Friends of ACADIA 2012

ANNUAL BENEFIT

August 11, 2012

6:00 pm ANNUAL BENEFIT Saturday, August 11, 2012 The Asticou Inn Northeast Harbor, Maine

6:00  Cocktail reception and silent auction 8:00 Dinner and live auction Auctioneer: Mr. C. Hugh Hildesley, Sotheby’s Dancing to follow

Silent Auction: 6:00 to 8:00pm

ONLINE AUCTION: Now through August 22 www.charitybuzz.com/friendsofacadia

Cover Photo: Tom Blagden TABLE OF CONTENTS Saturday, August 11, 2012 Welcome Letter...... 2 The Asticou Inn Benefit Committee...... 4 Benefit Patrons...... 5

Northeast Harbor, Maine Benefit Sponsors/Board of Directors...... 6

Live Auction Items...... 8-12

Silent Auction Items...... 14-23

Online Bidding Information...... 23

Terms and Conditions...... 24

Absentee Bid Form...... 25

Special Thanks Advertising Section...... 26-29

Photo: Tom Blagden 1 | welcome

Dear Friends,

Welcome to the 23rd Annual Friends of Acadia Benefit Auction!

Acadia National Park is our “backyard” and an important source of recreation as well as peace- ful renewal. It is unique among national parks in its close integration of natural and constructed landscapes, its extreme density of visitation, and the history of private stewardship of this public treasure. The Friends of Acadia Benefit Auction celebrates and helps protect and preserve Acadia’s enchanted forests and other magnificent natural and cultural resources. And this very special event celebrates the legacy of the founders of Acadia National Park and Friends of Acadia, inspiring us all to carry on the work of those farsighted individuals.

A full year of planning has gone into creating a fun and successful evening. We are grateful for the dedication and generosity of the Benefit Auction Committee Chair and volunteers, the Benefit Patrons and Business Sponsors, and the many artists, businesses, and individuals who donated the fabulous auction items featured in this preview catalog. Their love for this magnificent place fuels our work to preserve and protect Acadia now and for future generations.

By participating in the Benefit Auction—by bidding on live or silent auction items at the event, bidding online at charitybuzz.com, or sending in an absentee bid; or by simply attending the event or making a donation in support of it—you will be part of Acadia’s conservation legacy, providing direct and vital support to the park through Friends of Acadia’s programs, conservation grants, and advocacy efforts. The unrestricted funds raised at the Benefit provide critical support to manage key new and ongoing programs, including:

• Volunteer-driven maintenance on Acadia’s historic carriage roads and trails • Programs to engage young people in the park, like the Acadia Youth Technology Team • Partnerships like the Island Explorer, which help protect the Acadia experience

Have fun, enjoy this evening of friendship and conviviality, and know that through your bids and your presence you are part of the legacy of preservation for this magnificent and beloved place.

With appreciation,

David R. MacDonald Lili Pew President & CEO Benefit Chair

Edward L. Samek Sheridan Steele Chairman of the Board Acadia National Park Superintendent

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Photo: Roger Thompson 3 || 2012 benefit committee (list as of July 20)

