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Bicycles are a favorite under the Christmas tree. While many children grow up and forget their childhood mode of transportation; others decide they need to buy back that part of their past. The precursor to the modern-day bicycle was the 1817 Draisine, named for its German inventor, Karl von Drais. This two-wheeled machine lacked pedals so cyclists had to push it along with their feet. It was quite popular in 19th-century Europe and the U.S. Around 1863, the wood-and-iron velocipede, or “boneshaker” appeared in England and France. This was considered the first true bicycle, with pedals attached to the front wheel so riders could propel themselves up hills. The only way for engineers to increase the speed of a bike was to enlarge its front wheel. This led to the development of high-wheel bicycles in the latter part of the 19th century. “It all started in Great Britain in the 1880s with the first big-wheel and the reason for the big wheel was one word – speed,” said Jim Elking, high-wheel enthusiast and employee at the Bicycle Museum of America in New Bremen, Ohio. “The taller you were the longer your legs, the longer your legs the bigger the wheel, and the bigger the wheel the faster one could go.” High-wheel bikes (also called penny-farthings) were eye-catching and not as diffi- cult to get onto as they looked, but they were next to impossible to stop once they started moving, which often resulted in crashes that would send the rider flying head first over the handlebars. The first big-wheel made the scene in the U.S. in 1890. According to vintage bicy- cle expert Ray Osborne, the vintage bicycles offered comfort as well as speed. “Old roads were in poor condition and the large wheel could roll over the potholes Above: Shown is a very rare Miami Cycle & Mfg. Co. built 1919 Flying Merkel ‘Motorbike’ and small rocks,” Osborne said, “but the big-wheel bike was a relatively short-lived bicycle, unrestored with original paint intact. This bike was noted for its leather saddle, cross fad and was unsafe. The people demanded an alternative.” brace handlebars and a Miami-built Musselman “Armless” coaster brake. In mint condition Tricycles with a small wheel in the front, two large wheels in the back, and a seat it would sell for $2,000. This one sold for $600. (photo courtesy Nostalgic.net) in between them were another solution, favored by women in elaborate Victorian third parties. In Murray’s case, it supplied bikes to Sears. Its house brand was the dress as well as professional men. Mercury. Among other collectible brands from the pre-war era are Shelby, which By the end of the 19th century, the high-wheelers were replaced by so-called “safe- made the attractive Speedline Airflow, whose sweeping and curving lines suggested ty” bikes, which resemble the bikes we see today. The key was a chain to drive the movement even when the bike stood still. rear wheel. Bicycle frames were even constructed of wood such as hickory and bam- But it was the Schwinn that really changed the American perception of the bicy- boo, as manufacturers felt the bikes would be healthier and more hygienic for its cle, in particular with the 1933 Aerocycle with its awesome Buck Rogers design. The riders than steel. Auto Cycle followed, as did the heavily fendered and chromed Phantom and Jaguar. Bicycle popularity hit a lull for a quarter century, but that all changed when the Schwinn became the bicycle household name by the middle of the 20th century. vintage balloon-tire cruisers from the 1930s to 1950 brought the bicycle back into Popular Schwinn models included the banana-boat seat Stingray, Apple Krate or fashion. In 1941, Colson made the Cruiser and Super Cruiser models for Firestone Grey Ghost. From the 1950s and 1960s came the popular Schwinn Paramounts and and the Clipper for Goodyear. Many vintage bikes from this era had fake gas tanks Travelers. Next up was the classic 10-speed Varsity models from the 1960s and to imitate the ones on motorcycles, and built-in headlights and taillights. Some were 1970s. gloriously painted two-tone jobs, others showed off their aluminum and chrome. Murray was another company that had its own line and even produced bikes for See Bicycles on page 20 Below Left: In 1869 the first true bicycle (then called the “boneshaker”) came about and was called velocipede by its manufacturers. “Boneshaker” refers to the extremely uncomfort- able ride, which was caused by the stiff wrought-iron frame and wooden wheels surrounded by tires made of iron. (photo submitted). Below Right: The precursor to the modern-day bicycle was the 1817 Draisine, named for its German inventor, Karl von Drais. This two-wheeled machine lacked pedals, so cyclists straddled the bike and pushed it along with their feet. (photo submitted)

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Two years later he married his wife Last Supper is metal ball as it careened off bumpers Lydia. In 1721 he moved to Prince George’s Couny, Md., uniquely his own. and flippers, his face illuminated by the where he set up shop as a portrait painter. Some perceive his brightly-lit backglass. Classic arcade He is also believed to have received the first painting of St. sounds reverberated from the machine. documented public art commission in the American John resting his Groves, a Battle Creek native and one Colonies. On Sept. 5, 1721 he was asked to paint an head on Christ’s of the top pinball players in the world, altar piece for the St. Barnabus Church in Prince shoulder akin to had a ball in play during a game of Georges County depicting the Last Supper. Hesselius’ the portrait of his wife Lydia, to “High-Speed,” a law enforcement-themed Below: Bacchus and Ariadne by Gustavus Hesselius, circa 1720- depict showing pinball machine located in McCamly 1730. John’s feminine Place, the 23,000-square-foot commercial characteristics. space that conjoins Kellogg Arena with It’s not known McCamly Plaza Hotel. exactly how long It is one of 16 pinball machines at the Hesselius remained in Maryland but the year 1735 Playable Pinball Museum, opened by found him removed to Philadelphia where he purchased Groves and his wife, Jane, in October. a house on the north side of High Street. He remained in “I just wanted to bring these out, the “City of Brotherly Love” until his death on May 25, instead of putting them in a barn at my 1755. He maintained his painting career in fine art by place, only being played when friends including commissions in functional and ornamental come over,” Groves said. “This way arts. This fact is substantiated by an advertisement in everybody can play them here.” the Pennsylvania Gazette for Dec. 11, 1740; “Painting The Playable Pinball Museum is open done in the best manner by Gustavus Hesselius from 24 hours a day to guests of McCamly Stock holm and John Winter from London. Vig. Coat of Plaza Hotel, and open to the public daily Arms drawn on Coaches, Chaises, &c, or any kind of from 8 a.m. until 11 p.m. Most of the Ornaments, Landskips Signs, Shew-boards, Ship and games simply cost a quarter, although House painting, Guilding of all sorts, Writing in Gold or some of the newer machines cost as much as 75 cents. See Gustavus on page 4 Groves said his classic pinball arcade is not technically a museum. But with several antique machines, including a Vintage glass, new marketing ideas combine “nudgy” dating back to 1947, they are sure to elicit nostalgia in players. By Barbara Miller Beem Right: Young shoppers were Jeffery Beck of Battle Creek stumbled among those making selec- upon the collection in November and has tions at the recent glass show First the good news: Attendance fig- become something of a regular, recording held in Dearborn, Mich. ures at the annual glass show sponsored all his high scores in a journal. by the Michigan Depression Glass Attendance figures broke the club’s record. “I just walked in the door one day and Society (MDGS) were up. Club member- I checked it out, wham, all these pinball ships are on the uptick. And among combining modern strate- machines. I’m going to play,” Beck said. those enthused over what was once gies (social media) with tra- “So I got some quarters. I’ve been Grandmom’s pride and joy are millenni- ditional methods (reminder spending a lot of money playing these als. postcards, for instance). It’s machines every day. Terry is a busy guy, As for the bad news, well, there really working, according to and he’s working hard.” isn’t much, thanks in large part to the Fuhrman. Groves has an office on site where he work of two marketing professionals who Founded in 1972, the repairs and restores pinball machines also happen to be members of MDGS. club meets monthly in and is available to fix any problems For the past eight years, Jonathan Livonia, Mich., and spon- players may have. He says all the money Fuhrman and Jennifer Ganem have vol- sors an annual American collected is reinvested in buying, unteered their services, stressing per- vintage (before 1970) glass a.m. opening were under the age of 40 repairing and reconditioning more sistence and relationship building, and show in nearby Dearborn. Club presi- demonstrate that they’re doing some- machines. Below: About half of MDGS’s 220 members dent Susan Muldowney noted that this thing right, Fuhrman said. “This is his dream,” Jane said. “I met attend monthly meetings. Much of the year’s paid attendance jumped from Effective marketing certainly has him back in ‘79, and one of the first vibrancy of the club is thanks to an infusion 1,115 last year to 1,449 at the early made a difference, he continued. things I learned about him was that he of young blood, including two marketing November event. That more than half of Advertising is directed toward the LGBT loves pinball. We’ve spent a lot of time, professionals who volunteer their services. the 300 shoppers lined up before the 10 community, decorators, and wine lovers, like at a bowling alley, playing pinball. It in addition to traditional collectors. was a daily thing.” Tourism outlets have not been over- Originally a hobby, pinball became a looked, as the state’s Welcome Centers greater passion for Groves after he found distribute promotional material for the a tournament that was being held in show. Kalamazoo about eight years ago. Although the club has a strong pres- That rekindled his dedication to ence on platforms such as Facebook, playing the games. He is now ranked there are other factors that contribute to 1,186 out of 40,085 pinball players the show’s success. “People just know” around the world, according to the World where and when the show will be. It is Pinball Player Rankings. always held on the first full weekend in That Kalamazoo tournament also November, and for years, the centrally

