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Coin-Op And Advertising Auction Features 1,100-Plus Lots
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A five-cent Watling Mfg. Co., Bird of Paradise Rol-a-Top slot machine, unrestored, with original reel strips, award card, back door, and finish, plays and pays correctly, including jackpot, is estimated at $3,000 to $5,000.
The ca. 1890-1910 carved carousel lion attributed to the Dentzel Carousel Co (Philadelphia), impressive at 70 inches tall and mounted on a wooden display platform, will be estimated at $40,000 to $60,000.
Now that summer is in everyone’s rear-view mirror, it’s time to start thinking of ways to enjoy the cooler autumn weather. Here’s an idea: head west to Las Vegas, Nev., on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16 and 17, for Morphy’s much-anticipated Coin-Op and Advertising auction, featuring more than 1,100 lots of rare, high-quality antiques and vintage collectibles. Several lots could easily finish at $50,000 or more. Among the expected leaders is a ca. 1890-1910 carved carousel lion attributed to the Dentzel Carousel Company (Philadelphia). The painted wood menagerie carousel lion is modeled in a striding pose with head dramatically raised and mouth open, featuring inset glass eyes, carved teeth and tongue, and a deep, flowing mane carved in high relief. It is mounted on a wooden display platform and estimated at $40,000 to $60,000. For one penny, customers could watch the highlydetailed Roover Brothers “Madame Zita” fortune teller automaton dressed in period Victorian era clothing turn her head from one side to grab a fortune, and turn again to drop it down the chute for the customer to collect. She also pulls the lever with the other hand to dispense a fortune card. Many reproductions of Madame Zita exist, but few originals survived such as this one. It is working, with keys, and estimated at $30,000 to $60,000. Music anyone? There is a ca. 1870 Imhof & Mulke (Germany) original pinned barrel orchestrion that had the barrel replaced in the 1890s with a Welte roll-playing system. That improvement expanded the playing options from one tune to the full selection of Welte rolls. This example was played in the Philadelphia Opera Hall in the early 1900s and was restored for the current owner by Hayes McClaren. It is fully operational, in near-perfect condition, and comes with an assortment of rolls. It is estimated at $20,000 to $50,000. An 84-inch-tall, late-19thcentury cigar store Indian figure attributed to the shop of Samuel Robb (American, 18511928) is a wood tobacconist trade figure depicting a standing Native American warrior wearing an elaborate eagle and
By Karl Pass Halloween displays and decor have popped up in stores and on neighborhood lawns even before the kids returned to school. And people who enjoy collecting and decorating with antique and vintage Halloween items are scouring antique shops for more to add to their collections. The Haddon Heights Antiques Center has a reputation for stocking unique finds for every holiday throughout the year, and Halloween is no exception. From now until early November, the store’s special display will be devoted to jack o’lanterns, ghosts, witches, and more. Shopgoers will find light-up ceramic pieces, plastic candy holders, figurines, cardboard Continued on page 8
This 84-inch-tall, late-19thcentury cigar store Indian figure attributed to the shop of Samuel Robb (American, 1851-1928), a carved and polychrome-painted wood tobacconist trade figure, is estimated at $35,000 to $45,000. feather headdress, the raised right arm displaying a bundle of cigars and the left supporting a large circular advertising shield lettered “SUPERIOR QUALITY CIGARS.” The estimate is $35,000 to $45,000. What’s a coin-op sale without slot machines? There is a ca. 1904 Caille Brothers (Detroit) “Big Six” upright slot machine, with patinated nickel plating to all original castings, and the original coin head, back door and wheel. The machine boasts solid mahogany construction, with an aged original appearance. This slot has seen little use and good example for those collectors who value originality. The estimate is $12,000 to $24,000. An all-original, 18-inchtall, one-cent “Chicago” peanut vending machine manufactured Continued on page 11
Reading-Berks Guild Of Craftsmen Show The 76th Annual Juried Holiday Fine Art And Craft Festival Is Set For Oct. 10 The Reading-Berks Guild of Craftsmen, a chapter of The Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen, will bring its 76th Annual Juried Holiday Fine Art and Craft Festival to the Hamburg Field House on Saturday, Oct. 10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Featuring a selection of traditional and contemporary handmade work by talented juried artisans, the one-day festival offers Continued on page 11
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On Sept. 12 and 13, the Festival remains one of the Doylestown Arts Festival largest free-to-attend arts returned for a highly attended festivals in the region and is 35th anniversary. Over two cherished by both its attenddays, the festival supported ees and vendors. The anticithe work of more than 300 pated annual event regularly artists and musicians while attracts large crowds, and showcasing local museums, this year was no different. arts organizations, and small Those attendees include an businesses. Despite a rainy outpouring of locals in addiSunday morning, the event tion to a large number of viswent off without a hitch, wel- itors, many of whom were coming tens of thousands of making their first visit to visitors to celebrate human- Doylestown. Over the years, made art. the free outdoor festival has Attendees enjoyed streets become a destination event, lined with an enormous range welcoming visitors from of art that included unique across the region and country sculptures, otherworldly to discover talented creators, prints, artistic woodcraft, a vibrant small business compaintings of all styles and munity, and a beautiful small sizes, and much more. Mean- town. while, five stages positioned “The Doylestown Arts Fesacross the festival welcomed tival is quite possibly the more than 40 sets of live per- most anticipated event of formances from hometown the year in Doylestown, if not and regional bands. While all of Bucks County. There’s wandering the streets, activi- nothing like checking out ties popped up left and right, the booths of local and visitranging from glass blowing, ing artists, whether they are plein air painting and pot- your returning favorites with tery wheels to sand art, face new creations or new venpainting, and a diverse food dors you’re discovering for court. the first time. I love when “Doylestown Arts Festival local stores incorporate live is one of the best opportu- art into their shops as well, nities for local artists to dis- meshing the indoor and outplay and sell their work. I’ve door creations,” reported been privileged to partici- resident and local business pate for a number of years, owner Jake Moyer. and it’s always one of the The all-volunteer Continued on page 8 best shows around. Thank you Doylestown, and everyone who makes this possible. You’ll never know just what a boost it is to me and other artists,” said artist Jan Powers of HenBit Art. T h e D o y l e s to w n A r t s
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10/08/2026, Carlisle - Thurs 2 PM, rowesauctionservice.com. Antiques, decorated stoneware, 1 0 /1 6 -1 7/2 02 6 , Las Ve gas redware, sterling, advertising & Fri & Sat & Online, morphy more! Rowe’s Auction Service a u c t i o n s . co m . A d v e r t i s i n g . 10/08/2026, Kinzers - Thurs 10 Morphy Auctions AM & Online, embassyauctions NEW HAMPSHIRE international.com. Over 4300 10/18-20/2026, Westmoreland pieces of foreign, ancient, replica - Sun 11AM, Mon & Tues 4PM, & fake coins, $1 gold coin, 1903 Internet, Phone & Absentee, live Liberty head, German marks, Mexauctioneers.com/auctioneer867/ ican pesos, a horse blanket note, flying-pig-auctions. Estate collec- currency notes from the Federal tions including furniture, stone- Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Ohio ware & redware, lighting, min- & much more! Embassy Auctions iatures, weathervanes, hooked International rugs, samplers, folk art carvings, 10/10/2026, Middletown - Sat early glass, porcelain, ceramics & 9 AM, auctionzip.com #12937. IH much more! Flying Pig Auctions tractors, Equipment, 2003 Dodge
10/24/2026, Frederick - Sat 9 AM, parzowauctions.com. Many mid-century modern items, sterling silver, period clothing, heavy NEW YORK ships lantern, cold war era Russian military hat & pin and many 10/30/2026, Delevan - Fri 1 PM, items still not unpacked! Howard auctionzip.com #1731. 80 VolkParzow Auctioneer swagen vehicles mostly from 10/28/2026, Cambridge - Wed the 70s & 80s, plus others. New 5 PM, Online only, amauctions. & used hand power tools, advercom. Diecast collectibles, furni- tising signs, farm equipment and ture, glassware, tools & more! A & a large quantity of scrap. United Auctions M Auctions
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10/03/2026, Ephrata - Sat 10 AM, gehmanauctions.com. Vintage & antique Christmas variety. Gehman Auctions
- Thurs - Fri 9 AM & Online, pookandpook.com. Mahantongo Valley painted chest of drawers, Wilhelm Schimmel large carved and painted spread wing eagle, Walter Emerson Baum, Hattie Klapp Brunner, and John Frederick Peto & Ernst Blumenschein fine art, rare copper double-wheel horse and sulky weathervane, S. Bell & Son Seated Spaniel & more! Pook & Pook, Inc.
