AntiqueWeek. New ways to play classic games, such as the Super Nintendo Classic Edition, help keep retro gaming alive among the general public.

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1 $1.50 Surf s up at Dargate National, p. 1 Kimball Sterling offers massive 40-year collection National, p. 1 AntiqueWeek T h e W e e k ly A n t i q u e A u c t i o n & C o l l e c t i n g N e w s p a p e r Vol. 48. Issue No By Brett Weiss C e n t r a l E d i t i o n Vintage video consoles make a comeback as collectibles Vintage video games are en vogue. Certain Atari 2600 and Nintendo NES cartridges that you could purchase at such stores as Sears and Toys R Us back in the 1980s are now worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars on the collector s market, based on rarity and demand. Retro gaming conventions, where people can attend panels, shop the vendor s room, and play classic arcades and consoles, are popping up all over the country. These types of shows date back to the late 1990s, but they are bigger and much more frequent now. Perhaps the biggest indicator of the retro gaming boom is that modern publishers are getting in on the act, providing convenient ways to play old games. This includes Nintendo, who is mining their past by creating mini versions of their classic systems that you can plug into modern television sets. Last year s NES Classic Edition, which featured 30 built-in games, was a huge hit, and this year s Super Nintendo Classic Edition, featuring such favorites as Donkey Kong Country and Super Mario Kart, should prove equally popular. Other companies, such as AtGames, produce such plug and play consoles as the Atari Flashback, Intellivision Flashback, and Sega Genesis Flashback. Further, small publishers, such as Atari Age and CollectorVision, are creating new game cartridges (so-called homebrew games) for the older systems, a phenomenon that began during the mid-1990s with such titles as Edtris (a Tetris clone for the Atari 2600) and Vector Vaders (a Space Invaders clone for the Vectrex). Ever since the late 1990s, clever computer programmers have been able to play console games on home computers. These early programs allowed users to play console video games in the form of ROM (Read Only Memory) files through a program called an Emulator, just as the system would read the ROM through the actual game cartridge. The availability of ROMs plays a role in the popularity of retro gaming as well. You can download ROMs of old games to your modern computer, or, better yet, something like the Harmony Cartridge for the Atari With the Harmony Cartridge, you simply put game ROMs on an SD card, pop the card into the Harmony Cartridge, insert said cartridge into the Atari console slot, and then select from a list of games to play. While retro gaming is popular today, if you collected vintage video games during the 90s you were an anomaly. In those days, as in the 80s, You can play Atari 2600 games via emulation, but hardcore collectors and retro gamers prefer the original hardware. New ways to play classic games, such as the Super Nintendo Classic Edition, help keep retro gaming alive among the general public. the vast majority of people who got a new game system put the old one in the attic or garage, donated it to a thrift store, or simply put it out by the curb. There were relatively few true video game collectors, and it was hard to find anyone who had more than one or two game consoles hooked up in their house and ready to play. For those of us who did collect, it was super easy to find used video games for cheap prices in the wild, including at garage sales, pawn shops, thrift stores, flea markets, and even second-hand bookstores. Fandom was there for older games during the 90s, as evidenced by such fanzines (fan-made magazines) as Slap-Dash, the Atari 2600 Connection, and Digital Press, but it was largely an underground endeavor. The hobby of collecting old video games began its meteoric rise around a decade ago. Nintendo introduced the Wii Shop Channel in 2006, letting players download old games to their current system. After playing the games, many gamers found that they desired the original cartridges and consoles and would seek them out. It was also around this time that The Angry Video Game Nerd got popular. AVGN is a YouTube personality who makes fun of bad video games for such consoles as the Atari 2600, NES, Genesis, and Super Nintendo. Many people who watch his videos purchase the games he discusses in ironic fashion or to experience first-hand just how bad the games are. AVGN, who spawned countless imitators, also praises certain old games, making those titles popular as well. Some people enjoy the simplicity of older games, many of which required only one or two buttons and a joystick or control pad to play. Longing for the good old days plays a role in collecting as well, but it s much deeper than that. What s going on right now goes beyond nostalgia, which is why I don t see the hobby fading away, said Patrick Scott Patterson, a Texas-based video game advocate, historian, and preservationist. The first generations of gamers have grown up and are now the ones creating content not just YouTube and Twitch, but also movies, television, music, and books. This, combined with the fact that older titles are now available via download on countless plat- See Video Games on page 19 One of Indy s Best Kept Secrets!! Antiques, Vintage, Mid-Century, Painted Furniture, Lighting, Primitives, Glassware, Clothing, & Much, Much More! SoBro Vintage Market Antiques & Curiosities 2417 E. 56th St., Indianapolis, IN Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11am-6pm Sunday 1pm-6pm SCOTT ANTIQUE MARKETS WHERE ONLINE SELLERS GO TO BUY! TM America s Favorite Treasure Hunts! 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2 Page 2 NEWS 18th century pipe smoking hot at Cowans CINCINNATI An extraordinary 18th century eastern woodlands pipe previously owned by well-known collector Clem Caldwell was the top lot of busy day at Cowan s. The pipe, which sold for $132,000 (including a 20 percent buyer s premium), was one of many bidding wars on the day that spurred Cowan s Fall American Indian & Western Art Live Salesroom to a $1.25 million total. The eastern woodlands pipe exceeded its high estimate but even at this price, AUBURN, Ind. The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum will be showcasing a 1914 Duesenberg racecar (right) once driven by Eddie Rickenbacker. The vehicle is on loan through spring from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum. This early Duesenberg-built racecar was entered into the 1914 Indianapolis 500-mile race. For the race, it carried the number 42 and it was driven by Eddie Rickenbacker, of World War I fame, with Eddie O Donnell as the riding mechanic. The pair qualified at more than 88 mph and finished the race in 10th place, averaging over 70 mph. It is powered by a 361 cubic-inch four-cylinder Duesenberg engine. More than 120 classic, antique, vintage and special interest cars are displayed with other automotive related exhibits on three floors at the Auburn Cord Duesenberg museum. The museum is located in the original 1930s national headquarters of the legendary Auburn Automobile Company and is a National Historic Landmark. For more information visit www. automobilemuseum.org Publisher: Tony Gregory Telephone: ext. 321 tony@antiqueweek.com Managing Editor: Connie Swaim Telephone: ext. 131 connie@antiqueweek.com our buyer got a great deal, said Danica Farnand, Cowan s director of American Indian Art. Pipes from this era and this region are incredibly rare but pipes with this level of craftsmanship quite simply don t ever come to market. Over 300 years after it was originally carved, you can still make out carved tattoo markings and his glass imitation wampum bead belt is still intact. It s a stunning piece. Depicting a nearly naked reclined man sitting with his hands on his hips and legs extended, the pipe somehow managed to survive the European settlement of the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region that destroyed most pieces of Native American culture from that time. The rarity of the pipe was not lost on bidders. Bidding started at $40,000 as four phone bidders from around the country battled two floor bidders for several minutes before the hammer finally fell at $110,000. For the second time in 2017, the prehistoric art from Jan W. Sorgenfrei was the most coveted collection of the day. Although Sorgenfrei collected a wide variety of prehistoric artifacts, he was especially partial to birdstones and had assembled arguably the world s finest collection at the time of his death. The top lot from the collection was an elongated slate birdstone Left: An extraordinary 18th century Eastern Woodlands Pipe, from the collection of Clem Caldwell sold for $132,000 at Cowan's. Contacts Subscriptions/Delivery: Telephone: subscriptions@antiqueweek.com After hours: ext. 177 Advertising Manager: Dan Morris, (888) dmorris@antiqueweek.com Fax: Above: Navajo classic serape with white field sold for $54,000. that sold for $32,400. Other highlights from the collection include another elongated slate birdstone, which sold for $24,000; an elongated porphyry birdstone for $19,200; and two elongated slate long neck birdstone, one for $17,400 and the other for $16,800. A Navajo third phase chief s blanket once belonging to Don Bennett, founder of what is today known as the Whitehawk Antique Indian Show sold for $36,000. Two war clubs topped $20,000 in the auction. The first was a mid-19 th century Delaware gunstock club crafted from maple and decorated with arched and triangular elements carved in bands amid stars and brass tacks sold for $32,400. This was followed by an Eastern Plains tacked ball club from the collection of Marvin Lince that sold for $25,200. As always, beadwork was a hot category throughout the day with the top lot being a Blackfoot beaded hide war shirt, collected by John M. Phillips ( ) that sold for $54,000. Other highlights in the category include a Sioux beaded buffalo hide cradle that See Cowan on page 10 Rickenbacker racer on view at museum Advertising Representatives: Telephone: Fax: Danielle Shelton (Eastern, Central, National), ext. 133 dshelton@antiqueweek.com OBIT Kurt D. Kiefer eer Kurt D. Kiefer, 62, died Sept. 19 in Fergus Falls, Minn., after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. He was born on March 1, Kurt was a nationally known auctioneer and a Life Member of the National eers Association. He was inducted into the National eers Hall of Fame in He previously served 10 years on the board of directors of the NAA including seven years as treasurer. He also served five years as an Institute Trustee and four years on the National eers Foundation Board. He was a member of the Certified eers Institute, a higher educational program for auctioneers. Kurt attended the past 38 consecutive annual conventions of the NAA. Kurt loved small business and was keen on developing businesses and online stores. KieferSupply.com, Antique DealersSupply.com, ChandelierParts. com and VintageTrims.com, are among the current online stores he owned. He also owned Nelson Bros. Printing in Fergus Falls and Fargo Rubber Stamp Works in Fargo-Moorhead. He was most proud of buying FRS in 2012 and the legacy it brought. FRS continues to thrive more than 130 years after its founding. The companies will continue to operate with many long time employees taking over management and operation of the firms. He also enjoyed the theater and was in regional one-act plays. He enjoyed working at the Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre. After high school Kurt went into talent management. In 1978 he moved to Ft. Lauderdale where he started Kiefer Service and Kiefer Supply in He moved both businesses to Fergus Falls in 1987 where they have been located ever since. He is survived by his mother Barbara, sister Katie, brothers: Mark and Jim; Mark Amon, Kurt s partner of 26 years and his beloved dog Chaka. Memorials in Kurt s name can be made to: National eers Foundation Scholarship Fund, 8880 Ballentine, Overland Park, Kansas AntiqueWeek (ISSN ) is published weekly (except Christmas week) by MidCountry Media, Inc. P.O. Box 90, 27 N. Jefferson St., Knightstown, IN Founded in 1968 by Tom and Peggy Mayhill. US subscription $41.00 per annum Periodicals postage paid at Knightstown, Indiana and additional mailing offices. Postmaster: Please send changes of address to P.O. Box 90, Knightstown, IN 46148

