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Article & photos by W. Yoder Auction On Friday, August 25th, W. Yoder Auction Service held two auc- tions at their auction center in Wautoma, Wisconsin. There were lots of great pieces up for bids in this sale. Buddy L trucks, Wyandotte toy pistols and trucks, GI Joe, Barber shop related items, Ford wrenches, Cast iron, Wagons, and beer items. So many great collectibles!

Buddy L airplane, pressed steel, Continued Maggie & Jiggs tin it brought $325. on page 6 windup toy sold for $400. Great Finds at St. Mary of the Hill Parish Flea Market

Article & photos by Michelle Goltz On Sunday, July 30th, I attended the 28th Annual Antique & Flea market sponsored by St. Mary of the Hill Parish held on site at the beautiful Holy Hill grounds. The parish is located approximately 20 miles northwest of Milwaukee, making it a great place to spend the day! With 250 vendors, you will be sure to find some great stuff to take home. Continued on page 7 This old wagon is originally from La Courneuve, a commune within the city of Seine-Saint Denis, France, which is located 8.3 km from the center of Paris. Children walked along the streets pulling these wagons during local holiday parades. Most recently, it belonged to the mother of a young French girl who married an American boy living in France. Eventually, the whole family moved to Miami and View of the vendors and the brought this with them, priced at $40. General Store Antique Mall, Lynne Diefenbach, [email protected] Breath taking View of Holy Hill. Hansen & Young Sell Collectibles, Antiques, Guns & Household from Thorp, Wisconsin

Polaris Star Car sold for Article & photos by Hansen & Young a high bid of $4,100. Licensed auctioneers in Wisconsin& Minnesota, Hansen & Young can take care of your auction needs in the Midwest or anywhere around the country. Being professional seminar presenters, our staff has used their expertise to present various seminars for educational purposes of the Wisconsin Coca-Cola Pop Auctioneers Continuing Education licensing requirements.Machine brought Also having on staff two Wisconsin & Minnesota licensed real a high bid of estate brokers and three Wisconsin licensed real estate agents, $3,300. able to take care of your real estate needs.

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6 Toys, Barber Items, Antiques, Collectibles & More at W. Yoder Auction Service in August Article & Photos by W. Yoder Auction Service We auction off estates, specialty collections, real estate, livestock, farm equipment, and a W. Yoder Auction, LLC was founded by Wayne Yoder Jr. in 1999, and has been a variety of antiques; including antique toys, cars, member of the National Auctioneers Association since 2002. Since opening, W. salesman samples and signs. Give us a call at Yoder Auctions has been dedicated to staying on top of the most technologically 920-787-5549 or 920-295-2644 and be sure to advanced system to provide our customers with a smooth auction experience. We visit our website: wyoderauction.com and see want everyone who comes to our auctions to have the most positive experience pos- firsthand the upcoming auction in Wautoma, sible, and that is why we believe in having fun at our auctions. Wisconsin and other areas! Railroad Switch Lantern, $190.

Kingsbury windup toy car, $300. Cast iron toy Bank, Oneida 4.5 wolf $185. trap, $250. Steelcraft Army scout plane, $175. The American Bar Lip Decanter- as "barrel shops" because they still poured directly from barrels , not decanters. With most liquor during the period remaining colorless, sophisticated establishments Form and Function would have required decanters of differing shapes, sizes and designs to assist the bar tender in identifying specific brands. Blown molded and engraved bar lip decanters first appeared between 1830-1840 to meet this specific need. By Bill Morrison By the late 1850s the blown decanters were being replaced by pressed versions in The cultural history of material objects can reflect events and industrial processes in numerous patterns and sizes. unexpected and interesting ways. They were often created to cater to specific social trends or phenomena, became part of the fabric of everyday life, but then disap- The bar lip decanter enjoyed a heyday spanning just 45 years, between circa 1830- peared almost as quickly as they appeared, to be replaced in turn by improved ver- 75, during which decanters in countless patterns, shapes and sizes, were being man- sions and styles. ufactured by dozens of American glass houses. Two factors, one technical, one soci- ological, combined to cause its ultimate demise. The bar lip decanter is one such object, and its history offers a fascinating glimpse of the social and economic development of America's first 100 years, as well as the The first technological advance was the development of lime-based glass, which was evolution of glass manufacturing in this country. It appears that the bar lip decanter around sixty-percent cheaper to produce than lead-based equivalents. The increased was an exclusively American form. While catalog illustrations confirm that they workability of lime glass allowed more efficient manufacturing methods and encour- were manufactured elsewhere, foreign-made examples appear to have been specifi- aged the introduction of cheap, labeled bottles. cally made for export to the US , as bar lip decanters do not appear to have been used elsewhere in the world The associated cultural change was rapid "nationalization" of American drinking preferences. Soldiers who had traveled the country during the Civil War returned The 1830s witnessed radical changes in the interior design of bars and saloons. The home having newly acquired tastes for particular brands that had previously been traditional layout had placed the keeper "behind bars," in a caged area with an open- unknown in their hometown or state. The smoother and more flavorful liquors devel- ing to the taproom, to protect him and his inventory from unruly customers. oped by some distillers, notably in the south and east, proved particularly popular. However, as bars became more open, the ironwork disappeared and shelves were fit- Early Times (1860) and Jack Daniels (1866) are only two of several brands estab- ted to a wall behind the tender's back for displaying his range of liquors. lished at the time of the civil war and reconstruction. Bar owners were quick to rec- ognize the commercial potential that "added value" brands brought to their business, Bars and saloons continued to store large quantities of liquor in barrels, but a means and the explosive expansion of the railroads provided the routes of national distribu- was required to house liquor at the counter in a manner that helped project a suitably tion. refined image. Pottery stoneware jugs were old fashioned and suffered practical dis- advantages. Advances in bottle-making technology encouraged the manufacture and the distribu- tion of new "branded bottles" embossed with the type of the liquor, or branded and By 1845 new-style city bars had begun to resemble their modern descendants, fitted decorated with logos identified with specific brands. The first "bar bottles" appeared with elegant trappings and comfortable furniture, intended to attract more discerning in the McKee catalog of 1871, and within four years bar lip decanters had all but dis- customers than old-fashioned saloons. appeared from glass catalogs.