Dakota 4x4 pickup, 1800 bank barn 40 x 55 to be removed, antique farm equipment, tools & more! All American Auction Service
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. 18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt. 113, Bucks County. Featuring 45 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10-5, Sundays 11-4.
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10/10/2026, Bethel - Sat 9 AM. www.heiseyauctions.com. Harley Davidsons, 4-wheeler, motorbike, tools, ammo, household, antiques & more! L & H Auctions 10/11/2026, Pineville - Sun., Noon, www.locatillc.com. Monthly Auctions. Locati LLC
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10/24/2026, Richlandtown - Sat 9 AM, auctionzip.com #8116, Bronze plaques, busts & bookends, 250+ pieces of old Cloisonne, 100+ older cameras, petroliana, guns & ammo, graphaphone w/ horn, older motorcycle trophies, porcelain Phillies cigar dispenser & more! Michael Goepfert Auctioneer 10/25/2026, Kutztown - Sun 6:30, Online, mullerauctioncompany.hibid.com. Weekly coin auction. Muller Auction Company
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10/17/2026, Manheim - Sat 9AM, hessauctiongroup.com. Large 1 day sale with 2 auctions simultaneously. 4’ sandstone trough, 2 mill stones, John Deere Gator, very large garden & outdoor items, antiques, furniture & more! Hess Auction Group
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10/27/2026, Glen Rock - Tues 9 AM, wehrlysauction.com. Fall gun auction. Wehrly’s Auction Service 11/01/2026, Kutztown - Ends at 6:30 PM, Online, auctionzip.com #1731. Estate rare coins, bullion & more. Muller Auction Company 11/05/2026, Kutztown - Thu 6:30 PM, Online only, auctionzip.com #1731. Muller Auction Company 11/08/2026, Kutztown - Sun 6:30 PM, Online, auctionzip.com #1731. Estate rare currency collection part 2. Muller Auction Company 11/12/2026, Kutztown - Thurs 6:30 PM, online, auctionzip.com #1731. Sports cards, collectibles & signed memorabilia. Muller Auction Company 11/15/2026, Kutztown - Sun 6:30 PM, Online, Kutztown, PA, auctionzip.com #1731, Estate rare coins, bullion & more! Muller Auction Company 11/22/2026, Kutztown - Sun 6:30, Online, auctionzip.com #1731. Estate rare coins, bullion & more! Muller Auction Company
1/29/2026, Kutztown - Sun 6:30 PM, Online, auctionzip.com #1731. Estate rare coins, bullion & more! Muller Auction Company
VIRGINIA
10/07/2026, Accomac - Wed 5 PM, Online only, amauctions.com. Large selection of decoys, primitives, furniture, glass, china & more! A & M Auctions
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10/10-11/2026, Luxemburg - Sat & Sun 9 AM (CST), Online only, jmhobbysupply.hibid.com. Over 1,000 lots of HO scale trains (along with N, HOn3, S, and O scale), steam & diesel locomotives, brass trains, passenger & freight cars & more! JM Hobby Supply & Railroad Artifact Auctions 12/19-20/2026, Luxemburg Fri & Sat, Online only, jmhobby supply.hibid.com. Over 1,000 lots of model trains. JM Hobby Supply & Railroad Artifacts
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10/03/2026, New Castle - Sat 9 AM - 2 PM, Rt 13/198 S DuPont Hwy, Delaware Train Show
10/04/2026, New Castle - Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, Rt 13/198 S DuPont 10/10/2026, Ephrata - Sat 9 AM, Hwy, Octoberfest Toy Show www.horstauction.com. Coin sale. GEORGIA Horst Auction Center 10/08-11/2026, Atlanta - Thurs 10 10/10/2026, Ephrata - Sat 10 AM AM - 5 PM, Fri & Sat 9 AM - 6 PM, & Online, gehmanauctions.com. Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 3650 & 3850 Vintage band clothing & Zippo Jonesboro Road, Scott Antique lighters. Gehman Auctions Markets 10/10/2026, Tremont - Sat 8:30 11/12-15/2026, Atlanta - Thurs 10 AM, auctionzip.com #1242. Large AM - 4 PM, Fri & Sat 9 AM- 6 PM, quantity of garage & auto colSun 10 AM - 4 PM, 3650 & 3850 lectibles including oil & fuel cans, Jonesboro Road, Scott Antique signs, manuals, displays, busiMarkets ness premiums Earl Stoyer dealership, war bond poster, leather ILLINOIS fire bucket, brass nozzles, sirens, 11/13-14/2026, Arcola & Tuscola glass extinguisher, “grenades”, Fri & Sat, On the Prairie, Country breweriana, firearms & more! Spirit Antique Show Dietrich’s Auction Service
08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We 10/12/2026, Dillsburg - Mon 5:30 Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, PM, haars.com. Special Christmas Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. www.tomatofactoryantiques.com 10/01-02/2026, Lancaster - Thurs auction. Hardy’s Auction Service
17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 the shop, 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & Decorative accessories. Consignment shop next door. Open Wed.-Sat., 10 - 4.