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Color, old Pictures cleaned and mended &c.” Hesselius continued with his painting full time until 1746. From that point on he continued to turn out commissions but concentrated on building organs. His son John would eventually take over the all portrait commissions. Hesselius’ portraits of Tishcohan and Lapowinsa, both chiefs of the Lenape Tribe, are thought to be the first significant paintings of Native Above: Hesselius’s last Supper Alter piece. Americans in the United States. They were commissioned by John Right: Portrait of Dr. Gustavus Brown, circa Penn for the sum of 16 pounds in 1742, by Gustavus Hesselius. 1735. Hesselius portrayed Tishcohan wearing a blue blanket draped upon having done of ye fair sex.” So it was his shoulder and a necklace of blue after this date that Gustavus did beads with a pouch around his neck. portraits of women. His portraits were vastly different Despite being known as a portrait from other painters of the time who artist first and foremost Hesselius tended to paint Native Americans departed from his norm and produced following European norms. two of the earliest mythological Hesselius’s standing as a realist themed paintings in America. They was acknowledged in Philadelphia. are entitled, Bacchus and Ariadne John Logan of that city wrote in and Bacchanalian Revel. Hesselius’s 1733. “We have a Swedish painter foray into this world of such sensual here, no bad hand, who generally matter seems a stretch from one does justice to men, especially to with such a strong Christian their blemishes, which he never fails background. It is thought that these shewing in the fullest light…” But two examples were done early in his Logan added the Hesselius “Never career. Hesselius also earned another first—being the first organ builder in the American colonies. In 1746 he built a pipe organ for the church at Bethlehem, for which he was paid the princely sum of 25 pounds. Hesselius introduced more realism into colonial portrait paintings, an achievement that brought him to the forefront of the art world in the American middle colonies where for greatest part of his artistic career he was the prominent painter.

Left: Portrait of Tishcohan, circa 1735, painted by Gustavus Hesselius. Gh102: Lapowinsa, painted circa 1735 by Gustavus Hesselius.

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grew and now sits at 38. Boston Toy Show celebrates 36 years Pinball The Playable Pinball Museum had a BOSTON — The Greater Boston Christmas decorations. Papier-mache From Page 2 soft opening. Not all of the 16 machines Antique and Collectable Toy Show Santas, German and Japanese candy are playable yet. But he eventually hopes returns to the Dedham Hilton Hotel on containers, early ornaments and holiday rekindled his interest in collecting and to have his entire roster of games on site Dec. 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. lighting are just a few of the items shop- restoring old pinball machines. A and plans to host tournaments and Entering its 36th year, this great hol- pers will find. retiree from Post Consumer Brands, events in the coming year. iday event will feature dealers from 11 The Boston Toy Show experience where he did electro-mechanical work, “With the hotel, there’s no other States offering antique toys and vintage includes a unique hand-on, in person Groves first began repairing them and place in the United States that has Christmas decorations. and educated view of these wonderful flipping pinball machines about 20 anything like this,” Groves said. “Stay Look for American and European tin childhood treasures from Christmas years ago. at a hotel and have a 24-hour pinball windup toys, board games, character past. But some pinball machines were too museum to play. I’m hoping this will toys and pop culture items. The other For more information visit bostontoy- good to let go, so his personal collection become a destination.” feature of the December event will be show.com Utica memorabilia at Antiquefest UTICA, N.Y., — The Mohawk Valley Antiquefest will be at Stanley Theatre in Utica on Jan. 25 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Jan. 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $7 per person and is valid for entrance both days. Tell them The show features 32 antique dealers from all over the northeast as well as booth offering glass grinding. “Dealers have been known to save merchandise throughout the year for exposure to this audience,” according to the show’s manager. “The show’s popularity, with its eclectic array of dealers and enthusiastic audi- you saw their ad in ence of buyers, makes it a much-anticipated event every year,” said organizer Gerald Dischiavo of Vintage Furnishings. This year the show features Fred Cappozzella with a wide variety of Utica mem- AntiqueWeek orabilia. He will have his display set up in the Romano Room and will provide a talk on the history of some of his items. For more information please call (315) 738-1333 or visit www.vintagefurn.com.

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He purchased son said. “I have gas pumps from different items from antique stores and private own- brands of gas from places like Minnesota, ers. His vast collection is on display at his Virginia and Canada. I have several 1925 store in New Baltimore, Ohio, Dick’s Ga- gravity fed style pumps and the globes that rage Petroliana. used to sit on top of them.” The building is setup just like the gas One item that immediately stands out stations found back in the days when ser- to visitors to the store are the many styles vice station personnel wore crisp, clean of gas pumps. Swanson has gas pumps and pressed uniforms. Starting with the that follow a historic timeline. Accord- signage on the outside, the two 1940s gas ing to https://www.saferack.com/evolu- pumps in front to the front door — which tion-gas-pump/, the evolution of the gas is from a Texaco station that used to be in pump started in 1885 in Fort Wayne, Ind. southern Ohio — everything is from a time- Inventor S.F. Bowser invented a kerosene cylinder, some with sight glass, still gone-by way of business. pump and sold it to the owner of a grocery with glowing globe on top It used to be that locally owned gas sta- store. 1950 to 1960 – box style only, glow- tions meant more to a community than Swanson has one of the old-time kero- ing computerized measurement and just getting a fill-up, the oil checked and sene pumps from the late 1800s from the price calculation the windshield cleaned. Gas stations were Pittsburgh Pump Company. He said the Swanson has two exceptionally called service stations in the early to mid- farmers would pump the fuel out of a tank rare styles of gas pumps. One is a 1900s. A service station employee would into a metal can then into a tractor or other double gas pump with one side stor- do all the work for the customer. type motor vehicle. ing Gulf super No-nox gas and the They were actually part of the social Saferack.com offers this timeline for gas other side with Good Gulf gas. The landscape. The only reason a person had to pump collectors and enthusiasts: second is a cart with a hand pump get out of the car was to visit with all of the 1890 to 1900 – hand pump with no mea- installed on the top from the early locals sitting outside or mulling around on surement device 1900s. the inside of the gas station. 1900 to 1910 – hand pump, some with “The attendant would roll the cart The items from those early service sta- clock face for measurement out to the customer’s car, tractor or tions have attracted Swanson, who has col- 1910 to 1920 – hand pumps with mini- whatever the vehicle, and then pump lected service station memorabilia dating mal color. Some with clock face the gas. It would have worked well Above: Just one of the many globes that sat from as early as the turn of the 20th centu- 1920 to 1930 – hand pumps, some with because in the early 1900s, the Model on top of the gravity fed gas pumps that are ry to mid-20th century. color, some with clock face, some with glow- T’s only held a gallon of gas. The cart part of Dick Swanson’s collection. His collection includes gas pumps, globes ing marketing globe on top doesn’t have a date on it, but it is a that used to sit on top of gas pumps, signs, 1930 to 1940 – art deco styled with rare find,” Swanson said. gas cans, phones, cash registers, old manu- color, some with both clock face and Another style of gas pump Swan- als including Chilton auto repair manuals glass cylinders, glowing globe on top son has collected over the years are as far back as 1946 and much more. 1940 to 1950 – square styling and the numerous 1925 era gravity fed “I’ve collected anything automotive and color, electronic with clock face and with globes, they were also called visible gas pumps. They use a hand operated pump to move gasoline from the storage tank into a glass cylinder at the top of the pump. The customer could see the gasoline in the cylinder and when it was full, the customer would then place the gas nozzle into the auto’s tank. A valve would then be opened, and gravity would push the gas into the tank. This style gas pump was used from the early 1900s to when electric pumps were invented in the 1940s and 50s. “The gravity fed pumps didn’t use any electricity. There are markers on the glass cylinders to show how much gas is in it. Most of them had globes that sat on top and I have a large col- Above: This is a fuel pump used in the late lection of the globes too,” Swanson 1800s and is part of Dick Swanson’s collec- said. tion which can be found at Dick’s Garage He added that there are more than Petroliana in New Baltimore, Ohio. 50 different pump manufacturers and others. Most of Swanson’s gas Above: This a rare double gas pump used by the Gulf company. Dick Swanson said that for that offered different styles over the pumps are priced in the thousands of every double pump made, there were hundreds of single pumps making the double pump years. Swanson’s collection includes dollars. The double Gulf pumps are fairly rare. pumps from Gulf, Sohio, Texaco, Sin- clair, Marathon, DX, Ashland Plus See Gas Station on page 14

Above: This is a phone that collector Dick Swanson found from a private owner. The phone had Above: Dick Swanson’s automotive and petroleum collection also includes several old-style extra large bells attached so that the guys working out in the garage area of a service station cash registers used in the early gas stations. could hear the phone ring. December 9, 2019 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 7