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Coca-Cola Park Bench, $901. Vintage Sinclair Gas Pump, Reproduction Texaco Sinclair Hamilton Beach Mint Globe $1,325. Mannequin, Winchester Model 94 30- Green Malt Maker $1,551. 30 Theodore Roosevelt with 5 cups, $860. Commemorative Edition Leinenkugel's Rifle, $857. Thermometer, $340. When out & about, let our advertisers know where you saw their ad! Are You Looking For The Perfect Gift for the Antique & Collectible Lover In Your Life? A Gift Subscription To: AUCTION ACTION ANTIQUE NEWS Call Today: 715-524-3076 9 We Benefit our Advertisers!! • Color photos are only $3 each! We only charge $25 extra for Color PDF’s! • We mail to every State except Hawaii! • Run your ads at least 2 Weeks ahead! This will give your buyers more time to plan to attend your auction & you will automatically be added to our Auction Reminder Calendar! • Use photos in your ads! Photos attract Buyers!! • Select ads with photos are featured on the Homepage of our website! • The ENTIRE Paper is on our website! Buyers from Around the World will see your ad! YOUR SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL DATE IS FAST APPROACHING Dear Auction Action Antique News Subscriber, ***************** EXPIRES DATE Your subscription expiration date is printed on each week’s issue. YOUR NAME The date is shown on the first line of your mailing label at the top of the front page. YOUR A DDRESS CITY, S TATE, ZIP Our annual renewal rate is currently $36. For that investment you will receive a year Subscription of (50) issues to Auction Action Antique News. With informative articles in an easy to read format. There are three easy ways to renew: 1. Telephone us to pay with a credit card. 2. Complete the form at the bottom of the letter and remit with check or credit card information. 3. Visit our website at auctionactionantiquenews.com and click on Subscribe Today and fill out the information needed. AUCTION ACTION ANTIQUE NEWS Yes, Please renew my $36 subscription for one year! 1404 E Green Bay St., Shawano, WI 54166 • 715-524-3076 • auctionactionnews.com Name:______CHECK (# ) VISA/MASTERCARD Address:______Card No. _ _ _ _-_ _ _ _-_ _ _ _-_ _ _ _ Exp. Date _ _ / _ _ _ _ CVV:_ _ _ City:______State:______Zip:______- ______10 7th Annual Haunted Halloween The american Society of military Flea Market Insignia Collectors

