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Hess Auction Group To Sell Collection Of Byron H. LeCates Of York, Pa. Single-Owner Sale To Be Held Jan. 6 Byron LeCates grew up in the Grantley area of York County and graduated from William Penn Senior High School in 1951, Bucknell University in 1955 and Dickinson Law School in 1960 after serving in the U.S. Army for two years. He was an attorney in York for 57 years until his retirement in 2017. Married to Margaret Wallace LeCates, they have three children, 12 grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren. At a young age, his interest in clocks led him to his lifelong interest in collecting antiques. His collection is varied but includes, many clocks, and a large quantity of textiles such as quilts, coverlets, show towels and needlework samplers. He collected woodenwares, china, stoneware, furniture (many pieces painted) and more. Along the way, LeCates has
been involved in many historical organizations and in 2006 received the Volunteer of the Year award from the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC), where he has been a member for 55 years. He has always been active in the Heritage Trust Organization (formerly known as The Historical Society) in York serving on the board and twice as president. Presently
“Medieval Money, Merchants, and Morality” is an intriguing new exhibition which charts the economic revolution that took place at the end of the Middle Ages and the early Renaissance. Trade was conducted on an unprecedented scale, banks were established, and coinage proliferated like never before. The widespread use of money in everyday life transformed every aspect of European society, including its values and culture. Bringing together some of the most acclaimed manuscripts in the Morgan’s collection and other exceptional objects, including a renaissance purse, a brass alms box, and a hoard of coins, this exhibition will explore the fate Continued on page 4
This is a York, Pa., 1835 two-part jacquard coverlet signed “Martin B. Breneman York Cty. 1835 Fancy Elizabet Harbold” four-colors with eagle border and floral field. The estimate will be $200-$400.
The Stark and Lange, Hanover, Pa., 1811 birth certificate is printed and hand-colored inscribed for Jacob Stover, Paradise Township, York County, Pa., born March 21, 1816. With watercolor hearts, tulips and flowers, signed “A.W.” it is in a period-style grain-painted frame, and will be estimated at $300-$500.
The rare York County, Pa., Chippendale walnut secretary desk has covemolded cornice, two upper raised panel doors, compartmented interior above a slant-lid desk with drawers and compartments, four full-width, graduated, lip molded, dovetailed drawers and molded bracket base. The estimate will be $1,500-$2,500.
he serves on a committee of the Heritage Trust Organization. He has also been a past president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies. Byron LeCates has always loved York County, its people, beauty, history, heritage and its material culture. He has collected, exhibited, lectured on and written papers about clocks, coverlets, and the multitude of other mainly York County items he has collected. Having reached the age of 90, he looks forward to sharing
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It’s A Woodland Winter Wonderland Theme For Haddon Heights Special Sales Display The tall case clock is by Jacob Hostetter, Hanover, York County, Pa. The clockmaker (b. 1754, d. 1831) is considered a pioneer clockmaker of York County producing his first clock in 1798 after learning the trade from Richard Chester, the first clockmaker in Hanover. Jacob Hostetter was also a politician, a member of the state legislature and a member of congress (181821). In 1825, he moved to Ohio and set up a clockmaking business with his son in the colony around New Lisbon. See, “Pennsylvania Clocks and Clockmakers” by George H. Eckhardt for more. The estimate will be $1,500-$2,500. his treasures with others. The single owner auction will be held at the Conestoga Auction Gallery, 768 Graystone Road., Manheim, Pa., on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024, at 9 a.m. It will also be offered online with live bidding through Live Auctioneers and HiBid. To learn more, visit www. hessauctiongroup.com.