3 Page 3 Good customer service goes a long way There is one thing you can do right now to boost your business (and I don t care what kind of business it is). The best part, this is a free thing. You already own it. You You are the thing that can boost your business; or perhaps more accurately, your customer service. Seriously, how hard can the concept of good customer service be? Evidently it is difficult as I see bad customer service on a daily basis. Recently, three different people have contacted me to help them make decisions about downsizing after the death or move to a retirement home of a relative. After viewing the items in question I asked all three of these people to contact auctioneers. Only one of the three people has received great customer service. I realize many auctioneers don t want to deal with just a house full of stuff. In all three cases I tried to match the merchandise with what I thought the individual auction houses might be interested in. But, there is more to a sales call than landing that particular client. Each person you come in contact with can lead to many other clients. So, if someone has a bad experience with your business you may be losing out on other clients down the road. In the first case; I sent a person the name of three auctioneers. Only one of them called back. The one that did call back was awesome; but he was not interested in the sale once he saw the items. But, he showed up, was extremely professional and polite and he left the people CIRCA By Connie Swaim with a great experience should they run into someone else who needs an auctioneer. The two auctioneers who did not call back will not be getting said recommendations. In another instance, a woman who was clearing the home of her recently deceased mother was told by the person who answered the phone at one of the auction houses I recommended that the auctioneer in question had clients with very discerning tastes. The person answering the phone made it sound as if she was already convinced that my friend s mother s merchandise would not make the grade. The tone of the conversation left a bad taste in my friend s mouth. The estate in question is located in a very wealthy neighborhood and the woman who died was well known. Many people have already asked her daughter if she is going to use an auctioneer and asked who she might choose as they are also thinking of selling now before they have to let their kids deal with it. Someone certainly is going to lose out on a lot of great referrals. In the third case; I sent an inquiry for someone else and I got a super fast response with great information. See Circa on page 4 A look back at the antiques market In celebration of this, the 1,600th Rinker on Collectibles column, I decided to look back at the 16th edition of Warman s Antiques and Their Prices and see how auctioneers, collectors, dealers, and others viewed the antiques market at that time. The 16th Edition was the first edition I edited. That was in It seems like yesterday. Those who argue that a person cannot go back are wrong. A person can revisit the past and should from time to time. There is much to learn. If nothing else, a return provides a base date set to measure what has transpired in the interim good, bad, or ugly. Change is a given, especially since the arrival of the digital age. Because change usually occurs gradually, it often goes unnoticed. A look backward spotlights change. Assuming the editorship of Warman s Antiques and Their Prices was a thrilling and heady time for me. I embarked on a learning curve that consumed most waking moments. Stanley and Katherine Greene, the new owners of Warman Publishing, wanted the existing format revised and shifted from publishing every two rinker on Collectibles By Harry L. Rinker years to annually. Warman s compact size, 5 1/4 inches by 6 1/4 inches, made it easy to carry or stash out of sight in a dealer s booth. The principal purchasers were auctioneers and dealers. Although Warman s was sold in bookstores, it had yet to find a general audience. See Rinker on page 4 Letters **Letters to the editor reflect the opinions of the letter writer and not necessarily AntiqueWeek newspaper.** The art of downsizing To the Editor: I am hopeful that there will be future articles about how to downsize with antiques. One might easily say to have an Estate Company handle the antiques. I looked into this and when the company came they provided their contract which included a 30 percent or more seller s fee (dependent upon the collection identification, moving, wrapping, etc). Many of the items I was interested in selling had been purchased from the auction house I contacted. However, I had not added to this collection in some years. The auction firm advised I could expect no more than pennies on the dollar of any of my pieces included in the collection. My collection includes Weller Pottery Watermelon Mammy as well as some super cookie jars. I thought about this conversation and after a few days canceled my plans to dispose of my beloved Black Memorabilia collection, etc. via this route. We also have collections including salesman samples, furniture, Sleepy Eye, Shawnee Corn King and Royal Doulton Character Jugs. I will be divesting of many of these collections but I can t be the only one surprised by what has changed and how to proceed with finding someone who will love them as much as we have for so many years. I found looking online that this generation does not want brown furniture, are not interested in collections and are drawn to IKEA. I sent a few s to Black Societies in hopes that they would want pieces of my collections which is primarily kitchenware, cookie jars, advertising pieces, Aunt Jemima, etc. They wanted slave documents, leg irons, etc. Am I the only subscriber to pose this issue/problem? Are there any avenues you or your readers can provide as to where to donate antique collections? I would rather donate than sell as there are tax advantages if you can determine fair market value rather than have to take what is bid at auction. Mary Goetz-Bailey Carmel, Ind. See Letters on page 4 Collecting Classics by John Stinger AntiqueWeek Display Advertising Sizes and Rates ADVERTISEMENT CENTRAL EASTERN COMBINATION 1 column inch 2 column inches 3 column inches 4 column inches 5 column inches 6 column inches 1/8 page 1/6 page 1/5 page 1/4 page 3/8 page 1/2 page 3/4 page Full page DPS Deadlines Eastern Edition 4:30pm Tuesday Central Edition 4:30pm Wednesday Advertising Policy AntiqueWeek does not knowingly accept false or offensive advertising. Publisher does not assume responsibility for claims made in ads. AntiqueWeek publishers offer advertising space for the purpose of operating a medium in which to bring buyer and seller together for mutual benefit. 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4 Page 4 Rinker From Page 3 Pattern glass collectors were the one exception. E. G. Warman loved glass, especially pattern glass. Previous editions were glass category heavy with the first third of the book devoted to pattern glass patterns. The 16th edition contained 654 pages, not counting the front matter and index. 150 pages, more than 22.5 percent of the book, were devoted to pattern glass. Given the collecting market of the times, pattern glass received too much attention. Reducing pattern glass coverage was at the top of my to-do list of changes. Can you identify the general collecting category for the following 10 sub categories that appeared in the 16th edition? Award yourself a bonus point if you can describe two or more examples within a collecting category. 1. Aurene 2. Basalt 3. Castleford 4. Fitzhugh 5. Goofus 6. Herculaneum 7. Lowestoft 8. Peloton 9. Rose Tapestry 10. Salopian Do not look at for the answers at the end of this column. Researching antiques and collectibles is an adventure. If you have a copy of the 16th through the 19th editions of Warman s Antiques and Their Prices, you will find the answers there. If not, try the internet. In reviewing the category listings, I was struck by how many categories were form related. The 1980s were the Golden Age of form collecting. The list includes baskets, bells, cup plates, cruets, epergnes, fairy lamps, miniature lamps, muffineers (sugar castors), mustache cups and saucers, nodders, pickle castors, rose bowls, salts, shaving mugs, toothpick holders, trivets, and washbowls & pitchers. I doubled checked to make certain cups and saucers and tumblers were not included. They were not. Shortly after becoming editor of Warman s, I visited a tumbler collector. The collection numbered in the high hundreds and featured examples from several dozen crossover art glass and other glass subcategories. Glass and ceramic miniature shoe collecting was popular at the time but considered more a hobby than a serious collecting category. The shoe category eventually made its appearance in Warman s Americana and Collectibles. SHIPSHEWANA, Ind. For those who love shopping at Shipshewana, but dread the cold, do not fear. The Shipshewana Flea Market is heading across the road and opening a new indoor market for the fall / winter season called appropriately enough Across the Road. We re always getting requests for additional post-flea market season shopping and selling opportunities, said Michael Christner, Shipshewana Across the Road director. We ve got a great facility for it, and great vendors, so we decided to make it happen this fall and winter. Shipshewana Across the Road will be held inside the Farmstead Expo Barn, just across the street from the and Flea Market grounds. The market is scheduled to be open to the public every Friday and Saturday from Oct. 6 to Dec. 16 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. We decided to have it at the Farmstead Expo Barn because it is a large, climate-controlled facility that is Collectors clubs existed in support of many of these form collecting categories, for example, cup plates, rose bowls, salts, toothpick holders, and trivets. The Open Salt ( and Toothpick ( clubs survive, each with an active internet website. Others have disappeared or combined with other collecting categories, such as the Pressing Iron and Trivet Collectors of America (www. pressingironandtrivetcollectors.org). The number of specialized ceramic and glass collecting categories showed the leadership role these two general categories played within the early 1980s antiques marketplace. Although the primary emphasis was on manufacturer, other factors added to the sophistication. For example, in ceramics individual patterns, (Adams Rose, Autumn Leaf, Indian Tree, and King s Rose), colors (Mulberry China) and patterns with multiple sub-types (Gaudy Dutch, Gaudy Ironstone, Gaudy Welsh, Famille Rose, Spatterware) increased the list. A similar list of categories could be made for glass. While textiles, with the exception of samplers and Stevensgraphs, was a general category, most metals had their own category brass, copper, ironware, pewter, and silver. There was no category for gold. When I assumed the editorship, I issued a dictate that objects listed had to be available in the antiques flea markets, shops, and shows frequented by the average collectors. In 1982, a separate collectibles marketplace was in its infancy. A few collectibles collecting categories, such as advertising, banks (mechanical and still), Depression glass, dolls, toy trains, toy soldiers, and toys (wooden, cast iron, and pressed steel), were included, an indication of the foothold collectibles were gaining. For those readers who are aware of my collecting interests, it will come as no surprise that cowboy collectibles appeared for the first time in the 16th edition of Warman s. The 1980s and the 1990s was the golden age of the printed general antiques price guide, expanded in the mid-1990s to a general antiques and collectibles price guide. At the time, I argued that I didn t care whose price guide a person bought. What I did care about is that the person bought the same title year after year and kept them on a shelf as a reference to note the change in the past and present marketplace. In 2017, I doubt if few individuals involved in the trade have a price guide run dating before Who uses printed price guides these days? Most are highend auction picture driven. Their relevance to what is found in the field is minimal. Shipshewana opens new market Across the Road Above: Shipshewana Across the Road Indoor Market vendor, Handmade by Carol already set up to host markets, due to the fact that it used to house an antique mall, said Christner. The facility can hold around 80 vendors, and they are expecting to have about 50 to 60 unique booths at Shipshewana Across the Road this season. Shoppers can expect to see a small-scale indoor version of the Shipshewana Flea Market. Contact: A recent incident provided the inspiration for this column. An auctioneer/estate sale manager asked my assistance to identify material for a catalog sale from an estate assembled by an antiques collector during the 1950s through the 1970s. A gorgeous rainbow spatterware platter was among the pieces I set aside. The auctioneer had no idea what it was. He told me he would have probably put $50 on it and sold it in the general sale. One sold recently at auction for over $11,000. The lesson is simple. Forgetting, or worse yet not knowing, the past can cost a great deal of money. A few 1980s, 1900s, and 2000s price guides in a reference library, assuming they are reviewed and consulted, provides a person in the antiques and collectibles trade with a competitive edge. For those of us who entered the antiques and collectibles trade in the 1970s and 1980s, these were thrilling times. I know I cannot live in the past. But, revisiting it once in a while brings a smile to my face and a satisfaction that what I learned then has served me in good stead for close to 50 years. POSTSCRIPT: Rinker on Collectibles has experienced many milestones. I never dreamed it would continue as long as it has. This is column 1,600, a milestone only in that it is a one hundred numbered column. Column #1612, marking Rinker on Collectibles 31st anniversary is the next milestone. I continue to debate with myself how many more milestones await after that number is reached. Harry L. Rinker welcomes questions from readers about collectibles, those mass-produced items from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Selected letters will be answered in this column. Harry cannot provide personal answers. Photos and other material submitted cannot be returned. Send your questions to: Rinker on Collectibles, 5955 Mill Point Court SE, Kentwood, MI You also can your questions to harrylrinker@aol.com. Only s containing a full name and mailing address will be considered. You can listen and participate in WHATCHA GOT?, Harry s antiques and collectibles radio call-in show, on Sunday mornings between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM Eastern Time. If you cannot find it on a station in your area, WHATCHA GOT? streams live on the Internet at com. Letter From Page 3 To the Editor: In reading your article entitled Mammoth family heads to the Block, in your Sept. 25 edition, Rupert van der Werff is quoted as saying: One country that will not be greeting the mammoth family is the United States, The mammoths will not be coming to the US. because of the current ivory trade ban....the U.S. doesn t make a distinction between mammoth ivory and elephant ivory. The June 2016 final rule from the Fish and Wildlife Service does make a distinction: only African ivory is banned. Asian Ivory was banned years before. Mammoth, or species over 100 years old, ivory is not banned from the U.S. I have not found a subsequent ruling to change the above. Is there some legislation of which I am unaware? Just seeking clarification as to what Mr. van der Werff is basing this statement. Rick Albert Via Editor s Note: We are going to have an upcoming article on this issue. However, New York and New Jersey have recently signed legislation that includes banning mammoth ivory. Circa From Page 3 As a dog trainer I get queries every day for training help. I can t always assist the person; but I always or call back. If I can t help; I provide a referral to someone else or I provide links to websites which might help. Sometimes I just send people information for simple problems like housebreaking or crate training. Most of my clients now come from referrals and some of those referrals have come from people I never actually worked with. They are just people happy with the customer service I provided for them. I just landed two customers after a woman listed my contact information on a Facebook page for a mother s group. I never actually worked with the woman; but I had sent her some information and was kind when she was worried about her dog. When someone on her Facebook group asked for a dog trainer recommendation; she quickly provided my information. 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6 Page 6 MUNCIE Old 67 Antique Mall Advertising Old Tools Books Furniture Toys Glassware Dolls 601 W. Fuson Road Muncie, IN Phone Open: 7 Days A Week 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM E. OFF I-69 ON SR MILES TO 1ST STOPLIGHT TURN LEFT TO STOPLIGHT, THEN RIGHT. WANT EASTERN AUCTIONS? If you want to see auctions (or shows) in the Eastern states to send absentee bids or attend, subscribe to the Eastern edition of AntiqueWeek. About 75 auctions weekly. Only $41.00 (with Shop Guide) per year in addition to the Central price. Log on to Or call Toll-Free D & B Antiques LLC 107 West Main Street Suite 3 Greentown, IN Hours: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 10 AM-4 PM Buy & sale of antiques & collectibles Dave & Bonnie Turner, Owners SHOP GUIDE CORRECTIONS OHIO FINDLAY - Jeffrey s Antiques & Collectibles listed under the wrong city. Located in Findlay not Fairfield. Tell Them You Saw Their Ad In AntiqueWeek Markle exit 286 antique Mall 250 E. South Street, Markle, IN I-69, Exit 286, 1 mile east on St. Rd. 224 Open 7 Days Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Sunday Noon-5:00 PM (260) Like Us On Facebook! 30,000 sq. ft. of Antiques, Collectibles 100+ Dealers Check Out Our New Vendors Mall & Shop Directory Visit our Website at: Alabama HUNTSVILLE - Lennart s Inc. 806 Wellman Ave Art, Antiques, Clocks, Estate Jewelry, Sterling, and Vintage Pocket Watches, lennartsusa@yahoo.com Web: MADISON - Madison Station Antiques, 110 Main St. in historic downtown. Quality Southern antiques & collectibles. Mon-Sat OWEN CROSS ROADS - West Station Antiques and Gibson s Books, 3037 Old Hwy 431, Downtown Owens Cross Roads, BOOK (2665), or HUNTSVILLE - Rivenbark & Roper Antiques, 313 Jefferson St Huntsville s Finest Antique Gallery Period antiques, fine arts & accessories. Arkansas KEO - Morris Antiques, Saturday 9-5 or by appointment. Votes best antiques shop 23 times. 7 buildings! 13 mi. SE of Little Rock. American/European restoration available. Illinois BROCTON - Rose Ridge Antiques, 115 W. Third St. Antiques, Vintage, Unioques, & More or Open 10am-4pm Tuesday thru Saturday. Please phone ahead. Like us on Facebook! GODFREY - My Antique Store, 1007 W.Delmar, Specializing in Glassware & China. Over 14,000 Pieces in Stock JOHNSTON CITY - Shamrock Antiques, Highway 57, Exit 59 toward Johnston City. Left on Hwy blocks on left. Tues-Sat. 10:30am-5pm Shamrock303@frontier.com MARENGO - Bulldog Antiques, 505 N. State St. A vintage Emporium in a 1920 s home. OPEN April-December. TRUE antiques, PRICED RIGHT! Website: bulldogantiques.net - Chuck: Don: MARSEILLES - Country At Heart Antiques 470 Main St. in Downtown Marseilles. Country & Primitive Furniture, most w/original paint or surface, decorated stoneware, fine porcelain, MARSHALL - Whippoorwill Antique Mall, 12,000 sq. ft. Illinois Finest Multi- Dealer Mall. Open 7 days a week I-70 & State Rt. 1 Exit 147. Open all year, Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun Whipporwillantiques.com - BOOTH SPACE AVAILABLE. Visit us on the Internet MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA 140+ Dealers The Antique MARKET Of Michigan City, IN Open Daily 10-5, Sunday 12-5 (219) At I-94 & U.S. 421 Access Road just South of the Clarion Inn Like us on MONTICELLO - Skinners Coachhouse Antiques, I-72 to Exit 166, S. to Sage Drive. Antiques, Collectibles, Red Wing Pottery, lighting sales & restoration. Tue.-Sat coachhouseantiques@gmail.com PERU - Peru Antique Mall 2702 May Road, North side I-80 between exits 73 & 75. Quality Antiques & Furniture. 300 dealers, single level, 9:30am-5:30pm daily TUSCOLA - Paddy Wagon Antiques, 101 Southline Rd. (Rt. 36 & Main St.) 50+ dlrs. Antiques, Primitives, Collectibles & more. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun Indiana North of I-70 AUBURN - Antiques on 5th 109 E. 5th St. Quality Dealers accepted. Daily 10-5, Sun AUBURN - Blue Fruit Jar 123 W. 8th St. Our Inventory is Extensive - Not Expensive. New Item Daily. Mon-Sat. 11:30am-4:30pm. Closed Sun AUBURN - Vintage Images & Antiques 204 N. Jackson Street Open 6 days a week! Closed on Sundays. Like us on Facebook! CARMEL - Antique Emporium Group Shop, 620 S. Rangeline Rd. Hours: 10-5 Mon.-Sat., Wed. till 7, 12-5 Sun. Closed holidays. Appraisals available, walk-in s encouraged CAYUGA/EUGENE - Junky Joe s, 4979 N. Elm Tree Rd. Open Year Round! Industrial & Architectural, Antiques Collectibles & Good Junk! 3 Buildings full. Closed Monday. Call ahead Follow me on Facebook! GOSHEN - Goshen Antique Mall, 107 S. Main. 40 dealers of antiques & collectibles only. Mon.-Sat. 10-5, Tue. 10-6, 1st Fri. of each month NEWSSTAND INDIANAPOLIS - Olde Shadeland Antique Mall, 3444 N. Shadeland, Oldest continuing operating antique/collectible mall in Indy. Open 11am-6pm every day but Christmas. Antiques, Mid-Century, Advertising, Upscale Ladies Clothing Resale Shop, Primitives, Pottery, Art Work, Model Trains, Cigars, Military: Civil War, WW 1, WW II, Viet-Nam, & Misc. You will find the odd & rare item here!! Visit or like us on Facebook. INDIANAPOLIS - Queen Bee Vintage 111 E. 16th, Downtown Indianapolis. Antique, Retro, Vintage, Modern Clothing, Household, Gifts, Buy & Sell. Open Tues.-Fri. 11am-6pm & Sat. Noon-5pm LA PORTE - Shop LaPorte County, 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For information or a map antiquetour@yahoo.com or visit us at: LARWILL - US 30 Countryside Antiques 8049 US 30 W. 12,000 sq ft. on 1 floor. Quality Antiques, Primitives, Vintage Furniture. Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun. 1pm-5pm LOWELL - Historic Downtown, (6) shops in walking distance. Days/ hours vary. Antiques, Collectibles, Primitives, Furniture, Glassware, & More! Info: antiquesofnwi.com (219) LOWELL - Spring Run Farm, 2110 W. 169th Ave. Celebrating our 26th year in business. (10 min from I-65) A fine gathering of Early Country Antiques. Opening April 1st Hours: Thursday, Friday, & Saturday 10am-4pm. Closed Jan. - Mar. (219) MICHIGAN CITY - Shop LaPorte County, 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For information or a map antiquetour@yahoo.com or visit us at: MIDDLEBURY - Old Creamery Antiques, 333 N Main Street. 10am-5pm Mon-Sat; 1pm-5pm Sun NEWSTAND MIDDLEBURY - The Barn Door State Road 13. Explore a unique selection of quality Antiques, Vintage, Re-Purposed, & New Furniture. Home Decor and gifts in a rustic boutique setting. Like us on Facebook! NAPPANEE - Antiques on the Square 106 S. Main St. Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun. Noon-4pm. Closed January & February NOBLESVILLE - Noblesville Antique Mall 20 N. 9th St. Located on the historic downtown square. 23 miles NE of Indianapolis. 12,000 sq. ft., 3 floors of Antiques & Collectibles. Open Sunday Noon-5pm. Monday-Friday 10am-5pm, & Saturday 10am-6pm. Like us on Facebook! NORTH MANCHESTER - My Red Moon Antiques, Apparel, Curriosities & Collectibles 126 E. Main St., Hours: 11am-5pm daily, closed Tuesday & Wednesday My-Moon. NORTH WEBSTER - My LIttle Red Moon 120 N. Main St. Featuring a Women s & Children s Clothing Boutique. Store Hours - Please see our website or Facebook PIERCETON - My Red Moon Antiques, Apparel, Curiosities & Collectibles Open Thursday-Monday, An eclectic mix of new, vintage, & antique home decor. Women s boutique, garden & outdoor, & venue for local & regional artisans of all mediums. 12,000+ sq ft. 306 N. 1st St ROLLING PRAIRIE - Shop LaPorte County, 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For information or a map antiquetour@yahoo.com or visit us at: Lumber Mill Antique Mall 721 West First St Monday-Saturday 10-5 Sunday Noon-5 SPEEDWAY - The Main Attraction, 1450 Main St., Featuring antiques, new & used furniture, jewelry, coins, collectibles, racing memorabilia & comic books. Daily 11-7, except Sun and closed on Tues , Look for the Yellow Canopy. SYRACUSE - My Red Moon Antiques, Apparel, Curiosities & Collectibles 108 N. Huntington St., Hours: 11am-5pm daily, closed Tuesday & Wednesday My-Moon. WANATAH - Shop LaPorte County, 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For information or a map antiquetour@yahoo.com or visit us at: Indiana South of I-70 ELIZABETHTOWN - Nichols & Dimes Antiques. 101 Pennsylvania. Specializing in Americana, country primitives and garden accessories. Open daily by chance or appt. Judy Nichols nichols-judy@att.net, EVANSVILLE - Schneider s Antiques, Big Cynthiana Rd. Early Antique Furniture. Chance or Appointment! schneiders.65. antiques@gmail.com GREENFIELD - JW Riley s Emporium 107 West Main. Open Monday- Saturday 10am-5pm & Sundays 1pm-5pm. Antiques, Collectibles, & Doll Repair. 60+ dealers!! GREENFIELD - Carolyn s Antiques 202 N. State St. Quality dishes, iron fence, garden misc., marble tables, copper, vintage rugs & misc. Open Thurs-Sar 10am-3pm or by chance HAUBSTADT - Haubstadt Antique Mall, 1068 E. SR 68, Open daily KNIGHTSTOWN - The Glass Cupboard Antique Mall, 115 E. Main St. Exit 115 S from I-70. Quality antiques & collectibles. Furniture, glass, pottery, milk bottles, coins, post cards, paper items, sports items, comic books, stoneware, Uhl, ball jars. Mon- Sat 10-5, Sun NEW ALBANY - Antiques Attic 145 E. Market st. Hours: 11am-4pm Tuesday- Saturday Like us on Facebook! SHELBYVILLE - Nostalgia on 9 Antique Mall & Flea Market 1018 E. 500 South. Monday-Saturday 10-6 & Sunday Noon-4, Iowa ANAMOSA - Uptown Antiques & Coins 128 Main Street. Monday- Saturday 10am-5pm; Sunday 12:30pm-4pm, West Second St Daily 10:30-5 Madison, Indiana Antiques, Furniture, Home Decor Items, Porcelain, Crocks, Coins, Jars