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Danville, 1000 E Lexington Ave, Ste Summer Hours: W.Delmar, Specializing in Glassware & Upcycling Mall. Featuring Online 574-358-0074. Email: [email protected], light #1 Hwy. 2227 then 2 miles on com/ohiovalleyantiques. Open 7 days, Oklahoma Tuesday-Saturday, 10 AM-4 PM 36. Open 7 days, Mon-Fri 10-5:30, the right. 18000 sq. ft. of antiques and Their Ad In China. Over 14,000 Pieces in Stock. Consignment, Auctions & Rough www.nicholsndimesantiques.com except Thurs. open till 8pm, Sun 1-5. 9-9. 513-874-7855. collectibles. 150 booths. Mon.-Sat. WAGONER - White Elephant Buy & Sell 618-466-1616 Room. Always looking for Vendors. NAPPANEE - My Red Moon EVANSVILLE - Schneider’s www.ohiovalleyantiques.com www.myantiquestore.com Antiques, Apparel, Curiosities & 859-239-0088, 10am-5:30pm, Sun. 1pm-5pm (formerly CO-OP Antiques) 128 S. Appraisal Services Available Like us on Facebook! Whispering Hills 10600 Big Cynthiana Collectibles, 106 S. 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State St. A vintage Emporium in a Featuring antiques, primitives, art, behind Cracker Barrel. 35,000 sq ft of 10am-5pm, & Saturday by Appt. collectibles only. Mon.-Sat. 10-5, Tue. handmade items from IN artisans & GREENFIELD - Carolyn’s Antiques 12-6. 9701 Reading Rd. 513-554-1919. 1920’s home. OPEN April-December. nothing but antiques! Largest selection 931-648-2540. 10-6, 1st Fri. of each month 10-9. boutique clothing for women & children. 202 N. State St. Quality dishes, iron Missouri www.grandantiquemall.com TRUE antiques, PRICED RIGHT! of antique furniture in KY & TN. Sun 574-534-6141. www.myredmoon.com 888-406-6966 fence, garden misc., marble tables, CLINTON - Enjoy Small Town Facebook: @BULLDOGANTIQUESLLC 10-6, Mon-Sat 9-8. FARMINGTON - Antique Treasures, Facebook.com/GrandAntiqueMall ANTIQUE SHOPPING NEWSSTAND Antiquing with 16 shops. I-75, Exit Website: bulldogantiques.net - Chuck: copper, vintage rugs & misc. Open www.brightsantiqueworld.com - 920 E. 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MARY - St. Mary Antique Mall, (513) 738-8180. www.HistoricClintonsAntiques.com. Dealer Mall. Open 7 days a week. 217- www.myredmoon.com 888-406-6966 Round, 270-369-9677, 400 11am-6pm every day but Christmas. St. Exit 115 S from I-70. Quality 777 7th Street, 435 Display booths & www.venicepavilionantiques.com KINGSTON - Recovered Relics, 701 400 826-8832. I-70 & State Rt. 1 Exit 147. www.benniesbarnantiquemall.com. Antiques, Mid-Century, Advertising, antiques & collectibles. Furniture, 225 Showcases. Open daily 10am- Visit us on Facebook N. Kentucky St. Open Mon.-Fri. 9am- Open all year, Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. PENDLETON - Burmeisters Old Kentucky’s most unique antique mall! Upscale Ladies Clothing Resale Shop, glass, pottery, milk bottles, coins, post 6pm. 573-543-2800 NEWSSTAND 6pm & Sat. 9am-4pm. Antiques, Gifts DEALERSDEALERS 12-5. Whipporwillantiques.com - Towne Antiques, 130 W. State Street. 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Antiques, Collectibles, Red 317-546-2402. RUSHVILLE - Elizabeth’s Keepsakes, I-70, Exit 110. Largest Antique Mall in Noon-5pm. 740-497-4304. Follow us Deli, Collectibles & Antique Mall 237 N. 1pm-4pm. Specializing in early KY & COLUMBUS - Columbus Antique Wing Pottery, lighting sales & Visit www.oldeshadelandmall.com or PLAINFIELD - Gilley’s Antique & Central Ohio! 614-864-8722. on Facebook!! Decorator Mall, 5789 E. US Hwy 40. Main St. A Unique shopping Victorian furniture, Cut Glass, Flow Mall & Christopher Columbus Open daily 10-5pm restoration. Tue.-Sat. 11-5. like us on Facebook. Blue, Fine Porcelains, Pocket Maps, DENNISON - 250 Antique Mall, “The COLUMBUS - Greater Columbus 217-762-8425. E-mail: 10 minutes from I-70, Exit 66 on Indy’s experience! Includes home deocr! Museum, “Wisconsin’s Largest Antique Daily updates Bottles, & Jars. 270-737-8932 Best Little Mall in Ohio” Fabulous, Antique Mall, 1045 S. High St. 1 mi. [email protected] INDIANAPOLIS - Queen Bee Vintage westside. 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South College St., Beaumont Plaza, Holidays. 9043 State Route 250 S.E., paradise. Open 12-6, 7 days a week. Whitney, Columbus, WI, 53925-0151. & 75. Quality Antiques & Furniture. 300 Open Tues.-Fri. 11am-6pm & Sat. Creative & ambitious Decor. Open Daily 10am-5pm. 317- 500 South. Monday-Saturday 10-6 & 40330. Like us on Facebook!! Dennison, OH 44621 614-443-7858. Like us on Facebook! www.columbusantiquemall.com, dealers, single level, 9:30am-5:30pm Noon-5pm. 317-916-8125 839-8779, www.gilleysantiquemall.com Sunday Noon-4, 317-392-7701. 859-734-2680 www.250mall.com NEWSSTAND 920-623-1992 sellers wanted! daily. 815-224-9991. www.facebook.com/queenbeevintage FB:@GilleysAntiqueMall. YVONNE MARIE’S ANTIQUEVisit MALL AntiqueWeek Online At: Lumber Mill 152 S. 2nd St., DECATUR, IN Celebrating Our 30th Year!!! 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LARGE ANTIQUE AUCTION! DARRELL & JUDY BANDY SATURDAY, DEC. 28, 2019 - TIME 9:00 AM PREVIEW – FRIDAY, DEC. 27 FROM 1-4 PM AUCTION #2 1000’s of items from several area Guardianships, collections & homes will be sold at the 3794 Oakwood Circle Dr. (Lake Taylorville) MIKE CLUM INC. AUCTION GALLERY located at 7795 US HWY. 22 NE, approx. 2 mi. east of RUSHVILLE, OH (approx. 10 mi. east of Lancaster, 25 mi. west of Zanesville & 45 mi. SE of Columbus). TAYLORVILLE, IL FINE FURNITURE (EARLY & COUNTRY, VICTORIAN, OAK, ING PUB SCENE, LADIES, MANY CHILDREN, CALENDARS, MAHOGANY) ~ 31 GUNS INCLUDING LONG & HAND GUNS TINS, HAND FANS, ICE PICKS, PAPER SIGNS, COKE MENU INCLUDING WINCHESTERS, REMINGTON, SAVAGE ARMS, BOARD, COLA COOLER, COKE WASTE CAN, PLUS MORE) “ONLINE BIDDING ONLY” COLT, RUGER, ETC) ~ AMMUNITION & GUN PARTS ~ 122 ~ PRIMITIVES & EARLY SMALLS (WALL & OTHER TYPE ANTIQUE CLOCKS (WALL REGULATORS, FINE EARLY BOXES, WOODENWARE, BASKETS, BUTTER MOLDS, COP- ENDS: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 @ 6:00 PM WEIGHT DRIVEN SHELF TYPES, GINGERBREAD TYPES, PER) ~ INDIAN ITEMS (BEADWORK, 12 POTTERY PCS IN- MANTEL STYLES, ETC) ~ CLOCK PARTS, CASES & RELAT- CLD. BOWLS, VASES & VESSELS, SKOOKUM DOLLS FROM PREVIEW: Sunday, December 15, 1:30-3:00 PM ED ITEMS ~ 5 QUILTS ~ FINE 52 PC RS PRUSSIA COLLEC- THE 1940’S, PLUS MORE) ~ 4 REMINGTON COPY BRONZE TION WITH MANY BEING RED MARKS INCLUDING RARE STATUES ~ ARTWORK INCLD. PAINTINGS, PRINTS, ETC ~ QUALITY! QUALITY! QUALITY! ANIMALS, BIRDS, SCENICS & FLORALS ~ 15 GERMANY EARLY MIRRORS ~ 100’S OF ANTIQUE REFERENCE BOOKS Darrell & Judy have a very nice selection of items to be sold. Everything PROV SAXE VASES WITH PORTRAIT, BIRDS & SCENICS ~ IN MOST EVERY CATEGORY INCLD MANY GLASS RELATED in this auction is very clean and well cared for. Home is full of quality RS GERMANY PCS ~ OTHER FINE PORCELAIN ~ 35 ART FROM THE KOPPEL COLLECTION ~ BOOKS & EPHEMERA POTTERY PCS (11 ROOKWOOD PCS, ROSEVILLE INCLUD- IN VARIOUS CATEGORIES (MAGAZINE INCLD. LG COLL. items! Don’t miss out! ING DONATELLO, WELLER, WATT, ETC) ~ CONSOLIDATED OF PLAYBOYS, PLUS MORE) ~ 400 PLUS 33 RPM RECORD ***900 + LOTS*** PHOENIX GLASSWARE COLLECTION (VASES, LAMPS, ALBUMS ~ TOYS & CHILDREN’S ITEMS (FINE LG EARLY • Collection of Old Graniteware & Utensils • Collection of Kerosene Lamps • ETC) ~ OVER 300 PC AMETHYST GLASS COLLECTION WOODEN SWINGING HOBBY HORSE, BANKS, VEHICLES, Fenton Glassware • Candlewick Glassware • Ruby Red Glassware • Several INCLUDING MANY CAMBRIDGE FARBERWARE FRAMES ~ GAMES, 1940’S DISNEY BOOKS, OTHER STORY BOOKS, OVER 200 IMPERIAL & BOYD ANIMAL & BIRDS FIGURALS ETC) ~ MODEL TRAINS W/GOOD EXAMPLES & ALL IN ORIG. Sets of China • Large Amount of Stoneware • Guardian Service Ware • Rooster (MANY ARE FROM THE HEISEY MOLDS) ~ OVER 40 PAPER BOXES INCLD. WEAVER GOLD EDITIONS, SPECTRUM, Collection • Cookbooks • Butter Churns • Butter Molds • Assortment of Nice Old WEIGHTS ~ 100’S OF GLASSWARE & CHINA PCS OF MANY ATLAS, 3RD RAIL BRASS O SCALE) ~ ANTIQUE & COL- Quilts • Oak Curio Cabinet • Ethan Allen Furniture • Antique Furniture • La-Z- TYPES & MAKES ~ OVER 50 EARLY STAFFORDSHIRE TRIN- LECTIBLE DOLLS (BARBIES, COMPOSITION, PORCELAIN, Boy Furniture • Fur Coats • New Shoes • Barbie Items • Large Copper Kettle KET/FARTHING BOXES ~ FIESTAWARE ~ OVER 50 POCKET RAGGEDY ANN, ETC) ~ HAND-TOOLED LEATHER HORSE KNIVES (31 CASE, ETC.) ~ 104 STRAIGHT RAZORS ~ JEW- SADDLE ~ 100’S OF ANTIQUE SMALLS & COLLECTIBLES IN w/ Lid • Collection of Michael Jordan “Chicago Bulls” Items • Old Plat Books of ELRY (MANY RINGS, WATCHES, NECKLACES, EARRINGS, MANY CATEGORIES IMPOSSIBLE TO LIST ~ HOUSEHOLD Christian, Fayette & Wayne Counties • Decorations • Antique Toys • Primitives • STERLING PCS, PLUS MORE) ~ FEW LADIES BEADED & ITEMS INCLD, FURNITURE, SMALLS & BOX LOTS ~ PLUS Old No. 2 Cast-Iron Bell • John Deere 160 Horse-Drawn Plow • Cast-Iron Kettle MESH HAND BAGS ~ LADIES COMPACTS ~ ADVERTISING MUCH, MUCH MORE ~ 2011 HARLEY-DAVIDSON XL1 MO- ITEMS (BEAUTIFUL VICTORIAN DYE CUT PCS. INCLUD- TORCYCLE w/Stand • Antique Wheelbarrow w/Iron Wheel • NOTE: Don’t miss this auction! We are still unpacking & discovering more goodies every day. Gallery is full up & down. 4 Hand, Power & Shop Tools • 2500 Watt Gen- AUCTION RINGS! This is one of the largest one day auctions we’ve ever had! erator • John Deere D105 Riding Lawn Mower, LANCASTER MOTELS: Hampton Inn, 740/654.2999; Baymont Inn, 740/654.5111; Holiday Inn Express, 740/654.4445. TERMS: Hydrostat, 17.5 hp, 242 hrs. • John Deere Push CASH, CHECK, VISA/MC (All out of state checks & Ohio checks unknown to our firm will require a bank letter of good Mower • Lawn Cart • Alum. Ext. Ladder • Guard- standing or prior to sale day clearance w/our firm). Plus 15% BUYER’S FEE (5% discounted for Cash or Check). ABSENTEE BIDS accepted w/”AS IS, NO RETURN” policy. Absentee bids MUST BE SUBMITTED prior to auction day. No absentee bids ian Whole House Generator, 16KW, Natural accepted on auction day. Live phone bidding available. SALE MANAGERS: LARRY & LAURA WATSON. LUNCH BY TOP DOG Gas or Propane, 108 Hrs. Much, Much More! CONCESSIONS Visit our website for lg. ad, list & many color photos. Register to bid & view catalogue AUCTIONEER: MIKE CLUM INC., PO BOX 2, RUSHVILLE, OH 43150 PHONE – 740/536-9220 @ corycraig.hibid.com www.clumauctions.com EMAIL [email protected] Shipping Available, Contact Auctioneer. 217-971-4440 CHECK OUR WEBSITE DAILY FOR UPDATES & ADDITIONAL PHOTOS! SEE AntiqueWeek CENTRAL ISSUE OF MONDAY, DEC. 16 FOR LG COLOR AD!! Rachel ACRipleyAuctions 2x8 2620 December 9, 2019 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 13 H ESTATE AUCTION H H Indoors H Live H On Location H Saturday, December 14th, 10:00 AM 27 Brandywine Dr., Cincinnati (Glendale) Ohio DIRECTIONS: From I-75 North or South (just south of I-275, north of Cincinnati) take exit 15 (E. Sharon Rd.) towards Glendale on E. Sharon Rd. (.62 mi). to R on Morse to 1st L on Brandy- wine. Parking only on right side of Brandywine & on side streets. H RARE Globe Wernicke Secretary Bookcase H An excellent mahogany cabinet slant front writing surface centered between (2) leaded glass stacks atop and (1) stack at base H Antique & Modern Furniture H Paintings & Prints H Sterling Silver H Rookwood Pottery H Jewelry H Gold & Silver Coins H Rolex Watch H Fur Coat H Cut, Etched, Pressed & Colored Glass H Clocks H Books H Dolls H Fine China H Toys H WWII German/Nazi Memorabilia H Golf Misc. H Seldom used! Handicap Mobility Equipment H “Quantum Q-6 Edge” wheelchair & a Jazzy Select Elite Scooter. Both w/pneumatic wheels & new batteries See our website for photos & terms & conditions: www.malletteandassociates.com or on Auctionzip.com. Call (513) 984-0400 or e-mail: [email protected]. Mark D. Mallette, CAI, Auctioneer Mallette & Associates Auctioneers H Art Brokers H Appraisers Cincinnati, Ohio