Sat., Oct. 21, 2017 The American Society of Military Insignia Collectors, commonly known as DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL ASMIC, is one of the oldest and largest organizations of military insignia collectors Ghosts & Goblins, Witches beware— in the world. Founded in 1937 by a small group of enthusiastic collectors, it is char- Haunted FLEAS are everywhere! tered under Ohio law and recognized as non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization. The It’s the 7th Annual Zurko’s Wheaton Haunted Society is "home" today to 2,000 dedicated collectors in the United States and for- Halloween Flea Market, SATURDAY, eign nations. Whether an individual is an experienced or beginning collector shoul- October 21st, 3pm till Midnight. There will der sleeve and distinctive unit insignia (patches and DIs), rank insignia, wings, dec- be 1000’s of FLEAS & TREASURES (CREEPY & OTHERWISE) for sale. orations and awards (medals), elite forces emblems, cap badges, specialty markings, This widely acclaimed event will include will or of simply information on heraldry and the symbolism of heraldic devices, mem- include live music, artists, celebrities, great bership in ASMIC has many advantages. food & much more! Plus 1000’s of treasures from 100’s of vendors including, antiques, ASMIC publishes a quarterly journal entitled The Trading Post and a Newsletter. folk art & crafts, close-outs, shabby-chic, The Trading Post contains a wealth of information on all aspects of U. S. and for- housewares, country farm, industrial, adver- eign military insignia. It includes articles from members, illustrations of old and tising, coins, collectibles and much more! new emblems as well as an occasional color section depicting American or foreign Food and beverages onsite! Indoors and out- insignia. Unidentified Insignia are covered in a separate column in The Trading Post doors! Hay rides by DuPage County Fairgrounds! Come in costume for more fun! The Newsletter brings word of insignia and dress items for trade or sale via classi- An awesome line-up of Horror Movie Stars & Celebrities, including: fied and display ads. Society members rely on the Newsletter to advertise for • Kaylee Williams, an award winning actress from the Chicago area. She is best insignia they wish to include in their collections and for announcements of region- known for her work in such films as “Model Hunger,” “Slices of Life,” “Disciples,” al and national insignia and militaria shows. “Porkchop 3D,” “Once, When I Was Dead,” and the upcoming “Ahockalypse.” • The Age of the Geeks (AoG), a Cosplay Group out of Chicago Illinois. The ASMIC Reference Library contains almost 1000 items available for loan to • The Horror & SciFi Prop Preservation Association, a not-for-profit traveling members. These publications range from back issues of The Trading Post to major museum of screen used movie props and wardrobes. reference works published by our members and other militaria experts. The Library • Undead Johnny from the “WORLD of the WEIRD” Monster show! also includes many journals from other militaria societies for use by our members • And MORE, to be announced soon! All in All, this appears to be a “Spook-tacular”event with fun and treasures for the Over the years, ASMIC has produced more than 20,000 black and white line draw- whole family! ings of military insignia, along with detailed descriptions of the insignia and known Show hours are 3pm to Midnight, kids 12 & under are FREE; located at the DuPage variations. Most of these drawings are available in our Distinctive Insignia or Cloth County Fairgrounds (County Farm & Manchester), in Wheaton Illinois on SATUR- Patch catalogs, available to the general public and, at a discounted price, to ASMIC DAY night October 21st. members.

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Cedarburg Auction & Estate Sales, has been retained to sell HIGH QUALITY ANTIQUES, ADVERTISING, the immense quality collection of Glen & Marcy Eppers, of Sheboygan Falls, GENERAL STORE AUCTION Wisconsin. Mr. Eppers was a well-known and respected auctioneer and Location: 116 E. 4th Street, Earlville, IA antique dealer in Sheboygan and Wisconsin. His wife and family helped in Date: Saturday, October 21st, 2017 - 9:30 A.M. that endeavor. Mr. & Mrs. Eppers loved collecting quality country antiques. Stoneware* Coffee & Tobacco Tins* General Store items & displays* Advertising* Stained glass window* Signs In this estate, there is a Red Wing stoneware collection; rare and hard to find early coun- Go to harrylahrauctions.com for itemized list & pictures try kitchen collectibles; primitive, country, and period furniture; Depression and Victorian glass; Valentine’s Day paper ephemera and others; early tools; baskets; lighting; clocks; a canning jar collection; a bottle collection; jewelry; and loads more. (This is only a par- tial listing.) This will be a two part auction. Part I will be held November 16, 2017 at Circle B Recreation Center in Cedarburg, WI. Part II will be held January 18, 2018. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to find one of a kind antique items! Call 262-238-555 for more information, or visit our website at: www.cedarburgauction.com