10/17/2026, Gettysburg - Sat 8:30AM, Generators, blow heaters, weed eaters, air compressor, golf cart, aluminum dock board, boat w/ no motor, wagon load of Craftsman, Snap-on and other tools, nailers, antique Victorian indoor furniture, large amount of small antiques, storage sheds, picket & rail fencing, old lumber, yard benches, swings, dinner bells & more! Penn Dutch Auction Service
Jersey Depression Glass Club Show & Sale 12/06/2026, Wayne - Sun 9 AM 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Wayne PAL Antiques & Collectibles Show 01/03/2027, Wayne - Sun 9 AM 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Wayne PAL Antiques & Collectibles Show 02/07/2027, Wayne - Sun 9 AM 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Wayne PAL Antiques & Collectibles Show 03/07/2027, Wayne - Sun 9 AM 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Wayne PAL Antiques & Collectibles Show 04/04/2027, Wayne - Sun 9 AM 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Wayne PAL Antiques & Collectibles Show
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10/03/2026, Washington Boro Sat 8AM - 3PM, 2251 River Road, Wildlife Celebration & Decoy Show 10/09-11/2026, Feasterville-Trevose - Fri - Sun, 1918 Brownsville Road, Brownsville Antique Centre 10/09-12/2026, Ronks - Fri - Mon 10 AM - 5 PM daily, 227 Hartman Bridge Road, Antique Village of Strasburg 10/16-17/2027, Oaks - Fri 10 AM 6 PM & Sat 10 AM - 4 PM, 100 Station Avenue, Antique & Collector Fair 10/17/2026, Kempton - Sat 9 AM 4 PM, 83 Community Center Drive, Antiques Dealers of Berks County
10/10-11/2026, Stormville - Sat- 10/18/2026, New Oxford - Sat 8 urday & Sunday 8AM - 4PM, 428 AM - 3 PM, 200 West Golden Lane, Rt 216, Stormville Airport Flea New Oxford Antique Show Market 10/31-11/01/2026, Honey Brook OHIO - Sat 10 AM - 4 PM, Sun 10 AM 3 PM, 1530 West Walnut Street, 11/07/2026, Berlin Sat 9 AM MARYLAND 3 PM, 3558 US Route 62, Simple Elverson Antique Show & Sale 10/18/2026, Davidsonville - Sun Goods Show 11/06-07/2026, Langhorne - Fri 8 AM, 3789 Queen Anne Bridge 9 AM - 5 PM, Sat 9 AM - 1 PM, Road, Mid Atlantic Radio FallFest 11/28-29/2026, Columbus - Sat & Sun, 717 E 17th Avenue, Scott 400 Oxford Valley Road, Pinback 11/06-08/2026, Poolesville - Fri Antique Markets Button Show 10 AM - 5 PM, Sat 10 AM - 5 PM, 01/23-24/2027, Columbus - Sat 11/07-08/2026, Pittsburgh - Nov Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 19130 Jerusa9am - 6pm, Sun 10am - 4pm, 7 & Nov 8, 1000 Fort Duquesne lem Road, Mid Atlantic Antique & 717 East 17th Ave, Scott Antique Blvd, Great Vintage Market Garden Festival Markets 11/07-08/2026, Washington 11/07/2026, Elkton - Sat 8 AM 02/20-21/2026, Columbus - Sat 9 Sat 10 AM - 4 PM, Sun 10 AM - 3 2 PM, 4640 Telegraph Road, East AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 717 PM, 2151 N Main Street, Genuine Nottingham Antiques Barn Sale East 17th Avenue, Scott Antique Duncan Fall Antiques & Collect11/08/2026, Elkton - Sun 9 AM - Markets ibles Show 2 PM, 4640 Telegraph Road, 53rd PENNSYLVANIA 11/13-15/2026, Carlisle - Fri 6PM Annual Antique Bottle & Collect01/02-12/31/2026, Lewisburg - - 8PM (Preview Party), Sat 8AM ibles Show & Sale -12PM (early bird) 12PM - 6PM PM, 12/12/2026, North East - Sat, 8 am Every Sun 8-4 (except Easter), 150 Sun 10AM - 4PM, 100 K Street, CarSilvermoon Ln. - 3 pm, 211 Brick House Meeting lisle Antique Fest 09/09-12/31/2026, Wayne Fri, Road, East Nottingham Antiques Sat & Sun 10 am - 6 pm, 153 11/14-15/2026, Jamison - Sat 10 S w e d e s fo rd Roa d , G a te way AM - 5 PM & Sun 11 AM - 4 PM, 1410 NEW JERSEY Vintage Almshouse Rd., Bucks County 10/04/2026, Wayne - Sun 9 AM - 10/02-03/2026, Lebanon - Fri 8 Antiques Dealers Association 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Wayne PAL AM - 4 PM, Sat 8 AM - 2 PM, 80 TENNESSEE Antiques & Collectibles Show Rocherty Road, Miss Morgan’s 10/02-03/2026, Clinton - Fri 12 10/11/2026, Wayne - Sun 9:30 AM Milkweed Antiques & Artisan PM - 7 PM, Sat 9 AM - 5 PM, His- 3:30 PM, 1 Pal Drive, Mechanical Show toric District, Clinch River Antique Music Extravaganza 10/03/2026, York - Sat 9AM - 3PM, Festival 11/01/2026, Wayne - Sun 9 AM - 334 Carlisle Ave, Gathering on the VIRGINIA 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Wayne PAL Farm Antiques & Collectibles Show 10/03-04/2026, Allentown - Sat 9 10/09-10/2026, Fisherville - Fri 11/13-14/2026, Allendale - Fri AM - 5 PM, Sun 9 AM - 3 PM, 17th 9AM - 5PM, Sat 9AM - 4PM, 277 5pm - 9pm & Sat 10am - 4pm, & Chew Streets, Allentown Paper Expo Road, Fisherville Antique Expo 165 West Crescent Avenue, North Show Christmas Open House
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showcases from the Reading Museum, antique National cash registers, industrial shop tooling & more! Horning Farm Agency
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Hake’s Online-Only Timed Auction Runs To Oct. 21
Part One Of The Lawrence Klein Collection Of Vintage Comic Books And Original Comic Book Art Is Showcased presence in their home. Grow- collecting connections and Hake’s is gearing up to industry’s legendary collectors on Wednesday, Oct. 21. auction part one of the Law- and longtime insiders. The fulLawrence Klein was bitten ing up outside New York City, hunting for his next four-color rence Klein collection, an ly-illustrated catalog is up on by the comic bug at an early he commuted into the city treasure. It was at one of these early astounding assemblage of vin- Hake’s website, and bidding age. His parents encour- with his father for early comic tage comic books and original opened on Sept. 28. All lots aged him to read as a child, conventions like Creation Con, 1980s conventions that Klein comic book art by one of the will begin closing at 9:40 p.m. and comics were a welcome meeting comic creators and was first exposed to comic art getting them to sign copies of as a collectible when he saw the comics they worked on. He the late comic book artist Neal fondly remembers trips to New Adams (1941-2022), who had York City comic shops, making sketches for sale at his table. Adams was charging $75 for a sketch, but a nearby comic art dealer’s offer of published Neal Adams cover art for the This is an original pencil art for same price seemed more “Amazing Spider-Man #304” reasonable. This first piece (Marvel Comics, Sept. 1988) of cover art, “World’s Finest by Todd McFarlane, with inks #209” (offered in this auction), by Joe Rubinstein. The page Bright Star Antiques Co. Sold $44,000 inspired Klein to become a shows a hand holding a copy collector. of the book “Webs” and will — serious buyers for serious Lot 161 and 162 in the 233- be estimated at $75,000-plus. collections. Serving you. lot auction are artboards with original art by artist Todd You didn’t spend a lifetime building a collection to see it McFarlane. The first is pensold for pennies. Bright Star Antiques Co. has the buyer and-ink artwork for “Amaznetwork, the auction platform, and the expertise to get ing Spider-Man #302” (Marvel your Pennsylvania collection in front of thousands of Comics, July 1988). The page motivated bidders worldwide. features four panels, showing Sold $6,600 Artboard with original art Spider-Man web-swinging past We specialize in: • Americana • Advertising Antiques penciled by Mike Grell and the research laboratories of • Folk Art • Oil & Gas Memorabilia • Architectural Antiques layout by Alex Saviuk for the On-Line Research into a con• Garden Statuary, and much more. cover of “Green Lantern Vol. 2 struction site. The second is #102” (DC Comics, March 1978), original pencil art for “AmazWhether you’re ready to sell a single extraordinary with the cover featuring Green ing Spider-Man #304” (Marvel piece or an entire collection built over decades, Bright Lantern frozen in space, is Comics, Sept. 1988), with inks Star handles everything — evaluation, photography, estimated at $20,000-plus. cataloging, promotion, and sale — so you can move by Joe Rubinstein. The page forward with confidence and without compromise. shows a close-up of a hand Sold $3,600 holding a copy of the book Schedule a confidential consultation with our local “Webs.” representative. Call or Text 903.348.3693. Each of the artworks is in Original art penciled by excellent condition and was Pat Broderick with inks by obtained from McFarlane at a Bob Smith for the cover to San Diego Comic-Con. Multi- “Detective Comics #551” (DC signed reading copies of the Comics, June 1985), “Chaos Is comic books for which the art The Calendar Man!” the cover was produced are included for Doug Moench’s Batman with the lots and are signed story, will be estimated at on the title page by McFar- $20,000-plus.
