Antiques & Auction News - June 30, 2023

Rare Japanese Robots And Space Vehicles

Dominated Top 10 At Milestone’s $700K Spring Premier Toy Auction

Boxed “Gang Of Five” Target Robot, Jupiter Robot, Space Patrol Car, Walking Batman and Batman Jeep Among Big Winners

Many hundreds of absentee bids were already on the books by the time Milestone Auctions’ coowner and principal auctioneer Miles King stepped up to the podium to officially open the Ohio company’s May 27 Spring Premier Toy Auction. The 835-lot event, which featured virtually every popular category in the antique-toy realm, was on many a collector’s radar and had been closely monitored online, especially after word got out about a stellar collection of rare Japanese robots and space toys featured in the sale.

example of one of the most soughtafter of all classic robots. Offered together with an attractive repro box, it was chased to $20,400 against an estimate of $6,000$8,000.

The auction waters were also favorable for a great-looking Nomura battery-operated Walking Batman. The super-clean, all-original battery op appeared never to have been played with. Even its cloth cape looked as crisp as the day it marched off the factory production line. Importantly, it retained its visually appealing

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As predicted, it was the postwar Japanese rarities that added the most fuel to the fire, helping to push the one-day total to a pleasing $700,000. The undisputed leader was a Masudaya 15-inch batteryoperated Target Robot from the famed “Gang of Five” series. The alloriginal bot came with its correct dart gun and two darts, as well as the pièce de résistance, its original pictorial box. Entered with an estimate of $20,000-$25,000, it went the distance and then some, selling for $34,440.

Target Robot’s wingman was a rare Yonezawa battery-operated Jupiter Robot. All original and complete with its correct remote control battery box, it was a well-preserved

original box, which has exciting graphics of Batman in crimefighting mode, with Robin visible in the background in the Batmobile. The toy sold for $12,915 against an estimate of $6,000-$8,000.

Also emerging from a Gotham City garage was a very scarce tin friction Batman Jeep. Decorated on all panels with Batman and Robin graphics plus bold Japanese writing, the lithographed vehicle came with its original box decorated with similar iconography in bright primary colors. Estimated at $4,000-$5,000, it more than doubled expectations, commanding a winning bid of $10,455.

Another extraterrestrial vehicle that captured bidders’ attention

was a rare Daiya tin friction Space Patrol Car. The jaunty red convertible with two astronaut drivers “dressed” in spacesuits and helmets doesn’t come up for sale in the marketplace very often. The toy was all original, complete, and offered with a nice repro box. It more than tripled its high estimate,

selling for $9,900. Whether it was intended to race to fires on present-day Earth, in prehistoric times or in the future, Yonezawa’s 15-inch-long tin friction Magma Ambassador Fire Truck ignited auction competition at Milestone’s event. An unusual

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The Selinsgrove Area Chamber of Commerce has announced they will sponsor the 34th annual Antiques on the Avenue Show and Sale on Sunday, July 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event will be held in Selinsgrove, Pa., on the grassy lawn at the corner of Norh Market and West Snyder streets, adjacent to the Selinsgrove Inn. Attendees should use 204 N. Market St. for GPS directions.

A Hubley cast-iron Harley-Davidson Hill Climber motorcycle, all original, scarce orange color, sold within estimate for $6,600.

This Masudaya (Japan) 15-inch battery-operated Target Robot from the famed “Gang of Five” series, all original toy with correct dart gun and two darts, accompanied by original box, sold for $34,440 against an estimate of $20,000-$25,000.

The Nomura (Japan) battery-operated Walking Batman, all original, complete, and appearing never to have been played with, clean original box with great graphics of Batman, Robin and Batmobile, sold for $12,915 against an estimate of $6,000-$8,000.

Two-Day Americana Sale Brings In Nearly

$2 Million

Marklin New York Paddle Wheel River Boat, From Museum Deaccession, Sells For $252,000

Pook & Pook held its second successful Americana sale of 2023 on May 4 and 5, achieving a 97.84 percent sellthrough rate and a final total of $1,991,077 for 510 lots. The auction was strong in the categories of Pennsylvania German furniture and decorative arts, Philadelphia Chippendale furniture, Philadelphia pewter, Pennsylvania quilts, a collection of Indian Peace medals, and a variety of fine art. Marquee items from big collections, museums, and institutions brought worldwide bidders and top-drawer prices.

The first lot in the sale,

the Marklin New York paddle wheel river boat, was also the top lot, crossing the block at $252,000. In the weeks prior to the auction, the item garnered considerable attention. In exceptional condition, it had been in institutional storage and hit a marketplace hungry for rare Marklin boats. Auctioneer and vice president Jamie Shearer summarized, “Pook & Pook realized premium value for this toy, more than equal to the largest auction platforms. Our work with museums and noted collectors is proving

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From the same New Jersey institution, an important English Staffordshire slipware doll cradle dated 1698 brought in worldwide collectors of important English pottery, realizing $22,680.

The collection of Jeffrey Gorrin and Susan Fetterolf of the Oley Valley in Berks County, Pa., was rich with colorful, vibrant pieces and hooked rugs of nearly abstract design, with many of the works retaining both original paint and extensive provenance. An exceptional Berks or Montgomery County painted poplar schrank, one of very few examples of 18thcentury furniture of German design, realized $81,250. A Berks County pine hanging corner cupboard exhibited at Winterthur realized $25,200.