The holidays and the winter season are upon us, and this month’s special display at the Haddon Heights Antiques Center will feature a woodland Christmas theme. Think forests and ponds, birds and deer, and snow. Shop goers will find vintage evergreens such as the ever-popular bottle brush trees and ceramic ones as well. There will also be vintage and antique sleds, ice skates and other items for seasonal decoration. Figurines of deer, squirrels, foxes, and birds are on sale along with china that features red cardinals and holly. Perhaps there Continued on page 7
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Rookie Milwaukee Bucks Jersey Sets A New Record Selling For $675,000 On Feb. 7, Kareem memorabilia ever sold at The jersey was a center- been part of that history.” Abdul-Jabbar saw his NBA all- auction. piece in Heritage’s nearly Abdul-Jabbar wasn’t the time scoring record fall to felThis record-setter is wor- sold-out three-day sale, lone hardwood record-setlow Los Angeles Laker LeBron thy of its new-found glory, which realized $16,494,541 ter, as an autographed examJames. But just nine months photo-matching revealed thanks to the more than 3,500 ple of Wilt Chamberlain’s later, the man called Cap by Abdul-Jabbar, then Lew Alcin- bidders who participated 1961 Fleer rookie card realhis teammates reached a dor, wore this jersey during worldwide. ized $276,000. That’s nearly brand-new milestone when a the 1969-70 season when “Kareem was a towering twice the previous highwater road Milwaukee Bucks jersey he was named Rookie of figure who helped turn the mark for this example graded worn by Abdul-Jabbar during the Year. It was also on his Lakers into a dynasty, and PSA VG-EX 4, PSA/DNA Auto his first two historic seasons back when, just one sea- this rookie jersey represents 9. Baseball cards, vintage sold for $675,000 at Heritage son later, Abdul-Jabbar, the the genesis of his remark- and modern, also seized the during its Nov. 16, 17, and league’s scoring leader, led able accomplishments,” spotlight in this auction, led 18 Fall Sports catalog auc- the Bucks to an NBA title and mentioned Chris Ivy, Heri- by the fifth-finest set of 1953 tion. This road-green jersey was named the Most Valuable tage’s Director of Sports Auc- Topps baseball cards on the is now the world’s most valu- Player for the regular season tions. “For that reason among PSA Set Registry, which realable piece of Abdul-Jabbar and in the Finals. so many others, it’s easily ized $444,000. No doubt the The fifth-finest set of 1953 Topps baseball cards on the PSA among the finest pieces of inclusion of a PSA 8 exam- Set Registry realized $444,000. Abdul-Jabbar memorabilia ple of Mickey Mantle’s second a PSA 1.5, realized $192,000. on the planet. We expected it Topps card helped club that Baltimore Orioles Brooks would set a new record, and home run. Robinson also smashed his we’re extremely proud to have Speaking of Mantle, his way into the record books P.O. Box 500, first Topps card, that coveted over the weekend when one 1952 offering considered one of only two 1968 Topps 3-D Mount Joy, PA 17552 of The Hobby’s holiest grails, prototypes in the PSA reg800-800-1833 realized $372,000 in an SCG 7, istry realized $60,000. The 717-653-1833 a record for that grade. Man- only-known Carl Yastrzemski 717-653-6165 fax 717-892-6016 tle’s fellow New York Yankees 3-D prototype from that same e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com legend Babe Ruth also suited year, this one graded authenEditor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 up for a record price when tic by SGC, realized $21,000. e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net the only graded example of On the modern side, Bryce the 1921 Shotwell Babe Ruth, Harper’s most coveted card, Advertising Sales the one-of-one 2011 BowTim Moore, 717-492-2534 man Chrome Prospect AutoCirculation - 717-492-2556 Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541 graph-Superfractor) graded BGS Gem Mint 9.5, Auto 10, Classifieds 1-800-428-4211 Ext. 6022 Fax 717-892-6022 717-492-2566 realized $420,000. 1-800-800-1833, One of the auction’s cenSample copy ........................... $2.50 terpiece offerings was Topps’ Doing 1 YEAR, third class ............... $28.00 limited run of cards made for Our Part 1 YEAR, first class ................. $80.00 the Venezuelan market and 6 MONTHS, first class .......... $48.00 aimed at that country’s proA record $192,000 was paid All checks must be in U.S. funds. foundly passionate base- A road Milwaukee Bucks for the only graded example Checks must be drawn on U.S. bank ball fans. 