HARRY LAHR AUCTIONS-(563)-329-1010 •harrylahrauctions.com Stanton’s Auctioneers –Accepting Collections & Consignments We are presently accepting collections of Antique Phonographs, Music Boxes, Jukeboxes, Orchestrions & Nickelodeons, Band Organs, Coin Operated Machines, Bird Boxes, Records, and all types of quality related items for our fall event that is scheduled for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, November 16, 17, & 18, 2017. We are scheduling trips across the United States and Canada and as we acquire the collections we will be meeting with the estates, families, owners & collectors. Our company handles the pickup, Located: N26006 Cty. Rd. S, Blair, WI 54616. Take Cty. Rd. C, 2 1/2 miles East packing, cataloging and photography work for the items that will be included in our fall event. of Beach Corners (Hwy. 53) to Cty. Rd. S, then turn Left on Cty. Rd. S, 1 mile to site. Plan on contacting us to discuss our travel schedule and having your items included in Watch for NIC auction signs. our upcoming event. It is not too early to start making plans to be included, and to benefit from the National and International advertising done over the upcoming months in print, direct mailings, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 2017 and through online technology. Our worldwide presence over the past 40 years in this field has Sale Time: 9:30 A.M. Lucy’s Lunch; Restroom made us a leader in the sale of these antique music machines. This is only a partial listing of the items for sale. Please view Full Listing and Color Photos At: www.NorthernInvestment.Com Steven E. Stanton 517-331-8150 cellular • email – [email protected] ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Bank of Ettrick coin sorter; Rosemal pieces; Susan Sampson print; traps; bale canning jars; insulators; planter; runner sled; 3/4 bed; crocks; saws and blades; Stanton’s Auctioneers, Appraisers, & Realtors clawfoot table; vintage women’s clothing and outerwear; Japanese kimono; Japanese sleepwear; china set; turntable; Enterprise sausage stuffer; quilts; deer antlers; cowbell; wicker stroller; hi- 144 S. Main, P.O. Box 146, Vermontville, MI 49096 TANTON’ Phone: (517) 726-0181 • Fax: (517) 726-0060 SAUCTIONEERS & REALTORSS chair; Depression glassware; child’s folding chairs; cedar chest; IBM typewriter; mantle clock; flat- E-mail: [email protected] ware; copper artwork; ORIGINAL APPLE II Computer, COMPLETE; wood stove; toboggan. Website: www.stantons-auctions.com Terms: Cash or Check. 5.5% Sales Tax will be charged on applicable items. Auction day announcements precede printed material. Items sold “As Is”. Eileen G Johnson Estate NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO., CLERK & CASHIER, Mondovi, WI, 715-926-4265 www.hacksauction.com [email protected] Registered Wisconsin Auction Co. License #10. ‘Denny & Nancy Ewald Antique Auction’ Rep. by: Dick Taylor, 715-299-7321, [email protected]. Northern Investment Company Auctioneer: John Marg, Black River Falls, WI, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th - 2:00 P.M. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer License #231, Phone: 715-284-4684 15950 E. Big Mound Rd., Lindenwood, WI Nancy & Denny are Selling their Home & Wish to Sell: Lovely Antiques & Primitives; Including 1840’s Scottish Immigrant’s Trunk & Others; 1860’s English Sideboard; Jelly Cupboards; Harvest Tables; Lindenwood Post Office Pc.; Furniture; Cherry Butcher Block Counter Top; Beaumont Pottery Dinner Ware Set; Stoneware; Country Store; Bucket Benches; Decoys; F&S Geese; Artwork; Farm $II>