Selling for $27,720 was this Philadelphia pewter footed teapot, ca. 1770, bearing the touch of William Will, ex. Mallory collection, ex. collection of The Herrs.

held by Pook & Pook in 2007 and was ex. Olde Hope Antiques.

An old Central Pennsylvania collection caused excitement with two salt boxes. A vibrant red painted mid-19th century box sold for $20,160, but the bidding grew even saltier over an important Mifflin County Samuel Plank painted box, which attained $45,360.

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The English Staffordshire slipware decorated doll cradle, dated 1698 and initialed “MC,” decorated in brown, cream, and russet with dotted tulips and pinwheel flowers, sold for $22,680. An early tag accompanying reads, “This pottery cradle was made in England in 1698. It belonged to Mary Logan Smith who lived 1838 to 1889.”

Inscribed on inside of door was “Eshelman family, Oley Valley, PA.” The early piece brought $39,100 in 1997 at Sotheby’s sale for James Keene and also $52,140 in 2013 at Pook & Pook’s sale for Pastor Fred Weiser.

A very rare Lancaster County pine drysink that had a storied provenance beginning with the Ephrata Cloister realized $45,360. It went for $64,350 at the landmark Shelley sale

and Mary walnut desk on frame, ca. 1755, probably made by James Milhaus of New Garden Township (also ancestor uncle to a certain U.S. president), which sold for $22,500. A rare pair of Chester County William and Mary banister back side chairs, ca. 1720, realized $16,380, and a set of six Delaware Valley ladderback dining chairs sold for $17,500. A

A Massachusetts oil-on-canvas folk art landscape of the Sycamore Tree at the Moses Rice Farm, Charlemont, 19th century, 24-by-34 inches, sold for $32,760. Moses Rice (16941755) opened a “public home” in Worcester County, Mass., and was the founder of Charlemont, Mass. The painting was being deaccessioned by the Fenimore Art Museum to benefit the acquisitions fund. There was minor scattered touchup to sky and small repaired punctures to the middle left edge.

historic pastel portrait of Philotesia Owen, wife of early Philadelphia mayor Robert Strettell, went for $4,032, and a rare pair of early English needlework panels, ca. 1700, for $6,000.

Items sold to benefit the acquisitions fund of the Fenimore Art Museum saw several highlights, with an American oil on canvas folk art New England harbor scene bringing $35,280 and a large American painted 18thcentury fireboard going for $10,000. A Massachusetts oilon-canvas folk art landscape, the Sycamore Tree at the

Moses Rice Farm, Charlemont, achieved $32,760.

This Lancaster County, Pa., painted Conestoga wagon box, 18th century, retains its original blue painted surface, with elaborate wrought-iron hardware, the lid with tulip-form strapping. Illustrated in Don Plummer’s “Colonial Wrought Iron: The Sorber Collection,” pg. 216, fig. 5-3, ex. Olde Hope Antiques, 2005, from the collection of Jeffrey Gorrin and Susan Fetterolf, it sold for $7,560

Concluding day one was the last installment of the famed pewter collection of the late Drs. Donald and Patricia Herr. Heavily featuring the works of John, Henry, and William Will, America’s illustrious family of pewterers, the collection had bidders flocking for their last chance to obtain an object. A New York pewter tank-ard, ca. 1760, attributed to family patriarch John Will, is one of his few tankards known, and sold for $25,200. A New York flagon, ca. 1770, by brother Henry Will, sold for $17,500. Bidders chased works by William Will. Recognized as the most talented of American pewterers, his highlights included a rare Philadelphia pewter flagon, ca. 1780, selling together with an unmarked chalice for $20,000. A rare Philadelphia porringer bearing his touch crossed the block for $15,000, and a tankard for $16,250. A William Will Philadelphia footed teapot attained the highest bid at $27,500.

Frank S. Finney (b. 1947) of Capeville, Va., is a present day woodcarver. His work is very collectible. This folk art bird tree, 2023, with eleven songbirds on branches, the tree set into an ornately carved base with sprouting yucca leaves, realized $10,710.

Day two kicked off with a variety of strong results. An exuberant contemporary Frank Finney carved and painted wooden bird tree realized $10,710, and a

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This exceptional Marklin clockwork New York paddle wheel river boat, early 20th century, with well-appointed tiered superstructure with faux wood decking throughout, deaccessioned from a New Jersey educational institution, realized $252,000.

Collector Anecdotes And Antics

Is It Really That Precious?

By Shawn Surmick

Welcome to the matrix known as the antiques and collectibles trade. Today, I am offering you a choice between two different worlds. The world on the left is blue in color where everything is just as it seems. Things make sense, and the world seems to be governed by a mystical invisible force where everything works out in the end. This is in stark contrast to the world on the right that is red in color and where things don’t always add up. Visiting this world is almost like a trip down the proverbial rabbit hole. Given a choice, which world would you choose? I am offering you a choice between only two worlds, so please choose wisely.

On June 23, Wizards of the Coast released a new unique expansion for its “Magic: The

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Each year, the Chamber hosts quality antique dealers traveling from 25 different regional communities throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey. These dealers specialize in primitives, wooden bowls and boxes, jewelry, early kitchen items, stoneware, graniteware, glassware, small furniture, tools, depression glass, advertising, toys, trains, art, and much more.