BENEFIT CHAIR Nancy Dawson Ellanor Notides Lili Pew Phyllis Dennis David Ober Sara Dennis Binkie Orthwein Auctioneer Alexandra Doorly Nan Ourisman Mr. C. Hugh Hildesley, Sotheby’s Linda Douglass Susan Paneyko Auction Committee Co-Chairs Whitney Douglass Daria Pew Gail Clark Aubin Dupree Susanna Porter Anne Green Sunny Dupree Bambi Putnam Lynne Wheat Donna Eacho Katrina Rank Dianna Emory Jennifer Richardson catalog and Digital Guide Chair Ann Fenno Ann Roberts Charlie Merriman Susan Ferrante-Collier Emma Roberts Décor Committee Co-Chairs Dolly Fisher Barbara Robinson Leandra Fremont-Smith Leslie Fogg Deborah Robinson Heather Jervis Wendy Foulke Roxana Robinson Elizabeth Merck Lake Thayer Fox Diana Rowan Rockefeller Carol Fremont-Smith Kimmie Ross Jenny Petschek Christina Godfrey Martie Samek Kate Pickett Linda Levy Goldberg Elizabeth Samek-O’Malley Courtney Thompson Helen Goodhue Meg Samek-Smith Laura Zukerman Piper Gould Cheryl Savage Dinner Committee Chair Arlene Graime B.Z. Schwartz Lydia Kimball Anna Hargraves Hall Elizabeth Seherr-Thoss Diana Hambleton Ellen Shafer Logistics Committee Co-Chairs Laura Hamilton Diana Spencer Gail Cook Margaret Hamner Barbara Steele Lanie Lincoln Louise Hartwell Martha Stewart Story Litchfield Mimi Heckman Clare Stone Patron Committee Co-Chairs Muffie Hoche Christine Strawbridge Meredith Moriarty Anne Hopkins Nina Strawbridge Nancy Hoppin Ellen Shafer Allison Sullens Jen Irwin Nonie Sullivan Committee Allison Johnson Patricia Toogood Brenda Anderson Lillie Johnson Laurie Towers Anne Bass Hilary Kärst Cynthia Urfer Mary Lee Bayne Maggie Kelley Julia Merck Utsch Maura Benjamin Lydia Kimball Bonnie Van Alen Patricia Blake Wilhelmina Kipp Juliet Van Alen Allison Bourke Arlene Kogod Christiaan van Heerden Barbara Brack Susan Kroeger Cody van Heerden Antoinette Brewster Sydie Lansing Kate Vanoff Brenda Brodie Debby Lash Robin Vermylen Ellie Buchanan Kim Lawrie Susan Warren Jean Burden Story Litchfield Minnie Watriss Ildiko Butler Jackie Lowe Carol Weg Hannah Clark Liz Martinez Ariane Wellin Tanny Clark Adrienne Maxwell Lynne Wheat Ruth Colket Susanne McCullagh Lynne Williams Frances Comer Linda McGillicuddy Diana Wister Gail Cook Betsy Moore-Mills Effie Wister Malinda Crain Meredith Moriarty Carolyn Witt Kathryn Davis Sara Nathan Noelle Wolf Sydney Davis Nancy Nimick Karen Zukerman

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Our great appreciation to the patrons of the Friends of Acadia Benefit. Their support makes our special event possible.

underwriters Linda and Bob Douglass Meredith and Phil Moriarty Charles Butt Brian and Ford Draper Anita and Phipps Moriarty Emily and Mitchell Rales Linda and Jeff Dunn Frank Moya Allison and Stephen Sullens Sunny and Fred Dupree Janneke Seton Neilson Julia and Hans Utsch Donna and Bill Eacho Louisa and Bill Newlin Kim and Finn Wentworth Dianna and Ben Emory Ellanor and Russ Notides Shelby White Ann and Brooks Fenno Judy and Peter Obbard Diana and Bill Wister Dolly and John Fisher Jennifer & Jonathan Oppenheimer