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IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE... “OUR ANNUAL PRE-CHRISTMAS ESTATE AUCTION” “A Something For Everyone Auction Bonanza” “Featuring Over 2,500 Lots - Three Professional Auctioneers Selling At Once” Our Last Auction Of 2019 - The Building Will Be Filled From Front To Back!!! “Come And See Why So Many Auction Buyers Enjoy Parzow Auctions” TH AUCTION TO BE HELD ON: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 , 2019 STARTING AT 9:00 A.M. • DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 A.M. Signed By Johnny Depp AUCTION LOCATION: THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS - HEATED BUILDING #12 PLENTY OF FREE AND EASY PARKING) Fenton Lamp 797 EAST PATRICK STREET, HISTORIC FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 PARTIAL LISTING: Numerous American Antique And Modern Furniture, Mahogany, Scandinavian, Fritz And Floyd China (St. Nicholas Pattern), Fine Glassware, Porcelain And China, Lamps, Mirrors, Oil Paintings, Numerous Fine Framed Art Work And Large And Small Prints, Animal Mounts, Toys Including Trains, Accessories And Sets, Toys Made By Days Gone By Made By Lledo Of England, Match Box Toys, Friction Toys, Original Jockey Racing Saddle, Oil Lamps, Portable Ice Making Machine By Collezioni, He-Man Figures, Singer Feather Weight Sewing Machine In Case, Crocks And Jugs, Signed Johnny Depp Photo And Keira Knightley Photo Both Signed With Provenance, Oil Lamps, Items From Borneo And Other Foreign Countries Such As Head Dress Some Made With Real Boars Teeth, Primitive Axes And Tools, Borneo Head Hunters Sword, Many Tribal Sculptures, Items From Indonesia, Native American Indian Pottery, Walking Canes Including Pull Out Sword, Costume Jewelry, Silver Ingots Including 1oz.-5oz.-10oz., Numerous Sterling Silver Pieces, SterlIng Silver Serving Set, And Silver, Silverplate, Numerous Silver Coins Plus Other U.S. Coins Coins, Collection Of Snap-On And Craftsman Tools, Rolling Tool Box, Colorful Collection Of Fiestaware, All-Clad Cookware, Large Collection Of Early Brass And Copper Cookware, Many Items From European Region, Graniteware, Royal Doulton, 100’s Of Music CD’s, Collection Of American Vintage 1950’s Kitchen Utensils, Colorful Pyrex And Fiestaware, Over 80 Dolls In Original Boxes, Longaberger® Baskets, Board Games, Metro Shelving, 3 Flat Screen TV’s, Collection Of Rock Band T-Shirts Including Pink Floyd And Others, Plus So Much More. We Are Still Un-Packing As Of This Writing. “Our Staff Will Be Opening Boxes That No One Knows, what Estate Items Have Been Packed Away For Years. We Will Be Posting More Pictures As Our Staff Is Setting Up The Auction Everyday, So Please Check Our Websites For Updates Right Up Until 80 Dolls In Original Boxes Friday, December 13th. follow Our Team While They Set Up The Auction!!! From An Empty Building To A Full Auction!!! Please Go To WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (Auctioneer’s ID #2894) Or To WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM to View Hundreds Of Photo’s For This Exciting Auction. Don’t Forget More Photos Added Daily The Week Of Auction Set Up. Terms Of Auction: Cash, Traveler’s Checks. 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. Out-Of-State Dealers: Your Tax Number Or Retail Sales Tax Number Is Welcome With A Copy Of Your Current Tax License. Out-Of-State Buyers Must Have A Bank Letter Dated 3 Days Prior To Dec. 14th, 2019 Stating That Their Checking Account Has A No Bounce Check History If Wishing To Write A Check. We Accept Checks From Maryland Residents. The Auctioneer Has The Right To Refuse Anyone’s Check If He Wishes To Do So. All Announcements Made On Auction Day Shall Take Precedence Over Previously Distributed Information. “WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS AND NO INTERNET BIDDING”. LEFT BIDS AND PHONE BIDS ACCEPTED. a No Reserve Auction!!! To View Our Upcoming 2020 Auction Dates Go To WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM Snap-On & Craftsman Tools Brass & Copper Cookware Auctions Held Every Month At The Frederick Fairgrounds Throughout The Entire Year. Now Accepting Gas & Oil, Soda, Beer, Country Store Items, Vintage Toys, Coin-Op Including Pin Balls, Slot Machines, Soda Machines, Advertising Clocks, Signs, Thermometers, Neon Signs Of All Types, Showcases, Counters, Drugstore And Related Soda Fountain Items For Our Semi-Annual. March 14th, 2020 Advertising Auction To Be Held On The Frederick Fairgrounds. Consign Now This Auction Draws A Huge Crowd Of 500 Registered Bidders!!! Quick Payment To All Consignors.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING TO OUR MONTHLY AUCTIONS PLEASE CONTACT: R052076 HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER 301-351-6544 E-MAIL [email protected] Kennedy Rolling Tool Box Page 14 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM December 9, 2019 Gas Station From Page 6 priced at $3,250. One of his Texaco Fire Chief pumps is priced at $4,500. Visitors will also quickly notice the many signs Swanson has collect- ed over the years. He has indoor and outdoor signs for gas, oil, soda, and all things automotive. Two of his rar- est signs include the Dodge Brothers Motor Cars and the Dodge Brothers Trucks. “I’ve never seen another set of signs like the Dodge Brothers in all my travels. The company was sold around 1925 and later purchased by Chrysler,” Swanson said. According to history.com, broth- ers John Francis and Horace Elgin Dodge started out as mechanics be- fore starting their own bicycle shop in 1897. Later they would work for Henry Ford before starting their own company in 1914 called the Dodge Brothers Motor Company. He’s also collected antique cars and restored them and railroad items. Several years ago, Swanson had a photo of his shop featured on Above: More samples of gas pump globes the cover of Genuine Hot Rod Mag- from Dick Swanson’s collection which can be azine. Collecting became a favorite found at Dick’s Garage Petroliana in New Bal- timore, Ohio. pastime that turned into a lifelong COUNTRY AMERICANA adventure. Dick’s Garage sits next to his wife’s “I’ve just always had an interest antique shop called Mack’s Barn in in automotive and petroleum items, a wonderful small town called New AUCTION but I also collect railroad and nauti- Baltimore in northeast Ohio. There SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 9:00 AM cal items. Shopping for the antiques are several antique and collectible PREVIEW FRI., DECEMBER 13th, 3:00 to 6:00 PM shops in the town all sitting next became something I did and enjoyed & SAT., DECEMBER 14th, 7:00 TO 9:00 AM while I traveled out of town for my to each at the intersection of State work,” Swanson said. Route 44 and Pontius Street NE. FRICKER AUCTION CENTER 104 EAST CENTER, LEROY,ILLINOIS CHRIS FRICKER, AUCTIONEER 309-838-5829 Phone 309-452-9700 IL License# Above: Dick Swanson said he has never seen another copy of these two signs for Dodge 440000431 Brothers Cars and Dodge Brothers Trucks. The company was in business from 1914 to 1925 before eventually being sold to Chrysler. Visit our website at www.frickerauctions.com Albuquerque airport wins art award ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -- Albu- He said the cars and bikes represent querque’s airport is getting international years of hard work that includes sweat, attention for its art display. tears and sometimes blood. The Sunport’s Lowriders and Hot Rods “Those old bolts get rusted on there,” he Car Culture exhibit has landed a spot on said. “Sometimes they don’t come off that the latest list of top airport exhibits in the easily and you end up with bloody knuck- world by the quarterly publication Art- les.” Desk. For visitors, he said it’s an appealing The exhibit features an array of photos attraction. that depict lowrider culture, several mo- “You get the question of ‘Why,’” he said. torcycles and bicycles and two souped-up “Why would someone paint it that color? cars. Why did they do that to the car? They are The airport also has a permanent col- rolling art pieces.” lection of dozens of pieces that include Na- From paintings and pottery to weavings tive American, Hispanic and Southwest- and sculptures, the airport’s permanent ern works overseen by Max Baptiste, who collection has more than 120 pieces. has taken on the airport’s newly added role of art curator. Baptiste said he’s not surprised about the recognition since New Mexico is what PUBLIC AUCTION he described as “an amazing arts commu- ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES nity.”’ “What we’re really trying to do here is WESTERVILLE, OHIO create a sense of pride and place and I SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, think airports are a great spot for that,” Baptiste said. “It’s good for locals to see 1:00 PM their local art community but it’s also good (Doors open at Noon) for travelers to learn about what’s going Easy Close Parking - Free Refreshments on in a community as far as art goes.’’ WORTHINGTON MOOSE LODGE The lowrider exhibit was Baptiste’s 1960 Schrock Rd. idea. Traveling between Taos and Santa 1-270 East to Cleveland Ave. Exit then North to Left on Schrock Fe as he was growing up, he said he was SHORT LIST as we are loaded with Treasures Saved all year for this SPECIAL CHRISTMAS exposed to the lowrider culture. AUCTION: Rare Cordey Lady Lamps; Glass & China from most periods; Retro, Mid-Century, Ele- gant Glass, Cut & Pattern Glass; Rare 1873 Atterbury lamp w/Cased shade; Fine China; Haviland; Baptiste enlisted the help of Artemis Art Glass, Fenton, Fostoria, Heisey, Cambridge, Lenox, Antique Netsuki; Sterling Silver, Better An- Promotions owner Joe Romero, who puts tique Silverplate (Vintage Grape, etc.); Jewelry Cases are Full, Paper, Books, Postcards, Decorative, Smalls & Collectibles of all kinds. We are LOADED! See 300 pics on AuctionZip Soon - 36 YEARS on an annual lowrider car show at the Al- at this same area, so buy with Confidence. buquerque Convention Center. TERMS: Cash or Check with Proper ID Romero said the magazine’s accolades give recognition to a legitimate art form Auctioneer: John Sperry that is sometimes maligned or stereotyped CONDUCTED BY: Raemelton House - Mansfield, OHIO in Hollywood. 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Binding, 552pp, g++, Seminole Indians, etc., 4to, illus., 1129pp, the 1903 ed., all edges gilt, illustrated, ribbon $20.00 George Caledonia, For Sale: Large Jade Collection, Kalamazoo Antique Toy & vg, $30.00 Salem (MA) in the 18th marker, 470pp, vg, $16.00 Governor’s 83 Centre Ln., Milton, MA 02186. 617-696- 110 snuff bottles, many are marked, Collectible Show Saturday, Nov.30th, Century, J. Phillips, 1969 second printing Island (NY), Its Military History under 0931. Owner’s bookplates/ inscriptions Fine RailRoad pocket watches, 14 large statues, some are archaic, 9am-2pm, Kalamazoo Fairgrounds, of 1933 ed., French & Indian Revolutionary Three Flags, 1637-1913, E. B, Smith, 1913, not mentioned. CWO, PPD, SASE for vintage wrist watches & Wars, pirates, privateers, etc., illus., fold-out 1st, small quarto well-illustrated, marbled end check return. MA res. Add 6.25 % tax. some are marked. Many other 2900 Lake Street. Admission $8.00, hard-to-find parts, buy & sell. under 12 Free. (Preview Admission map, 533pp, near vg, $18.00 The Lays of paper, 180pp, g, $25.00 The numerous pcs. Excellent Condition, www.WatchesByHourMinSec.com, $30.00, Friday, Nov. 29th, 4pm- Ancient Rome & Other Poems, Thomas Journal of William Maclay, United States 513-752-7043 636-352-3128 8pm). Antique & Collectible Toys. Babington Macaulay, 1872, Horatio at the Senator from Pennsylvania 1789-91, 1923, The Valley Forge Orderly Book of Gen. Over 300 vendors & 500+ tables Bridge, etc., decorative binding, illus., aeg, great insight on the early republic and on George Weedon – Campaign of 1777-8, expected. Join us as a dealer! 271pp, g, $15.00 Maryland Main & Jefferson, Hamilton & Washington, port., 1902, battles Brandywine, Germantown, Call now for details, (262) 366-1314. The Eastern Shore, Hulbert Footner, 1942, spine sticker, 429pp, g, $15.00 The etc., lim. to 255 copies, illus., 323pp, 33 Books On 1st, historical & descriptive, Baltimore, the Hoosac Valley, Its Legends & History, G. 12 Dolls www.uniqueeventsshows.com spine wear, inn. Sp. Reinf., else g, Antiques Eastern Shore and the rest, well illus., 331pp, G. Niles, 1912, covers areas of New England $35.00 Life in Custer’s Calvary, g, $16.00 A Short History of the and New York, 110 illus., (1 missing), 584pp, Diaries/Letters of Albert & Jennie Barnitz American Revolution, J. Preston, no date v-lib, else g, $18.00 A Young 1867-8, ed. R. Utley, 1977, 1st, Plains Indians Elaine’s Dolls Annual Christmas New This Week! Collector’s Edition of 1933 printing, 12mo., Patriot in the American Revolution, 1775- Expeditions, illus., 302pp, near vg/vg, $15.00 Open House - Featuring quality 501pp, vg, $12.00 History of the 83, 1803 memoir of John Greenwood newly Battle-Fields of the South from Bull Run to antique bisque, composition, & hard Catagories A-Z For Your Personal Town of Canton, Norfolk County, Mass., published in 1981 with additions, limited Fredericksburg by an English Combatant, plastic dolls. Also selling nut rolls Library or Starting. Much D. Huntoon, 1893, 1st, royal octavo, illus., edition, illus. 200pp, slipcased (with sticker) 1984 leather-bound facsimile reprint of & Christmas cookies Door prizes Information! Reasonable Prices. 1637 to date, 666pp, minor spine wear, x-lib, vg $17.00 George Caledonia, 83 1864 ed., maps, all edged gilt, 517pp, vg, Centre Lane, Milton, MA 02186. 617-696- & refreshments. Dec 7, 9-4; Dec 8, NOS, Used, Scarce, or OP. Send $28.00 Hakluyt’s Voyages, Principle $14.00 Alexander (The Great), – Voyages – Discoveries – English Nation 0931/ Owner’s bookplates/inscriptions not Noon-4. 9005 Idlewild Dr. Highland SASE, Your Areas of Interest, to: 3 Vols., Valerio Massimo Manfredi, ca – 1600 Years, J. Blacker, ed., ca 1965, core of mentioned. CWO, PPD, SASE for check 2001 transl., detailed & accurate historical IN 46322. Call 219-923-4575 for more Phil Hyde, 1049 Palmetto Ave., Classified Word Ads the voyages published in 1600, 522pp, g/fair, return. MA res. Add 6.25% tax. fiction biography, 1171pp, maps, softcover, information. Sebastian, FL 32958-4121 $15.00 Tombee, Portrait of a Cotton vg, $15.00 A Texas Ranger, The Tragedies of William Shakespeare, Planter – Journal of T. Chaplin (1822-90), T. N. A. Jennings, 1992 Lakeside Classic of Ed. P. Alexander, ca 1980, Easton Press, 13 Rosengarten, 1986, 1st, pre-Civil War history 1898 ed., Capt. L. McNelly and Texas in the of plantation plays, full leather binding, all edges gilt, place ribbon, small quarto, 1362pp, vg, $25.00 1870s, illus., top edge gilt, 404pp, vg, $13.00 life St. Helena’s Isle, SC, 750pp, g, $15.00 20 Musical 45 Miscellaneous Richfield Springs & Vicinity, Historical, Vanished Arizona, Recollections of My Sailor of Fortune, The Life & Adventures of Biographical & Descriptive, W. Bailey, Army life, Martha Summerhayes, 1939 red 7 pt. type - 27¢ Commodore (Joshua) Barney (1759-1818), 1874, Ostego County, New York, from Lakeside Classic of 1908ed., a soldier’s wife -MUSIC BOXES- SELL-OUT USN, H. Footner, 1940, 1st, Revolutionary American Revolution, illus., 227pp, x-lib, in 1870s Arizona, top edge gilt, illus., 356pp, Buying, Selling, & Repairing. Due to age and health, long War & War of 1812, etc., illus., 323pp, g, else g, $19.00 The Second g, $24.00 Mrs. Hill’s Journal – Civil $20.00 George Caledonia, 83 Centre Admiral, A Life of David Dixon Porter, War Reminiscences, S. J. Hill, 1980 Lakeside Turn of the Century Antiques, time collectors of Antiques & st Lane, Milton, MA 02186. 617-696-0931/ 1831-91, R. West, Jr., 1937, 1 , (Union) Civil Classic of an unpublished manuscript, Civil (616) 887-2501. Collectibles, 15,000 items, bargain War experiences, royal 8vo, well illus.,/maps, Owner’s bookplates/inscriptions not War in the border states, illus., top edge priced! 276-694-5279 mentioned. CWO, PPD, SASE for check 392pp, g+, $18.00 Thundergate, 7 pt. bold type - 32¢ The Forts of Niagara, R. W. Howard, gilt, 343pp, vg, $12.00 From return. MA res. Add 6.25% tax. ca 1968, history French & Indian wars to Mexican Days to the Gold Rush, Memoirs War of 1812, illus., 251pp, vg/g+, $15.00 of J. W. Marshall & E. G. Buffum Who Grew 30 Antiques Stonewall Jackson, 2 Vols., Lenoir Several vintage tablecloths, many Encyclopedia of British Provincial & Up with California, 1993 Lakeside Classic of sizes, very beautiful! Chambers, 1959, definitive military biography German Army Units, 1775-83, P. Katcher, 1840s Memoirs, 440pp, teg, illus., vg, $12.00 270-274-9898 of the famed Confederate General, portraits/ ca 1973, 25 photos, 40 line drawings, good Campaigning with (U.S.) Grant, Horace Architectural Antiques on maps, second printing, 1133pp, g++, detail, 160pp, vg/g, $15.00 The Porter, 1985 leather-bound facsimile reprint Indianapolis - Buy - Sell Fireplace 8 pt. type - 37¢ $35.00 A Brief Narrative of History of Travell into Virginia Britainia, of 1892 ed., Porter was a Civil War Medal the Ravages of the British & Hessians at Mantels, Light Fixtures, Leaded W. Strachey, 1953 Hakluyt society printing of Honor Recipient, aeg, illus., 546pp, vg, Princeton 1776-77, Contemporary Account of the 1612 ed., the author spent the early Windows, Decorative Hardware, $14.00 The Story of a Cannoneer Battles of Trenton & Princeton, ed. V. Collier, 1600s in the colony of Virginia, Indians, fold- under Stonewall Jackson, E. A. Moore, Doors, and Much More! Open 1968 reprint of 1906 ed., 56pp, dins on outs, 221pp, g+, $17.00 Bulfinch’s For Advertising 1983 leather-bound facsimile reprint of 1907 Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm or by front bd, g, $13.00 The Military Mythology Illustrated, The Age of Fable, The Age of Chivalry, Legends of ed., Civil War/Rockbridge Artillery , illus., all appointment. Colonial Antiques, Record of General John Nixon (1727- ?) Information 8 pt. bold type - 41¢ st Charlemagne, 1978 printing of 1853-63 edges gilt, of Massachusetts, J. Merrian, 1926, 1 , 5000 W 96th St., Indianapolis, IN publications, 42 illus. & maps/charts, 957pp, 314pp, vg, $14.00 George 46268 317-873-2727 or French & Indian Wars & Revolutionary vg/vg, $15.00 Narrative of a Caledonia, 83 Centre Ln., Milton, MA 1-800-916-6777. Call: 1-800-876-5133 War, softcover, 35pp, many letters, g, Whaling Voyage Round the Globe, 1833- 02186. 617-696-0931. Owner’s bookplates/ $14.00 Account of Tryon’s Raid 36, Vol. 2 or 2, F. Bennett, 1970, reprint of inscriptions not mentioned. CWO, PPD, on Danbury (CT) in April 1777, Also the 1840 ed., mostly Hawaiian Isles & Tahiti, SASE for check return. MA res. Add 6.25 Battle of Ridgefield & Career of Gen. David Appendices Sperm fishery, etc., fold-outs, % tax.