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A Lifetime of Collecting Deserves More Than a Garage Sale.
lane, Rubinstein, letterer Rick who added the date (“92”). Parker and editor Jim Salicrup, The depictions of Spider-Man epitomize the highly-stylized body dynamics and signature webbing associated with
Sold $1,450
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A pen-and-ink original art for “Amazing Spider-Man #302” (Marvel Comics, July 1988) by Todd McFarlane was obtained from McFarlane at a San Diego Comic-Con and will be estimated at $50,000-plus.
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PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, October 17, 2026 - 9 AM
Tom Grindberg’s original pen-and-ink art for the cover of “Silver Surfer Vol. 3 #102” (Marvel Comics, March 1995), signed on the cover in Artboard with pencil-and-ink silver paint pen by Grindberg original art by Michael Allred and on Page 1 by inker Bill for “Batman Black And White Anderson, will be estimated at #4” (DC Comics, Feb 2014), the $10,000-plus. story on Page 7 is from Michael and Lee Allred’s “Tea-Minus Party” storyline, is estimated at $5,000-plus.
181 Loghes Dr. Manheim, PA
GLORIA BURKHOLDER FAMILY AUCTION Large 1 day sale with 2 auctions running simultaneously!
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Auction For: Gloria Burkholder Buyers Premium: 10% Live / 15% Online (We will be selling online through Hibid)
See hessauctiongroup.com for more details. 717-664-5238 or 877-599-8894
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Special features: 4’ sandstone trough, 2 mill stones, John Deere Gator Very Large Garden and Outdoor Sale: Large collection of colorful glazed planters, poly furniture, ornate water fountains, galvanized sprinkling cans, garden statuary, chicken crates, metal outdoor decorations, multiple patio sets, flat bottom boat, selection of vintage spring chairs, wire and wood plant stands, corn hole boards, chicken feeders, vintage bikes and tricycles, bird baths, milk cans, benches, child’s pull wagons, wooden wheel barrows, vintage wooden wheels, goat carts, picnic tables, wheeling double galvanized wash tub, paddle boat, mad river canoe, and many more items not mentioned! Antiques: Large selection of blue and gray agate ware including milk pitchers, coffee & tea pots, muffin pans, stone ware crocks, nice set of candy store jars, NOS Pyrex nesting bowls, milk bottles, Wissler cast iron cat trough, Keaton stone ware pottery, nice selection of lighting including oil lamps, red satin lamp, Hatfield 50 lb. lard tin, contemporary slag glass lamps, Steiff jointed teddy bear, Hubley door stops, mortised leg bench, child’s early sleigh, antique quilt, miniature Hoosier cupboard, miniature tiger maple corner cupboard, vintage farm toys, Tonka toys, plus many more items of interest! Furniture: Victorian marble top parlor table, grain painted blanket chest, oak ice box (very nice), cherry 1-drawer drop leaf table, oak ladies drop front desk, great 1950’s red enamel 5 piece breakfast set, great 5 piece 1950’s chrome yellow and green breakfast set, mortised leg benches, great 3 piece mahogany marble top bedroom suite, antique 1-drawer stand, large church pew, great high back oak bedroom suite with rope turned columns, chaise lounge, marble top walnut dresser, flame painted early blanket chest, Sheraton 4-drawer chest, marble top wash stand, cherry drop leaf extension table, great 9 piece mahogany dining room suite, great 7 piece Victorian parlor suite, marble top parlor tables, mahogany fall front ladies desk, mahogany hall tree, early pump organ, Sumpter marble top side board w/ beveled glass gallery, dry sink, jelly cupboard, platform rocking chair, leather recliner, 4 piece upholstered living room suite, singer treadle sewing machine, wash stands, rocking chairs, antique wood box, small steamer trunk, and much more!
“Gobbledygook #1” (Mirage Studios, 1984), graded CGC 9.4 with back cover featuring A first-printing issue of advertisement for “Teenage “Teenage Mutant Ninja Mutant Ninja Turtles #1” that Turtles #1” (Mirage Studios, pre-dates the Turtles’ comic 1984), graded CGC/JSA 9.8 book debut, will be estimated NM/MINT, will be estimated at $100,000-plus. at $100,000-plus.