7 Page 7 BEACON (OSKALOOSA) - Beacon Antiques, 112 Leighton St. Advertising, signs, stoneware & architecture. Daily 11-6, closed Tues or DES MOINES - Raccoon Forks Trading Company Des Moines St., Antiques, Furniture, Primitives, Prints. open 7 days a week. raccoonforks@gmail.com, SIOUX CITY - Antiques on Historic Fourth, th St. 11 dlrs, Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun Kansas PRAIRIE VILLAGE (Suburb of K.C.) - Mission Road Antique Mall, 4101 West 83rd Street. Locally owned, 300+ quality dealers/50,000 sq.ft., Open daily 10am-6pm, (913) Kentucky BARDSTOWN - Bardstown Antiques Gallery 118 E. Broadway. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm and Sunday Noon-5pm Like us on Facebook! BEREA - Todd s Antique Mall, Exit 76 off I-75, 1 mile on 21 W. 65 booths, Open Mon-Sat 9-5. Dealers welcome Ample parking. DANVILLE - Not Just Antiques in Danville, 1000 E Lexington Ave, Ste 36. Open 7 days, Mon-Fri 10-5:30, except Thurs. open till 8pm, Sun , FLORENCE - Florence Antique Mall, 10 miles south of Cincinnati, I-71/75 exit 180A or 181 west to Mall Rd. Open Daily 11am-8pm FRANKLIN - Bright s Antique World, 281 Steele Rd., I-65, exit 2 off 31W behind Cracker Barrel. 35,000 sq ft of nothing but antiques! Largest selection of antique furniture in KY & TN. Sun 10-6, Mon-Sat GLENDALE - Bennie s Barn Antique Mall, Exit 86 off I-65, Open Daily Year Round, , Kentucky s most unique antique mall! HARRODSBURG - Rags to Riches Antique Center & Flea Mall, 613 South College St., Beaumont Plaza, Like us on Facebook!! LOUISVILLE - Derby City Antique Mall...& More 3819 Bardstown Rd, Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sunday 1pm-5pm. Full-Service Cafe. Over 30,000 sq/ft. with 125 dealers.located 2 miles south of Hwy 264. Find us on Facebook! (502) LOUISVILLE - The Crazy Daisy Antique Mall, 1430 Mellwood Ave, Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun ,000 sq ft mall, feat. antique furniture, vintage, collectibles & jewelry. Early birds welcome! We open at 9am! OPEN 7 DAYS Mon.-Sat. 10-5, Sun st Sun. of Mth Quality Dealer Space Available! Mall & Shop Directory LOUISVILLE - Louisville Antique Market Antiques, Collectibles, & Fine Furniture. 7 days 10am-6pm, 845 E. Jefferson, OWENSBORO - Preservation Station Market & Event Center 9661 Highway 56. Open daily Tuesday-Saturday 10-5 & Sunday Noon-5pm. Over 50 antique, unique, & vintage shops in a 39,000 sq. ft. school! or find us on Facebook! PERRYVILLE - Chaplin River Antiques, 344 South Buell St., Stoneware, Arrowheads, Battlefield Relics, Art, Primitives, Vintage, Furniture. FACEBOOK!! SOMERSET - North 27 Antique Mall, 2330 Hwy. 2227,.5 miles from 27 & 80 intersection north, turn right light #1 Hwy 2227 then 2 miles on the right sq. ft. of antiques and collectibles. 150 booths. Mon.-Sat. 10am-5:30pm, Sun. 1pm-5pm, Michigan BLISSFIELD - Decades Antiques 109 W. Adrian St. (US 223). Tues.-Sat. 10am-5pm and Sun. Noon-5pm decades.antiques@gmail.com BLISSFIELD - Blissfield Antique Mall 103 W. Adrian St. (Corner of US 223 & Lane). Tues-Sat 10am-5pm & Sun. Noon-5pm DEWITT - Centennial Farm Antiques 4410 W. Howe Rd. On the Farm Multi- Dealer Antique Harvest Festival, Saturday & Sunday, October 7 & 8, 10am-4pm. Please Call or Missouri DOWNTOWN POTOSI - Reed s Relics 107 E. High St. 9,800 sq. ft. - 2 floors! Open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sunday Noon-5pm Like us on Facebook!! FARMINGTON - Antique Treasures 920 E. Woodlawn Drive. 265 Display booths & 110 Showcases. Open daily FULTON - Rock Garden Antique Barn 4382 State Road F. Open Apr - Oct, Daily 10am-6pm; Nov-Mar. Wed.-Sun. 10am-6pm ST. MARY - St. Mary Antique Mall 777 7th Street, 435 Display booths & 225 Showcases. Open daily 10am-6pm WILLIAMSBURG - Apple Wagon Antique Mall 8509 Old US Highway 40. Open 9am-5pm daily Like us on Facebook! Nebraska SARGENT - Thompson s Treasures and Junk Jaunt Hwy 183. Open Tuesday-Sunday Ohio North of I-70 CLAYTON/ENGLEWOOD - Talmadge Road Mercantile, 65 Talmadge Rd. Exit 24 (SR 49 N). Off I-70. Brookville- Salem Rd. towards Clayton to left on Talmadge Rd. Friday 12-5, Saturday 10-5, Sunday Primitives, Early Antiques & Seasonal. (937) Find us on facebook - facebook.com/ talmadgeroadmercantilellc YVONNE MARIE S ANTIQUE MALL 152 S. 2nd St., DECATUR, IN Look for our Big Celebration for 28 Years COLUMBUS - Heritage Square Antique Mall, 1865 Brice Rd. North of I-70, Exit 110. Largest Antique Mall in Central Ohio! DENNISON Antique Mall 13,000 sq. ft. one floor shopping! Open 10am-5pm, closed Wednesdays, and holidays State Route 250 S.E., Dennison, OH MANSFIELD - Mid-Ohio Antique Mall 155 Cline Ave. at Lexington Ave. (Rt. 42 S). Multiple dealers, 2 floors. Mon- Sat 10am-5pm & Sun. Noon-5pm MILLERSBURG - Colonial Homestead Midwest s best selection of fine period furniture, furnishings, and hand tools, Working woodshop, muzzleloaders. No collectibles or junk. 144A W. Jackson St., Millersburg, OH Mon-Sat. 9am-5pm, PIONEER - Schmucker s Antiques, 304 E. Baubice St. Buy - Sell - or trade! Open Thu-Sat 11-5 or call for appointment! or PIONEER - Corner Stone Collectibles 1000 S. State St., Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm. Booth & Cases Available. Buying Antiques, Collectibles, & Coins (Single items-estates) SPRINGFIELD - Heart of Ohio Antique Center, America s Biggest & Best! Exit 62 at I-70 & US E. National Rd.Open Daily 9:30am-6pm(937) TIPP CITY - The Iron Dog Salvage & Antiques 14 E. Main St. A Unique Store of salvage reclaimed architecture, repurposed items & antiques TOLEDO - HH Antiques Since 1992! 14 N Holland Sylvania Rd. Open Wed- Sun 11:30am-5:30pm Ohio South of I-70 BLANCHESTER - 3 Shops Antiques & Collectibles. Open Monday-Friday. Routes 28, 123, & 133. CINCINATTI/FAIRFIELD - Ohio Valley Antique Mall, Woodridge Plaza, 7285 Dixie Hwy/Rte 4. Our mall is 65,000 sq. ft. Over 450 dealers. In-store Cafe open daily with customer lounge. facebook.com/ohiovalleyantiques. Open 7 days, CINCINNATI * Mt. Healthy - Covered Bridge Antique Mall, 7508 Hamilton Ave. (Rt. 127), 1/4 mile north of Cross County Hwy. Open Mon-Sat 10-6; Sun Noon Like us on Facebook! CINCINNATI-WEST CHESTER - West Chester Antique Center 70,000 sq/ft. new facility, 250 booths, 150 show cases, 50 display towers Union Centre Pavillion Dr. Open daily, 10am-8pm Like us on Facebook!! CINCINNATI/READING - Grand Antique Mall 27,000 sq. ft. of quality merchandise. Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Sun Reading Rd NEWSSTAND 3 Full Floors Over 75 Quality Dealers Phone: Look for items tagged with Pumpkins for Special Savings! Become a fan of Yvonne Marie's Antique Mall on Facebook also and Celebrating Our 28th Year!! Visit our Website at: CINCINNATI/ROSS - Venice Pavilion Antiques, 4299 Hamilton Cleves Hwy, Open 11-7 daily. (513) Visit us on Facebook NEWSSTAND CIRCLEVILLE - Two Old Broads & a Geezer Antique Mall with over 50 dealers. 113 South Court Street. Open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sunday Noon-5pm Follow us on Facebook!! COLUMBUS - Greater Columbus Antique Mall, 1045 S. High St. 1 mi. from Greenlawn & I-71 exit. German Village & Brewery District areas. 11,000 sq. ft. A collector and decorators paradise. Open 12-6, 7 days a week Like us on Facebook! NEWSSTAND DAYTON - Antiques Village 651 Lyons Road, I-675 Exit 2, 1-75 Exit 44. (937) Shopsantiques, vintage, collectibles repurposed & more. Facebook.com/ antiquesvillage OPEN DAILY 10am-8pm DAYTON - Park Avenue Antiques 2306 Far Hills Avenue, (937) Jewelry, Sterling, Fine Antiques and Much More! Open 10:30am-5:00pm Tuesday-Friday, and 4:00pm on Saturday. 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Key to page numbers: N = National section; B = second section of the paper Calendars can also be searched online at For advertising information please call OLDE STARK ANTIQUE FAIRE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES SHOW Sat. 9 AM-4 PM Sun. 10 AM-4 PM Adm. $5.00 OCTOBER 14 & 15 CANTON, OHIO Early Bird Sat. 7 AM - $7.00 Acres Free Parking STARK COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, EXHIBITION BLDG., 305 Wertz Ave., 1 mile W. of Exit #106 off I Dealer Spaces 10x12 Indoor Booth $60 Drive In Loading/Unloading Heated Building FOR INFO. CALL: (330) DATES OCT. 14 & 15 NOV. 11 & 12 S h o w C a l e n d a r Friday, October 06 MICHIGAN, Jackson, Flea Market & Antique Market Fri. & Sat. 10am-5pm Jerry Dorer tel: (517) VIRGINIA, Richmond, Antiques Extravaganza - Richmond No Time Given Susie Clodfelter tel: (336) Day 1 of 3 WISCONSIN, Waukesha, 66th Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Assn. Show & Sale Fri. 10am-8pm & Sat. 10am-5pm Debbie McArdle tel: (414) WISCONSIN, Waukesha, Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Fall Antiques Fri 10am-8pm; Sat 10am-5pm tel: (414) Saturday, October 07 INDIANA, Muncie, Country Time Flea Market 8am-4pm Country Time Flea Market tel: (765) MARYLAND, Gaithersburg, Gaithersburg Antique & Collectible Show Sat 10am-5pm; sun 10am-4pm L. Johnson Promotions tel: (301) MICHIGAN, Davisburg, Michigan Antique & Collectible Festival Sat. 8am-6pm & Sun. 9am-4pm Lori Oberlin tel: (989) MICHIGAN, Dewitt, Antique Harvest Festival 10am-4pm The Farmer s Daughter tel: (517) MICHIGAN, Jackson, Flea Market & Antique Market NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage Costume Jewelry Show 9am-1pm Joyce Simmons tel: (201) OHIO, Urbana, Urbana Antique Show Sat. 8am-4pm & Sun. 10am-3pm Steve Goddard tel: (937) VIRGINIA, Richmond, Antiques Extravaganza - Richmond Day 2 of 3 VIRGINIA, Richmond, Richmond Antique Bottle Show 9am-3pm Ed Faulkner tel: (804) WISCONSIN, Waukesha, Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Fall Antiques WISCONSIN, Waukesha, 66th Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Assn. Show & Sale WYOMING, Casper, 82nd Antique Show And Sale 9am-4pm Bruce Smith tel: (307) Sunday, October 08 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Market 9am-3pm Canning Attractions tel: (323) CALIFORNIA, San Rafael, The French Market 9am-3pm Golden Gate Shows tel: (415) ILLINOIS, Sandwich, Sunday at Sandwich Market 8am-4pm Maureen Little tel: (847) MARYLAND, Gaithersburg, Gaithersburg Antique & Collectible Show MICHIGAN, Centreville, Antique Market & Sale 8am-3pm Bob Zurko tel: (715) MICHIGAN, Davisburg, Michigan Antique & Collectible Festival MICHIGAN, Dewitt, Antique Harvest Festival NEW JERSEY, Cape May, Victorian Weekend Crafts & Collectilbes Show 10am-4pm tel: (609) NEW JERSEY, Wayne, Mechanical Music Extravaganza 9:30am-3:30pm Michael tel: (973) OHIO, Urbana, Urbana Antique Show VIRGINIA, Richmond, Antiques Extravaganza - Richmond Day 3 of 3 WYOMING, Casper, 82nd Antique Show And Sale Thursday, October 12 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Thu.10:45am-6pm, Fri. & Sat. 9am-6pm, Sun. 10am-4pm Scott Antique Markets tel: (740) Day 1 of 4 Friday, October 13 CALIFORNIA, Santa Barbara, Antiques, Decorative Arts & Vintage Show & Sale Fri.& Sat. 11am-6pm & Sun. 11am-4pm April Thede tel: (805) Day 1 of 3 FLORIDA, Lakeland, Collectorama Show Fri-Sat 10am-6pm; Sun 10am-6pm Ed Kuszmar tel: (561) Day 1 of 3 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Day 2 of 4 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market No Time Given Karen tel: (336) Day 1 of 7 TEXAS, Plano, Greater Dallas Postcard Show & Sale Fri 10am-6pm; Sat 9am-4pm jmtaylor@ipa.net tel: (417) VIRGINIA, Fishersville, 60th Shenandoah Antiques Expo Fri. & Sat. 9am-5pm & Sun. 11am-4pm Heritage Promotions tel: (434) Day 1 of 3 Saturday, October 14 CALIFORNIA, Santa Barbara, Antiques, Decorative Arts & Vintage Show & Sale Day 2 of 3 COLORADO, Longmont, Pumpkin Pie Days 10am-5pm St. Vrain Historical Society tel: (303) FLORIDA, Lakeland, Collectorama Show Day 2 of 3 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Day 3 of 4 GEORGIA, Dalton, 46th Annual Prater s Mill Country Fair Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 9am-5pm Prater s Mill Foundation tel: (706) ILLINOIS, St. Charles, Fall Fox Valley Antiques Show Sat. 10am-4pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Marion Atten tel: (815) INDIANA, Auburn, Antique & Collectible Toy Show 9am-3pm Adrienne Roth tel: (260) INDIANA, Cambridge City, Annual Fall Antique Fair 9am-4pm The Log House tel: (765) MASSACHUSETTS, West Harwich, Free US Coin & Currency Appraisals No Time Given tel: (508) NEW JERSEY, Cape May, Harvest Crafts & Collectibles show 10am-4pm tel: (609) NEW JERSEY, Sicklerville, Annual Cross Keys Antique Show & Vintage Marketplace 9am-4pm tel: (856) NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 2 of 7 OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Olde Stark Antique Faire tel: (330) TEXAS, Plano, Greater Dallas Postcard Show & Sale VIRGINIA, Fishersville, 60th Shenandoah Antiques Expo Day 2 of 3 Sunday, October 15 CALIFORNIA, Santa Barbara, Antiques, Decorative Arts & Vintage Show & Sale Day 3 of 3 COLORADO, Longmont, Pumpkin Pie Days FLORIDA, Lakeland, Collectorama Show Day 3 of 3 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Day 4 of 4 GEORGIA, Dalton, 46th Annual Prater s Mill Country Fair ILLINOIS, Bloomington, 3rd Sunday Market Antiques 8am-4pm tel: (217) ILLINOIS, Chicago, Vintage Garage Chicago 10am tel: (312) ILLINOIS, Peotone, Chicagoland Petroleum & Advertising Show 8am-1pm Andy Hussar ILLINOIS, St. Charles, Fall Fox Valley Antiques Show ILLINOIS, St. Charles, 26th Annual Chicago RR Collectibles Show 10am-3pm Russ Fierce tel: (847) KENTUCKY, Burlington, Burlington Antique Show 8am-3pm Tony Pham tel: (513) NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 3 of 7 OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire VIRGINIA, Fishersville, 60th Shenandoah Antiques Expo Day 3 of 3 Monday, October 16 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 4 of 7 Tuesday, October 17 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 5 of 7 Wednesday, October 18 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 6 of 7 Thursday, October 19 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 7 of 7 Saturday, October 21 KANSAS, Wichita, Postcard & Paper International Show Sat 9am-4pm; Sun 10am-4pm KENTUCKY, Lexington, Vintage Market Days Sat 10am-5pm; Sun 10am-4pm OHIO, Cincinnati, Moeller Band Antique Show 9am-4pm Aaron Metzger tel: (513) WISCONSIN, Wausau, Annual Altrusa Doll Show and Sale 10am-3pm Altrusa of Wausau Foundation tel: (715) Sunday, October 22 KANSAS, Wichita, Postcard & Paper International Show KENTUCKY, Covington, The MainStrasse Village Bazaar 9am-3pm Donna Kremer tel: (859) KENTUCKY, Lexington, Vintage Market Days Friday, October 27 CALIFORNIA, Los Banos, Hunting & Fishing Collectibles Show 9am-4pm Wes Douglass tel: (559) GEORGIA, Stone Mountain, Country Living Fair No Time Given info@stellashows.com Day 1 of 3 Saturday, October 28 CALIFORNIA, Los Banos, Hunting & Fishing Collectibles Show GEORGIA, Stone Mountain, Country Living Fair Day 2 of 3 ILLINOIS, Bloomington, Antiques & Vintage Show & Sale Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Central Illinois Antique Dealers Assoc. tel: (217) ILLINOIS, Chicago, Randolph St Market Festival 10am-5pm tel: (312) INDIANA, Darmstadt, Collectors Carnival Antique Show & Flea Market Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 9am-3pm Collectors Carnival tel: (812)