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AUCTION AUCTION Estate of Walter Peskie Estate of the Late Walter Peskie New Merchandise Liquidation Saturday, October 21st, 2017 - 10:00 A.M. Sunday, October 22nd, 2017 - 10:00 A.M. Wittenberg Best Western Hotel Wittenberg Best Western Hotel W17267 Red Oak Lane, Wittenberg, WI W17267 Red Oak Lane, Wittenberg, WI Website: chuillisauction.com Website: chuillisauction.com Directions: Take Hwy. 29 East of Wittenberg to Hwy. 45S (exit 198), South on Hwy. 45 1/10 mile Directions: Take Hwy. 29 East of Wittenberg 1 mile to Hwy. 45 South (Exit 198), South on 45 1/10 to Red Oak Lane. mile to Red Oak Lane. Note: This exciting sale is a continuation of this unbelievable estate and will feature 75 firearms, Auction Note: This sale features new merchandise just in time for the Holidays. The merchandise gun safes, NIB scopes, ammo and much more. Make plans to attend this exciting event!!!! is not seconds or store returns. Begin your Christmas shopping early. Why pay retail when you 75 Firearms: (handguns) Thompson Contender w/3 barrels (5mm, 17 Rem & 256), Ruger new can shop the auction way. This sale is all part of the Walter Peskie Estate!!!! Model Single Seven 327 Fed Mag, (2) Ruger New Bearcat 22 cal. Tools, Camping & Related: Warn 12 volt model 1700 ATV winch, Super Winch ATV winch, revolvers, Browning model 1911 22, Ruger New Model Campbell Hausfeld portable lawn sprinkler & utility pump, Port A Mate miter saw work stand, Blackhawk 41 Mag., Ruger Single Six w/extra cylinder, Zastava M70A 9MM, Dremel sander kit, Timber Wolf chainsaw sharpener, Air Force utility air cut off tool, Nextool steel Browning 1911 22. Rifles to Include: Ruger M77 Mark II .338 Federal, Marlin saw horse, Larin jack stands, Wolfcraft portable work table, Black & Decker cordless hedge trim- 1895GS 45-70 Govt., Browning BLR Lt. Wt. .358, Ruger Mini- Ruger Mod. Single Seven, mer, Ryobi detail sander kit, Dremel shaper/router table, Master Force finishing sander, Work Site Thirty 7.62 X 39, Thompson Encore 25-06, Ruger Target Ranch .327 Fed. Mag. 5” saw, Peak 12 volt battery charger, Hudson sprayers, Stanley plastic tool boxes, Campbell Rifle .223, Ruger Ninety-Six 22 Mag., Remington 700 7mm-08, Hausefeld brad nailer kit, Grip 1 ton chain hoist, Clarke cut off saw, Performax Shock Wave multi Marlin XS7 7mm-08, Marlin XL7 .270, tool, Tool Shop multi purpose work bench, canvas tarps, Coleman Road Trip grill, Coleman Browning A-Bolt 300 WSM, Ruger All Weather portable toilet, Camp Chief outdoor cooking system, Weber Smoky Joe charcoal grill, Coleman 77/44 44 Rem. Mag., Ruger 10/22 Mannlicher, Remington Marlin Model 1895 673 .308, Rem. 673 .350 Rem. Mag., Ruger American 17 party grill, Mr. Heater propane heaters, Pro Temp 18,000 BTU portable heater, wrench sets, Keller GS 45-70 Govt. multi ladders, Ryobi 767RJ weed trimmer, Wagner stainmate plus, Vulcan portable work platform, HMR, Remington model 700 35 Whelen, Ruger M77 Mark tie down straps, rope, Coleman Sport Cat heaters, Coleman perfect flow camp grill and more. II .358, Remington 7600 .257 Roberts, Remington Woodsmaster 750 Carbine 35 Whelen, Kitchen Small Appliances: Cuisinart griddler, Rival counter top oven, Hamilton Beach Winchester 94 AE 444 Marlin, Winchester 88 .308, Remington US Model of 1917, Winchester counter top oven, George Foreman Grand Champ grill, Nostalgia Electrics slider maker, West mod. 60-22, Winchester mod. 100 .284, Sako .222, Winchester mod. 94AE 32 Spec., S&W M&P Bend rotary waffle maker, George Foreman Skil Lite searing skillet, Butterball indoor turkey 15 5.56, DPMS A-150 6.8 mm and more. Shotguns to Include: Merkel mod. 47E 20 ga. double, fryer, Nesco roasters, Black & Decker Gizmo mixer, Culinart two burger grill, West Bend Merkel 16 Ga. double in luggage case, Browning Citori crock pots, Mr. Coffee 4 cup coffee makers, West Bend 12” electric skillet, Nu Wave infrared 28 Ga. O/U, Benelli M1 Super 90 20 Ga., Benelli oven, Food Saver vacuum system, George Foreman G-Broil grill, Rival 11” square skillet, Franchi 12 Ga. O/U, Browning White Lightening 16 Ga. Hamilton Beach indoor grill, Rivel XLelectric skillet, single burner hot plates, Hamilton O/U, Beretta 686 Onyx 12 Ga. O/U, SKB Mod. 500 28 Beach slow cooker, Sunbeam Tea Drop tea maker, Hamilton Beach Olla Multiple meal maker, Ga. O/U, Benelli SPA 20 Ga. Pump, Benelli Ultra Light Nesco food steamer, Char Broil “The Big Easy” oil less turkey fryer, meat grinders, and more. 20 Ga., Remington 870 Express 16 Ga., Remington 870 Rest of Sale: Reynolds aluminum foil, Bounty paper towels, Hefty food storage