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• If you run your ad for two consecutive weeks, the third week is free? Page 20 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM December 9, 2020 $100 and $400.” Bicycles The manufacturer or brand of the From Front Page bicycle can have a major impact on its value. Bicycles prior to the 1980s carry Early bicycles were made of wood and significant value. Those recognizable to even had wooden spokes. The British most enthusiasts include Huffy, were first to add a chain to the opera- Western Flyer, Roadmaster, J.C. tion of a bicycle in 1885. They called Higgins, Columbia, Sears & Roebuck, their new bicycle the Kangaroo. Murray and Elgin. Other sought after “People have been collecting bicycles bicycles include those made by Dayton, since around the 1890s, and over those Bowden, Hallmark, Automoto, LeJeune, 129 years there have been an almost Colnago, Victor, DeRosa, Colson, endless variety of collectible bikes and Hiawatha, Monarch and Terror just to collectors buying them,” said Jim name a few. Langley, a longtime cycling journalist, “In the vintage bicycle hobby, each author and bicycle historian. “It’s not era of collectible has its own Holy Grails, easy to pin down the most valuable sin- and not all collectors agree,” says gle bike, but it might have been Diamond Langley. “In my list of Holy Grails you Jim Brady’s gold-plated, silver-spoked, would find a 1928 Shelby Lindy bicycle, jewel-encrusted Columbia bicycle which has a tiny model of the Spirit of bought for Lillian Russell in the 1890s.” St. Louis perched on the front fender That bike is currently owned by UC with a propeller that spins when you Above: Very few Schwinn Cycle Trucks were produced in the 1930s and 1940s. This 1939 Davis, which acquired it in 2000 when it pedal down the road.” model sold for $500 in used condition. (photo submitted) purchased the Pierce Miller bicycle col- Men’s bicycles tend to be more col- lection for a $500,00. This started the lectible and sought after, and therefore, Below: In near-mint condition is this 1937 Roadmaster Supreme, made by the Cleveland museum that would become the United more valuable than women’s. Welding Company. This was one of the most coveted of pre-war bikes at the time. After States Bicycling Hall of Fame. “That is simply because there are World War II, C.W. Company sold Roadmaster to AMF. (photo submitted) Oh, but there are many other coveted more men collectors and far fewer men’s relics on wheels. New York-based bikes since boys tended to beat up their Copake Auction House has been holding bicycles,” Langley said. bicycle auctions in April the past 26 “You need to know a fair bit about years and the selling price for vintage bicycles to recognize a real collector-lev- and even not-so-vintage bicycles would el bicycle,” Langley said. “Beginners are leave one breathless. easily fooled by a bike that looks old, An 1885 Rudge Kangaroo high-wheel and there are lots of reproduction mod- sold for $32,760. An 1892 Telegram els that have little value and are of bicycle sold for $26,450. An 1890 “The nowhere near the quality of the original Rochester” went for $23,000. And a bike. 1937 Elgin Bluebird fetched $17,250 at “Bicycles have been incredibly popu- recent auctions. lar around the world since they first Even bicycles from the mid-20th cen- arrived on the scene. There are millions tury saw some high bids. A 1960 Bowden and millions of them out there hiding “Spacelander” went for $13,800, a 1957 and waiting to be found. I’ve seen $5 Cinelli Super Corsa sold for $2,550, a Goodwill store bikes worth thousands. Sears 1969 Screamer 2 went for $2,298 And, of course, there are plenty of bikes and a 1969 Schwinn Apple Krate sold that sell for way more than they’re for $1,195. worth because the buyer and seller love “These prices aren’t indicative of the bike and don’t realize there are doz- Below: Few ever owned a 1955 Firebird from Evans-Colson, one that featured a Sturmey- average values,” Langley said. “Most ens more out there just like it for a Archer 3-speed hub, caliper brakes, jeweled bow-type pedals and unique stop-light sys- vintage bicycles are worth between whole lot less.” tem built into the taillight. The Colson Corporation sold bikes from 1917 to 1953 and in 1954 Evans Products Company bought the division from Colson. Evans’ bicycle division lasted until 1962. (photo submitted)