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But they are Venezuela Topps Mickey Mandecidedly rare, and the more tle PSA NM-MT 8, which sold than 110 offerings in this auc- for $28,800; a 1968 Venezuela Issues Are Mailed One Week Prior To Publication Date This autographed example tion all realized exceptional Topps Mickey Mantle PSA NM of Wilt Chamberlain’s 1961 prices, led by the 1967 Ven- 7, which realized $26,400; and News articles, press releases, and feature articles about antiques, antiquing, Fleer rookie card realized ezuela Topps Sandy Kou- a 1968 Venezuela Topps Willie collectors, collections, museums, shows, shops, auction results, historical sites, auctioneers, etc., are considered for publication. Photographs which $276,000. That’s nearly twice fax graded PSA NM 7, which Mays PSA NM-MT 8 that sold enhance the articles are welcome. Manuscripts must be accompanied by a the previous highwater mark scored $37,200. 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To put this in perspecWed. & Thurs. 10-5, Fri. & Sat. 10-6, Sun. 10-3, Closed Mon. & Tues. direct ownership is limited. the market in the mid 1990s tive, the Entertainment Softwww.hawkmountainantiquespa.com We are already seeing this and early 2000s respectively, ware Association (ESA) just Continued on page 7 in action firsthand. Compa- and have been a thorn in Ninnies like Microsoft, Sony, and tendo’s side ever since, with even Nintendo are starting Sony delivering the most to adopt an all-digital future competitive products. By Shawn Surmick with media-less video game Several years ago when Human beings are a very systems being promoted digital only adoption of home peculiar species. We have and sold along with certain video games just started, a habit of sacrificing things games no longer even get- video game collectors and for convenience only to rem- ting a physical release alto- gamers alike rose up in proinisce about those same gether. Thanks to higher test. 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Within the digital download or internet It is quite clear that ecom- next 10 years, younger video merce, Amazon, and online gamers won’t have any direct subscription services are the interaction with physical new norm. I sincerely hope video games, meaning every that I am dead and buried single game these younger before being old enough to generations buy will be in be able to scroll through my digital form only. As a result, social media feed and see this will have a massive someone reminiscing about effect on collectible vintage placing an online order video games moving forward. through Amazon or stream- These younger gamers will g ratin ing a movie on Netflix. Should have no connection whatsoCeleb ears ever to these relics of video something replace those two 9Y mega corporations, I cringe games past that were proto be around to see it. It is no duced before they were born. 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Smithsonian American Art Museum And National Portrait Gallery Acquire Visionary Film Installation “Lessons Of The Hour” By Isaac Julien
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The Smithsonian’s that remain just as relevant Gallery by leading artists such 2023-11-14, Kinzers, Thurs. DELAWARE NEW JERSEY National Portrait Gallery and today. as Ja’Tovia Gary, Shigeko at 10am 800+ pcs. qty. potSmithsonian American Art This is the first joint acqui- Kubota and Cecilia Vicu. 2024-01-03, Magnolia, Ends 2024-01-01, Beverly, Monday Museum have jointly pur- sition by the two Smithso“Isaac Julien’s import- Wed. begin at 5pm Antq. & preview 12 PM, Auction 1:30 PM tery incl. Rookwood, Roseille, chased the tour de force “Les- nian museums, which share ant meditation on the leg- mod. furn., gun safe, golf cart, Save the Date! Check auction Fulper, Van Briggle, Weller, sons of the Hour” (2019) by a historic building in down- acy of Frederick Douglass res- tools, riding lawn mowers, & zip.com for over 800 pic- Cowan, Royal Doulton, Pierreartist and filmmaker Sir Isaac town Washington, D.C., and is onates powerfully within the more!, A&M Auctioneers & tures. Looking forward to fonds, Santa Barbara Ceramic Design. Russel Wright & PortJulien. The moving image the first work by Julien to enter context of SAAM’s collection Appraisers seeing you there!, Chris meirion china, Lladro, Limoinstallation interweaves each of the museums’ collec- representing more than three Doerner, Auctioneer ges & others, antq. bottles, & period reenactments across tions. “Lessons of the Hour” centuries of artists engaging INDIANA more!, Embassy Auctions Int’l five screens to create a vivid is an important addition to with the complexities of race OHIO picture of 19th-century activ- the museums’ growing time- and identity in America,” said Albrightsville, 2023-12-15, Shipshewana, Fri. 2023-12-27, Dundee, Wed. 2023-12-17, ist, writer, orator and philoso- based media collections, join- Stephanie Stebich, the Marbegin. 