Admission is free of charge for this highly anticipated outdoor event. There

Gathering” (MTG) collectible card game. According to the promotional materials being put out by the company, this new set will not be like anything to come out before and is based on a very popular and familiar theme. The set is aptly called “The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth,” and fans are eagerly awaiting its arrival. This is the first crossover “Magic: The Gathering” expansion set that is based on “The Lord of the Rings” franchise. Unfortunately, things are not at all as they seem with the release of this new set.

Taking a cue from the sports card trading world, Wizards of the Coast, owned by toy giant Hasbro, announced this new set will have something never before seen in an MTG product. Buried deep within the premium collector booster boxes being sold with the release of this set is a notso-well-kept secret that has speculators, collectors, players, and enthusiasts excited.

It is here that the company announced the release of a special, unique game card of which there will be only one, making this, by default, the rarest MTG card in existence.

The card is currently being referred to as the special one ring card, due to the fact that it is a one-of-a-kind

will be a café area with food vendors offering specialty hot dogs, nacho platters, pulled pork sandwiches, ice cream, cotton candy and more. Seating areas as well as hand washing and comfort stations will be provided.

Antiques on the Avenue promises to be an enjoyable way to spend a summertime Sunday in Selinsgrove. A limited number of additional vendor spaces are available for qualified dealers only (no craft or flea market items allowed).

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game card that has generated massive amounts of excitement and media attention. Within the first several days of the announcement, many high profile collectors and dealers placed various bounties on whoever finds this card. The first bounty was offered for a mere $100,000. It did not take long, however, for that bounty to be eclipsed by someone else offering $250,000 for the mystical card. On June 7, it was announced via Twitter and several major news outlets that trading card dealer Dave and Adam’s would offer a bounty of $1 million for the card, assuming it is found by July 17, 2023. Given the fact this card released in sets on June 23, that is not much time to locate it. From a business perspective, it makes perfect sense for Dave and Adam’s to place an expiration on the offer, as they are trying to get the purchasers of this product to open the sealed product, while ensuring they are buying it at the height of demand.

Assuming this card is found and sold for $1 million, it would become the most valuable MTG card ever produced, eclipsing even the ultra-rare Alpha Edition

Black Lotus that is now documented as being sold for more than $500,000 in nearmint condition. Unlike the special one ring card that was just printed this year, the Alpha Edition Black Lotus was printed in 1993 before anyone knew that MTG was destined to become a pop culture juggernaut. As such, almost no one bothered to save the earliest “Magic: The Gathering” cards upon their release in 1993. These cards have true organic collectability as a result and are quite valuable on the secondary market today. This is different than the special one ring card that currently has a bounty of $1 million, even though it was printed in 2023, while demand for other MTG products is at an all-time high. Isn’t it amazing what people will pay for a mass-produced collectible that simply had its print run reduced by the manufacturer after the collectible already became a multi-billion dollar brand?

It’s almost like this is the result of some hype-driven promotional campaign to ensure all these collector booster boxes of this particular product sell out in record time (sarcasm implied). This is everything that is wrong with the current

state of the collectibles trade. It is almost like a mystical invisible force is guiding the market where everything works out in the end—at least for the manufacturers, high profile dealers, auctions houses, and grading companies. And here you thought I was taking you to the red world where things don’t always add up? Don’t I wish? Happy speculating

“Magic: The Gathering” collectors, and may the power of the special one ring card be yours. I already know how this ends, as do your wiser and older collectors with a lot of experience in these markets. That said, let’s just say Hasbro is about to hit pay dirt!

Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.

design with vinyl figures as passengers, the toy is based on the 1960s Japanese manga and tokusatsu TV series in which a living giant forged from gold Ambassador Magma has the power to transform into a giant rocket ship. He also shoots rockets out of a panel located in his chest and electrical bolts from his antennae. Images of the popular character are shown on the fire truck and on the accompanying (partial) box. The coveted toy was bid to

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A rare

Patrol Car, all original and complete with two astronaut drivers, offered with repro

$11,685, nearly four times the high estimate.

for $9,900 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000. with its colorful, profusely graphic box, it landed at $4,428 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000.

Fans of Bedrock City’s most famous residents didn’t miss the chance to bid on a boxed example of Marx’s battery-operated Fred Flintstone on Dino, accompanied by its colorful original box. “Flintstones toys have never lost their appeal,” said Miles King, coowner of Milestone Auctions. “Three generations of cartoon fans have enjoyed the Flintstones on TV, and the toys strike a chord with all of them.” The Fred on Dino was in fine working order and appeared never to have been played with. Against an estimate of $1,000-$1,500, it was off to a new owner for $2,829.

The Man of Steel also muscled his way into the top 10 in the form of a toy known as the Superman Rollover Plane. Made by Marx, the tin windup depicting Superman coming to the rescue of a piloted singleengine plane was a desirable color variant (blue airplane) and presented at auction in excellent, alloriginal condition. Together

Ever-popular pressedsteel toys had a good day at the auction. A scarce Buddy “L” windup replicating a “Scarab,” an actual streamlined car made by Stout that was a precursor to the minivan, was in flawless condition with bright red original paint and decals. It came with its original Buddy “L” box imprinted with primitive lettering and imagery and sold for $2,706 against an estimate of $400-$600.