Above: Shown is the Lady Western Flyer, made by the Shelby Cycle Company in 1928 and worth roughly $800 in good condition. That year the company also manufactured the Below: This Huffman Bicycle (1940-41) fetched $750 at auction recently. The Huffman “Lindy Flyer”, a bicycle with a Charles Lindbergh theme. It followed that up with the Shelby Manufacturing Company began making their bikes in 1934 and continue to this day. The Speedline Airflo, a radically styled bike that is very sought after today. (photo submitted) most sought after collectible examples were made in the mid- to late-1930s. (photo sub- mitted) Below: Oh, if Baby Boomers had only taken care of their bicycles. This 1953 Huffy Dial-A- Ride with original Goodyear “G3” whitewalls fetched $900 at a recent auction. Headlights and an adjustable tension were the trend in those days. (photo submitted) Post office D T o N s i h t o

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DALLAS, Texas —Decades before such iconic Marvel heroes as Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Wolverine began doing their thing, Timely, the company that would become Marvel in the 1960s, released Marvel Comics #1, which has been called the “Big Bang of the Marvel Comics Superhero Universe.” The issue, which introduced Above: Only 1,000 examples of this Winchester commemorating John Wayne were made. the world to the Human Torch This example will sell Dec. 14 at Gun Auctions USA in Largo, Fla. and the Submariner, was pub- lished in October of 1939 with Bidders say ‘Howdy Pilgrim’ a cover price of 10 cents. On Nov. 21, a stunning 9.4 CGC to commemorative Winchester example sold for $1.26 million, the most ever paid for a Marvel LARGO, Fla. — John Wayne died in the John Wayne Commemorative,” comic book. It was also the 1979, but his legend lives on in his many Henshaw wrote. “This offering was limit- most expensive comic book movies as well as numerous items con- ed to one thousand units and came with ever sold by Heritage, the nected to his life or commemorating his a fitted red velvet lined, wooden case world’s largest comic book and life. with a hinged lid. The barrel is inscribed comic art auctioneer. In the early 1980s, Winchester hon- on the right side, ‘Duke — One of One “This is a historic copy of a Above: Marvel Comics #1, often dubbed the “Big ored Wayne with the John Wayne Thousand.’” historic comic book,” said Ed Bang of the Marvel Comics Superhero Universe,” sold Commemorative Model 94 Carbine. One of the limited edition guns will be Jaster, Senior Vice President at auction recently for a record $1.26 million. “This commemorative was also the first offered by Gun Auctions USA at an auc- at Heritage Auctions, in a to be chambered for the old, once popu- tion that will conclude on Dec. 14. Online release. “Without question, first day in business, but wasn’t able lar. 32-40 Winchester cartridge. The bidding is currently available. All online this is the granddaddy of all Marvel to purchase it until a few years later. most outstanding feature is the over- bidding will close at the start of the Dec. Comics, without which we would not “I opened my first comic book shop sized bow-type lever made popular in his 14 live auction, which begins at noon. have the characters and stories we in Mt. Prospect, Ill., on Sept. 16, movies,” wrote Thomas Henshaw in The The auction catalog states the gun is enjoy in today’s comics and feature 1978,” Colabuono said. “It was a very History of Winchester Firearms 1866- “exquisite in every way.” It is numbered films.” busy day, and I remember that I had 1992. 321 of 1,000. Not only is Marvel Comics #1 an a steady stream of customers and did The gun features an engraving of a This auction will also include the important comic book, this particu- almost $500 in business. I was stagecoach under attack on one side and Winchester 94 that was made in greater lar issue has an interesting pedigree thrilled! Maybe this goofy idea (my a cattle drive scene on the other. The numbers. It is also listed as being in as part of the Windy City collection wife’s view) would turn out to be upper tang is engraved wit hthe actor’s excellent condition. acquired decades ago by noted comic something worthwhile after all.” signature. A pewter-plated medallion Gun Auctions USA holds firearms book retailer Gary Colabuono, who is Colabuono was indeed happy and portrays a bust of John Wayne with a related auctions every five to six weeks the former CEO of the Chicago even a little surprised at how well scene of Mounument Valley in the back- in Largo, Fla. Comicon and was once the president that first day went, but it got even ground. of the 21-store Moondog’s chain of better as he started sweeping up and “To satisfy the more affluent collector, Contact: (888) 659-9909 pop culture shops. He got a glimpse Winchester produced a special version of www.gunauctionsusa.com of the record-breaking issue his very See Marvel on page 6 Best of Early American antiques yielded strong prices at Skinner By Carole Deutsch Right: An outstanding Chippendale bureau that dated 1760 to 1780 sold for almost three times the high estimate BOSTON, Mass. — High quality brings high prices, when it realized an impressive $291,000. and Skinner’s American Furniture & Decorative Arts renowned Israel Sack, Inc., New York, to the owner Nov. 2 and 3 auction performed like it was the 1980s all asking for permission to include the bureau in an over again. An outstanding Chippendale bureau, that upcoming publication featuring “the finest pieces pro- dated from 1760 to 1780 and had been hailed by sever- duced by our Colonial craftsmen.” The celebrated al legendary authorities as “the finest chest of its type bureau was made of mahogany in a reverse serpentine they have seen,” sold for almost three times the high form and hailed from coastal Massachusetts. It had a estimate when it realized an impressive $291,000. four drawer case flanked by reeded quarter-columns The piece had been purchased in 1932 for the sum of and stood on claw and ball feet with the original brass $900, which would pulls and old finish. be approximately Christopher Fox, Deputy Director with the American $15,000 today. The Antiques department, commented on the outstanding sale included a let- results of the sale. “Part of the reason the sale was so ter, written in 1964, successful was because we had several distinct collec- from the world tions from good name collectors who have a well-re- Left: A two-sided spected reputation for good material. Bidders fight painted tavern sign harder to get these pieces that they have known about from Port Jervis, N.Y., but were never accessible to them. Many years ago it and thoroughly enjoy dealing with the objects. It’s circa 1826, inscribed Skinner cut its teeth on American antiques and we are what we love.” “CANAL HOTEL,” in the heart of New England. We have a genuine enthu- The diversity of the sale added to the interest and its achieved $171,000, extraordinary success. 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Visit our Website for more information and bidding www.gunauctionsusa.com December 9, 2019 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM National Section – Page 3 sions of the aristocrats of society due to their Skinner intrinsic value, and this auction placed them From Front page back in their original status when a rare tiger maple clock, circa 1790, commanded $123,000 from Port Jervis, N.Y., circa 1826, had a scroll against a $25,000 to $35,000 estimate. It had top and turned frame and was inscribed an arched hood with a glazed tombstone door, “CANAL HOTEL” at the top and “S. St. and the brass dial was elaborately engraved JOHN” in gilt letters at the bottom. It illus- and lettered with the signatures of Reuben trated a yellow-painted house and a yellow Ingraham and John Avery, Plainfield, and red-painted canal boat that was being Connecticut. The face had both Roman and hauled by a horse. The appealing piece mea- Arabic numerals and an engraved verse sured 41 inches high by 32 inches wide and relating the ideal steadiness of time to the achieved $171,000, outdistancing the esti- unpredictability of the human condition. The mate of $40,000 to $60,000. The catalog spandrels depicted figural scenes, marked noted, “The Canal Hotel was operated by “SPRING,” “SUMMER,” “AUTUMN,” and Stephen St. John between 1826 and 1828. “WINTER.” The clock measured 87 inches The building, a military blockhouse in its tall and had a narrow case with a molded earlier form, built prior to 1760, was known tombstone door and a heavily molded stepped as Fort Decker. It was renovated into a pri- base. It had been exhibited at the Metropolitan vate dwelling in 1793 and was sold to Stephen Museum of Art and illustrated in several St. John in 1819. The hotel was used to lodge important publications. laborers constructing the Delaware and Among the paint-decorated pieces was a Hudson Canal in the late 1820s. Today the pine box with a drawer that was attributed to house is maintained by the Minisink Valley Robert Crosman, Taunton, Mass. , circa 1727. Historical Society & Museum.” It was made with a molded lift top on a dove- Tall case clocks have always been posses- tail-constructed box and stood on a flat base. The box had a red/brown-painted ground and the front was initialed “IP” within a white Above: A framed oil on cardboard, titled Market Square at the Old Town House, wavy lined panel with a lead escutcheon. Two Marblehead, by Jonathan Orne Johnson “J.O.J.” Frost (Massachusetts, 1852-1928), sold for red and white birds flanked a V-shaped vine $23,370. with scrolling stems, red berries, and flowers. It maintained the original surface and fetched $52,275, more than doubling the high esti- mate. Another charmer among the paint-deco- rated items was a 19th century thread box that soared past the estimate of $1,500 to $2,500 to fetch an impressive $28,290. The box was decorated with white-painted hearts against a green background and had a single drawer with a brass knob pull. It had a red and yellow painted thread holder with a pin cushion mounted on top and stood 12 inches high. Artwork was well represented by an oil on cardboard, titled Market Square at the Old Town House, Marblehead, by Jonathan Orne Johnson “J.O.J.” Frost (Massachusetts, 1852- 1928). It portrayed a bustling street scene, featuring figures, a horse and buggy, a cart advertising “PIGS FOR SALE,” and more than a dozen commercial and residential buildings (two of which were flying American flags). The 21 inch by 33 inch work was mounted in what was likely the original drift- wood style frame and brought $23,370. An authentic Paul Revere Jr. silver table- spoon, Boston, circa 1789, realized $14,760, against a $6,000 to $8,000 estimate. The end of the plain handle was engraved with the monogram “SSP” for Samuel and Sarah Parkman and the back was marked “REVERE” in a sunken cartouche. Contact: 617-350-5400 www.skinnerinc.com