9am & Sat. at 9:30 am & Thurs. at 9am Day 1: 1K Sun. at 10am Crocks, jugs, pher Frederick Douglass (1818‚- ing a range of innovative works garet and Terry Stent Director Adv. signs, salesman samples, lot great antqs.- antq. furn., early furn., jewelry, old pics/ 95). Through critical research, at the Smithsonian Ameri- of the Smithsonian American 20 high qty. pkt. watches/ stoneware crocks, country frames, early military items, fictional reconstruction and a can Art Museum with holdings Art Museum. “‚Lessons of the wrist watches, weather- store, prim., cubbies, pantry rag carpets, old toys, early marriage of poetic image and representing eight decades of Hour’ enhances SAAM’s growvanes, country store, pedal boxes, wdn. horses, quilts, furn., lawn/gdn., New Holsound, Julien asserts Doug- media art and examples of an ing time-based media colleccars, toys, farm prim., custom bear traps, postal cabinets, land flex wing finish mower, lass’ enduring lessons of jus- expanded definition of por- tion, which also includes works tractor, model engines, hit & etc. Day 2: 500+ lots of adv.: Ferris Zero Turn mower, farm tice, abolition and freedom traiture at the National Portrait by artists such as Arthur Jafa, miss engines, mech. banks, gas/ oil signs, pedal tractors, prim., etc., Dean R. Arner Christine Sun Kim and Simone rare town squ. traffic sign w/ neons, adv. clocks, lic. plates, Auctioneer, LLC Leigh that advance the current oil lantern, etc., Chupp’s Auc- posters, etc., Atlee Raber 2023-12-16, Myerstown, Satcivic discourse in their explotions & Real Estate LLC Auctions urday, December 16th, 2023 ration of issues relating to civil rights, the ongoing struggle for 2024-01-05, Delaware, Fri. @ 1 p.m. Dazzling DecemMASSACHUSETTS equality and the legacies of & Sat. 800+ lots import- ber Auction! Coins, Pocket slavery in the United States.” ant Americana, folk art, & Watches, Jewelry, Stone& “The immersive quality of 2024-01-27, Pittsfield, Sat. fine dec. arts., Amelia Jeffers ware, Abner Zook 3D Diorama, A Blessed Holiday the multi-channel installa- Tiffany Studios lamps: 6 light Auctioneer & Appraiser Lionel trains and so much From All of Us tion allows visitors to be trans- candelabrum, ‘Moorish’ hall more., Kleinfelter’s Auction PENNSYLVANIA 2030 SWAMP PIKE, ported back in time to expe- lantern, 3 light lily sconces, 12 Inc. GILBERTSVILLE, PA 19525 rience the intensity of an era light lily table lamp, ‘Dragon- 2023-12-20, Phoenixville, 2023-12-16, Lancaster, Sat. at when the nation was at odds fly’ table lamp, ‘Elizabethan’ Wed. at 9am Pre-HoliAntiques & 9am Rock & Roll Auction! Guitable lamp, counter-bal. desk with its founding ideals and Curiosities day Christmas Sale: collec. tars, amps, rare vinyl albums, Wed.-Sat. 10-5 lamp, ‘Poppy’ table lamp, on the precipice of a new way ptgs. by many listed artists, 50’s-current vinyl, bootlegs, & forward,” said Kim Sajet, direc- Favrile glass table lamp, & sev. chandeliers incl. rock more!, Boltz Auctions much more!, Fontaine’s tor of the National Portrait Galcrystal, Chinese porcelain 2023-12-15, York, Friday at lery. “The artwork beautifully collec., sterling silver & gold communicates the weight of 9:00 AM 425 lots including MARYLAND ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES jewelry, pd./dec. furn., carDouglass’ words as one of the Dollhouses, Artisan Furniture, pets, etc., Wiederseim Assoc. Visit our NEW 21,000 Sq. Ft. Facility nation’s greatest activists, but 2024-01-26, Parsonsburg, Fri. and Artisan Accessory Makalso illustrates Douglass’ belief 18th Annual Firearms & Men’s 2024-01-10, Harrisburg, Wed. ers. 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For more information Continued from page 3 vintage video game collecting exhibition, on view through on either, call 202-633-1000. recently reported that 72 per- when these children grow up. cent of all children aged 10 Make no mistake, this trend CLIP & SAVE SAVE THE DATE to 17 years of age are asking will further erode demand for ST for video game related prod- classic video games in physiContinued from page 1 jewelry and glassware to vinucts for Christmas this year cal form if the children of the will be a lantern to light the tage clothing and vinyl record alone. Unfortunately, out of future can just download all way through the woods or albums, there is something to that 72 percent, less than 22 the popular titles with the an antique print of a snowy suit every taste and budget. PREVIEW 12:00PM percent want physical game click of a button. Never in my forest. AUCTION 1:30PM Open seven days a week releases. 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