Also, a scarce Kingsbury motor-driven pressed-steel stake-bed truck, measuring 25 inches in length, displayed excellent paint, original white rubber tires, and J.C. Penney “Little Jim” decals. It sold well above estimate for $4,080.

After the auction, Miles King remarked, “We were extremely pleased with the results, which reflected how strong the toy market is right now, not only for robots and space toys, but antique and vintage toys in general. We see new buyers at each successive toy sale, and that’s definitely a good sign for the toy hobby.”

Prices quoted in this report are inclusive of a 20-percent buyer’s premium. For additional information, call 440-527-8060 or email info@milestone auctions.com.

All images courtesy of Milestone Auctions.

The scarce Buddy “L” windup “Scarab,” based on an actual vehicle that was a precursor to the modern minivan, all original with nice paint and decals, accompanied by original box with primitive lithography and lettering, sold for $2,706 against an estimate of $400-$600.

A Kingsbury motor-driven pressed-steel stake-bed truck, 25 inches long, with excellent paint, original white rubber tires, and J.C. Penney “Little Jim” decals, sold for $4,080 against an estimate of $2,500-$3,500.

This rare Marx tin windup Superman Rollover Plane, blueplane version, all original and in fine condition, sold for $4,428 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000.

A rare Yonezawa 13-inch battery-operated 8 Man Walking Robot, all original with original box and insert, sold above high estimate for $8,400.

This rare Yonezawa (Japan) battery-operated Jupiter robot, all original and complete with correct remote control battery box, one of the classic robots every collector wants, accompanied by repro box, sold for $20,400 against an estimate of $6,000-$8,000.

Daiya (Japan) tin friction Space

box, sold

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Mary ebonized maple and walnut dressing table, ca. 1725, realizing $11,970.

A collection of American flags included a U.S. Cavalry swallowtail guidon flag, ca. 1860s, descended in the family of Colonel Walter Simonds Franklin of York, Pa. The flag had never before been offered for sale and attracted the interest of many bidders, eventually selling for $11,250.

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strong results, with a rare Lebbeus Dod brass protractor and parallel rule measuring $4,536. The Garvan selection of Indian Peace Medals was a sale highlight, including a rare 1817 James Monroe medal, which crossed the block for $20,160; an 1829 Andrew Jackson medal,

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The Gustav Dentzel, Philadelphia carved and painted prancer carousel horse, ca. 1900, retaining an old painted surface, brought $10,710.

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07/03/23, MOUNTJOY, MON. AT5PM, 600+ lots of nice qty. antqs., primitives, new collectibles, tools & more. Mount Joy feed bags, '50's-'70's hunting licenses, early tricycle, stoneware, milk bottles & boxes, tools, agate & enamelware, military trays & ammo, vtg. gun & rifle cleaning kits & access., vtg. kitchenware/ appliances, '70's vinyl record albums, antq./vtg. & local ephem., etc., Online Only Bidding: pmorganauctions.com, Patrick Morgan Auction Svc.

07/04/23, DILLSBURG, TUES.

AT9AM, Antiques, furn.-antq. & mod., collec., goofus & vaseline glass, primitives, fine jewelry, Tiffany style lamps, clocks/watches- cuckoo, Vict. mantel, figural, character, Akro agate pcs. incl. ashtrays, flower pots, planters, children's dishes, & smoking stand, lanterns, cigar mold, pottery, PRR calendars, Black Forest Wood carvings, tools, & much more!, 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy's Auction Service

07/08/23, EPHRATA, SAT. AT 9AM, Variety Sale! Antqs., collec., toys, model trains, dolls, hh goods & tools. Vtg. beer signs & clocks, Indian stones/ other N.Amer. collec., cast iron, copper & brass, pewter, Longaberger baskets/ access., Christmas/ seas. decor., artwork/ prints, books & paper, toys, Winross, dolls/ stuffed an., Lionel, pedal tractors, linens, jewelry, box lots & more!, 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers

07/08/23, FREDERICKSBURG, SAT. AT9AM; REALEST. AT NOON, Antiques & collec., furn., hh goods, appliances, lawn/ gdn./ tools, box lots, Wheel Horses. Real est.: 3BR, 1BA, 2 sty. farmhouse & shop on 3.45+/- acres w/2-tiered pond. Food avail., 1377 Mountain Rd., L&H Auctions

SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

CONNECTICUT

07/08/23, MYERSTOWN, SAT. AT1PM, Online Music Spectacular Auction. Single-owner collec. guitars w/autographs incl. COA's, autogr. concert posters, 33's vinyl records, + man cave furniture!, Online Only: www.kleinfelters.hibid.com, Kleinfelter's Auction

07/14-15/23, CONESTOGA, FRIDAY& SAT. AT9:00 AM, Outstanding 2 day Auction featuring fine antiques & collectibles, furniture, Griswold, quilts & linens, Gone with the Wind lamps & lanterns, glassware, stoneware, housewares and more. See website for photos: www.porterfieldauctions.com., 150 Run Valley Rd, Porterfield Auctions

07/14/23, MANHEIM, FRI. AT 9AM, Antiques & Americana, N. Amer. artifacts, contemp. folk art, pottery & stoneware, china & glass, furniture, folk art & wdnware, artwk., metalware, decoys, textiles, rugs, & more!, 768 Graystone Rd., Hess Auction Group

07/15/23, LANCASTER, SAT. AT 10AM, Coin & Currency Auction. 550+ lots copper, silver, type coins, gold coins, currency lg. selec. partial sets & some complete, 26 graded buffalo nickels 1913-1938, U.S. gold, bullion gold, foreign, ref. books, +more, stamps incl. 2 sets Zeppelins Mint, & more!, Farm & Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Robert V. Polito Auctions, Inc.