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of $40,000 to $60,000. order, and it will be estimated for pre-WWII productions, desirable motorcycle in excel- to live bidding at the galWhile on the subject of at $15,000 to $25,000. especially the rare ones in lent condition is estimated at lery, Milestone welcomes all Continued from page 4 the esteemed German toy An outstanding 12-inch supreme condition with pre- $10,000 to $15,000. other forms of remote bidsections houses a horizontal manufacturer Marklin, an prototype of Marx’s 1939 New cisely-detailed lithography. Other highlights from ding: absentee; phone; or live steam boiler, pressure gauges excellent example of its pre- York World’s Fair Rocket Ship A standout amongst the 150 the sale’s 745 lots include a online through Milestone Live, and a vertical stack, while the 1906 First Series Nicholas II is based on the manufactur- European, American and Jap- boxed Masudaya “Gang of LiveAuctioneers, or Invaluother section accommodates Battleship, named for the er’s standard Buck Rogers anese motorcycles in the sale Five” Radicon Robot, Atom Jet able. Worldwide shipping a flywheel, pulleys and acces- last emperor of Russia, is 21 Rocket Ship but has an added fit that description perfectly. racer, large IY Japan tin fric- available. sories, including an oilcan inches long with original hull front cockpit and painted A pre-war Japanese rarity, the tion Harley-Davidson MotorFor additional informaand small brass cup. Both and deck intact. The super- details. Images of passen- 10.5-inch “Gun-Yo” tin windup cycle with very rare picto- tion, call Miles King at 440platforms show some possi- structure, masts and lifeboats gers are visible in the win- military trike motorcycle was rial-label box, Toonerville 527-8060 or email info@ ble paint touchup, either from have some paint restoration, dows, and “New York World’s artfully lithographed with Trolley’s Aunt Eppie Hogg tin milestoneauctions.com. the factory or of the period. which is typical of early Mark- Fair 1939” is painted on the extreme attention paid to windup, bizarre tin Batmobile All images courtesy of Intricately detailed through- lin craft. The cannons are tail. Any space toy or World’s even the smallest details. with splashy Japanese writing, Milestone Auctions except out, this extraordinary muse- original and stamped “CM” Fair memorabilia collector The driver, a helmeted Jap- boxed 1880s Vielmetter Clown where otherwise noted. um-quality antique is cata- (Cannon Model). The windup seeking something truly rare anese soldier, has crimson A r t i s t , b oxe d loged with a presale estimate mechanism is in fine working and exotic should not over- armbands on his orange uni- battery-op Yeti, look this unique piece. Miles form jacket, wears side-laced pressed-steel King remarked, “It is possibly boots and star-embossed trucks, boxed the finest Marx prototype we gloves, and is “equipped” battery-operhave ever had the pleasure with a gun and dagger at his ated Superman of offering for sale.” Its pre- waist. Rivets, pinstriping and Ta n k , ra ce r s , sale estimate is $10,000 to faux tire treads and wheel b o x e d S p i c $15,000. bolts add to its visual appeal. and Span, DisEve r y toy m o to rc ycle With a working windup mech- t l e r B a n a n a collector is on the lookout anism, this colorful, highly Man, other rare character toys, American horsedrawn cast-iron toys and early German cars and motorcycles. A very rare 1920s Gendron Marmon pedal car, all original and well a cce ss o r i ze d , is offered with an $8,000 to $12,000 estimate. Milestone’s auction will be held at its metr o - C l e v e l a n d The 15-inch tall Machine Man, the rarest and A very fine TN Nomura battery-operated Gigantor #5 Tetsujin gallery located most sought-after of Masudaya’s legendary An oversize sample of Marklin working steam plant, possibly 28, 10 inches tall, accompanied by original pictorial box, all at 38198 Wil- battery-operated “Gang of Five robots,” created for display at a showroom or trade show, one of original and complete with correct plastic remote control loughby Park- made in 1960, all original and complete, only two known and the only one believed to reside in North battery box, worked when tested, unquestionably one of the way, Willoughby, with bright colors, high gloss, and a clean America, by far, the largest and most impressive steam rarest of all Japanese Tetsujin toys, excellent condition, will Ohio, at 10 a.m. battery compartment, worked when tested, plant Marklin ever made, an engineering marvel, it will be be estimated at $40,000 to $60,000. ET. In addition will be estimated at $60,000 to $80,000. estimated at $40,000 to $60,000.
PUBLIC AUCTION The 12-inch prototype Marx 1939 New York World’s Fair Rocket Ship, variant design with added front cockpit, “New York World’s Fair 1939” painted on the tail, “ERIE 12-7-38 1769” painted on bottom, will be estimated at $10,000 to $15,000.
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Preview: Friday, October 30, 12-4 P.M. Large Early Winchester Ammunition Display, 2 Early Antique PA Tall Case Clocks, Several Nice Pieces of Antique Furniture, Humpmobile Sign & Automotive Advertising, Early 1900’s Metal Fireman Statuette, Firefighter Memorabilia & Toys, Early Tin & Cast Toys, Penny Toys, 50 + Swarovski Crystal Figures, Several Nice pieces of Lalique Glass, Quality Cut Glass, Early China & Porcelain, Sterling Silver Flatware & Hollowware, George Jensen Set of Flatware, Bronze Statues, Early Dolls, Toy Trains, Early Flasks & Bottles, Barber Bottles, Glass paper weight collection, Wooden carved canes, 1783 Fraktur, wooden cutlery urns, Carved Bone Lamp, Oriental Items, Oil Paintings, Early Prints & Etchings, Several Antique Rifles, Masonic Swords, Plus other Amazing Antiques.
A rare 14-inch Hoge windup Popeye Speedboat in superb original condition, factory-applied number “400” on the bow, in contrast to the Popeye label seen in production pieces that followed, among the rarest Popeye toys ever made, will be estimated at $15,000 to $20,000.
This Chein Felix Frolic tin windup platform toy, ca. 1926, one of only four known to exist, very nice condition with only exceptions being a few minor factory touch-ups, very minor scattered wear, and restoration to the side of one mouse, will be estimated at $20,000 to $30,000.
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Hake’s
Horst Auction Center
COIN SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2026 SALE TIME – 9:00 A.M.
INSPECTION – Friday, October 9, 2026, 1:00 - 5:00 P.M., Saturday, October 10, 2026, 7:00 A.M. through the sale. Sale to be held at Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Road, Ephrata, Lancaster Co., PA
466 LOTS OF COINS AND CURRENCY No Buyer’s Premium for In-Person Bidding. *Online Bidding Available Through Hibid.com
A catalogued listing can be picked up at the Auction Center for free. Listing w/photos is also available on our website www.horstauction.com Accepted Payments: Cash or PA Check. Visa, MasterCard & Debit card with 3% fee. No out of state checks without prior approval. R131817
Turtles #1” (Mirage Studios, shows (as well as the early 1984), graded CGC/JSA 9.8 NM/ Ramapo Comic Con shows Continued from page 6 MINT and featuring the origin from his high school days), McFarlane and the era during and first appearance of the w h i c h h av e b e e n a u to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, graphed. Many also bear origwhich he drew “Spider-Man.” The auction’s opening item Splinter and Shredder. The inal sketches from the likes of is a copy of “Gobbledygook #1” story and art were created by Art Spiegelman, Joe Staton, (Mirage Studios, 1984), graded Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, Jeff Smith, Mike Mignola, Frank CGC 9.4 and featuring the first who also signed authenticated Miller, Evan Dorkin, Jimmy appearance of Fugitoid. The autographs on the interior Palmiotti, Amanda Conner, book was authenticated by front cover. Currently, there are Klaus Janson and other artKevin Eastman who, along with no examples of a first printing ists who were in attendance. Peter Laird, co-created the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles These mementos have been “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” #1” graded higher. set aside as a special section Klein’s lifelong dedication of the auction, with proceeds and provided the comic’s story, cover and art. Eastman signed to comic books and comic art going to the Center for Carthe interior cover in pen. Nota- later led to his founding the toon Studies, the HERO Inibly, the issue’s back cover fea- Museum of Comic and Car- tiative, the Berkshire Humane tures an advertisement for toon Art (MoCCA) in 2001, fol- Society, and the Berkshire Art “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles lowed by the MoCCA Arts Fes- Association. #1” that pre-dates the Turtles’ tival in 2002. That first MoCCA For a free printed cataFest attracted more than 2,000 log or additional information comic book debut. Speaking of which, lot 3 artists, publishers, editors and on any item in the sale, call 1 is a copy of the first print- enthusiasts, who united for an -866-404-9800 (toll-free) or ing of “Teenage Mutant Ninja event The Village Voice called 717-434-1600. the “Best Small-Press Comics To learn more, visit www. Nexus Anywhere.” hakes.com. Klein has chosen to offer All images courtesy of some souvenirs from MoCCA Hake’s Auctions.