9 Page 9 Annual Fall F all Antique Fair SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2017 Fa 9:00 AM-4:00 PM DOWNTOWN CAMBRIDGE CITY, INDIANA Join us for a great day of shopping with antique dealers lining the streets of our wonderful town. Enjoy the fall atmosphere featuring Artisans, pumpkins, great antiques, much more. OUR 43rd Fall FOX VALLEY ANTIQUES SHOW! Presented by The Chicago Suburban Antiques Dealers Association Booths Available Info The Log House (765) csada.com Follow us on Facebook! Kane Co. Fairgrounds 525 So. Randall Rd. St. Charles, IL dealers from 15 states bringing the best to the Midwest! 2ND WEEKEND of Every Month in Atlanta! 3,500 Booths! 3 Great Antique Malls A NTIQUES JEFFREY S & COLLECTIBLES 300 DEALERS! EXIT 161 I-75 WHERE ONLINE SELLERS GO TO BUY! SCOTT ANTIQUE MARKETS America s Favorite Treasure Hunts! Atlanta Expo Centers Atlanta, GA 3,500 Exhibit Booths 2017 Shows OCTOBER NOVEMBER 9-12 DECEMBER Shows JANUARY FEBRUARY 8-11 MARCH 8-11 APRIL Show Hours Thurs. 10:45am - 6pm Fri. & Sat. 9am - 6pm Sun. 10am - 4pm Directions 3 miles East of Atlanta Airport, I-285 at Exit 55 (3650 & 3850 Jonesboro RD SE) ANTIQUE EXTRAVAGANZA WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, OHIO 50 Acre Event! 2017 Shows SEPTEMBER 29 - OCT Shows APRIL JUNE AUGUST SEPTEMBER Show Hours Fri. & Sat. 9am - 5pm Sun. 10am - 4 pm Ohio Expo Center Columbus, OH Booths 2017 Shows NOVEMBER 25 & 26 DECEMBER 16 & 17 Show Hours Sat. 9am - 6pm Sun. 10am - 4pm I-75 at CR 99 All Three Facilities Open Daily Days a Year Directions Selling Your Collection? We Can Help P.O. Box 60, Bremen, OH & COLLECTIBLES 750 DEALERS! EXIT 59 I-70 Our 28th year! Outstanding Come see what you ve missed EXIT 59 I-70 at OHIO 41 DEALER SPACE AVAILABLE Accepted At All Locations Directions DEALERS EXIT 161 I-71 Exit 111 (17th Avenue) to Ohio Expo Center. I-71 to Exit 65, East on US 35, 12 miles to WCH. Fayette County Fairgrounds at the intersection of US 35, US 22 and US A NTIQUES SPRINGFIELD We have hundreds of thousands of antiques for sale. You will find furniture, primitives, pottery, glass, coins, jewelry, advertising, soda pop, gas & oil, architectural, dolls, toys, comic books, military, books, clothing... you name it. Free Admission Over 1,000 dealers travel 50 states, Canada and England to acquire the finest antiques and collectibles to display in over 1,000 well-lit booths and cases. Free Parking Over one hundred thousand square feet all on ground floor and climate controlled for Toledo 30 miles your year-around comfort and convenience Shows JANUARY 20 & 21 FEBRUARY 24 & 25 MARCH 24 & 25 OVER Pet Friendly Jeffrey s Antique Gallery MAKE $$$ HERE Springfield Antique Centers County Road 99, Findlay, OH Dayton es 30 mil Bldg. 1 Free Admission s3 mbu Colu les 0 mi 1735 Titus Rd., Springfield, OH Bldg Bldg Two Buildings Full One Great Location Free Parking Bldg. 2

10 Page 10 Above: These Yupik carved walnut ivory dancers sold for $12,600. Cowan From Page 2 sold for $14,400; and a Metis quilled hide frock coat for $13,800. It was also a good day for pottery, especially works by well-known artists. The top pottery lot of the day was a Trinidad Medina (Zia, ) attributed pottery olla that sold for $9,600. Other pottery that sold well included a Santa Ana pottery olla from the collection of Dwight Lanmon, which sold for $7,380; a Fanny Nampeyo (Hopi, ) pottery jar for $7,200; and a We wha (Zuni, ca ) attributed polychrome pottery bowl for $6,900. Contact: Above: This Delaware gunstock club reached a high bid of $32,400. Have something to say? Send a letter to the editor to Connie Swaim, P.O. Box 90, Knightstown, IN or connie@antiqueweek.com COUNTRY TIME FLEA MARKET OCT. 7th, 2017 Saturday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Delaware County Fairgrounds MUNCIE, INDIANA Free adm. Over 70 dealers. Show includes primitives, knives, toys, antiques, collectibles, arts and crafts, now in two buildings! Something for everyone AntiqueWeek First for News CHICAGOLAND PETROLEUM & ADVERTISING SHOW By Gas Guys Promotions, Inc. Gas Guys SUNDAY OCTOBER 15, 2017 WILL COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Peotone, IL (35 miles South of Chicago - Exit 327 OFF I-57, then 1 mile East) 8am-1pm Admission $5 Early Bird Buyers - 6:30am $20 Entry Fee ~ Homestyle Breakfast & Lunch Available ~ Contact: Tim Smith (815) or Kevin Greco at GasGuys@hotmail.com PLUS... DON T MISS OUR SPRING SHOW ON SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 2018 Visit Us Online At GASGUYS1.COM 26TH ANNUAL CHICAGO RAILROAD COLLECTIBLES & MODEL TRAIN SHOW SUN., OCT. 15, AM - 3 PM Kane County Fairgrounds 525 S. RANDALL RD. ST. CHARLES, IL Tables $60 Adm. $6.00 incl. tax For info: RussFierce@aol.com (847) Now Celebrating 52 Years The Greatest Show In The Area! URBANA ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET Off of U.S. Route 68 on Park Ave., URBANA, OHIO OCT. 7 & 8 Sat. 8 AM - 4 PM Sun. 10 AM - 3 PM Inside/Outside Vendors Heated & Air-Conditioned Buildings Shaded & Paved Walkways. Sponsored by: Champaign County Agricultural Society MANAGER: STEVE GODDARD SUNDAY SANDWICH MARKET Market of Quality Antiques, Collectibles, Re-Purposed & Garden SUNDAY SANDWICH Antiques, Collectibles, Market of Quality Re-Purposed, Antiques, Collectibles, Folk Art, Industrial Re-Purposed & Garden & Garden Items May 10 Admission $5.00 June 14 Children 12 and under FREE! July 12 Sandwich Fair Grounds August May Admission Suydam $5.00 Road June 14 Children Sandwich, 12 and IL under FREE! July 12 Sandwich Held Rain Fair or Grounds Shine Free Parking October 8 August 9 Food 1401 Suydam AvailableRoad ATM No Pets Sandwich, IL October 11 For More Information, Call: Held Rain or Shine Free Parking Food Available Maureen ATM No Pets Renie For sundayantiquessandwich@gmail.com More Information, Call: Maureen Renie Renie sundayantiquessandwich@gmail.com sundayantiquessandwich@gmail.com Like Us on FaceBook! Like Us on FaceBook! Like Us on FaceBook! MOELLER BAND ANTIQUE SHOW MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL 9001 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, Ohio Saturday, October 21, am 4pm Admission $5 Under new management Over 70 different vendors! For more information contact: Aaron Metzger cincywam@fuse.net Or check us out on Facebook! Moeller Band Antique Show Antiques! Vintage! Retro! Potato Soup! BURLINGTON ANTIQUE SHOW BOONE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS BURLINGTON, KY 10 min. South of Cincinnati Celebrating 36 Years HHH 2017 Dates HHH 3rd Sunday of the Month (April-October) OCTOBER 15th 8 am-3 pm Adm. $4 per person NO ADMITTANCE BEFORE 6 AM FREE PARKING NO PETS TONY PHAM, Manager, (513) P.O. Box 58367, Cincinnati, OH Arthur, Illinois A Gathering on the Prairie 10th Annual Saturday, November 11, 2017, 8 AM-3 PM OTTO CENTER ½ mile south of Arthur, IL * * * * * * * * * Indoor Country Antique Show & Sale featuring over 50+ Dealers... specializing in early Americana Country Primitives... including Country Furniture, Kitchen Antiques, Early Lighting, Textiles, Stonewares, Tinware, Folk Art, Baskets, Woodenware & so much more! * * * * * * * * * For information call Donna Kibler Hedge Apple Primitives Food From The Kitchen Of The Eatery See us at our next Show March 3rd,

11 Page 11 PROMINENT 2-DAY ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 10:00 AM SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 11:00 AM At Earl s Company, 5199 Lafayette Rd. (At Exit 121 off I-65) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Visit our website now for nearly 800 early photos for this auction or visit our website on V Thursday, October 5th after 6 PM for nearly a thousand all new photos - make sure to view photo gallery for both days - That will show you by photo of what will be sold each day. THE ESTATE OF MIKE & MARGARET DOTLICH FROM THEIR 7,500 SQ. FT. HOME ON KESSLER AVE. We are very honored to have been chosen to handle, arrange & conduct The Dotlich Estate. Mike & Margaret were very well known to collect only the best in antiques & collectibles. This is one estate you do not want to miss. Flame mahogany furniture - Fabulous antique art - Nearly 300 antique lighting pcs. - Oriental rugs ant. curio cabinets - Fabulous German, French & other ant. dolls pcs. of St. Clair including lamps - Ant. advertising - Fabulous gold & diamond jewelry - Nearly 100 Guns (some of our finest guns we have sold in 5 years) - Ammo - Ant. clocks ft. tables of glassware, china, crystal and collectibles to be sold Wrought-iron furniture - Marble-top furniture - Victorian furniture - Linens - Vintage clothing - Costume jewelry - Like new John Deere Gator - Ant. neon & advertising signs - Bronze statues - Handguns - Long guns - Again this is the best of the best - View web now for early photos OWNER: THE DOTLICH ESTATE TERMS: Cash - MC - Visa - Discover - American Express - We do not accept paper checks. 10% buyer s premium charged at our auctions! AUCTION COMPLEX NOTE: Our complex is located 1 blk. north of I-65 & Lafayette Rd. Exit on Indpls. Northwest side. All ADA accessible - Paved & lighted parking. No smoking in our building - Our restaurant serves great homemade food - Make plans to spend the weekend with us. Conducted By: EARL E. CORNWELL, JR. C.A.I. - C.A.G.A. - AU (317) Earl s Company Holds 2 World Records For Public s! 4 Generations Nearly 6 Decades A Nationally Known & Nationally Ranked Company

12 Page 12 Shipshewana est LARGE 3-DAY PUBLIC AUCTION THE TOM SPITTLER COLLECTION FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6-11:00 A.M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7-10:OO A.M. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8-11:00 A.M. Located on-site at Sigler Road, just outside of NEW CARLISLE, OHIO A lifetime collection of antiques, clocks, vehicles, tractor, guns, Indian artifacts, collectibles and much, much more. Tom is well known around the world for his knowledge on antique clocks and has written and contributed to several books. We will be selling the complete contents of his home and buildings. It will be a major event with many surprises. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 Friday will consist of items mainly from the basement and garage. A very brief listing consists of: Many watchmaker s items & parts including jeweler s lather, boxed watchmakers tools, several pocket watch works; few pocket watches, as found; cabinets of crystals, many boxes of parts, etc.; Several clock works and faces; Several shelf clocks by many makers; grandfather clocks and parts; Several books on clocks; stoneware; many collectibles; contents of large closets; several power tools, many hand tools and other useful items; metal stack bookcases; plus many items not listed and many surprises. Over 20 Guns Toys Over 150 Tall Case Clocks 1957 Ford Convertible 1966 Corvair Many Early Items 100 s of Clocks Shipshewana The items above sold on Sept 27, Preview photos for upcoming sales on zip.com! ID #1945. ANTIQUE & MISC. AUCTION Sale is Every Wednesday, 9:00 AM Six to ten auctioneers selling simultaneously! Huge auction barn fills up every week with antiques, collectibles, primitives, signs, advertising, furniture, estate items, barn salvage, art, glassware and so much more! We re accepting applications for an Antique Manager position! Apply at AgHires.com. Preview consignments at Zip.com! eer ID # 1945 Market Report 9/27/17: Some did good, some did bad. Overall market trend is on the softer side. Shipshewana Antique Toy - October 17 & 18 First Annual Fall Antique Toy - October 17, 1pm, Farmstead Expo Barn - Live & Online Bidding Antique & Misc. + Toy - October 18, 9am, Misc. Building - Section of Toys with Regular Weekly Sale S Van Buren St Shipshewana, IN Market Report - May 10, 2017 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 Saturday will consist of items from the house plus vehicles tractor, guns, artifacts and other clocks. ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Early 16 pane walnut cupboard with 3 drawers and 2 doors below in old surface; Early English oak chest-on-chest; Early oak stretcher base drop-leaf table; Set of four English oak brace back chairs; Early oak dovetailed butlers tray; Early drop-side table; Set of 6 decorated chairs; 2 early dough box on stand; Early pine dovetailed blanket chest; Early 2 door cupboard with old paint; Butcher block table; Early 2 piece pewter cupboard; Mah. game table w/rope twist legs; Large Windsor armchair; Shaker-style stand; Cherry 4 drw. chest; small washstand w/towel bars; Early mah. corner washstand; Early English 5 drw. chest; Chippendale style camelback sofa; spinning wheels; Two very early blanket chests; Early tilt top table; Oak raised panel rolltop desk; Oak roll front fi le cabinet w/several drws.; 1920 s wicker set; nice wicker table; curly maple candlestand; Early tilt top stand w/birdcage; Early mah. drop-leaf table w/drawer; early cricket table; nice oak display cabinet; Early cast-iron bench and table; several other pieces of antique furniture. OTHER FURNITURE: Cherry dining room set incl. table, 6 chairs & hutch; Maddux cherry drop-front desk; 1940 s maple bedroom set; maple corner cupboard and desk; Modern cherry bedroom set. CLOCKS: Luman Watson Cincinnati cherry tall case clock; Webster Salop English tall case clock; W. Reynolds Lanneston grandfather clock; several other grandfather clocks; Seth Thomas shelf clock w/claw feet; English wall clock; Small porcelain dial wall clock; shelf & ogee clocks; Elisa Manress steeple clock; other steeple clocks; several small watch hutches; several other clocks not listed. VEHICLES: 1957 FORD FAIRLANE CONVERTIBLE (BARN FIND); 1966 CORVAIR 4 DOOR (ODOMETER READS 24,377); Two 1996 Ford Aerostar vans. TRACTOR: KUBOTA L175 tractor with deck. FIREARMS & SWORD: Over 20 long guns including; Browning over & under 20 ga.; Remington 12 ga. With engraving; Winchester 30-30; Springfi eld 1873 w/bayonet; 370 Mauser; 270 Mauser; Remington Model 700; 30-06; 338 win mag; 300 win mag; 240 Page: Parker Bros. double barrel; ; LC Smith double barrel; 25-06; Batavia Leader double barrel; 35 Weland; 7 mm FN Mauser; Vanguard 300: Webley Pat 1917 revolver; New Standard.22 pistol; Lion head sword & scabbard. GLASSWARE & CHINA: Unusual early English puzzle jug; Rare Findlay onyx low bowl, creamer, sugar; art glass baskets several early decanters; several sugar shakers incl. green opaline; Large Chinese charger & ginger jar; biscuit jars; steins; several glass salts; several cut glass covered jars; condiment sets; large set of Evesham Royal Worcester china; several other pieces of antique china & glassware. MISC.: Large 8 panel slag glass table lamp; banquet lamps; Staffordshire watch holders; Several pieces of stoneware; duck decoys; Nice large student lamp; small student lamps; Victorian kerosene lamps; Several quilts; Early painting of young boy; several small dolls; early mirrors; early pewter; early scales; nice large cutlery box; several nice pieces of copper incl. large kettle; old bear skin; 2 early lap desks; early bed warmer; clock jack; many early brass candlesticks; plus much, much more. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8 Sunday will consist of mainly clocks, clock parts, tools and other items from the buildings. Over 100 tall case clocks incl. American cherry, walnut and decorated cases, many fi ne English tall case clocks, all in various conditions. Over 100 shelf & ogee clocks; several Vienna regulators, many rare clock works, many early dials, Unbelievable amount of parts including weights, pendulums, etc. We are still fi nding clocks that were hidden everywhere. Piles of walnut & other lumber; semi trailer; trailer full of wood; Old Pepsi machine, old Pepsi thermometer; Several old & newer tools; Scrap metal; Many other items not listed. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Cash, check, Visa & MasterCard w/proper ID. 15% Buyer s Premium. 3% convenience fee for credit cards. No sales tax. FORSYTHES AUCTIONS, L.L.C. DAVE FORSYTHE, AUCTIONEER FRANK FORSYTHE, AUCTIONEER Early Chest Many Indian Artifacts OR HUGE FURNITURE AUCTION Saturday, October 7, 2017 at 10:00 AM PREVIEW: Friday, October 6, 2017 from 4-7 PM LOCATION: 1285 E. Main Street, DANVILLE, IN In-house & online bidding with HiBid.com!!! MULTIPLE CONSIGNORS!!! INCLUDED IN THIS AUCTION: Pieces from the Henry Ford Estate in Michigan, The Ben Hur Estate of Lou Wallace, Indiana Artists, High-end artwork, Antique & Vintage Furniture, Howard Miller Clocks, Crocks, Graniteware, Tapestries, 170 inch Antique Dining Room table with China, Buffet, Sideboard and chairs, All inlaid wood. Baby Grand Piano, Upright Piano, 20+ tables of antiques, collectibles and smalls, High-end decor, BB guns, old wood boxes and crates with advertising, Primitives of all types. Pipes, Railroad Lanterns, tobacco items. So many items. VICARY AUCTIONS 1285 E. Main Street, Danville, Indiana AUCTIONEER: Vic Pevler - AU For any questions you may have feel free to contact Vic or Carrie and we would be more than happy to find the answers for you!!! Check Out Full Listing & Pics On zip.com & Vicary Facebook Page ESTATE & ANTIQUE AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 9:30 AM LAFAYETTE, INDIANA We will sell for Charles Davidson from West Lafayette, items from the Joe Katauski estate from Springfield, Il, items for John Hoyle from Alliance, Ohio with some additions all moved to Judi s Catering Banquet Hall, 101 Plaza Lane as follows: AUTOMOBILE Like new 2015 Cadillac CTS 4 door sedan, fully loaded, leather interior, 272 h.p. 4 cyl. turbo charged engine, 7,600 actual miles, driven by local 97 year old, dark blue metallic exterior. Sells at 10:00 AM. EARLY AMERICAN COUNTRY FURNITURE, COUNTRY ACCESSORIES, TEXTILES, TOOLS, PRIMI- TIVES, STERLING SILVER, ART POTTERY, OTHER ITEMS Early Pa. walnut blind door flat wall cupboard w/deep raised panel doors, bracket base, 48 w. and only 15 deep; Ohio walnut blind door 2 pc. step-back cupboard; walnut 2 pc. glass door corner cupboard w/dovetailed drawer; early corner cupboard w/single 9 pane glass door over 2 blind doors w/scalloped apron; tin door pie safe w/drawer; pine blind door step-back cupboard; pine glass door step-back cupboard; pine dry sink w/plank doors; pine 3 door icebox made in Boston, Mass.; dovetailed blanket chest in old red paint and turned foot; Mahoning Co., Ohio decorated blanket chest; unusual walnut invalid bed; rope bed; ca cherry 4 drawer chest on delicate turned legs; cherry one drawer stand table in orig. surface; New England hooded cradle in original smoked grained paint; early cradle in grungey old red paint; walnut step-back cupboard; early New England tap table w/sgl. breadboard end top w/traces of red paint; small worktable w/2 dovetailed drawers; 6 drop-leaf harvest table on turned legs; 5 Mt. Lebanon, NY Shaker rockers some w/orig. labels and finish, 3 w/shawl rails; child size hutch table w/breadboard end top; walnut commode w/ backsplash; walnut one drawer stand table; early pine 4 drawer chest; oak tobacco store 4 display case; oak Merrick s spool cabinet counter desk; walnut 6 drawer spool cabinet; Goff s Braid 2 drawer spool cabinet in orig. finish and labels; Esterbrook oak pen case; dovetailed hanging wall box w/cotter pin hinges on lid; paint decorated dovetailed box; 2 dovetailed sliding lid candleboxes in old paint; oval pantry box in old blue paint; stack of 3 oval Harvard lap pantry boxes; early wood Firkin in old blue paint; 2 other wood Firkins w/ copper tacks; 32 wood trencher in old red paint; 19 wood bowl w/traces of old paint, no cracks; smaller wood bowl in old green paint; 3 treenware plates; tiger maple butter paddle; dovetailed wood utensil carrier w/dovetailed drawer; dated 1796 schoolgirl sampler of garden of Eden; small tin toleware teapot; watercolor theorem in orig. frame; few silhouettes; several wood butterprints including eagle; several early baskets; 4 wood duck decoys include one w/turned head; Maysville, KY stoneware merchant jar; small collection of stoneware wax sealers New Geneva and Greensboro, Pa. some w/decoration and stripes; 6 gal. decorated stoneware churn; early redware; 2 blue spongeware pitchers; early pewter chargers and plates; early leather covered small trunk w/ blue wallpapered interior; early punched tin candle lantern; wood cutting boards; several blown glass storage jars w/tin lids; small size early wood candle lantern; early bedwarmer; punched tin and wood foot warmer; early brass and iron andirons; wedding band hogscraper candlestick; 2 other hogscraper candlesticks; 2 betty lamps w/hangers; outstanding courthouse steps log cabin quilt w/blue checked homespun back; other Early PA Walnut Cupboard 2015 Cadillac CTS 4 Door Sedan, 7,600 Actual Miles Mt. Lebanon, NY Shaker Rockers Oval 10 Pantry Box In Old Blue Paint Doug Davies, eer # Kenny Synesael, eer # P.O. Box 5542, Lafayette, IN (cell) dougdavies1@earthlink.net hand stitched quilts; large brass apple butter kettle w/iron frog; dovetailed copper candy kettle; 4 color Henry Adolf 1845 Wayne Co., Ind. coverlet; blue & white overshot coverlet; burlap covered horse on wheels; wood rocking horse; early Dayton Hillclimber friction toy car; early American tin horse w/ colt pull toy; early American tin locomotive; oak wall telephone; full plate tintype photo of horse market; other early photos; great goose wing broadaxe; early wood brace; other early tools; advertising tins; 63 pc. Gorham sterling flatware; 57 pc. set of Towle Candlelight sterling flatware; pair of sterling candelabra; other sterling items; Rookwood 7 vellum vase by artist Carrie Steinle; large Rookwood wall pocket; Weller Glendale wall pocket; other Weller wall pocket; Weller tray w/frog; Roseville Bushberry cornucopia w/built-in flower frog; few pcs of Tea Leaf ironstone include Wedgwood pitcher & bowl, Meakin chamber pot w/lid, Meakin teapot, cream & sugar; large flint glass syrup w/pewter lid; flint compote; 3 stained glass windows; Orvis glass minnow trap in orig. box; salesman sample lunch pail w/cup on top; many other items Outstanding Courthouse Steps Log Cabin Quilt NOTE: Great sale. PREVIEW: Friday, Oct. 13th from Noon to 4:00 PM and sale day from 8:00 AM to sale time. Absentee and telephone bids accepted up to 2:00 PM Friday the 13th. Lunch served. Check these sites for photos: ID#1232 Goose Wing Broadaxe Rookwood Artist Carrie Steinle 1 of 2 Sets Of Sterling Flatware TERMS: CASH/MC/VISA, GOOD INDIANA CHECK W/POSITIVE DRIVER S LICENSE ID. Outof-state checks if known by auction firm or be accompanied by current letter of bank credit. 13% buyer s premium, 8% for items over $10,000, 3% discount for check or cash.