08/26/23, HARTFORD, SAT.

10AM-5PM, 84th PAPERMANIA

PLUS: Antq. Paper Show + Advertising & Photography, 1 Civic Center Plaza, XLCenter: exit off I-84; exit 32-B off I-91

07/06-09/23, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.

08/10-13/23, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.

09/07-10/23, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.

07/08/23, CHRISMAN, SAT.

9AM-3PM, Pure Country Antique Show, 18444 N. 1600th St., Bloomfield Barn

07/11-16/23, BRIMFIELD, TUES.-SUN., 6AM-AROUND 3PM, Brimfield Antique & Collectibles Show & Flea Market, Hertan's Field (GPS: 35 Palmer Rd.), Brimfield, MA

08/06/23, BARNEGATLIGHT, SUN. 9AM-5PM, Antique & Collectible Show, 19th & Bayview Ave., Historic Viking Village

07/01/23, STORMVILLE, SAT., 8AM-4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY

07/01/23, STORMVILLE, SAT., 8AM-4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY

08/14-20/23, BOUCKVILLE, MON.-SUN., 8AM-5PM, Antiques & Collectibles Show, 13 Show Fields Along Rte. 20, Bouckville, NY

PENNSYLVANIA

04/08/23 TO 12/31/23, BERWYN, EVERYSAT. & SUN, 9-4, Indoor/Outdoor Vintage Flea Market - Now Open Year Round!, 270 W. Swedesford Rd, Berwyn, PA

06/25/23 TO 10/01/23, DENVER, SUNDAYS, OPENS -OUTDOORS: 5AM; INDOORS:

7:30AM UNTIL4PM, Antique & Collectors Special Sundays, 2500 N. Reading Rd., Renningers Adamstown

07/01-02/23, REINHOLDS, SAT. & SUN., 7AM-4PM, Jr. Dealers, Sports Memorabilia, Gaming Collec. & Action Figs/Super Heroes., 607 Willow St., Reinholds - Lancaster County

07/01/23, EAGLES MERE, 9:00 AM TO 4:00 PM, 48th Annual Antiques Market, Village Green, Eagles Mere Ave, Eagles Mere Historic Village Green

07/08-09/23, HONESDALE, SAT.

10-4 & SUN. 10-3, 59th Annual Wayne County Art & Antiques Show & Sale, 482 Grove St., Wayne Highlands Middle School

07/08-09/23, REINHOLDS, SAT. & SUN., 7AM-4PM, Christmas, Holiday, China & Glassware, 607 Willow St., Reinholds - Lancaster County

07/08/23, SCHNECKSVILLE, SAT. 9AM-3PM, 18th Annual Lehigh Valley I.A.C.A.N.E. Indian Relic Show, 4550 Old Packhouse Rd., Schnecksville Fire Co.

07/09/23, SELINSGROVE, SUN. 9AM-3PM, 34th Annual Antiques on the Avenue, 204 N. Market St., Selinsgrove, PA- next to Selinsgrove Inn

Bryn Athyn, Pa., Museum Currently Closed For Renovations

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is presenting “Medieval Treasures from the Glencairn Museum,” a rich display of 18 works of French Romanesque and Gothic art on loan from the museum in Bryn Athyn, Pa., which is renowned for one

McIlhenny curator of European Decorative Arts and Sculpture. “This exciting collaboration further enlivens our medieval galleries with astonishing examples of stained glass and sculpture that bear remarkable narra-

12th- and 13th-century France, and Spanish Romanesque ivories. Highlights include one of the most important and best-preserved pieces of early Gothic glass in America, showing the “Flight Into Egypt” (from the Abbey Church of St. Denis, north of Paris, ca. 1140); the “Head of a King” attributed to Gislebertus, sculptor of the 12th-century portal of the Cathedral of Saint Lazare at Autun, France, ca. 1130; a capital from St. Guilhem le Désert in southern France, late 1100s–early 1200s; and limestone reliefs of the “Temptation of Christ” from the Collegiate Church of Saint Gaudens, France, ca. 1150.

“The Flight Into Egypt” (detail) is from the Abbey Church of Saint-Denis, around 1145, made in France, and on loan from Glencairn Museum, Bryn Athyn, Pa.

of the world’s finest collections of medieval sculpture and stained glass from 12th-century France. Glencairn Museum is currently closed to the public for extensive infrastructure renewal, presenting the opportunity to display highlights from its collection in context in the medieval galleries of the Philadelphia Museum of Art through October.