55th Annual Fall
Carriage & Antique Auction Friday, October 16, 2026, 9:00 am Preview: Thursday, October 15, 10am-6pm Welcome Reception: Thursday 6:30-8:00 pm
Doylestown
support from the Borough of Doylestown, Public Works, Continued from page 2 Emergency Services, local o rga n i ze rs a n d co m m i t- business owners, and resitee responsible for the fes- dents. Organizers view it as a tival worked for more than testament to what the comten m o n t h s to ca re f u l ly munity can do when they plan the production of this work together. year’s event, which is traThe separately organized ditionally held the week- Bucks County Classic joined end following Labor Day. the festival on Sunday, adding Over the course of the week- the excitement of high-speed end, 160 volunteers worked bike races around the borfrom before dawn until well ders of the event. The compast sunset to make sure bination of these large-scale the event ran smoothly. The events is a unique represenfestival is organized by Dis- tation of the local area which cover Doylestown, a 501(c)(3) has equally passionate art nonprofit organization, with and cycling communities.
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Lebanon Fairgrounds Expo Center, 80 Rocherty Rd., Lebanon, PA 17042
Large One-Day Auction AUCTION WILL INCLUDE Horse drawn carriages, horse/pony wagons and sleighs, marathon 2- and Restored Two 4-wheeled carriages, coach and carriage lamps, holly whips, coach horns, Passenger Sleigh livery, top hats, ladies driving hats, FIRE MEMORABILIA, stable fixtures, good quality books, collectibles and antiques. This is only a short listing at time of printing. No pets allowed. CONSIGN TODAY FOR MAXIMUM ADVERTISING!
Early Booby Hut Sleigh
Limited Amount of Quality Consignments Will Be Accepted Coaches, Carriages, Sleighs - Good Quality, Usable Condition, Equine & Carriage Industry related items to include horse and pony harness, livery, and appointments. Most Carriages with Lamps (will be Sold Separately) We will continue to receive and accept consignments of horse drawn vehicles until 3:00 pm Thursday, October 15. Please register with the office before delivering to the auction site. Please call our office or email us at martinauctioneers@frontiernet.net to consign. Martin Auctioneers has the right of refusal of accepting any items. All vehicles and items sold “As Is, Where Is.” Purchaser must understand he/ she is buying property entirely upon his/her own examination and opinion. Buyer’s premium & sales tax will be applied. From Wed., Oct 14 thru Sat., Oct. 17 reach us at Auction site phone number 717.272.7011
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Haddon Heights
Continued from page 1 mall has been in business cutouts, classic scary books, without interruption for masks, costumes, and more. more than 30 years. The Haddon Heights With more than 50 dealers out there hunting down Antiques Center is open treasures, the stock changes seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended frequently. Regular customers of the hours on Friday evening. It Haddon Heights Antiques is located at 531 Clements Center are well aware of the Bridge Road in Barrington, variety of antiques and col- N.J., adjacent to the railroad lectibles spread out over tracks and just off I-295 and two floors and offered at a Route 30, the White Horse generous discount policy. Pike. Use Barrington as the New customers are usually city for GPS purposes. Call 856-546-0555 pleasantly surprised by the size and scope of the store. f o r d i re c t i o n s o r m o re There’s a reason this antique information.
Online catalog available at www.martinauctioneers.hibid.com Live on Location Bidding, Online (Webcast), Absentee & Phone Bids for Qualified Buyers Restored 4-Passenger Pony Bob Sleigh
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Scaled Model of C-Spring Brougham
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Fireman’s Presentation Horn awarded at the Peoria IL Tournament on July 4th 1864, Second Prize, horizontal steam 189 et 10 in.
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Rembrandt’s Lions: Art And Exile In The Dutch Republic New Interpretation Of The Artist And Work Presented
The Morgan Library & on new significance in this exhi- brings greater attention to the most innovative and important century informed Rembrandt’s and lands, began to appear in Museum will present “Rem- bition, which sheds light on the histories and enduring lega- works.” “Rembrandt’s Lions: Art evolution into the artist we Rembrandt’s etchings, often in brandt’s Lions: Art and Exile in cultural context in which the cies of marginalized communi- and Exile in the Dutch Republic” know today. The lion, a symbol the context of these communithe Dutch Republic,” an exhibi- artist’s innovations and stylistic ties that played a central role shows how the diverse commu- of the resilience and strength ties’ stories, coinciding with the Continued on page 10 in shaping some of the artist’s nities of Amsterdam in the 17th shown by the republic’s people tion that brings together, for the choices were made.” first time, a remarkable group of In the 17th century, up to 60 drawings, etchings, and paint- percent of residents in Amsterings highlighting the often dam, where Rembrandt lived overlooked but formative pres- and worked, hailed from elseence of migrants, immigrants, where. Amid catastrophic reliexiles, and refugees in the gious and political wars that world and work of Rembrandt dislocated hundreds of thouHarmenszoon van Rijn (1606- sands of people, the Dutch 69). The exhibition particularly Republic established a right to focuses on stories of diaspora, personal religious freedom and or dispersed communities, that became a haven for those who, figure prominently in many of by force or by choice, left their his etchings, offering a new per- homes. The newly settled were spective on the effects of migra- often referred to as strangers Location: 2746 Baltimore Pike, Gettysburg, PA (just off of Rt. 15 along Rt. 97 South) tion on 17th-century life. or exiles, their stories subseToday, Rembrandt is seen quently informing the new conEquipment & Misc. includes: Allis Chalmers H4 Crawler, 2 Forklifts, Steamer Wagon, Transplanter, 3 Pt. Mower, as the quintessential Dutch cepts of “migrant,” “immigrant,” Riding Mower, Welder, Setalene Tanks, Generators, Blow Heaters, Weed Eaters, Air Compressor, Golf Cart, artist, yet in his day the Dutch and “refugee.” This diverse comAluminum Dock Board, Boat w/o motor, Floor Crane, Engine Lift, Warehouse Ladder, Pallet Racking, Greenhouse Republic was newly formed, munity brought ideas, talents, Shelving & lots more misc. items, Chains & Tighteners, Come Along,Hand Tools, etc. Wagon-load of Craftsman, and what it meant to be Dutch and cultures that influenced life Snap-On, & misc. tools, nailers & such. Antiques, Antique Furniture: Full Line of Antique Victorian In-door was still being defined. On view in the republic and Rembrandt’s Furniture & Large Amount of Small Antiques. Outdoor Items: Storage Sheds, Outhouse, Picket & Rail Fencing, from Friday, Oct. 23, through art. The experimental medium Old Lumber, Yard Benches & Swings, Grinding Wheel, Dinner Bells, & such. Books: Approx. 100 lots of old books Jan. 31, 2027, this exhibition illu- of etching aptly inspired some to be sold in large lots with some CR 1800s. minates a new interpretation of his most innovative work, of the artist and the world he which combined historical and Auctioneer’s Note: This is a clean-out of a unique old farmhouse & barn. Large amount of old stuff & antiques with inhabited. contemporary references, often some good equipment mixed in. Selling with 2 auctioneers. Books at approx. 10:30am. Outside Equipment & Misc “Rembrandt’s Lions: Art to tell exile stories in new ways. at approx.11:00AM. Lunch available. Lg. Equipment must be paid with cash or approved check before removal. and Exile in the Dutch Repub“A pivotal moment in Dutch lic’ offers fresh perspectives on history compelled Rembrandt Call Amos Fisher 717-468-7148 for more info. a well-known and thoroughly to make art, and this exhibition For Full Listing & photos, go to auctionzip.com #30845 studied artist through a modern gives visitors the opportunity to Auction Services By: interpretive lens,” said Colin consider the parallels between B. Bailey, Katharine J. Rayner Rembrandt’s Amsterdam, New director of the Morgan Library Amsterdam, and New York City,” & Museum. “At the heart of the said Sarah Mallory, Annette exhibition is the Morgan’s cele- and Oscar de la Renta assistant All Announcements on brated collection of Rembrandt curator of drawings and prints Auction Day take precedence etchings, the largest and finest at the Morgan. “By recognizing over previous advertisements in North America, formed pri- and foregrounding the stories Amos Fisher AU005735 marily by J. P. Morgan during his of migrants, immigrants, exiles, Sam Kauffman AA019852 Selling For: Steve & Savilla Fisher lifetime but added to over the and refugees depicted in Remlast century. Major works take brandt’s etchings, the exhibition
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MULTI-ESTATE AUCTION PRIMITIVE, COUNTRY & DIVERSE ANTIQUES THREE DAY ONLINE AUCTION INTERNET, PHONE & ABSENTEE BIDDING AVAILABLE Huge collection of porcelain, glass & pottery incl this set of 10 Royal Doulton hand painted bird plates made for Tiffany & Co New York Great country painted cupboards incl this stepback in green
SUNDAY OCTOBER 18TH AT 11:00 A.M. MONDAY OCTOBER 19TH AT 4:00 P.M. & TUESDAY OCTOBER 20TH AT 4:00 P.M. NOTE THIS IS A 3-DAY SALE!