bags, Hefty & Express .410, Browning model 12 28 gauge, Winchester Glad kitchen trash bags, saran wrap, Lodge cast iron cookware, light bulbs, sportsman coolers, win- Pigeon Grade Mod. 23 XTR 20 Ga. double and more. dow insulator kits, gloves, Simmons Baraska rifle scopes, Bushnell rifle scopes, Simmons rifle Binoculars & Scopes: Leitz Trinovid binoculars in scopes, leather brief cases, baskets, Noodle and TiTech golf balls, pocket knives, Specialized bike case, Steiner 10x26 binoculars in case, Swarovski 7 X helmet, Brand Name boots, shoes & sneakers (limited sizes). Brand name clothing to include: 30 Binoculars, Zeiss 8 X 30B binoculars, Several pair of Nikon binocu- Merkel 16 Gauge Dbl. New In Box Scopes to Include: Socks, jeans, sweat shirts etc. (limited sizes), sunglasses, stackable 12 compartment organizer, lars and other binoculars. Nikon Pro Staff electric heaters, Kerr pint & half pint canning jars, Corning Ware glass, Corning Ware glass 2-7X 32 Matte NP, Vortex Crossfire 3-9 X 40 V-Plex, Nikon Pro Staff 3-9 X 40 NP, Nikon Monarch UCC 2-7 X 32, Nikon P-223 3-9 X 40 Precision AR optic, Nikon Pro Staff Shotgun Hunter 2-7 X bake ware, plastic food storage containers, painting supplies, cleaning brushes and more. 32, Swift 1.5 – 4.5 X 32, Redfield Revolution 3-9 X 40 Matte 4-Plex, Nikon Monarch Terms & Conditions: Cash, Good Wisconsin Check, Visa, MC & Discover. All items sold AS IS. UCC 3-9 X 40 BDC, Nikon Real Tree Camo 4 X 32, Vortex Diamondback 1.75- WI sales tax laws apply. No CC Fees. 5 X 32 and more. Used Scopes: Leupold Vari-X II 2-7, Leupold VX-1 2-7 X CHUILLI’S AUCTION & APPRAISAL SERVICE, LLC 33, Several Nikon scopes and more. Other Sporting Related: JERRY CHUILLI, APPA Freedom gun safe by Liberty, Stack On gun safes, Mathews Solo Cam compound bow, archery targets, tree stands, trap shooters, blinds, snow- Advanced Personal Property Appraiser • Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #275 shoes, Gerber Machete Jr. new in package. Sheath Knives to Include: P.O. Box K Wittenberg, WI 54499 Remington, Buck, Case XX and more, soft gun cases, hard gun cases, 715-253-3038 Cell: 715-297-2457 Email: [email protected] Swarovski Fiskars hatchet, Suncast metal cabinets, Darton compound bow, pocket knives, Central Wisconsin’s Premiere Auction & Appraisal Service!!! 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100+ GUNS + 100+ BB Guns GUN AUCTION Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Dr., Maryville, MO Saturday, October 21, 2017 - 10:00 a.m. ONLINE BIDDING WILL BE AVAILABLE  SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS We WOrK harD fOr YOUr GUN HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE - SHOTGUNS:Winchester Model 1897 12 Gauge Shotgun Pump Action; S.S Kresge Company Model 151 made in Brazil, 410 Gauge, 3 Chamber Full Choke. RIFLES:Winchester Model 94-32 Win. Spl. Lever Action Peep Site; Winchester Model 94 30-30 Win. Lever Action Peep Site; SUCCeSS!! Call US TODaY Browning Arms Model BLR LT WT 81 Cal. 270 Win Only, Lever Action, Good Checkering, Peep Site; Win- chester Model 1894 Wells Fargo & Co. Commemorative Carbine 30-30, 20” Barrel, 1852-1957 Silver Plating with Saddle Ring, Lever Action, Checkering; Winchester Model 1894 Wells Fargo and Company TO See WhaT We CaN DO Commemorative Carbine 30-30 20” Barrel 1852-1957 Silver Plating with Saddle Ring Lever Action Checkering; Remington Model 710 30-06 Sprg Bolt Action, New, with Clip and Shoulder Pad and Bush- nell Scope; Winchester Model 70 Cal. 223 WSSM Bolt Action, Single Shot, with Simmons 3-9x40 8 Point Fully Coated Scope. PISTOLS: Smith & Wesson Cal.357 CTG Highway Patrolman, 6 Shot Revolver. fOr YOU! 715-524-3076 COMMEMORATIVES: Winchester Golden Spike Commemorative, Oceans United by Rail 1869- 1969, Model 94 30-30 Win., Lever Action, Peep Site, Excellent Cond., Possible New; Winchester Model 94 1864 30-30 Win., Lever Action, Peep Site, Etched Elk Scene “Antlered Game” ; Winchester Model 1896 www.auctionactionnews.com 94 30-30 Win., Lever Action, Peep Site, Saddle Ring, Legendary Lawmen “US Marshal”, Short Barrel. TRANSFER FEE: $15 per gun, up to 3, then $10 per gun thereafer. All gun laws will be observed. Send us a post auction article with 10-50 photos, captions with prices & a few paragraphs about BB GUN HIGHLIGHTS: Daisy 1938 Red Ryder Carbine; Wyandotte, Mechanical Shooting Gallery, Daisy 1894 “Non Commemorative”, Daisy 102 Model 36, Daisy 220 - Made in Scotland, EM-CE Zenit, 1936-40 - German Made, BSA Scorpion, Sheridan Model E, Daisy Model 125 - Cork the auction. We will feature the article on the front page!