Glencairn Museum, located in the 1930s home built by collector Raymond Pitcairn (1885–1966), has a long history of generous loans to the museum’s medieval galleries, and often lends work to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Met Cloisters, the J. Paul Getty Museum, and major museums across Europe, including the Louvre Museum. This is the first major loan grouping to a U.S. museum from the Glencairn Museum since 1982.

The installation is organized by Jack Hinton, Henry P.

tives intended to teach and inspire the faithful. The juxtaposition of the two collections also sheds light on the broader histories of early medieval and Gothic art and how these important gatherings of medieval art came about,” shared Hinton.

“We are proud of the nearly 100-year history of lending between our two institutions, and we are honored that the Philadelphia Museum of Art is exhibiting significant works from our collection. This is an exciting opportunity for audiences to engage with works of art with which they may not be familiar, and I am grateful for the opportunity to keep our treasures in the public eye while Glencairn is closed for renovations,” said Brian Henderson, director of Glencairn Museum.

Among the works on view are exceptional limestone and marble sculptures and figurative stained-glass panels from

A particular strength of the installation will be a group of narrative stained-glass panels from the Gothic period. The stories depicted will be

deciphered for visitors and placed into a broader context of their significance within the decorative schemes of their churches of origin. Similarly, the framing elements of some glass panels and the related decorative designs on the stone sculptures will show how narratives could be heightened by certain ornaments. The historic architectural interiors of the museum, including its Cloister and monumental portal from the Abbey Church of Saint Laurent, near CosneCours-sur-Loire, France, will lend further context and depth to the presentation. The installation will also offer insight into the story of medieval art in the United States, its relationship to faith, and how the Pitcairn family amassed the extraordinary Glencairn collection.

To learn more about the exhibit, visit www.phila museum.org.

About Glencairn Museum

Glencairn Museum houses the collection amassed by Raymond Pitcairn (1885–1966) in the 1920s and 1930s. The house and collections came about through Pitcairn’s work on Bryn Athyn Cathedral, built for the New Church community (inspired by the teachings of Emanuel Swedenborg) of which he was a leading member, and his collecting of examples of medieval art to inspire its craftsworkers.

Glencairn is now part of Bryn Athyn Historic District, a National Historic Landmark, which comprises four buildings: Bryn Athyn Cathedral, Cairnwood Estate, Cairncrest, and Glencairn Museum. Built between 1892 and 1929, this

08/12/23, SOMERSET, SAT. 9AM-5PM, 52nd Somerset Antiques, Artisans & Ales, Parking Garage on E. Catherine St.,

Streets of

PA

VIRGINIA

Medieval Treasures From The Glencairn Museum On View Through Fall In Philadelphia

district contains rare and outstanding buildings of Beaux Arts and Arts and Crafts architectural styles in a rural landscape. The National Parks Service of the United States Department of the Interior named the surrounding grounds a National Historic Landmark in 2008.

About the renovation at Glencairn Museum

Glencairn Museum is currently closed to the public for major renovations. The main components of the renovation project are replacing the electrical supply and rewiring most of the building, replacing all domestic water plumbing, and replacing the heating system and adding air conditioning throughout the building. The anticipated reopening for Glencairn Museum is slated for the Christmas 2023 season.

Carlisle Import And Performance Nationals Brewed Up A Record-Setting Event

Over 2,000 Cars Converged On Carlisle Fairgrounds For Fun-Filled International Showcase

The Carlisle Import and Performance Nationals car show, in its current state, was launched in 2016 when the former Carlisle Performance and Style and Carlisle Import and Kit Nationals car shows became one. Since then, there’s been a steady growth of participation and a gradual evolution in the quality of vehicles showcased indoors and on the showfield. For 2023, the eighth offering of this mashed-up masterpiece generated an all-new showfield record of 2,097 vehicles. This total topped the previous modern-day record by 78 show cars.

Import and Performance Nationals. From general showfield participants to special vehicle displays, the participation was nothing short of aweinspiring. When showgoers entered Gate 3, the main entry point to the Carlisle, Pa., fairgrounds, they were met immediately by dozens of porsches. From there, the German showfield continued to the mid-point of the grounds and transitioned to an even more international flavor from fence line to fence line that included Italian, Ukrainian, Japanese, French, British, French, American, and Swedish cars too.

Outdoors may have looked great, but indoors was even

better. Building Y hosted a gallery of nearly a dozen RollsRoyce cars from the Rolls-Royce Museum in nearby Mechanicsburg, PA. At least two of the vehicles had a Hollywood

pedigree too, having been used in conjunction with Adam Sandler’s 2022 movie “Hustle” and the Amazon Prime program “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.”

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On May 12 and 13, guests flocked to Carlisle to celebrate the unique event that is the

Carlisle

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Adjacent to Building Y was Building T and its multi-focused gallery of cars. Another indoor display (Building R) featured French and Eastern Bloc vehicles.

Car clubs were also a big part of the two-day event, with the SAABs at Carlisle club earning the largest club honors, Volvos at Carlisle coming in second, and the Audi Club coming in third. Further, Citroens at Carlisle picked up Coolest Club honors. Additional awards were handed out by way of Carlisle Elite selections and kid’s choice, plus competition awards in low car limbo, drift limbo, rolling exhaust, and the second annual rolling burnouts and donut contest.