sponsors Leslie and Joe Fogg Susan and Stephen Paneyko Boyden Gray Kathy Vignos Folsom Gayle and Ferguson Peters Sandy and Mark Kryder Wendy and Walter Foulke Daria and Andy Pew Martie and Ed Samek Wendy and William Foulke Lili Pew Nonie and John Sullivan Carol and Paul Fremont-Smith Polly and Dan Pierce Lynne Wheat Emily Frick Kathie Pontone and Mitch Kolkin Noelle and Dick Wolf Marshall Ginn and Jim Orrell Susanna Porter and Jamie Clark Mazzie and Charlie Gogolak Donna and David Reis benefactors Ellie and Temple Grassi Barbara and John Robinson Ildiko and Gilbert Butler Anne and Jim Green David Rockefeller Lillie and Ned Johnson Carol and Dick Habermann Sydney Roberts Rockefeller Nora and Rob Leary Laura and Berno Hamilton Ellen and Robert Shafer Diana Rowan Rockefeller Margaret and Clay Hamner Conrad Shisler friends Louise Hartwell Jane and Dennis Shubert Brenda and Kelley Anderson Jennifer and Winston Holt Mary Ann and Mike Siklosi Lili Andrews and Gordon Beck Josephine and John Ingle Jennifer Skiff and Jon Sainken Emily Beck and Geoff Young Lynn and Stuart Janney Dee and Howard Solomon Bob Bell Allison and Edward Johnson Paige and John Slater Ann and Fred Benson Hilary and Jan Kärst Christine and Bobby Spaziani Marie and Gerald Berlin Elisabeth and Conor Kehoe Diana Davis Spencer Joanne Berwind Maggie and Jack Kelley Natasha and Jay Steinle Pat and Curtis Blake Lydia and Dan Kimball Boo and Morris Stroud Abby and Tom Bowers Susan and Keith Kroeger Genie and Will Thorndike Antoinette and Ben Brewster Elizabeth and Doug Lake Barbara and Bill Trimble Ellie and Bill Buchanan Sydie Lansing Cody and Christiaan van Heerden Nancy and Duncan Burke Kim and Michael Lawrie Robin and Paul Vermylen Tania and Doug Carnrick Jean and Edward Lipkin Anne and Cliff Wagner Lisa Cashdan and Peter Stein Judith and James Loutit Mary Clark Webster Mary Ann and Harry Charlston Jackie and John Lowe Ariane Wellin Gail and Ham Clark Liz and Arthur Martinez Ann and John Weston Hannah and Tim Clark Adrienne and John Maxwell Barbara and Bill Whitman Tanny Clark Louise and Jim McCabe Sandy Wilcox and Jack Russell Jayme and Bryan Colket Suzanne and Grant McCullagh Patricia Wright Ruth and Tris Colket Linda and Clement McGillicuddy Laura Zukerman Anna Cooke and Charles Woodward Lois and Bob McKown Malinda and Alan Crain Liz McMullan & Kaveh Haghkerdar A special thank you to Sydney and Andrew Davis Charlie Merriman Emily and Mitch Rales Edith Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Gerrish H. Milliken for hosting the Patron Preview Mary Kay and David Donovan Martin Morad Party on Wednesday, August 8 at Ruthy’s Way.

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Thank you to the many businesses that have generously sponsored the 23rdAnnual Friends of Acadia Benefit. Please support our advertisers.

Cadillac Mountain Level beech mountain level Havana www.havanamaine.com Acadia Corporation Asticou Charters www.acadiashops.com www.asticoucharters.com Hewes & Company Goldman, Sachs & Co. Asticou Inn www.hewesco.com www.goldmansachs.com www.asticou.com Interiors By Details Sotheby’s B.C.M. Construction, Inc. www.interiorsbydetails.com www.sothebys.com 207-276-5766 John Williams Boat Company sargent Mountain Level BerryDunn www.jwboatco.com www.berrydunn.com Fidelity Investments The Knowles Company Real Estate www.fidelity.com Bluenose Inn www.knowlesco.com www.barharborhotel.com pemetic mountain level Machias Savings Bank Ambience Lighting Service Brown Appliance & Mattress, Inc. www.machiassavings.com www.ambienceportfolio.com www.brownapplianceandmattress.com McGrath’s Variety Store Atlantic Landscape Construction, Inc. Clark Point Gallery 207-276-5548 www.atlanticlandscapeconstruction.com www.clarkpointgallery.com Oli’s Trolley Bangor Hydro Electric Company Coastal Irrigation & Lighting, Inc. www.olistrolley.com www.bhe.com www.irrigatemaine.com Savage Forest Enterprise Burdick & Associates Landscape Design Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina www.savageforest.com www.burdickassociates.com www.dysartsmarina.com Sawyer’s Market Butler Marine Insurance E.L. Shea, Inc. www.sawyersmarket.com www.butlermarineinsurance.com www.elshea.com Sawyer’s Specialties Christie’s The First www.mdiwine.com www.christies.com www.the1st.com Sips Classic Boat Shop Gallery at Frenchman’s Bay www.sipsmdi.com www.classicboatshop.com www.frenchmansbay.com Wallace Tent and Party Rental Maine Coast Heritage Trust Galyn’s www.wallacetent.com www.mcht.org www.galynsbarharbor.com Window Panes Nelson F. Goodwin Co. Inc. www.windowpanesmdi.com www.nelsongoodwin.com XYZ Restaurant 10 Tables Restaurant www.xyzmaine.com www.10tablesbarharbor.com

friends of Acadia Board of directors

Edward L. Samek, Chair Michael Cook Meredith Moriarty John Fassak, Vice Chair Andrew Davis Lili Pew Ed Lipkin, Treasurer Nathaniel Fenton Donna Reis Emily Beck, Secretary C. Boyden Gray Jack Russell Anne Green Mike Siklosi Fred Benson Cookie Horner Nonie Sullivan Brownie Carson Jack Kelley Christiaan van Heerden Gail Clark David R. MacDonald Dick Wolf Hannah Sistare Clark Barbara McLeod Bill Zoellick