13 Page 13 CHICAGOLAND PETROLEUM & ADVERTISING SHOW W I L L C O U N T Y F A I R G R O U N D S - P E O T O N E, I L AU C T I O N : F R I DAY, O C TO B E R 1 3 T H 1 2 : 0 0 P M C S T S H O W: S U N DAY, O C TO B E R 1 5 T H 8 : 0 0 A M - 1 : 0 0 P M C S T A B S O L U T E P E T R O L I A N A A N D A D V E R T I S I N G A U C T I O N THURSDAY EVENING AUCTION OCTOBER 12, 2017 AT 4 PM zip or for listing and pictures. Roth Center located off I-74 at Pinecrest Dr. (Exit 98), then 1 mile S. to Muller Rd., then 1 Mile E. to or 3 miles W. of Morton, Illinois out W. Jefferson St. Estate of Don Holley Peoria Il Buckeye Root Beer Syrup Dispenser 1 Gal Smile Bottle Beatles Talc Tin Coke & Skelly Clocks Salesman Sample Home Comfort Stove with Case Signs & Store Displays Wood Buckboard wagon Lots of Advertising pieces Jadite Turkey Red Cigarette Print 100 s of Items Preview from 12 Noon Day of TERMS: Cash - Visa/MC with 5% fee Check with proper ID. INC Roth Rd. E. PEORIA, IL Il. Lic Visit AntiqueWeek Online At: R.S. Prussia Sunday, November 12th 4:00 PM Des Moines, Iowa Ramada Inn Airport Army Post Road, Des Moines, IA Brown is pleased to have combined 3 partial collections to bring to auction 300+ pcs. of R.S. Prussia, Royal Vienna, R.S. Suhl, Tillowitz, Germany, Prov Saxe, Rudolstadt & more! We have some really outstanding pieces in lines such as Animals, Portrait, Scenic, Floral, Seasons & others. Tankards, vases, bowls, berry sets, mustache cups, mustard pots, ewers, chocolate sets, creamer/sugars, teapots, urns and more! If you are a Prussia collector, this is definitely one you will want to attend! For those not able to attend in person, we accept Absentee bids, and also have LIVE INTERNET bidding Please visit for complete listing, printable catalog, and thousands of photos! eer s Note: We have reserved a block of rooms under Brown at the Ramada Inn. Please make reservations at (515) by Oct. 13th to receive special rate! Sale Conduced By Ph. SCOTT BUS.: P.O.A. AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 10:00 AM 2384 Indian Mound, NORWOOD (Cincinnati), OH Mr. Joseph Fishback resided in Norwood for over 80 years. Exceptional items are offered. Directions: Take either I-75 or I-71 to Norwood Lateral (SR 562) to (Exit 3) US-22/ OH-3/OH-561/Norwood / Montgomery Rd. (from East SR 562 take L on Wesley or from West SR 562 take slight R on Ash) to L on Norwood Ave. to R on Montgomery Rd to R on Indian Mound Ave. to site. Antique Collectible Furniture Handel Table Lamp Diamond & Gold Jewelry Art Player Piano Coins Silver China Cut, Pattern & Depression Glass Rookwood Orientalia Porcelain Roseville Guns Toys Dolls HO Trains Nippon Figural Lamps Chandelier Radios Books Old Christmas Ornaments & Misc. Vintage (1940s-50s) Gents & Ladies Clothing Tools Mowers Major Appliances & More Handel Art Glass conical shaped lampshade with a bronze tree trunk lamp base. Signed on interior of reverse painted shade. Also signed / marked on the interlocking rim. # d Excellent condition. A cloth Handel tag is on underside. Ca Chevy Caprice with 24,800 orig. miles, (4) Door, V-8, A/C, AM/FM radio, runs great. Furniture: Queen Anne style (1930s) 9 pc. DR set w/(6) fiddle back splat chairs, (1) table w/leaves, a multi-drawer & (2) door sideboard and glass pane doors china cabinet. Matching claw footed ( 20s) love seats. Butler Bros. Player Piano w/over (100) rolls, ca Oak hall tree (7 ) w/seat lid, mirrored top & coat / hat hooks, ca Art & Crafts oak smoking stand. Penn House cherry wood tea cart. Walnut oval shaped tilt-top table. Cedar chests & trunks. Mahogany BR set w/dresser & chifforobe & bed, 20s. Folding wood chairs, Desks. Chrome leg kitchen table w/chairs. Singer sewing machine w/in desk / cabinet. Portable fold out shelf sewing box. Blond BR furniture. Pine (newer) corner cabinet. White tone 8 long bench. Cast-iron garden bench. End tables. GWTW (newer) lamps & more. Great Smalls & Collectibles: (3) Ladies diamond, platinum & gold rings w/total carat weights ranging from.80 to 1.2 carats. (1) 14k white gold (W.G.) round diamond brooch. (1) Lady s 14k W.G. diamond anniversary style ring. Gents 14k rings. Sterling silver pins & misc. One display case full w/watches and other desirable costume jewelry and related smalls. Selling jewelry by the piece, lot & bag. Coins: (1) U.S. Half Eagle (1900) gold $5 coin. Rolls of U.S. pre-1964 quarters from 1930s to 60s. Rolls of U.S. pre-1964 Mercury & Roosevelt dimes. Other older U.S. silver, zinc & copper (wheat) pennies. Selling coins by the lot & roll. Art: (2) John Helgeson landscape (31 x23 ) and aquatic (14 x20 ) paintings. RARE Louis Spiegel ( ) acrylic oil on canvas Matador & Bull painting, 29 x24. (1) Robert Fabe female bust drawing. Louise Ninn Gibson abstract painting. Older Abraham Lincoln depicted o/c/lg. painting. Other paintings & prints. China & Glass: service for (8) Franciscan ware china in the Apple Blossom pattern w/serving pieces. Pyrex red rim & white glass set for (6) w/svg. pieces. Nippon & German vases, bowls & trays. Over (100) china, porcelain & other horse figurines. Painted Salt & P, Cream & S, Demitasse cups w/saucers. German made child tea set. Porcelain chocolate set w/pot, cups & saucers. American Brilliant cut glass vases, s & p, bowls, decanters & pitcher. Murano gl. bowl w/pedestal. Waterford ice cube bowl & a decanter. Northwood Cherry Panel (21 pcs.) pattern glass. Cut gl. & colored liquor stemware. Etched gl. stemware. Jack-in-the pulpit 4 colored gl. vase. Painted plates. R.S. Germany dresser tray. Sterling weighted candleholders w/hurricane gl. shades. Orientalia: Satsuma 14 vase. Nippon vases & dishes. Figural table lamps. Matching dbl. handled Chinese vases. (7) Gold tone putti & dragon style short figurines. (7) Japanese porcelain female figurines. (7) Japanese porcelain female figurines in various poses & heights. Reticulated pottery umbrella stand. Lg. Japanese style garden fi sh bowl. Oriental vases w/glass shades. Framed Oriental rice/sauce bowls. Pottery: Rookwood female nude ashtray & a Greek Key adorn vase. Roseville Pottery in Silhouette, Donatello, Zephyr Lily, Snowberry & other patterns. Some crocks. Matching pair dbl. handled Ohio Pottery garden urns. Toys: Keywind Automaton bird in cage. Mary & Her Lamb w/box. Other keywind toys. Over (12) HO 1989 Chevy Caprice locomotives w/cars by: New Haven #0762, President Filmore, CSX #890, Chessie system #7615, Gulf Mobil & Ohio #103, NY Central #4023, Penn #9620 & 9827, Northwestern, Southern Pacific #4449 & other cars, vehicles & lg. layout panel. RARE Disney Pinnochio wood 8 jointed fig. w/box. Fleischmann steam engine w/box. Music box (newer) w/pierced discs. Ca 1920s child s electric stove AMT scale model T-Bird w/box. Old Christmas glass figural, fruit & other ornaments and Santa figurines. Cast-iron (1900) Christmas tree stand. Dolls: Heubach Koppelsdorf (#300) 2/0 porc. head doll w/orig. hair, 14 long w/comp & jointed body, eye roll & (2) front teeth. Effanbee Patsyette and a Century ( 20s) dolls. Sports: Ted Kluszewski auto. (Ralph Kiner League) baseball & auto. photo. Old 40s-50s (small) baseball cards. Wooden croquet set mint. Guns: Springfield single barrel 16 gauge shotgun made by J.P. Stevens, model 94B w/2 ¾ chamber. Smith & Wesson.32 caliber handgun, 6 shot, chrome plated, folding barrel, S# Robin Hood.22 cal. pocket pistol w/wood grip, # d 1½. Oriental porcelain figurines Silhouette & other Roseville Handel lampshade Sears BB gun / rifle w/orig. box & BBs, #1024. Vintage Clothing: Many 1940s-50s ladies & gents suits, cashmere & other overcoats, skirts, dresses, blouses, shoes, ties & more. Miscellaneous: Old Postcards, (3) wood & other case older radios, Eco port. A/C.. Iron pleater & juicers. Gas mowers. Ladders. Hand tools. Some photo. eqpt. Older stereo consoles, file cabts. Video & cassette tapes. Major appliances & more. See color pics on our website. Terms & Conditions: Mr. Joseph Fishback, owner. Mr. Don Lucas, P.O.A. Plus additions. All sells as-is w/o reserve. Two auction rings. Tent if rain. Cash, credit card or checks w/current government issued photo ID. Checks qualified through Certegy 2% fee. Credit cards 3% fee. No Buyer Premium or tax. Same day payment & removal. Large pcs. of furniture can be removed Sunday, October 8th, from 11 am-1 pm. Food & drinks available. Security enforced. All items paid for in full prior to removal on sale day. Absentee bids accepted. Preview, 8 am auction day only. See color photos on our website: or on auctionzip.com. mallette@zoomtown.com or (513) Mark D. Mallette, CAI, eer Mallette & Associates eers Art Brokers Appraisers Cincinnati, Ohio Louis Spiegel OC ptg.