Additional fun elements of the event included the automotive flea market, pop-up ongrounds parades, a grand entrance by the Audi Club, and the passport program, where guests can travel the automotive world and get a stamp, special treat, and a prize at the end of their journey.

As the final hours of the 2023 event concluded, awards were posted for those who participated in professional judging; www.eJudged.com was back at it this year, offering its expertise to a few hundred car owners. Those who didn’t win still had the chance to talk with the judges to better their chances for future consideration.

The 2024 version of the event is happening May 10 and 11, and registration for it is now open.

For details on this event, advanced arrival information or to check out the winners’ list and photos from Import and Performance weekend, visit www.CarlisleEvents.com.

COUNTRY STORE SPOOL CABINET

M.HEMINGWAY & SONS OR CORTICELLI

ROLL FRONT SPOOL

CABINET,WITH RUBY GLASS DRAWERS, TOP & BOTTOM CRAIG: 717-336-3655

To place your classified ad Call 1-800-428-4211

OLD PAINTINGSWANTED American Impressionists, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, European paintings. 40 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

Dan Strawser

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Robesonia Furnace pavilion to remember the late folk carver. All are welcome for fellowship, storytelling, and prayer in memory of Dan.

COINS/CURRENCY

SMALL COLLECTOR PAYS FOR COINS & COLLECTIONS: ALLTYPES.

Will travel to you. Call Gary: 301-809-0291

LOOKING TO PURCHASE Sports/Trading Card CollectionsBaseball, Football, Basketball, Hockey, Pokémon $$$ CASH PAID 717-889-9331 $$$

KLEIN’S CHOCOLATE RARE OR UNUSUALITEMS. Money is no object!

Text/call 717-725-3463

MOVIE POSTERS

ph. 773-525-9152 POB 10922, Chicago, IL 60610 posterboss@aol.com

The furnace pavilion is located at 340 S. Freeman St. in Robesonia, Berks County, Pa., in Dan’s hometown. For information, email Dan Strawser Jr. at daniel.strawser@gmail.com.

SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

STAMPS

CHINESE STAMP BUYER PAYS TOP $ www.chinesetampbuyer.com jon@chinesestampbuyer.com

PINBALL MACHINES WANTED. Any condition, working or not. Call Matt: 717-538-9485, thanks.

ANTIQUE LAMP& METALS RESTORATION

Antique Oxidized Patina Finishes, Polishing

in Abbottstown, PA.

717-797-9194

Celebrating PAs Oldest and Largest Family Owned Auction

HAAR’S AUCTION

ANTIQUE JULY 4TH AUCTION

TUESDAY – JULY 4, 2023 – 9:00 A.M.

ANTIQUES – FURNITURE – COLLECTIBLES – GOOFUS & VASELINE

GLASS – PRIMITIVES – FINE JEWELRY - ETC.

Located @ 185 Logan Rd. (Rt. 15), Dillsburg, PA 17019

ANTIQUES: Round Oak table w/claw feet & Lion Heads; Victorian Desk; Bookcase desk combo; Parlor set; Wrought iron fence; blanket chest; much more; MODERN FURNITURE: Nice French Provincial bedroom suite; Double recliner sofa & double recliner; Nice curio cabinet; Brown leather sofa & chair; Brown Leather recliner; Lift chair; cedar chest; ornate cabinet, blanket chests & chair; Modern marble top tables; Slot machine; Tall clock w/radio & much more; CLOCKS: Cuckoo; Victorian Mantle; Figural; Aunt Jemima; Mickey Mouse & Donald Duck watches; GLASS: Fenton to include over 40 pieces of Burmese; Fish vases; opalescent; miniature town pumps; over 50 pieces of Vaseline to include, Opalescent, town pumps, pitches, covered butters, corn vases; CARNIVAL to include Fenton, Northwood, Imperial, Good Luck Bowls, Peacock at Urn, Grape & Cable, Dragon & Lotus;, Wishbone, Pansy, Pony, Trout & Fly; Over 30 pieces of GOOFUS GLASS; 10 pickle castors; castor sets; over 100 pieces of AKRO AGATE to include, ashtrays, flower pots, planters, smoking stand, children’s dishes; Tiffany Style Lamps; PRIMITIVES: Wilson Harrisburg Blue decorated crock; Pflaltzgraff jug; Dipple crock; machinist box; wood carrier; type tray; Remington wood box; Kendall motor oil tin; lanterns; leotric & Cohansey Mason jars; Kodak camera; quilt; old basket; cigar mold; scale; PRR lantern Copper Eagle weather vane; miniature painted ivory portrait; MISC.: Stingray bikes, pedal car; antique bike; retro sofa set; STAMP COLLECTION: to include Zeppelins; PRR calendars; Black Forest Wood carvings to include: Ink wells; thermometers; desk sets; weather stations; book ends; POTTERY: Hull; Royal Doulton figurines; Royal Bayreuth; Rosen Selb Germany 1940 Nazi Insignia platter; JEWELRY: Sterling Charm bracelet; Add a diamond bracelet; diamond rings; costume jewelry, etc. MISC: Disc music boxes; TOYS: Steiff Bears, Steam Toy Collection; tin Litho cars; Sewing machines; SPORTING GOODS: Scops to include Leupold, Red Head & others; gun stocks; replica firearms; knives; lures; boots & much more; TOOLS: Very nice selection of new & used hand and other tools too many to list; NOTE: Only a partial listing, Nice clean auction plus much more still unpacking. Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open @ 8:00 a.m. Tools approximately 9:30 a.m. Furniture after smalls approximately around NOON. Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Contact Doug & Vickie Hardy Auctioneers for on-site sales. Terms: Cash or good PA Check.