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Lot #1 charitybuzz Lot #2 charitybuzz Blue Mountains of Jamaica: 7 Nights for 2 The Majestic Pyrenees Mountains of Spain: Guests at Strawberry Hill Hotel, Spa & Gardens 5 Luxurious Days and 4 Nights for 2 Couples

Perched 3,100 feet above sea level in the Blue Mountains One of the most determining factors in the history of the of Jamaica, Strawberry Hill Hotel, Spa & Gardens offers high valleys of the Sobrarbe region of the Pyrenees has an enchanting mix of rich Jamaican heritage balanced by been their secluded solitude until recent times. The rug- health-conscious living. The former 50-acre coffee planta- ged geography has served to preserve the landscape, the tion houses the Strawberry Hill Field Spa, a main house, popular architecture, and its many deep-rooted traditions. and twelve handcrafted 19th century Georgian-style This 5-day, 4-night Spanish adventure to this privileged cottages, each carefully sited in a private tropical haven environment is for 2 couples at Casa de San Martin Hotel, with magnificent mountainside and panoramic views adjacent to Ordesa National Park in the high Pyrenees. of the Blue Mountains and the Caribbean Sea. Elaborate Formerly a monastery, Casa de San Martin has been pains- botanical gardens, an inviting fireside bar, multiple din- takingly restored in recent years into a very small high-end ing options, hiking trails, and a spectacular infinity pool hotel. Perched high on a mountain ridge, the hotel is a per- round out the offerings. The resort’s blend of authentic fect refuge for anyone wanting to trek or hike, explore the Caribbean culture and cosmopolitan sophistication Park, or float down one of the many pure free flowing rivers makes Strawberry Hill a destination for famous musi- nearby. Balconies and terraces in your private suites also cians, entertainers, reggae artists, the fashion elite, and provide you an opportunity to just relax and take in the discerning travelers alike. Come experience the mystique spectacular scenery all around you. This special place has of an unparalleled mountaintop paradise. to be seen to be believed! Includes full gourmet breakfast Terms: 7 nights for 2 guests in a studio suite, 1 guided daily. The hotel is equidistant between Barcelona, Spain trail hike, and 1 three-course dinner for 2. Valid August and Toulouse, France. 12, 2012 - October 31, 2012 or May 1, 2013 - October 31, Terms: To be scheduled at a mutually agreed-upon time sub- 2013. ject to availability. Valid for up to 1 year from auction close.

Donor: Island Outpost Donor: Casa de San Martin Hotel Estimated Value: $4,500 Estimated Value: $3,500

| 8 Lot #3 charitybuzz Salt Ponds, a Custom Able Somes Sound 26

Salt Ponds is a quintessential Old Port Marine launch, fin- ished by Able Marine. Salt Ponds has been well maintained and owned by the same family since her launch in 1987. The semi-displacement hull is relatively light and very maneuverable; it is in keeping with the traditional lines of a Maine lobster boat yet incorporates contemporary per- formance concepts. She is built on a conventional molded fiberglass hull while the interior construction consists primarily of wood. It rises gradually forward intersect- ing a lovely stem line; the high bow provides a generous forward storage locker for a day boat and wards off the unwanted spray often caused by the prevailing chop. There is a canvas top supported by bronze bows that covers the cockpit coaming, providing excellent shelter from the inclement weather as well as protection while on the mooring. Includes a custom galvanized roll-on trailer, a full boat cover, one year of winter storage, and a coat of varnish next spring donated by John Williams Boat Company in Hall Quarry. With a recent sanding of her deck and a sea trial by John Williams Boat Company, the boat is ready for a lucky family to dart around MDI during the warm summer months.