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Westmoreland, NH
Nice collection of carved birds/decoys shown on an antique large hanging corner shelf
Wonderful signed Eldred Wheeler tiger maple linen press
867 Route 12, 03467 PH: 603-543-7490; 413-537-4855 Email: flyingpigantiquesnh@gmail.com https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com
Flying Pig Auctions is excited to present the Estate of Ron & Lori Lunn of Massachusetts combined with several other Frank Henry Shapleigh estates & collections to make this an exciting auction filled with treasures that span eras & genres and includes all o/c interior scene types of items! SO MANY ITEMS that we are conducting a THREE-DAY AUCTION! Ron & Lori Lunn’s house was their depicting a fireplace hearth – signed on hobby. Together they gardened, and selected antiques to decorate their home and each one created a warm memory Showing a sample of verso stretcher & story for them. The Lunn’s home was even once featured in “Country Home” magazine! Their collections spanned the many fabulous pieces of Folk Art incl many categories from early furniture to antique style primitive furniture; Stoneware; Redware; Lighting; Miniatures; weathervanes, whirligigs, Boxes, baskets, buckets & treen; Weathervanes; Textiles; Hooked Rugs; Samplers; Art; Folk Art carvings; Early Glass, watch hutch, gameboards, Porcelain & Ceramics! We are JUST beginning to scratch the surface of unpacking and photographing this extensive etc. estate! There is More, more, more! PLUS, there are several other estates & collections with complimentary items to Showing just a sample make this a well-rounded eclectic & diverse antique auction! Please take note of the EARLY START TIME of 11:00am on of the wonderful antique baskets, painted treen, SUNDAY that kicks off THREE SESSIONS! Don’t miss this exciting sale! Truly something for everyone! STAY TUNED! hooked rugs & painted FULL CATALOG AVAILABLE ON LIVE AUCTIONEERS ON OCTOBER 9TH! country furniture Visit us at Flying Pig Antiques in Westmoreland, NH during shop hours for LIVE PREVIEW: OCTOBER 9TH – OCTOBER 17TH from 10am-5pm Great country Great country painted painted cupboards incl this cupboards incl Huge selection canted stepback this example in of fine art incl showing just some of red this vibrant o/c the antique Redware autumn farm Showing a very small scene w field selection of the MANY pieces & sheaves of of Stoneware on an antique wheat bucket bench in green Huge collection of antique 18thC Bible Box samplers – showing just a sample
This will be an INTERNET ONLY AUCTION featured on LiveAuctioneers.com with Phone, Absentee & Internet bidding available flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com 25% buyer’s premium Showing the diversity in this sale with a ca 1888 Eastman camera, antique jewelers scale & vintage microscope in orig boxes.
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Fabulous collection of miniatures incl baskets, stoneware, yellowware, shelves, R131821 benches, etc.
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Rembrandt
of exile, a lesson that resonated with the many peoples in the Continued from page 9 Dutch Republic. republic’s rise to power. The exhibition consists of Varied in appearance, from six sections. The first, “Pride of CHRISTMAS ITEMS – TOOLS – ETC. imaginative to lifelike, the lion Lions,” explores how the foundCOLUMBUS DAY, recurs throughout the artist’s ing of the Dutch Republic estabMON., OCT. 12, 2026 – 5:30 P.M. oeuvre, most often in portray- lished Amsterdam as a haven als of the exiled Saint Jerome, for religious and political exiles, Located @ 185 Logan Rd., (Rt. 15), 17019 one of Rembrandt’s most fre- as well as the connections to quently depicted saints. Saint Saint Jerome in Rembrandt’s Restaurant & doors open at 4:00 pm. LOTS OF Jerome sought to expand the work. “Republic of Refugees” CHRISTMAS DÉCOR; Santas; Trees; lots of borders of the church to include looks closely at depictions of ornaments; real nice artwork; nutcrackers; angels; the humblest of peoples. His migrant, immigrant, and exiled candles; collectibles; primitives; retro; antique pursuit led him to a self-im- communities both in the Bible items; etc. NOTE: Only a partial listing, STILL posed exile far from home in and in Amsterdam. “The Lion’s MUCH MORE TO UNPACK and set up! the desert, where, according to Share” centers on global stoCheck www.haars.com for pictures & updates. legend, he pulled a thorn from a ries of the Dutch Republic and lion’s paw; the animal remained colonial aggression. “Home/ HARDY’S AUCTION SERVICE with him thereafter. In Rem- Lands” examines the neighAH000010L brandt’s etchings, the pair may borhoods where migrant com717-432-8246 or 717-432-3779 be understood as an expres- munities resided in Amsterdam Office 717-432-8246 or Doug & Vickie sion of compassion, loyalty, and through the eyes of Rembrandt, Hardy Auctioneers 717-432-3779. acceptance amid the difficulties who lived among them. “Fitting In” offers a wider exploration of Rembrandt’s practice as a porLIVE - PUBLIC AUCTION traitist, including how he innoMICHAEL L. GOEPFERT OF RICHLAND AUCTION HALL vated techniques to advance Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606-69) “Self-Portrait with the etching medium. The last Raised Sabre” done in 1634, an etching with burin on paper, 124 TH section, “Beyond Belonging,” by 102 mm., courtesy of the Morgan Library and Museum, New PREVIEW 8 A.M. takes viewers to the end of York, purchased by J. Pierpont Morgan, 1905; RvR 22. ST. JOHN’S ACTIVITY CENTER, 26 1ST AVENUE, RICHLANDTOWN, PA 18955 Rembrandt’s life and considers depictions of marginalized exhibition and of Rembrandt’s depictions of dress and appearSTART (9:00)- THIS AUCTION IS HIGHLIGHTED BUT NOT LIMITED TO BRONZE work: portraiture, both of him- ance, as seen in “Self-Portrait figures. PLAQUES-BUSTS & BOOKENDS, 250+ PCS. OLD CLOISONNE, 100+OLDER CAMERAS, PETROLIANA SIGNS & CANS, 30”X12”C.I. EAGLE Throughout the exhibi- self and of others across many with Raised Sabre” (1634) and tion, Rembrandt’s works pro- economic and social groups. “Self-Portrait in a Cap, Wide125 SMOKING PIPES, ARTWORK- OIL ON CANVAS, GUNS & AMMO, POWDER FLASKS, HUNTING KNIVES, GRAPHAPHONE W/ HORN, OLDER MOTORCYCLE vide insight into how he viewed The portraits on view include Eyed and Open-Mouthed” TROPHIES, PORCELAIN PHILLIES CIGAR DISPENSER, MORE. global communities and per- a 1639 etching of Manasseh (1630). Also on view are other LISTING & PICTURES ON AUCTIONZIP #8116 ceived different countries and Ben Israel, a Portuguese-born highlights from the Morgan’s peoples. Themes of home per- rabbi who settled in