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This intriguing rotating cast 5 Pc. Rogers sterling silver tea set, iron parts cabinet with sold for $1,925 at Chuilli’s Auction string-holder on top Service. saw plenty of interest & sold for $1,900 at Fricker Auctions

This Goodyear Tires Sign brought $3,000 at It took a $750 bid to win this rare Miller’s Auction Co. Dinky Toys Avro Vulcan Delta Wing Bomber toy at a North Central Sales auction. Only 500 were produced, all Rare Remington Revolving rifle sold for shipped to Canada. Beloit Auction founder Bill $5,610 at Kramer Auction Service. Miedema is long-retired from bid calling, but still makes an appearance at many of their Wednesday evening sales. Here’s Bill with a Victorian walnut cylinder-front secretary/bookcase that was the furniture winner of Rock Island Railroad reverse glass sign, gor- the night, fetching $1,100. geous and large at 90 inches by 26 inches. It brought $60,500 at Showtime Auction Services.

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Larson Falls Flyer Inboard, known as Serial #1 Exhibition engraved & cased "Boondoggle", c.1939. The Rarest of the Colt Navy Cartridge Revolver presented Rare, believed to be the only single cock- by Colt to Lewis Sheldon Colt Paymaster pit Falls Flyer Inboard ever built. Also the during the Civil War brought $368,000 at smallest at 16 ft. A one-of-a-kind beauty! Rock Island Auction Co. Sold at $49,000 at a Rich Penn auction. This Empire Jolley Rig Charles Walker mallard Gasoline double- drake brought $16,100 at a This vintage sided porcelain sign brought Guyette, Schmidt & popcorn wagon $10,450 at a Matthews Auction. Deeter auction. was a fixture for many years on the porch of Salesman Sample Frantiques Bed & Perfection Hog Oiler, Breakfast, and sold sold for $1,180 at a Tom for $500 at Fiese’s Auction Service. Harris auction. 16 Midwest Antique & Art Show Article & Photos by Midwest Antique the country bring excellent examples of American view and purchase the many wonderful treasures The Midwest Antique and Art Show in folk art, Americana, art, jewelry, furniture, holiday, awaiting. conjunction with The Collector's Eye Antique pottery, sporting goods, toys and more. Many of Website for both shows is Show will be presented on Sunday, October 22nd the dealers featured do the top antique shows www.MWAntiqueshow.com which will show pho- at Hawkeye Downs Exhibition Hall in Cedar across the country. tos from previous shows, dealer lists and hotel Rapids, Iowa. The Midwest show has been evolv- Both shows are in the Expo building at the information. For more information contact 319- ing for the past 30 years and has become “the Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds located in Cedar 389-7779. There is also a Facebook page for the Source” for great examples of folk art, art, Rapids, Iowa at 4400 6th St SW. Parking is free Midwest Antique and Art Show and Collector's Americana and mid-century modern. The shows with an $8 admission good for both shows. Hours Eye. The page will also present a preview of pho- feature 110 carefully chosen dealers from across are 10 am until 4 pm. Join the several hundred peo- tos taken on setup Saturday evening, October 21st. ple waiting in line at opening for first chance to