14 Page 14 LARGE ANTIQUES AUCTION Eclectic - Strange - Primitives Antiques SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1:00 PM 571 Main Street HAMILTON, OHIO OWNER: Seldon Brown Listing, Photos, Directions and Terms on Web zip.com #1964 Dave Lunsford eers For Advertising Information Call: A ANTIQUE C CLOCK A AUCTION Sat., Oct. 21st 10am 529 West Lone Jack Lee s Summit Road LONE JACK, MISSOURI Visit AntiqueWeek Online At: 6:00 PM, Friday October 6, Souliss.com PUBLIC AUCTION News AuctioN House 6:00 PM, Friday October 6, Park Avenue, CARROLLTON, KY Take I-71 to Exit 44, go north on Sale on left next to Chapman Tires. The following will be sold to the highest bidder at public auction on dates listed above. This list represents a partial list of items and not what s sold on individual dates. TABLES & FURNITURE: Marble-top lamp table; 2 tier lamp table; rope twist lamp table; 2 Oriental lamp tables; 2 tier marble lamp table; bottom piecrust lamp table; marble-top, footed lamp tables; 3 tier parlor lamp table; Duncan Phyfe table; claw foot inlaid table; glass-top coffee table; drop-leaf dining room table; drum table; library table; marble-top washstand; washstand with wood pulls; 1 drawer lamp table; 3 drawer chest; coat rack; ladder-back chairs; spindle chair; drop-leaf desk with drawers; double door dish cabinet/drawer; bowfront glass china cabinet with claw feet. DOLL ITEMS: Doll cradle; doll high chair; doll wardrobe trunk; child s 3 pc. Coca-Cola table w/chairs; toy refrigerator; child s Coke chair; 2 Barbie dolls/nib. LAMPS: 9 Gone With The Wind lamps; 5 brass lamps with globes; stem lamp; 2 double globe vanity lamps; 4 hanging lamps, 1 with prisms. QUILTS: 15 handmade - all designs. GLASSWARE/CUT GLASS: 65 pcs. cranberry; 30 pieces Flow Blue; signed lamp vases - plate; 25 pcs. Moonstone glassware; Heisey; miniature oil lamps; finger lamps; BiBee vase; pink opal quilted vase - old; Satsuma vase; Oriental vases; Vaseline bride s basket; Hobnail Moonstone vases; hand-painted Bavarian bowls; England bowls & plates; pink Depression glassware; green Depression wine decanter; 9 hand-painted bowls; 2 chocolate pot sets; Fenton shoes; amber glassware; cake stands; Nippon chocolate pot; Ciran vases; perfume bottles; German glass jewelry box; Roseville vase; black memorabilia; peacock stone pitcher; blue crock; small crocks; head vases; 1901 calendar plate; honey stands; jelly compotes; figurines; R.S. Prussia bowl; salts; paperweights; banana dishes; 2 Baucher plates; white opulence bowls and plates; cobalt blue fiddles; tankard water pitcher; Carnival pieces. MISC. & COLLECTIBLES: Old cheese holder; courthouse tin painted by A.T. Morgan; sterling silver hair receiver; old egg baskets; double 4-leaf clover butter mold; 14 pieces copperware; hatpins & holder; old hats; ladies tall hatbox with pictures; Coca-Cola icebox; Coca-Cola memorabilia; brass plate stand; 2 old Santa Claus poster signs; pictures and frames; shadow box; 34 oval picture frames; 24 mantel clock with view in Venice; 6 glass display case; 8 glass display case; more items too numerous to mention. PEGGY S PETITE PARLOR & ANTIQUES Peggy Davis - Owenton, KY (502) eer: Robert Lee (502) PICTURES ON WEBSITE: # years experience ON THE GROUNDS OF THE HISTORIC FULKERSON MANSION & FARM MUSEUM US-67, Jerseyville, IL Fred and Brenda Nolan put together a great collection of early iron. They always approached their items with a historian s heart! They have been gracious show hosts for many years holding the Jersey County Victorian Festival on the site of their historic home. They are true pioneers and stewards of our great hobby and if there were a hobby Hall of Fame, they would surely be in it! Join us for a one of a kind auction, down on Hazel Dell Farm in the shadow of the Fulkerson Mansion, for a splendid auction we promise you ll never forget! AUCTION LIVE IN JERSEYVILLE, IL NOV 11, 2017, 10 AM THE Fred and Brenda Nolan Tractor FULKERSON MANSION & FARM MUSEUM US-67, Jerseyville, IL RARE 6-BOTTOM REEVES PLOW WOODEN REEVES THRESHING MACHINE REEVES WATER WAGON REEVES JCJ FESTIVAL TRACTOR 80 HP Case Steam Engine aumannvintagepower.com info@aumannvintagepower.com AULTMAN TAYLOR REEVES HIGH WHEELER PARTIAL LISTING! SEE AUMANNVINTAGEPOWER.COM Steam Engines HP Reeves Steam Engine (Canadian Special), Serial #7158; HP Reeves Steam Engine (Canadian Special), Serial #7848, New flues; 16 hp High Wheeler Reeves Steam Engine, serial #7904, New flues (not installed); HP Case Steam Engine buttstrap boiler and dual wheels. Serial #35198; Ferber 15 HP Horizontal Steam Engine; 1909 Reeves 12 bottom frame & wheels steam plow; 1912 Reeves 6 bottom gang plow, complete; Reeves Water Tank and Reeves Door; Minn. Smokebox Door; (2) Ham Steam engine lights; Large Assortment of steam engine parts; Tractor parts, blades, belts, and gears; 1914 Case Oval Steam Engine-type water tank; 1910 Reeves Oval Steam Engine water tank w/gear pump Gas Tractors HP Aultman Taylor Gas Tractor with Extension Rims & rare air start hand pump. Serial #2467 all original ; 1925 Huber Super Four Tractor with Extension Rims; 1936 WK-40 International Harvester Gas Tractor; Case Crossmount Tractor; 1934 Diamond T, Model 226, Flatbed truck; 1931 Model A Ford Truck; 1940 International M Tractor; 1959 International 560 Tractor Farm Primitives 1905 Reeves Double bladed sawmill (disassembled); two Reeves sawmills (disassembled); 1909 Reeves 40 x 64 wooden threshing machine (broken beam); Advance-Rumely Steel Threshing Machine,; 1913 International Harvester hand-tie baler w/original 6 hp Titan Engine; Mowers: Early Walter A. Wood horse drawn; Early Emerson Brantingham; ; 1910 Eli Hand-tie balers; one with compression feed; one with non-compression; 1860 George Ertel Horse-Powered, hand-feed & tie baler; 1925 two Rumely combines on full steel with 4 cylinder Waukesha Engines; 1910 Wooden wheel contractor s gravel wagon; 1870 Perkins Shingle Machine on heavy running gear; Early Clapboard Siding Machine ; 1901 John Deere 2 bottom horse-disk plow; 1900 Oliver 2 bottom, 2 way horse plow; 1905 Chattanooga one bottom horse plow; 1900 Emerson, 3 bottom horse-drawn; 1900 Oliver two bottom horse drawn;1900 John Deere 2 bottom horse-drawnearly tractor plow... AND MANY, MANY MORE! CHECK AUMANNVINTAGEPOWER.COM FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS

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AUCTION FACILITY, 1201 N. WILLIAMS ST. PAULDING, OHIO Clocks & Jewelry Fenton & Other Nice Glassware Advertising, Primitives, Collectibles Glassware including 25 very nice varied Fenton & other glass baskets & other Fenton pieces... Chocolate glass... Rose bowls... Imperial glass... Carnival glass... Glass toy punch bowl sets... Powder jars, Perfume bottles, etc... RS Prussia Berry bowl... Royal Bayreuth... Bonded Oil Famous Ohio Indian glasses... Hall Jewel Tea bowls & plates.. Other old dishes /- clocks incl. oak kitchen mantel; 4 Banjo clocks; 7 cuckoo clocks; several wall regulators (some newer); china clocks; small clocks; etc., etc... Toys, Oil Lmaps, Postcards, Books, Primitives, Advertising incl. Flats of postcards & old pictures... Comic books... Several flats full of old kitchen items, old tools, etc. including old Ford paint brush... Hanging lamp, peg lamps, oil lamps & over 80 glass lampshades & chimneys including 2 vintage Aladdin in box... Old bottles & advertising... Dresser sets... Toy cap guns, Wyatt Earp holster, Old Smokey tin windup fire truck, mechanical drumming Santa, small old string puppet etc... Tobaco boxes & tins & other old tins... Breyer horses... Cameras, Bundy Resonite Selmer clarinet, GE tabletop radio and related items... old books... Several leather holsters incl. US, etc. for firearms 7 some handgun parts incl. Colt 45 wood pistol grips... Costume jewelry, Furs, Vintage Purses, Sewing, Etc... Visit our website or Zip for over 200 photos and detailed list... 2 auction rings... TERMS: Cash, Check, VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card. Sellers: Dr. Paul & Anna Engel - and - Martha Lauhuff - and - Dan Nutter - and - Loretta Stocker Family (Loretta collected fine glassware and antiques for over 50 yrs.) - Others Don Gorrell, Larry Gorrell, Chris AuFrance, Ken Manz; Aaron Timm

16 Page 16 Tennessee paintings find home in Williamsburg WILLIAMSBURG, Va. While the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg are filled with extraordinary collections of works of fine, decorative and folk art, a common thread connects them: they each help to tell the story of America and its people, especially in the nation s early days. Furthering this mission is the acquisition of two oil-on-canvas portraits from Nashville, Tenn., circa 1825, by the artist Ralph E.W. Earl (circa ) marking the first illustration of any kind from Tennessee to join the Colonial Williamsburg collections. Especially notable is that the subjects of the portraits were leaders and associates of Andrew Jackson painted by a notable artist from the region. It is exciting to add these fine examples of portraiture to the Foundation s collections, said Mitchell B. Reiss, president and CEO of Colonial Williamsburg. Owning pieces of material culture from this region helps us to better understand and interpret the history of our country and the people who shaped it. Colonial Williamsburg has collected notable Tennessee furniture, ceramics, metals, and textiles in recent years, but important paintings had eluded us, said Ronald L. Hurst, the Foundation s Carlisle Humelsine chief curator and vice president for collections, conservation, and museums. The acquisition of these outstanding Earl portraits is a major step in our efforts to share the culture of Tennessee and other inland southern HUG GE 2 ESTA AT TE Thursday, October 12, 2017 states with our guests. Ralph Eleaser Whiteside Earl (more commonly known as Ralph E.W. Earl) was the son of Connecticut painter Ralph Earl and was likely born in New York. He studied painting with his father until 1809 when he went to London to study for a year under Benjamin West and John Trumbull. From there he spent four years in Norwich, England, with his mother s family before going to Paris for a year to study Napoleon s collected masterworks. He returned to America in 1815 with the intention to create grand historical paintings in the European style and decided that his first would be of the Battle of New Orleans. Earl arrived in Nashville on New Year s Day in 1817 to paint a portrait of General Andrew Jackson, hero of the Battle of Orleans, and ended up remaining there and painted several portraits of Jackson and his family. Later that year, through introductions made by Jackson, Earl met and quickly married Jane Caffery, Mrs. Jackson s niece. (Unfortunately, Jane died the next year in childbirth along with their son.) Earl remained close with the Jackson family after his wife s death and lived with them at their Nashville home, The Hermitage. In 1829, when Jackson became President, Earl accompanied him to the White House and painted so many portraits of him that he became known as the court painter to the president. After Jackson s second term in office, Earl returned with him to Tennessee and died VEHICLE, SHOP TOOLS, ANTIQUE FURNITURE, ANTIQUES &, &, COLLECTIBLE, E, S, MOBILITY EQUIPME, E, NT TERMS: Cash Credit Cards Check with Proper ID OK Sales Ta x Applies unless exemption is shown. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. ANYANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE SUPERSEDES PREVIOUS ADVERT ISING. CHUPPS AUCTION CO. AU UC TION 9:03 a.m. Address: Mayes County Fairgrounds Directions: From Jnct Hwy 69 & Hwy 20 in Pryor, OK go E on Hwy 20 1/2 mile to Elliott St. Turn L onto Elliott St. and then Pryor, Oklah y oma RUNNING 2-3 RINGS ALL DAY! immediatly R onto NE 1st St./ Old Hwy 20. Go E 1 1/4 miles- Fair Grounds on R. Watch for auction signs. GUNS, COINS, ARROWHEADS, ROD & REELS, LURE S, KNIV ES, RELOADING EQUIPMENT, LARGE E LK HEAD & HORNS, AMMO BOXES HUNTING TENT, HUNTING CL OTHES & MISC, CAMPING SUPPLIE S, INDIAN BASKETS & GRIND, ING STONES DUV VA AU UL ESTA AT E & RICKY SMITH ESTA AT E COINS WILL 10:01am FOLLOWED BY ARROWHEADS & GUNS! Aucti oneer s Note : Largest arrowhead collection sold by Chupps. This is a must see collection. Believed to be fr om NE Oklahoma. Several ar e said to be 1000 year s old. Ve ry nice & rar e coin collection. 2 Estates in 1 day! The auction will have 2-3 rings. Coins sell at 10:01 am fo llowed by arrowheads, ammo, guns, knives and all fi shing rod/ /r eels/t ackle. Vi sit our website fo r pictu res at or fo llow us on Facebook fo r updates. Stan Chupp Dale Chupp, Realtor (918) Century 21, NEOKLA E. J. Chupp (918) The Hart Collection AUCTION Saturday, October 9: N. Lafontaine St. - Huntington, IN at The Hermitage in September The subjects of these Earl portraits are Thomas Claiborne Jr. and his wife, Sara Lewis King Claiborne. Thomas was born in 1780 in Brunswick County, Virginia, to Colonel Thomas and Mary Claiborne. He moved to Tennessee in 1807 and in the following year was admitted as a charter member of the Nashville Bar. In 1812 he married the widowed Mrs. James King. He served on Andrew Jackson s staff during the Creek War in and, as first lieutenant, served as aidede-camp to Brigadier General Thomas Johnson of the West Tennessee Militia. During the same years he was also the first Grandmaster of the Grand Lodge of Tennessee, Free and Accepted Masons. COUNTRY AMERICANA AUCTION FRI., OCT. 6TH, 3:00 PM & SAT., OCT. 7TH, 9:00 AM PREVIEWS: FRI., OCT. 6TH, 12:00 to 3:00 PM & SAT., OCT. 7TH, 7:00 TO 9:00 AM FRICKER AUCTION CENTER, 104 EAST CENTER LeROY,IL Visit Our Website at CHRIS FRICKER - AUCTIONEER or Bill Phone IL Lic. # Visit Our Website At TRACTORS Oliver Row Crop 60; Oliver Super 55, gas; cultivators; 2 or 3 bottom plows; John Deere riding mower; Kubota Diesel T1600 HST; snow plows; tractor wrenches - all makes ANTIQUE TOYS Museum quality miniatures; pedal toys; CFD No 2 Pedal car; kiddie BMC tractor; cast iron barns: AUBURN rubber trucks & trailers, racecars, motorcycles, boats, etc. (+100 s); Oliver tractor miniatures; tool boxes w/tools, metal, wood, handy Andy dozens; American Flyer Railroad collections & Sparking mechanical & Hafner train sets - some boxed; mechanical toys; cast iron toys; wooden toys; plastic toys; steel trucks; antique wooden wheels for toys; miniature doll house furniture; metal airplanes; primitive wooden toys; sulky & wheels; pinball; primitive ride on scooters COLLECTIBLES Very lg hand carved 7 horse stampede; hand carved eagles; XL sleds; Crank telephones; mantle clocks, L Gilbert & Co, Franz Hermle, Dahlia, Ingraham Co, Bristol Conn; tool boxes; jewelry boxes; covered wagon foundation; straight edge razors; Roseville pottery pieces; pocket knives 100s; fishing tackle; view finder; prints; frames; Erie RR ticket coupon 1965; galvanized buckets; plow; porcelain sink; jelly jars; oil bottles 100; stuffed pheasant; door hardware; claw foot holding crystal ball table legs; yokes; Tennyson Lancelot mini book; Oliver typewriter; hanging scale; antique hand tools; wood boxes; cast iron objects; wooden pulleys; hand crank FIREARMS - FURNITURE - TOOLS - MISC. 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19 Page 19 Video Games From Front Page forms, has not just appealed to the older generations but also introduced a whole new generation to these classic games. If I wear a Pac-Man T-shirt these days, I have more kids come up commenting on it than adults. This wasn t a thing in the past, as a lot of titles simply died off once a console cycle ended. Computer games date back to Steve Russell s Spacewar, which he created in 1961 and 1962, but the first person to conceive of and execute the idea of playing games on a television set was inventor Ralph Baer known as The Father of Video Games. In 1966 and 1967, while working as a division manager at Sanders Associates (a defense contractor), Baer began putting his plan into action, delegating technician Bill Harrison and engineer Bill Rusch to the task of creating a game device based on his designs. Harrison helped Baer develop a rudimentary technique for transferring images onto a television screen while Rusch specialized in actual game design. By November of 1967, Baer and his assistants demonstrated a fully functional pingpong or tennis game (a precursor to the arcade classic Pong), in which players use paddles to rebound a ball back and forth across the screen. The trio also created a game consisting of two squares chasing each other. In 1968, Baer applied for the first video game patent. By 1969, Baer and company were demonstrating several iterations of the legendary Brown Box, a prototype unit that was equipped with a light gun, a console, and two controllers. Each controller had a vertical control, a horizontal control, and a control for putting English on the ball. Baer demonstrated the Brown Box to a number of television companies, including General Electric, Sylvania, and RCA, but it was Magnavox who took the bait. The company reengineered the Brown Box into a more streamlined unit (a futuristic white design), called it the Odyssey, and released it in 1972 (the same year Nolan Bushnell and Al Alcorn introduced Pong to the arcades) as the world s first commercially available video game system. The console retailed for $100. Today, a complete Odyssey console in the box is worth around $600. Unlike more sophisticated video game consoles that followed, the Odyssey doesn t have microprocessors. Rather, it contains transistors and diodes. The games are plug-in cards that essentially reconfigure the system s internal circuitry to make minor adjustments to the basic onscreen objects, which consist of a pair of paddles, a ball, and a line. Due to the barebones nature of the Odyssey console (the unit produced no color, no scorekeeping, and no sound), the games were packaged with a variety of extras, such as game boards, dice, play money, tokens, tiles, Below: Ad for the Nintendo Entertainment System, which revived the home video game industry in the U.S. during the mid-late 1990s. Right: The late Ralph Baer, creator of the Odyssey, invited the concept of playing video games on a television set. cards, and/or other items. The games also came with TV screen overlays to provide color and visual detail. Some of the best games for the console, including Shooting Gallery, Prehistoric Safari, Dogfight, and Shootout, were produced for the system s Shooting Gallery light rifle. Complete games for the Odyssey are worth about $40 each while a boxed light rifle sells for around $150. The first fully programmable, cartridge-based video game console was the now-obscure Fairchild Channel F, which came out in 1976, predating the more advanced Atari 2600 by about a year. Unlike previous home consoles (such as the Odyssey and various Pong units and Pong clones), the Fairchild Channel F let you purchase separate cartridges (containing ROM chips) that you could swap out in order to play a variety of relatively sophisticated games, including shooters, board games, racing titles, and sports simulations. The Atari 2600, originally known as the Atari VCS, trounced the Fairchild in popularity, especially beginning in 1980, when Atari licensed the arcade hit Space Invaders for its console. Today, a working Atari 2600 with a few common games will set you back around $100, same as the Fairchild Channel F, but demand for the 2600 is much higher. The reason pricing is similar is because the Channel F was produced in much smaller quantities and is therefore harder to find. Some of the more popular Atari 2600 cartridges, such as Space Invaders, Asteroids, Defender, and Missile Command, are still plentiful and can easily be found at retro gaming stores and conventions for a buck or two apiece. Kick in an additional $5 to $10 each if they are complete in the box. Conversely, some of the rarer Atari 2600 games are worth what you might pay for a used car. According to some of the more valuable Atari 2600 cartridges include Red Sea Crossing ($13,800), Air Raid ($4,000), Pepsi Invaders ($2,000), Video Life ($1,200), and Lochjaw ($750). Expect to pay much more for these games complete. For example, a boxed copy of Air Raid sold on ebay in 2012 for $33,433.30, the highest price ever paid for an Atari 2600 game. The Atari 2600 was followed by a variety of competitors, including: the Intellivision ($100 with several common games), which wowed consumers with its elaborate sports simulations; the Odyssey 2 ($80 with several common games), which came with a computer-like keyboard; the ColecoVision ($150 with several common games), which dazzled players with its stellar arcade ports; and the Atari 5200 ($150 with several common games), which was Atari s 1982 follow-up to the In 1983 and 1984, The Great Video Game Crash pretty much killed the American console industry. The crash was caused by a number of factors, including a glut of shovelware (terrible games) for the Atari 2600 produced by fly-by-night third-party companies. However, a short time later, the Nintendo Entertainment System (known as the Famicom in Japan) brought the industry back phoenix-like from the ashes. Test marketed in the U.S. in 1985 and widely released in 1986, the NES, which was packaged with a toy robot and marketed as an entertainment device to ease the minds of retailers wary of video games after the crash, impressed consumers with its array of expansive, story- and character-driven games that were perfectly suited for home play. This included such titles as Super Mario Bros. ($10, $50 complete in box), Contra ($30, $70 complete), Metroid ($15, $75 complete), Castlevania ($22, $85 complete), and The Legend of Zelda ($20, $70 complete), which in 1987 introducedpeople in the west to the concept of role-playing games. The NES re-invented console video gaming, Patterson said. No longer did the biggest games have to be arcade ports, and so much new and exciting variety was added throughout the lifespan of the console. Plus, many of its games have aged really well, something I can t say of many Atari VCS titles or, for that matter many of the games that came later on platforms like the PlayStation. You can pick up a working NES with around five to 10 common games for approximately $100. Expect to kick in $50 to $75 more if you want the box. Most game cartridges fall in the $5 to $25 range, but some of the rarities go for much more than that. Earlier this year, a factory sealed copy of the super rare Stadium Events sold for almost $42,000. The NES demolished its rivals, the Atari 7800 and the Sega Master System, and it paved the way for such subsequent home consoles as the Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox. The current consoles of note are the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Today, video games are a multi-billion dollar business, bringing in more revenue than the film and music industries combined. Retro gaming is a relatively small piece of this pie, but it s a fascinating hobby with a passionate and growing fan base. If you want to get into collecting old video games, check out such websites as Atari Age (atariage.com), Nintendo Age (nintendoage.com), and Sega- 16 ( You could also join such Facebook groups as Atari Museum and I Am a Classic Videogamer. For more information on the history of video games, read such books as Console Wars by Blake Harris, High Score Expanded by Rusel Demaria, Phoenix IV: The History of the Videogame Industry by Leonard Herman, Ultimate Nintendo: Guide to the NES Library by Pat Contri, and The Ultimate History of Video Games by Steven L. Kent. Below: A factory sealed copy of Stadium Events, an NES game that was pulled from store shelves after a short time, sold earlier this year for almost $42,000.