“HORST AUCTION CENTER”

VARIETY SALE

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, MODEL TRAINS, DOLLS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS

SATURDAY, JULY 8, 2023 AT 9:00 A.M.

Preview Times - Friday, July 7 from 2:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, July 8 from 7:00 A.M.

*The following is just a very general list of items to be sold. Photos representing the entire auction will be posted on our website www.horstauction.com on Friday, July 7.

Sale to be held at Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Road, EPHRATA, PA 17522

(The corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Road, approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata.)

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES; VINTAGE BEER SIGNS & CLOCKS; INDIAN STONES & OTHER NATIVE AMERICAN COLLECTIBLES; CAST-IRON; COPPER & BRASS; PEWTER; LONGABERGER® BASKETS & ACCESS.; CHRISTMAS & SEASONAL DECORATIONS; CHINA & GLASSWARE; POTTERY; ESTATE & COSTUME JEWELRY; LINENS; ARTWORK & PRINTS; BOOKS & PAPER; TOYS; HESS & WINROSS TRUCKS; VINTAGE PEDAL TRACTORS; LIONEL TRAINS & ACCESSORIES; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; NASCAR COLLECTIBLES; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; HOUSEHOLD GOODS; TOOLS & PRIMITIVES; BOX LOTS & MANY OTHER ITEMS TO BE SOLD!

3 BR 1 BA 2 STY FARMHOUSE & SHOP ANTIQUES - FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - HH GOODS

PUBLIC AUCTION

SATURDAY, JULY 8, 2023

9 AM PERSONAL PROPERTY, 12 PM REAL ESTATE 1377 Mountain Dr., FREDERICKSBURG, PA 17026 From PA-343 N/ Pine Grove

Auction For: Dennis C. Kramer

Attorney: Kevin Richards Henry Beaver Law Firm 717-274-3644 SEE MORE INFO & PHOTOS www.lhauctionsinc.com

P A

F , J 14 • 9AM L O 768 Graystone Rd. Manheim, PA 17545

Preview: Thurs., July 13, 1-5 pm.

Native American Artifacts, Contemporary Folk Art, Pottery & Stoneware, China & Glass, Furniture, Folk Art & Woodenware, Artwork, Metalware, Miscellaneous, Decoys, Textiles, and Rugs.

R097219

BP: 20% In-House / 25% /25%OOnline Onnline See hessauc ongroup.com for more details. AY000253L

Co & C cy Aucti

(Selling Two Sets of Zeppelin Stamps Mint)

SATURDAY, JULY 15

Preview 8 A.M. - Auction 10 A.M. Farm & Home Center

1383 Arcadia Rd., LANCASTER, PA 17601

pieces to inc: 1883/CC, 90/CC, 93/CC, plus 6 Boxed CC Dollars, 8-Proof ASE with Box & Paper, Bullion AGE 3-1/10 , 1/2 2-1oz, 1oz Buffalo, 6 Foreign Gold Coins, 6 U. S. Gold Coins $1 to $10, plus 2008 1/10, 1/4 Gold Buffalo Proofs with box, 6 Foreign Gold Coins, plus much more.

This Auction has a 10% Buyer’s Premium, we will be accepting mail bids for this auction. Terms: Cash or PA Check, out-of-State Checks must have current letter of credit & may be subject to terms of the auctioneer.

Auctioneer’s Note: This is a very diverse auction; truly something for everyone. Look forward to seeing you all at our next auctions!

(Manheim Pike exit off of Rt.30, or Rt. 283 onto 72 South towards Lancaster ¼ mile turn left on Steel Way; this will take you right into the Farm & Home Center) Listings on www.rvpolitoauctions.com & AuctionZip.com Email: rvpolitoauction@aol.com. We will fax or mail list. Phone: 717-371-5555 - Bob Polito AU 2810.

-5238 877-599-8894

R097229

HUGE 600+ LOT PUBLIC ESTATE AUCTION

STREET, MOUNT JOY, PA 17552 Mount

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Feed Bags; ‘50’s-’70’s PA Hunting Licenses; Early Tricycle; Stoneware; Milk Bottles and Boxes; Numerous NEW, Modern, Vintage, and Primitive Tools; Agate and Enamelware; Military Trays and Ammunition; Vintage Gun and Rifle Cleaning Kits and Accessories; Vintage Kitchen Appliances and Cookware; Antique Furniture; Antique Hamilton Floor Safe; Snowblowers; Yard and Garden Tools; Numerous Vintage Bicentennial Collectibles, Decanters, and more; Power Shop Tools; Advertising Tins; 1970’s Vinyl Record Albums; Tole Paint Pots; Antique and Vintage Local and other Ephemera; Machinist’s Tools; and much more.

BID NOW @ pmorganauctions.com

Sale for: Betty Heisey

Real Estate and Estate Auction Specialists

License numbers PA-AY002383, PA-AU003557L