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AUCTION ACTION ANTIQUE NEWS WE’RE EVERYWHERE! 21 What's Fascinating About Collecting Is That Virtually Anything Is Collectable Nothing Should Surprise You, But It Will! Article & Photos by Jim Stephenson giving necessities as 'junk', or 'clutter'. A personal friend and proprietor of a I'm betting most of the readers of Auction Action Antique News were successful antique shop, when asked what he collects, commented “Nothing, never at a loss for something to do in their youth. I, for one, had boxes and no attachments, I just like selling.” Collectors care for their collectables and bags of collectables in my closet. My grandmother, with me in tow, would are meticulous organizers. walk plowed fields in the spring looking for sundry items that, for lack of any What's fascinating about collecting is that virtually anything is col- description, were just neat in my eyes. Rocks, pottery chards, arrowheads, lectable. Nothing should surprise you, but it will! Attending an auction or col- bottle tops, china, and occasional round things filled my pockets for the trans- lectables show is a great place to learn. As much as I'm lured to an event port home. A few hours of scouring yielded a few dozen artifacts. After a soak because of my own passion, marbles, I become immersed in the unbridled and scrub, they were amazing to look at, hold, and sense the history. I was atmosphere. hooked and have been walking plowed fields ever since. Only after my grand- You may know your hobby or collectables well, but it could happen mother passed away did I learn that she had planted a few seeds in those that items pop up from time-to-time that will beg to stump the best of us. It fields. Little did I know she led me to those treasures stepping over the seeds might be helpful to have a pricing guide in your pocket, or as we know, it can so I would know the excitement of a find. She showered me with praise for be found on your cell phone quickly, but a living experienced source of infor- having good eyes to spot an arrowhead or pottery shard on a clump. She knew mation speeds the immediate need to know what you want to spend your hard that it was important that the time I spent scouring those fields had a more earned resources on important meaning than a walk in the dirt. I've been walking in dirt for There is one great way to assure you know as much as possible about decades. Never bored, the hours go by in anticipation of the next 'find'. your collectables. Join a club! Share with members that know far more than Today, or any day in 2017, might be a good moment to mention that you do. For your consideration, the Badger Marble Club (Madison) will host as much as you, who are most likely collectors of something, would be hard its 20th marble show on October 27, 28 (room showings) and the show on the pressed to find a youngster in your neighborhood willing to lay down his 29th. It will be held in Madison, WI. at Howard Johnson's Plaza Hotel, 3041 phone to walk in dirt for a few hours. I was an educator for 33 years and at E. Washington Ave. Additionally, our club meets 4 or 5 times a year to keep the beginning of the year I would have my students fill out a form so that I members informed of the trends and special events. might know a little about them. I asked nothing personal, but I did ask if they We are fortunate to have members who are some of the most knowl- had a hobby or collected anything. Some did, but those that did usually fol- edgeable and enthusiastic collectors in the mid-west (and beyond!). To get the lowed a parent passion. Our schools keep them so busy with academics and most out of our show, visit collectors rooms anytime Friday and Saturday. athletics, and that along with their 'screen time', leaves most of them with lit- Rooms are open for you to visit and learn more about the hobby. Collecting tle extra time for pursuing a hobby. marbles is our passion, but the friendships sustain our enthusiasm. All genre of collectables have a social history which makes them fas- For more information regarding the show contact Bill Bass at 608- cinating and uniquely fitted 'to-each-his-own'. Those of us who collect will 723-6138 or email [email protected] or Jim Stephenson at 608-225- preserve collecting, like my grandmother, you might sense a responsibility to 1226 or email [email protected] 'teach' collecting, unless, of course, you consider anything beyond bare life 22 THE CHICAGO TOY SHOW “An Antique/Collectible Doll & Toy Show” Article & Photos by Diana Tabin of their world. Toys are a memorabilia of the past preserved for the future. (Chicago Toy Show Antique World Shows) Collectors search for treasures remembered from their childhood, for The Chicago Toy Show features three enormous exhibit halls filled items their parents enjoyed as children, and for toys too charming to pass by. with toys: East, West, and Exhibit A, backed by two more exhibit halls with Playthings made of cast iron, pressed steel, tin, die cast, wood, wind-ups, bat- more toys: Trades North and Trades South. The show also presents two Doll tery-ops, plastic, paper, china, bisque, and glass are all collectible. Equally Houses: The Atrium and Exhibit A Kitchen, as well as random booths dis- unique and desirable are Star Wars items, Marvel comic characters, Action playing dolls in the toy buildings. This event presents seven buildings with Figures, Robots, Disney, automotives, planes, rockets, western, Matchbox, over 600 exhibitors, and is the largest toy show combined with the largest doll monsters, playsets, and vintage Christmas and Halloween. We have it all. show in the world. Yes, the largest in the world! Featuring the finest col- You are invited to the Chicago Toy Show on Sunday, October 22, lectibles in today’s market, this is truly a spectacular event! from 8:00am to 3:00pm at the Kane County Fairgrounds, 525 South River Rd Walk from building to building and be amazed at the quality and range in St Charles IL 60174. Contact www.chicagotoyshow.com for information of treasures available. Our exhibitors feature the unusual, the rare, and the on floor rights, tables, room trading, and discounted hotel rates for our group. desirable in every collectible toy and doll category. The most precious high- FREE parking, adult admission is $10.00, and children are FREE. lights in collections all over the country have been found at this show. SPECIALATTRACTION: The Midwest Garrison of the 501st Toy collecting is not about barter and price and profit; it is about a fas- Legion, Star Wars costuming organization is coming again to pose with cination of the infinite items in the hobby. It is about an appreciation of the you for your family/group photos. The 501st Legion is a worldwide Star Wars craftsmanship, the rarity, the exquisite detailing, the history of each playful costuming organization comprised of and operated by Star Wars fans, Lucas toy. Toys are a reflection of the era they represent, a miniature interpretation film's preferred Imperial Costuming Group. 23 St. Louis Indian Western Art Show & Sale

Article & photos by Carolynn Boehmer (Gateway Indian Art Club) The Gateway Indian Art Club of St. Louis was founded in the early 1980’s by Todd Boehmer, Virgil Laux and Ben Thompson, three men who have been long time collectors and members of the Greater St Louis Archaeology Society. Although they started their collections with primarily stone tools, they had a great appreciation for the beauty of Indian Art which included pieces of bead work, quill work, pottery designs, basket designs, rugs and jewelry. They felt that an organization that focused on these pieces would benefit collectors and dealers in the St Louis area by connecting with others who recognized the artistry in each piece.

So join us for the St. Louis Indian Western Art Show & Sale on Saturday, November 4th from 10:00am to 5:00pm & Sunday, November 5th from 10:00am to 3:00pm. Admission is $5 & early admission is $25 at 9am Saturday. The show will take place at the Holiday Inn Route 66 Hotel, 10709 Watson Road at Lindbergh (near I-270), St. Louis, Missouri 63127.

The St. Louis area has a rich Indian heritage and there were many Indian Mounds within what is now the city of St. Louis when it was first being settled. We have a fabulous treasure nearby at Cahokia Mounds in Cahokia, IL and something we can be proud of. Additionally, the St Louis Art Museum houses the outstanding collection of St. Louisian, Donald Danforth, a long time collector of Indian artifacts.

The Gateway Indian Art Club of St. Louis has sponsored a major show every fall for more than 25 years which brings collectors and dealers to our area that shows the fine workmanship within the Indian Culture. Our show brings together collectors from all over the United States and is open to the public. It is our hope that when people see the beautiful items, it will form an interest in younger generations to perpetuate a strong interest in this unique culture and will carry into the future.

For more information contact The Gateway Indian Art Club at 314- 229-6967 or by visiting our website at www.gatewayindianartclub.com

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