Above: This rare tiger maple tall case clock, circa 1790, commanded $123,000, against Above: This 19th century thread box soared past the estimate of $1,500 to $2,500 to fetch a $25,000 to $35,000 estimate. an impressive $28,290.

Below: A paint-decorated pine box with a drawer, that was attributed to Robert Crosman, Taunton, Mass., circa 1727, brought $52,275, more than doubling the high estimate.

Above: An authentic Paul Revere Jr. silver tablespoon, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1789, realized $14,760, against a $6,000 to $8,000 estimate. Page 4 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM December 9, 2019 December 9, 2019 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 5 Ponder’s Estate Auction Extravaganza

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www.Pondersauctions.com Page 6 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM December 9, 2019 over the years to Andy Wallace, a col- Marvel lector who specialized in #1 issues. From Front page Wallace was a lifelong bachelor living with his sister Anna, who also never getting ready to close the shop for the married. Years later, in the mid-1970s, evening. Stothart, having read various articles “Near closing time, I heard the bell in mainstream publications about jingle on the door as a last-minute cus- comic books becoming valuable, decid- tomer entered,” he said. “A man wear- ed to track down Wallace and see if he ing a beige jacket and snappy cap stood still had those comic books. He discov- there holding an envelope tightly under ered that Wallace had passed away, his arm. He asked me if I was buying but decided to find Anna to see if she comics, and after telling him I did, he had them. walked over to the counter and set the Fortunately, Anna had held onto the envelope down. He very carefully books, storing them in the attic in bun- opened it and gently pulled out a small dles wrapped in butcher paper and tied grouping of books.” with twine. There were more than The comics the man had were stun- 2,000 issues, and Stothart purchased ning. In addition to Marvel Comics #1, them from Anna through a series of he had nicely preserved #1 issues of transactions over several years, paying such key titles as Superman, Batman, a percentage of the Overstreet Price and Captain America. Colabuono was Guide value. According to Colabuono, floored. He had never seen such a col- Stothart has never revealed how much lection before. he paid for them, but said he got a good “It was as if I was struck by light- deal. ning!” he said. When Stothart walked into The prospective seller of the comics Colabuono’s shop, he had only acquired Above: Gary Colabuono, a former owner of the record-breaking copy of Marvel Comics was Ben Stothart, a sales executive for about half of the collection from Anna, #1, has been buying and selling comics for 45 years. Nestle’s candy. He traveled the country and he wouldn’t sell any of them until selling chocolate bars and the like. he got them all, so Colabuono had to “I sold the issue in 1988 to two broth- dered in a pedigree slab. I was very Stothart’s father ran a newsstand, and wait an agonizing eight years to make ers in Pennsylvania,” he said. “They pleased as I believe strongly that this he would help his dad run the store. the purchase. Finally, in the summer of contacted Heritage in 2003 to sell their is an important book that deserves its While he only worked occasionally at 1986, Stothart was prepared to sell the collection. Heritage contacted me rightful place in comic book history.” the newsstand, Stothart ran a rather collection, giving Calobuono first dibs. because they were told by the brothers Colabuono has no regrets about sell- shady side-business: a remainder “He told me that he had a firm offer that the Marvel Comics #1 was the ing the record-breaking comic book route. of $75,000,” Colabuono said. “I had no Windy City copy. I confirmed that it back in 1988 for just $22,000, even “A remainder route was a backroom way of substantiating that figure. I was. It was graded 8.5 and sold for though it is worth well over $1 million enterprise where comics that had been explained that if I were allowed to pur- $120,000. Two years later, in 2005, today. returned by retailers to distributors for chase the comics in installments that I another Marvel Comics #1 went up for “It was just inventory to me,” he credit ended up back on the street,” would guarantee that he would do bet- auction at Heritage. I checked the said. “The $22,000 selling price was a Colabuono said. “Instead of these ter than the $75,000. He agreed, and scans, and again, it was my copy, but it record for Marvel Comics #1 at the returns being destroyed, they were we consummated the deal. I purchased was now graded 9.0. It sold for time. I reinvested the profits into my bundled up in hundreds and sold to the Marvel Comics #1 for $12,000 and $160,000. The buyer of the 9.0 decided business—by this time I had four remainder guys like Ben for 2 ½ cents sold it for $22,000, which in 1988 was a to sell it this past summer, and the stores. I have sold thousands of old each. Ben would sell them for 3 ½ cents record for a copy of that issue.” book was listed as a 9.4. I checked the comics during the last 45 years, worth each to drug and candy stores. Colabuono knows the $1.26 million scans and noticed that it was my book, many millions more today. I’m very Ultimately, the retailer sold them for a Marvel Comics #1 was his copy because so I contacted Heritage. They were happy for the people who bought them nickel.” he tracked sales of the book over the delighted to learn that this was the from me and thrilled that they have Stothart sold a number of comics years. Windy City copy, so they had it re-hol- profited handsomely.” Holiday Estate Catalogue Auction Antiques, Silver, Decorative Arts, Fine Art, Furniture, Asian Ceramics and Works of Art, Toys & Dolls, Rugs, Jewelry, Vintage Designer Fashion and Accessories, and More. Sunday, December 15th at 12:00 PM Fresh, Affordable Estate Property • Uncatalogued Boxlot Session at 11 AM PAIR ORMOLU MOUNTED Additional Lots Added to Online Catalogue Daily MARBLE VASES. EXHIBITION Thursday, December 12: 10 AM – 7 PM Friday, December 13: 10 AM – 5 PM Saturday, December 14: 10 AM – 4 PM

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