20 Page 20 Kieth Monnier Country Antiques Advertising Toys - Cast Iron Tinware Paper Goods Airplane Wooden Propellers Automobilia - Lamps Books Tools Kitchen Items TROY, OHIO Held at the Assembly Bldg. of the Miami County Fairgrounds, 650 N. County Rd. 25-A. From I-75 north of Dayton & south of Lima, take Exit 74 east on Rt. 41 & then north on Elm St. at the Marathon Station to sale site. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 9:30 AM ANTIQUES: Great 26 diameter school or church bell on frame by American Bell Co.; kitchen one pc. oak cupboards; spool cabinet; wall telephones; clocks; Victorian baby cradle; wicker baby carriage w/ parasol; walnut chest w/mirror; Edison Diamond Disc w/records, needles & original paperwork; Meteror of Piqua & Victor victrolas; oil lamps incl. miniatures; slag glass table lamp; glassware & china; butter molds from half to 2 pounds & related items; milk bottles incl ¼ pts.; ice-cream scoops; unique egg beaters; egg separators; graniteware; charcoal & flatirons incl. great line of Wapak; baskets; boxes; fruit jars; apple peelers; cherry pitters; brass pails, buckets & scoop shovel; store scales; unique washboards. All types of small advertising items such as keyboards, small showcases; Arrow Collars display; feed & flour sacks; adv. tins incl. tobacco; adv. crock jugs; Islay s Ice-Cream tray; Sunbeam Bread sign & more! SIGNS: Lee Tires; Keen Kutter Hardware; DeKalb Corn; Fairbury, Nebraska cast-iron cow; Barber Shop; Baby Ruth; Nichol Kola; Clover Ice-Cream Menu Board; Campbell s Soups menu board; Cascade Coffee; Canada Dry; Coins; Dr. Cox s Barb Wire Liniment; lighted Poll Parrot Shoes & others. AIRPLANE WOODEN PROPELLERS (2) by Hartzell of Piqua, OH, plus one other large wooden propeller. FROM THE SHOP & BARN: Car parts; license plates; AC Spark Plug cleaner (Mint); ECO Tireflator; auto literature; tools of all types incl. IHC & John Deere wrenches, bicycle, buggy & other wrenches; hammers; wooden planes; tobacco cutters incl. Griswold-Erie; John Deere Hoover 450 seed potato cutter in great original condition; neat old farm tools; sprinklers incl. Skinner; electric fans incl 1 w/original wooden shipping box; RR cast-iron Whistle sign & cross arm; RR spike hammer; locomotive books; steel traps; cowbells, wooden boxes; advertising thermometers; yardsticks; etc. MECHANICAL BANKS & TOYS OF NOTE: Teddy & the Bear, Jonah & the Whale mechanical banks & others; Kenton, Stevens & other CI banks; Turner Truck from Wapakoneta, OH; marbles; over 100 toy tractors & implements w/most in original boxes; toy steam engines; toy sewing machines & stoves; Marx & other boxed train sets incl. in the rough lg. scale American Flyer; etc. EVEN MORE YOU LL LIKE: Shaving mugs & related items; baking powder cans; wonderful collection of Mace spice tins; everything related to Rumsford & Horsford Baking Powder; soap boxes; malt mixers; canes; lodge sword; political buttons; clothing buttons; local items incl lg Ted Martin of Greenville, OH paintings; other neat, framed prints such as Dan Patch, Pontiac insignia, Wooden Shoe Beer, Coal Stoves & Washing Machine advertisements; lg World s Fair poster; cameras incl. early bellows model w/glass slides; Blickensderfer typewriter; musical instruments incl. unique early bugle; sheet music; cookbooks incl. Pillsbury #1 pamphlet & others; many kitchen utensils & more yet to be found! OF SPECIAL INTEREST: Honda 90 Trail Bike in mint condition, a 1973 model w/4,472 miles. NOTE: Kieth Monnier has spent 45 years gleaning unique & quality items from across the country to assemble this great collection. This listing is simply the tip of the iceberg of just some of the merchandise being offered as we put this event together. You can view photos & details at The photos will tell the tale whereby you ll understand the multiple rings necessary in this dispersal. The opportunity for great items abound, so please plan be there if only to enjoy the cross section of the antiques from the midwest all in one place. Kieth Monnier, Owner WOODEN NICKEL ANTIQUES Since 1976 We Buy and Sell Quality Antiques Architectural Antiques, Antique Saloon Backbars, Chandeliers, Stained Glass, Carved Furniture, Mantels, Garden Items, Statuary Stained Glass Window With Birds And Chunk Glass Flowers, 78¼ High x 36½ Wide Large Triple Column Oak Mantel, 122½ High x 75¾ Wide Stained Glass Window Of Lady And Mandolins, Attr. To Rudi Bros. Pittsburgh, CA 1900, Layer & Drapery Glass, 91½ High x 69½ Wide Alabaster Lady Lamp On Pedestal, 72 High x 12 Wide x 12 Deep Cincinnati Art Carved Cabinet By Wm. Frye, 89.5 High x 55 Wide x 26 Deep Mahogany Triple Arch Brunswick Backbar, 1 of 2 Triple Arch Backbars In Stock, High x Wide x 24 Deep Walnut Eastlake Wooten Desk, 70 High x 47 Wide x 33 Deep Carved Mahogany Server With Swags And Carved Lady, 46.5 High x 95 Wide x 24 Deep Central Parkway, Cincinnati, OH Website: woodennickel@fuse.net Monday-Saturday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM

21 AntiqueWeek T h e W e e k ly A n t i q u e A u c t i o n & C o l l e c t i n g N e w s pa p e r N a t i o n a l S e c t i o n Post office D o N o t R e m o v e T h i s S e c t i o n Vol. 48. Issue No Art dealer sentenced By Jim Rutledge GLOUCESTER, England A celebrity art dealer to iconic rock stars, musicians and to Hollywood s A-list has been sentenced to four years in prison for stealing the proceeds from the sales of his client s paintings including famous works by John Lennon, Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Woods and jazz great Miles Davis. Officials say the art dealer kept nearly $700,000 in sales receipts, money that still can t be accounted for as well as an unknown number of still missing artworks valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars. Jonathan Poole, 69, a popular British art dealer and wildlife painter, was sentenced Sept. 12 after confessing to 26 of 59 counts in an earlier court proceeding of defrauding his clients and pocketing the proceeds from the art sales, or for falsely claiming to be entitled to sell artworks owned by his clients. Authorities are hoping publicity from the case will prompt collectors and others who may have bought artwork from Poole to come forward with the still unaccounted for paintings. Just six days after his sentencing, police acting on a tip of a pending Internet art auction, raided the home of a former art dealer who had since died and recovered 32 missing Lennon prints worth more than $50,000. Included was a print titled, A Bird Dreaming, a sketch of a woman at a table called Coffee Morning and a self-portrait of himself in his Manhattan apartment. By Eric C. Rodenberg BELVIDERE, Tenn. It will take two full days of selling to disperse the collection of a single person who spent 40 years collecting porcelain neon signs, tractors, pedal cars and much, much more. The auction will be conducted by Kimball M. Sterling. Above: This caricature of Rolling Stone s Bob Dylan by band mate and guitarist Ronnie Wood was used as evidence against celebrity art dealer Jonathan Poole in his sentencing for defrauding his clients out of $700,000. A police spokesman said in a local media account the Lennon pieces had been purchased from Poole years ago. The Poole art fraud case has dragged on for years as the court attempted to locate the missing artwork and account for all the fees Poole earned during the years when the thefts occurred from 1986 to Over the course of his 40-year career, Poole has maintained two galleries in the rural south central English countryside of Cotswold, some 92 miles from London. One of his galleries was the once respected Compton Cassey art gallery. During his sentencing, prosecutors compared Poole to the star of the popular 1999 film remake of the Thomas Crown Oct. 2, 2017 See dealer on page 3 Although the collector wishes to remain anonymous, he is 74 years old. He has been collecting for years. Many of the items he bought were restored by him, according to Sterling. And he did pretty good work; but, if he didn t do it, he paid top dollar to have it done. In some ways, the consignor s plight is a common case. My wife and I decided Surf's up at Dargate McKEES ROCKS, Pa. Dargate Galleries Premier Art and Antique Estate on Oct. 7, will offer a wealth of fine antiques from throughout the world, including art, a R. Lalique crystal, a collection of religious icons and artifacts, clocks and fine 18th and 19th century French furniture. Also among the 700 lots to be sold, are several unique collectibles, including a 6-foot surfboard from the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort Collection. (shown right). The personalized surfboard by Craig Hollingsworth features signed artwork by Hawaiian artist Wade Kaniakowsky. Also of interst is a Fender 40th anniversary Playboy Stratocaster guitar (no. 26 of 175), featuring an artist s portrayal of the famous Marilyn Monroe pose which graced the first pages of Playboy magazine, in a cased display box with the late actresses autograph; art by Summer of Love artist Peter Max; and several pieces of Mid-Century Modern furniture. Antiques include an early 19th century carved Belgian blue stone mantel, which once graced one of the grand homes of Baron Rothschild, the head of the wealthy banking family; a pair of large Chinese spinachgreen jade brush pots; a Qing Dynasty monumental polychrome vase; a mahogany corner pub bar; and Greek pottery. The sale will offer several religious icons from the Fr. Dimitri Callozzo Religious Icon Collection, in addition to several religious statues and other artifacts. Of specific interest is The Mail Pouch Tobacco Estate Collection which comes from the estate of Edouard S. Ziegler and his wife Simone Jaguin Ziegler. The Zieglers, who made their final home in Wheeling, W.Va., were world travelers and dual French-U.S. citizens. Edouard was the grandson of Samuel, who together with his brother Aaron Bloch, founded Bloch Brothers Tobacco Co., in Wheeling in The brothers later developed Mail Pouch Tobacco, a popular chewing tobacco sold in a paper sack resembling a mail pouch. During the late 19th and 20th centuries, hundreds of barns were painted with a Mail Pouch Tobacco advertisement ( Chew Mail Pouch Tobacco/Treat yourself to the best ) throughout the Ohio River Valley. There will be about 100 items of historical Mail Pouch items sold. Contact: (412) Kimball Sterling offers massive 40-year collection that the kids don t want any of this stuff, so we re going to sell it. Our kids aren t interested, the consignor said. He said he didn t know what he would do with his spare time, once his collections are sold. Maybe I ll collect something like stamps or pocketknives, he said. My friends all told me that things I collect are way too big. Back in earlier days, he and his wife drove the roads sometimes for four days or so buying whatever struck his eye. He worked on restoring and preserving nearly every piece of his collection for well over 40 years. There are some works in progress that will be sold also. I just bought whatever I wanted, he says. I mean, I wasn t a full-time collector. But I bought a lot of things. And more importantly, he restored, preserved and hung on to nearly all of it (he admits, he might have sold 10 pieces over the years), in nearly mint-like condition. At first, I liked tractors and started buying them. They looked good in the barn, he says. Then, there were the Left: Vintage neon and porcelain Frigidaire sign is a rare sight these days. Condition-wise, a person would have to search a long time to find any better. porcelain neon signs we d take those off the buildings. Sometimes they had been up there for decades, covered in tin siding protected by the elements. There will be two warm-up auctions before the main auction on Oct. 28. Oct. 27 will feature a warehouse auction at 10 a.m. in Decherd, Tenn. After that, Sterling will conduct a barn auction scheduled at Belvidere, Tenn., about 10 minutes from Decherd. The 2-day sale should see about 1,200-1,500 lots sell, Sterling said, while verbally musing, I may get it down to 1,200. People will want to be getting here for two days, Sterling said. The Friday (Oct. 27) sales are going to be really good. There s going to be a lot of box lots. I like to sell by the box and then they ll be a lot of five-piece and 10-piece lots. The sale is comprised of advertising items, architectural, bicycles, barbershop, neon, toys, country store items, soda pop memorabilia, wagons, tractors, coin-op machines, cash registers, clocks, a large group of Coca- Cola memorabilia and more. The anonymous consignor, oftmentioned by Sterling as Mr. Choo See Sterling on page 3

22 Page 2 National Section Cataloged Antique & Estate Saturday October 14th, 2017 at 11 A.M. Previews: Friday 10 A.M. 5 P.M. Saturday 8 A.M. 11 A.M. This auction will feature 275 quality items including Advertising Items, Country Store & Coin-Op, Juke Boxes & Slot Machines, Fine Art Paintings, Asian Items, 20th Century Lighting, Mid Century Modern, Early Campaign Items, Antique Firearms, Royal Vienna Porcelain, Selection of Arts & Crafts, KPM Plaques, German Automaton Whistlers, Bronzes, Russian Items, Sterling Silver, Music Boxes, 19th & 20th Century Art Glass, Cameo Glass, Gold Jewelry, Furniture Items, plus related Accessories. For Full Lot Descriptions, Photos & Terms of Sale Please Visit Our Website WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR OUR UPCOMING AUCTIONS, FROM ONE ITEM TO A COMPLETE ESTATE OR COLLECTION. WE CAN ARRANGE FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY NATIONWIDE. A West Housatonic Street, Pittsfield, MA (Route 20) Phone: Fax: info@fontainesauction.com AUCTIONEER: JOHN FONTAINE, Mass. eers License #327 S I N C E