Amster- Rembrandt collection, includCLOISONNE meate the works, from domes- dam’s growing Sephardic com- ing three impressions of “The tic scenes of Rembrandt’s life to munity and established the first Three Crosses” (ca. 1653) and BRONZEthe ways migrant communities Hebrew press in Holland. Rem- “The Hundred Guilder Print” ARTIST sought refuge in Amsterdam. brandt also accepted numerous (ca. 1648), as well as unpreceMany of the republic’s exiles commissions from members of dented loans from the Rijksmuwere searching for more than Amsterdam’s upwardly mobile seum, Amsterdam (the drawa place of safety; they hoped class who sought to establish ing “Recumbent Lion,” 1660), to establish themselves and their place within a Dutch soci- and the National Gallery of Art, 15% Buyer’s LINER CAN-NICE THE DEMON WITHIN BRONZE MANTEL CLOCK Premium ety of their own making. Washington, D.C. (the painting create a sense of belonging. As part of his fascination “The Mill,” ca. 1645-48). Questions of identity and MICHAEL L. GOEPFERT AUCTIONEER AU-002271-L To learn more, visit www. belonging also emerge through with identity and represenCASH-GOOD LOCAL CHECK (NO OUT-OF-STATE CHECKS) • CREDIT CARDS (ADD 3%) • 6% SALES TAX one of the major threads of the tation, Rembrandt embraced themorgan.org. 215-538-0610 • CELL-267-549-3293-AFTER 7PM
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Morphy’s
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ca. 1905 by Coleman Hardware Co., is a remarkable survivor from the early 20th century and hard model to find in all-original condition. It has
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The ca. 1880 Brunswick “Monarch” 9-foot pool table, perhaps the most-sought after early pool table, includes small-profile oak cue rack, refinished, and five pool cues. The estimate will be $15,000 to $30,000. an original marquee, lid hold- Paradise, to be estimated at down ring and new globe, and $3,000 to $5,000. is referenced in “Silent SalesMorphy’s West Coast satman Too” by Bill Enes, page ellite gallery is located at 4520 38. It holds an estimate of Arville St., #1, Las Vegas, Nev. $5,000 to $10,000. Start time on both days is 9 Rounding out this short a.m. Pacific Time. All forms of list of expected top lots is a remote bidding will be availA single-sided porcelain five-cent Watling Mfg Co., Bird able, including absentee, by thermometer sign from of Paradise Rol-a-Top slot phone (please reserve line in Campbell’s Soup Co takes the machine, unrestored, with advance), or live via the interform of the iconic soup can. original reel strips, award net through Morphy Live. For The thermometer face reads card, back door, and finish. condition reports or other “On so many days – Soup is It plays and pays correctly, questions, call toll free 877just the thing!” The estimate including the jackpot, and is 968-8880 or email info@ a respectable original Bird of morphyauctions.com. is $15,000 to $30,000.
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refreshments. Admission is a $6 donation. Children 12 Continued from page 1 art, folk art, paintings, and and under will be admitted shoppers an opportunity to seasonal holiday creations. free of charge. The building is Visitors will have the handicapped-accessible. discover distinctive, handFor one penny, customers crafted gifts while meet- opportunity to meet particiProceeds from the festival An all-original, 18-inch- could watch the highlying the makers and learn- pating artisans and craftsmen, benefit the educational pro- tall, one-cent “Chicago” detailed Roover Brothers ing about their creative explore their unique work, and grams of the Reading-Berks peanut vending machine “Madame Zita” fortune learn more about the tech- Chapter of The Pennsylvania manufactured ca. 1905 by teller automaton dressed in processes. This year’s festival will be niques and traditions behind Guild of Craftsmen, helping Coleman Hardware Co., a period Victorian era clothing held at the Guild’s new loca- their creations. With a wide support the Guild’s commit- remarkable survivor from go through the motions of tion at the Hamburg Field variety of handcrafted pieces ment to arts education and the early 20th century, is dispensing their fortune. It House, 123-127 South Fourth available, the festival is a des- the preservation and appre- estimated at $5,000 to will be estimated at $30,000 St. (Rear) Entrance on Pine tination for those looking for ciation of fine craft. $10,000. to $60,000. Street, Hamburg, Pa. The special, locally made and oneFor additional informastreamlined one-day format of-a-kind holiday gifts. tion, directions, and festiThe family-friendly event val updates, visit the offiprovides an intimate shopping experience featuring a will also feature a Student cial Reading-Berks Guild of diverse selection of fine art Gallery, live music through- Craftsmen website at www. and craft, including pottery, out the day and an on-site rbcrafts.org and follow the woodworking, jewelry, fiber c a f é o f f e r i n g f o o d a n d Guild on Facebook.
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The Reading-Berks Guild of Craftsmen will hold its 76th Annual Juried Holiday Fine Art and Craft Festival at the Hamburg Field House in Hamburg, Pa., on Saturday, Oct. 10.
COLLECTIBLE AUCTION Saturday, October 10 • 8:30 A.M. Tremont FC, 21 Middlecreek Road, Tremont, PA 17981 A large quantity of Garage and Auto collectibles including: Oil and Fuel cans, Signs, Manuals, Displays, Business Premiums Earl Stoyer dealership, Dodge Tail Light, Mack Bulldogs Mining & Geological Maps; United Mine Workers Pins; Carbide Tin; Reading RR & LVRR Red Globe Lanterns. Local Postcards Including Lincoln, Westwood, and Blackwood; Pine Grove, Tremont, et al Gensemer/Salen Tannery; War Bond Poster, Pins, Leather Fire Bucket, Brass Nozzles, Sirens, Glass Extinguisher “Grenades”, Hose Reel, Brush Hook, Mattock, Brass Extinguishers; Brewerianna: Tap Handles, Beer Trays, Bottle Openers, Ashtrays, Bar Lights & Signs FIREARMS: Winchester M1 30cal Carbine; Remington (U.S.) Model 1903; British Enfield No.4 Mk 1; 2 Carcano 6.5; RUGER M77 MK II.243; Savage 24V Series D .222/20ga; Stevens Model 22-410 O/U; Mossberg 500A and Maverick 12ga Pumps; J.C.Higgins 12ga Pump & 16ga Bolt; Berika Arms SS 20ga; Air Rifles; Misc. Ammunition, Holsters, and Cases. No Firearms before 1pm, FFL laws applied.
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Listing w/ many photos @ AuctionZip.com #1242, under DIETRICH’S Auction Service (570) 573-0411. Terms are cash or PA check. Doors to be open approx. 7:30am. Selling for Ted Brown, Tremont, PA
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