23 National Section Page 3 Sterling From Front Page Choo was not to be deterred from buying 1890-era original businesses lock stock and barrel with the inventory. The architectural stuff in this auction is really strong, Sterling said. He bought a complete drug store in Alabama, circa 1890s; a late Victorian hardware store; and a great earlier butcher store, with the original back butcher bar. Everything is there for someone decorating a restaurant or just setting up their own storefront. Being from Chattanooga, Mr. Choo Choo was among earlier collectors of Coca-Cola items, having a jump on later collectors, simply because of their proximity to Atlanta. He s really strong there, Sterling said. The Coca-Cola, and other soft drink machines, are another strong aspect of the sale. We ll have as many as 25 machines and many of them old machines are in unbelievably good shape. There s also a big bicycle collection; he had them hanging from the ceiling. They re all in, rated one to 10, in a number 9 condition. We ll also have five soda fountain Dealer From Front Page Affairs, a Hollywood art heist movie where Pierce Brosnan stars as the protagonist. Both Thomas Crown and Jonathan Poole stole the paintings in broad daylight, said prosecutor James Ward. Whilst Thomas Crown stole as a challenge because his world had become too safe, Jonathan Poole stole either to fund a gambling habit, or to stash away money for later life. Some of the artwork involved is still missing, Ward said. Where is the money or the artwork he stole? Is it, like the Nazi gold train, hidden only to be utilized in years to come? To this day, the pieces have never been returned and their location is not known. Ward told the judge, All of the pieces of art are extremely valuable and there is no doubt Poole was well aware of this. Another victim was British art collector and English soccer star Mark Nobel who lost money when Poole undersold two paintings of Jack Nicholson and Kate Moss, works by German contemporary artist Sebastian Kruger that Poole had sold to a English pub. The Moss painting, valued at $38,000, was sold for thousands of dollars less than its value, was later damaged by a drunk diner who slashed the painting with a steak knife. Nobel was never paid and the court returned the two paintings to Nobel. German art collector and financier Andreas Bunnerman lost hundreds of thousands of dollars after asking Poole to sell pieces from his vast art collection. The court was told Poole simply sold some paintings and kept the proceeds as others turned up missing including the 1895 bronze sculpture, Fallen Angel, by French artist Auguste Rodin that was valued at $50,000. Authorities say Bunnerman s missing pieces include the titles Adam, Jete, Icarus, The Shell, Margot Fonteyn, Hand of Christ, Girl Dressing, Nureyev, Nicki Lifesize, Fighting Horses, Carol, and Baigneuse, and works by Enzo Plazzotta, Above: A vintage Western Auto sign condition-wise, it doesn t get any better than this. backbars, representing three periods from Victorian 1880s, to Art Deco to Mid- Century modern. He has a fabulous backbar, with marble, onyx. It s really beautiful. I bought that backbar myself from the old Renfro Valley Barn Dance (established in Eastern Kentucky in 1939, featuring Hank Williams, Hank Snow, Red Foley and other early country music stars) when I was 25 or 27 years old. I brought it back to Johnson City. And, I don t know how he found out I had it it didn t take him long. But, he was right on me for that bar. He was a chaser. I sold it to him. Well, when I saw that backbar here recently, for the first time in about 37 years, I was just stunned. He had it all cleaned-up and restored. It s a gorgeous piece. It s late Victorian, maybe 1880s, and it looks better than when I first saw Study of Marconi Award, and the sculpture, Study for Polly. Also missing were two Jesus Christ masks and an Isadora Duncan Relief. The thefts of Bunnerman s pieces occurred in 2009 from January to December and totaled $400,000, according to testimony. Another Poole victim s was Dire Straits bass guitarist John Illsley. Illsley asked Poole to sell two Miles Davis paintings for at least $35,000, but they changed hands for under $15,000 and Illsley was never paid, according to court officials. Prosecutors said Poole s own brother was also a victim. During the court proceeding, the court had set up a second courtroom to view a number of the unsold paintings and the recovered art pieces as evidence. They included other large works by Kruger and four pieces by Lennon including his famous Peace & Love painting, given to Poole to sell from Lennon s estate by Yoko Ono. The thefts cover nearly 30 years when charges were finally brought in 2013 following complaints against Poole from the artists and collectors. Poole had told some clients that their art had been destroyed in a flood at one of his galleries where he later collected on an insurance claim but kept the proceeds and did not reimburse his clients. The Poole owned Compton Cassey Gallery was formerly the exclusive European agent for Miles Davis s estate which organized exhibitions throughout Europe and the Middle East. Davis was an American jazz trumpeter and composer who died in 1991 at age 65 from bronchial pneumonia. The chief investigator for the case told the Guardian newspaper, Poole was once a successful man and his victims trusted him to take care of their valuable artwork. Sadly, he has now tarnished his good name and he will have to lie with that shame for the rest of his life. Poole told the court his business started to struggle with the advent of the Internet. People would come and if they liked something they would look on the Internet and find a better price for it. Above: Hanging from the ceiling for years, several early bicycles will be among the large 1,200-1,500-lot Choo Choo Collection" to be sold by Tennessee Kimball M. Sterling on Oct The anonymous consignor only bought the best. If he couldn t find it in original condition, he would buy the best he could and spare no restoration expenses. Above: At the Hop Café features a clever logo of a leaping frog. Vintage signs, such as these, are in high demand. Especially given the size and condition of the vintage neon sign. it at Renfro Valley. Then, there are the oddball pieces: The rolling newsstand, made in New York City, which is capable of opening for business on the sidewalk. Its square box-like case would reveal newspaper and magazine racks, small little drawers for notions, like fingernail clippers, matches, and, perhaps, tobacco. I bet that s worth $3,000-$4,000, Sterling says. Also selling will be several Seeburg jukeboxes, an older (tube) Les Paul amplifier, gas pumps galore, a child s goat cart made of hickory wood from North Carolina, lots of local Chattanooga memorabilia and lighted chandeliers with vertical fans. It s one of the largest single-owner collections ever offered at public auction, Sterling says. It s one of the best sales we ve ever had. The consignor was more plainspoken. I don t want any notoriety, any publicity, the consignor says. Tell them, I m not important, were his final words in an interview with AntiqueWeek. Contact: (423) Above: The story goes that this was purchased by the consignor s mother as a gift to her young son. She only bought the jockey scale after seeing one in England at an enormous price. Upon her return from overseas, she went to a junk shop in Chattanooga where she knew a similar jockey scale had sat for months. She bought it for a fraction of the asking English price, and it began one of the consignor s first pieces.

24 Page 4 National Section Studebaker Avanti drives away with $11,210 bid at Cordier By Carole Deutsch HARRISBURG, Pa. Cars were definitely driving into the winner s circle during Cordier s and Appraisals Aug. 13 auction. The sale was well attended, said Amelia Rundle, Cordier s Administrative Specialist. We had to bring in extra chairs, and many things sold extremely well, but furniture was a soft sell and many bidders got terrific buys. The cars commanded most of the attention. The star among the cars was a 1963 Studebaker Avanti, which was designed as a personal luxury coupe and manufactured for a limited time in 1962 and It was the first of its kind and the standard bearer for all luxury coupes. The Studebaker Company was founded in 1852 as a wagon maker. In 1912 it produced its first gasoline automobile and became known for its advanced technologies and also established a reputation for high quality engineering. However, it came at a cost and Studebaker began to have financial difficulties, which caused them to close their doors in After that, the Avanti, which held 29 records at the Bonneville Salt Flats Speedway, was produced by various companies Below: A stunning 2.16 carat diamond solitaire ring sold well past the catalog estimate, as well as the jeweler s appraisal, when it achieved $18,880, establishing the top lot of the day. as a replica, but the original, of which only a few thousand were produced, is a rare find. The 1963 Studebaker Avanti presented in the auction was the original model that had 83,258 miles, a blue exterior and interior with an AM/FM radio, and power windows. It had an automatic transmission and a R2 engine with a Paxton supercharger. The car had been inspected up until 2014 and was in running condition. It sold with owner s manual for $11,210 to a Florida collector. Other cars of note included a 1978 Mercedes SL sedan with a yellow exterior and olive green interior that was also in running condition and sold for $4,130. A silver five-speed manual transmission 1987 Maserati BiTurbo Si with just over 7,000 miles sold for $7,080. Jewelry was highlighted by a stunning 2.16 carat diamond solitaire ring mounted in a 14k gold setting with a finger fit shank. The round brilliant diamond, with a clarity VVS2, color G, sold well past the catalog estimate and the jewelers appraisal when it won $18,880, establishing the top lot of the day. The sum of $7,675 was achieved for an Art Deco platinum and diamond brooch of 2.58 carat total weight that was made in a ribbon shape. The eye-catching piece was centered by a.39 carat round brilliant diamond mounted in a raised hexagon. It was accented by 8 baguette cut diamonds set in a geometric form and 102 single cut diamonds in a melee surround. Another item that went well past the Above: An original 1963 Studebaker Avanti was in running condition and sold with owner s manual for $11,210. mark was a woodblock on paper by Shiko Munakata (Japanese, ). The work, titled Hawk Woman, was done with hand applied color and was signed and dated in pencil with a red seal stamp. Carrying a high estimate of $1,000, the piece opened at $300 and soared to an impressive $7,500. Shiko Munakata was a woodblock printmaker who worked in Japan during the Shōwa period ( ), which is referred to as a period of enlightened peace and harmony. His awards include the Prize of Excellence at the Second International Print Exhibition and the Order of Culture, the highest Japanese honor bestowed in the arts. Among the outstanding silver items was a set of eight Stieff sterling repousse hand chased goblets. They were made in Rose pattern #171, with high relief rose and chrysanthemum decoration. Each was marked Stieff Sterling 171 with a 1928 date mark. The set totaled 57.2 troy ounces and brought $5,546. The price of $5,192 was realized for a late 19th century KPM porcelain plaque, depicting Queen Louise Descending a Stair. It was signed Wagner, impressed with KPM, a sceptre mark, and W N, and had remnants of an early paper label. Queen Louise of Prussia was the wife of King Frederick William III of Prussia and one of the most well-loved figures in German history, who was often referred to as the Queen of Hearts. She earned this title, not only for her captivating beauty and engaging personality, but for her renowned meeting with Napoleon Bonaparte when she visited him to plead for mercy for her country after the Napoleonic Wars. Furniture buyers were in their element at this sale. Fine period pieces, as well as 20th century Modern by iconic makers, were well represented. An Edward Wormley for Dunbar sectional sofa sold at the estimate for $9,440. The split/floating arm sofa, Model 5948, had the original fabric and came with a matching footstool. The catalog noted that the piece was purchased from the Dunbar showroom in New York in the early 1960s. Edward Wormley (1907- See Cordier on page 10 Below: The sum of $5,192 was achieved for a late 19th century KPM porcelain plaque, depicting Queen Louise Descending a Stair, signed Wagner. A price of $7,675 was realized for an Art Deco platinum and diamond brooch with a total of 2.58 carat weight. Above: A set of eight Stieff sterling repousse hand-chased goblets, made in Rose pattern with a 1928 date mark, brought $5,546.

25 National Section Page 5 MEMORABILIA OCTOBER 28, 2017 OVER 20 RINGS Including SuperBowl, World Series, Stanley Cup PSA 6 EX-MT PSA 10 GEM MINT SELECTION OF EXCEPTIONAL GRADED CARDS T 206 SET T 205 SET Game used Killebrew Hat and Bat with provenance 1982 Willie Stargell Game Used Glove 2000 NORTH READING ROAD DENVER, PA MORPHYAUCTIONS.COM

26 Page 6 National Section National Section Page 7 AUCTION ~ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10:00 AM EASTERN Bid IN-HOUSE or ONLINE via and PREMIER ART AND ANTIQUES ESTATE AUCTION Preview: Thursday, October 5th, NOON-8 PM Friday, October 6th, 10 AM-4 PM Location: 326 Munson Ave., McKEES ROCKS, PA Dargates Premier Fall Patinated Bronze Oriental Table Lamp Dargates October 2017 Premier Art and Antiques Estate. Features an assortment of Antiques, Oil Paintings, Lithographs, R. Lalique Crystal, Porcelain, Religious Icons, Ancient Religious Artifacts, Sterling Silver, Coins, Jewelry, Clocks, 18th C. and 19th C. French Furniture, Mid-Century Modern Furniture, Oriental Rugs, and Collectibles from several local estates. Evening Purse 14k Gold Roman Mosaic From Antioch Leroy Neiman Pencil, Signed Derby Day Paddock De Haan Winter Scene Oil on Panel (Dutch, 19th C.) Fender 40th Anniversary Playboy Stratocaster 026 of 175 Russian Icon Bogolubskaya Mother of God God, Circa 1850 Early 20th C. Titanic Shadowbox The estates and collections include the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort Collection, Fr. Dimitri Callozzo Religious Icon Collection and The Mail Pouch Tobacco Estate Collection. Edouard S. Ziegler and his wife Simone Jaguin Ziegler were world travelers and dual French-U.S. citizens who made their final home in Wheeling, West Virginia. Edouard was the grandson of Samuel who together with his brother Aaron Bloch, founded Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company in Wheeling in The Bloch brothers developed Mail Pouch Tobacco, a popular chewing tobacco sold in a paper sack resembling a mail pouch. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, thousands of rural barns painted with a Mail Pouch Tobacco advertisement ( Chew Mail Pouch Tobacco Treat yourself to the best ) once dotted the Ohio Valley landscape, and the Mail Pouch barn became an iconic representation of folk art advertising. Edouard Ziegler died in 1995, and Simone Ziegler passed in Dargate is pleased to offer this selection of furniture and decorative arts from their Wheeling home. 19th Century Russian Icon St. Nicholas Weather Vane of Two Horses Three Vases Painted with Classical Greek Figures Palace Size Kirman Rug Pair of Ink Drawings, 1799, Dirk Langendijk ( ) Peter Max - Umbrella Man Schomacker Mahogany Grand Piano Large Three Tier Antler Chandelier Oleg Stavrowsky Oil On Canvas, Leave It Pair of Large Delft-Style Vases Eichinger Monumental Bronzes on Marble Stands Pierre Antoine Patel (French, ) Continental School (18th C.) Rooster, Hens and Chicks in a Landscape Grouping of Russian Altar Pieces Oil Painting Signed G.F. Harris Greek Tabernacle Enamel Surfboard by Craig Hollingsworth Sherill by Victor Villareal, Bronze with Polychrome Wood & Gesso Blackamoor Ancient Religious Column Pair of Egyptian Figures Lidded Oriental Bronze Urn Moses Chikumbr (Zimbabwe) Carved Wood Carved Religious Statues CHECK WEBSITE: and ONLINE CATALOG OFTEN FOR UPDATES Dargate Gallery is located at 326 Munson Ave. in McKees Rocks, PA (412) Fax: (412) admin@dargate.com LIC. # AY BID ONLINE via invaluable.com and liveauctioneers.com, BY TELEPHONE, WITH ABSENTEE BIDS OR IN PERSON AT OUR GALLERY! Acrylic on Board by Jerry Jordan

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29 Page 10 National Section ESTATE AUCTION ONLINE ONLY AUCTION Estate & Living Estate of Dr. & Mrs. Ken Fritts Automobiles, Collector Cars, Lawn & Garden Equipment, Tools, Motorcycles, Mopeds, KU Memorabilia, Slot Machines, Victrola, Vintage Vinyl, Vintage and Historic Books, Beer Steins, China Cabinets, Frankoma, Handmade Toys & Displays, Maytag Engines, Vintage Boat Motor, Piano, Vintage Children s Books, Vintage Cameras, 1962 San Francisco Signed Baseball, Arrowheads, Advertising Items, Train Set, Games & Much More! Hardy STILWELL, KANSAS Estate Opens Tuesday, Oct. 10, :00 AM Starts to Close Tuesday, Oct. 17, :00 AM To browse, bid, and purchase log on to Cordier From Page ), a Mid-Century master, designed many trend setting styles for Dunbar throughout his illustrious career. Many high quality pieces sold for attractive prices. An excellent partners table from the Bennett Mansion in Baltimore, which was used in the mansion s library, had an ornately carved base that stood on paw feet with lion s head masks at the knee. It was an unusual octagonal shape finished with a leather top and sold for $1,298. The same price was paid for a Mid-century Hundevad rosewood bookcase cabinet with seven sections, that included two bookcases with sliding glass doors, two cabinet units, one bookcase with a drop down desk, and two stacks of drawers. Danish designer Poul Hundevad is primarily known for his case pieces. Overall, furniture was a buy, Amelia Rundle noted. A Baker sideboard sold for just $200. It would avail all those looking for furniture to buy at auction all the time. Fine furniture is selling at such reasonable prices at auction that it s well worth getting a U-Haul and driving the distance to an auction house. They would have to drive to the mall anyway and may be purchasing material far below the quality they can get at auction and for higher prices. Above: A woodblock on paper by Shiko Munakata, titled Hawk Woman, sold well past the mark when it soared to an impressive $7,500. The sideboard she referenced was made in the serpentine form out of solid mahogany with inlaid banding, and was fitted with multiple drawers and shelves behind four shaped doors. It exhibited all the style and high quality for which Baker is known. Prices reflect an 18 percent buyer s premium. Contact: Dave Webb Please visit website for additional information Above:: Topping the 20th century Modern items was an Edward Wormley for Dunbar sectional sofa that had the original fabric and sold with a matching footstool for $9,440. NADEAU S AUCTION GALLERY Important Annual Fall Antiques, Fine Art, Sporting, and Asian SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2017 AT 10:30 AM PREVIEWS: Wednesday, Oct. 18th, from 2-4 pm; Thursday, Oct. 19th, from 2 pm-6:30; Friday, Oct. 20th, from noon to 5 pm; and Saturday, auction day, Oct. 21st, from 8:30 am until the start of sale at 10:30 am Winchester (Model 21) and Parker (20 Gauge) Rex Goreleigh (1 of Collection of 11) Joshua Wilder, Dwarf Clock, Ht. 49 in. Sunflower Chest ( ) with Provenanace Reiner Joshua Ottens 1740/1765 Nadeaus.com Bid live at Sang de Boeuf, Vase Ht. 16½ in. 25 MEADOW RD., WINDSOR CT (860) or info@nadeausauction.com

30 National Section Page 11 Two-Day Fall Antiques Fine & Decorative Arts Friday, October 13, 2017 at 9:30 am and Saturday, October 14, 2017 at 9:30 am Session I on Friday will consist of an excellent offering of 19th and 20th century glass and features a large selection of Steuben from the Thomas P. Dimitroff Collection of Corning, NY; the American and European art glass collection of Judith and Stephen MacArthur of Rockville, MD; select miniature and other lighting from the collection of Karen and the late Frank McWright of Bethel, CT; plus more. Session II on Saturday will include a broad range of choice material featuring period furniture; paintings, prints, and statuary; Asian art and accessories; 18th & 19th century ceramics; a fine selection of Nippon porcelain from the Dick & Mary Ellen Bitner collection of Thurmont, MD; fine silver and jewelry; part 2 of the George & Patricia Arden collection of 18th and 19th century European cut glass including a large selection of decanters; fine selection of American cut glass; plus more. Visit jeffreysevans.com for more details. The detailed catalogues will be posted around October 4. Specialists in 18th to 20th c. glass and ceramics, Southern decorative arts, Americana, and fine antiques of all types. Conducting monthly catalogued auctions as well as providing appraisal services Green Valley Lane Mt. Crawford, VA info@jeffreysevans.com jeffreysevans.com

31 Page 12 National Section HERMANN HISTORICA A Swiss two-hand sword, Bern, circa 1550/ pieces of international military headgear before 1918 A choice of more than 50 fine pairs of flintlock and percussion pistols A porcelain plate with view of the St. Petersburg fortress, Imperial Porcelain Factory St. Petersburg A jade bi-disc with dragon and phoenix design, Tang Dynasty A Knight s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 with Oak Leaves and Swords A carved jade hair ornament & one of two celadon jade double-handle jar with string pattern, Han Dynasty. N E X T AU C T I O N : 6th - 17th November 2017 Jade weighted by aeons of Chinese CultureCulture Antique Arms & Armour, Antiquities, Fine Antique & Modern Firearms, Orders and Military Collectibles A Polish hussar s cuirass, 17th century All catalogues online International s Antique Arms and Armour Orders Historical Collectibles A set of a Persian armour, early 19th century A gray schist figure of a standing Buddha, Gandhara, 3rd century A 1911 Opel 6/16 Landaulet, 4 cylinder, 18 hp, running condition A Chalcidian helmet, probably adapted by nomadic horsemen, 5th century B.C. Superb Bavarian Orders with a royal provenance A gold double half hunter pocket watch, formerly owned by Prince Alfons of Bavaria, circa 1880 A Saxon wheel-lock holster pistol (puffer) profusely inlaid with engraved horn, circa 1580 An extremely rare WWII Opel Maultier halftrack (SD-KFZ.3a) built by Daimler-Benz Hermann Historica GmbH Linprunstr. 16 D Munich Phone Fax contact@hermann-historica.com US: Jason Burmeister Phone jason.burmeister@hermann-historica.com