Donor: Ildiko and Gilbert Butler Estimated Value: $85,000

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Lot #4 Lot #5 charitybuzz Richard Estes Commissioned Painting 1936 Ford Model 68 Convertible Sedan Chassis #18269154 Ensure your place in the history of art with a commis- sioned work by Richard Estes. Esteemed art historian and Imagine driving to the village in your vintage 1936 Ford author John Wilmerding notes, “Hopper may have left us Model 68 Convertible Sedan, top down with a car full of with better known and memorable single works… but friends. A strong seller in 1936, this updated model gained Estes is the better painter in the sheer practice of his craft.” an opening “humpback” trunk, which greatly increased its Estes has further been compared to Piet Mondrian, Sol carrying capacity, as well as wind up passenger windows, Lewitt, and Chuck Close for his modernist abstract and which were a boastful luxury for 1936. Remaining con- realist painting, Canaletto for his artistic process, and Jan vertible sedans are fairly rare and this 1936 Ford benefits Vermeer for his cerebral interest in mirrors and reflection. from a fine restoration. Paint, plating, and upholstery Portraits by Estes include that of Ned and Lillie Johnson, throughout are fresh while under the hood the 221 cubic- eminent French writer Marguerite Yourcenar, and prolific inch V-8 runs smoothly. The timeless style of this car lends architect I.M. Pei. His work has been exhibited by the Met- itself perfectly to summer driving around Mount Desert ropolitan Museum of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, Guggen- Island and other summer escapes! heim, and Whitney Museum of American Art. Donor: Anonymous Terms: 12 x 16 inches, plus or minus; water based on paper Estimated Value: $40,000 or board; location for photographs: Mount Desert Island; work to be finished during the winter.

Donor: Richard Estes Estimated Value: $20,000

| 10 Lot #6 10 nights for 2 couples in the Loire Valley, France

Spend 10 peaceful nights in a beautifully restored home on the Loire River, in a little village near Chinon and Saumur, south of Tours. Enjoy the stunning countryside, biking, kayaking, and sightseeing. Visit Villandry, Azay- le-Rideau, Abbey de Fontevraud, and les Chateaux des Riveau, Langeais, and Sache. Terms: 2 bedrooms (1 king, 1 queen) and 3 baths; valid for travel through August 2013, not available in June 2013; airfare to Charles de Gaulle Airport not included.

Donor: Ildiko and Gilbert Butler Estimated value: $7,000

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Lot #7 charitybuzz Lot #8 Trail Workers by Judy Taylor Raise Your Paddle: Youth & Technology in Acadia

Modeled on Acadia National Park’s Civilian Conservation Putting technology to good use, the Acadia Youth Innova- Corps workers of the 1930s, Trail Workers exudes the hard tions in Nature program engages young people in develop- work and skill of the young men who built Acadia’s trails, ing appropriate uses of technology to connect youth and roads, and other infrastructure. The oil-on-linen, mea- other visitors to Acadia. The program was initiated in 2011 as suring 37 by 44 inches framed, was painted by famed a part of Friends of Acadia’s 25th anniversary celebration and artist Judy Taylor. Known most recently for her mural of 2016 Initiatives, when FOA funded a team of four high school labor history in Maine, Taylor is a classical figurative and interns—the Acadia Youth Technology Team—as a youth- portrait painter in the atelier tradition. Her works have focused, youth-powered “think tank” to gather information, been exhibited nationally and have included numerous brainstorm, and create ways that mobile technology could be corporate and private commissions, including murals used to enhance, not replace, visitors’ experiences. and exhibition design. In 2012, the team is field-testing five projects including Donor: Suzi and Bert Zbar time-lapse photography at the Wild Gardens of Acadia, a Estimated value: $5,000 mobile iPad lab, QR codes on plant labels in the Wild Gardens, improved online park information, and a Digital Media Inter- pretation Kit for use in the peregrine falcon and hawk watch programs.

One of many youth-based programs underway for 2016, the Acadia Youth Innovations in Nature Program is a ground-break- ing model for all national parks, by kids for kids!

Donor: You!

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Art and collectibles Lot # 100 Lot # 105 Rosemary Levin Leslie Fogg Chasm Bridge Sea Thru TI ON Hand hooked rug with Watercolor, 30” x 34 ½” hand dyed and vintage framed. U C wool. Number 8 in the Donor: Leslie Fogg series of 17 original design Estimated value: $1,250 rugs of Acadia’s carriage road bridges. Donor: Rosemary Levin Estimated value: $700 Lot # 106

SI LEN T A Ildiko Butler Lot # 101 charitybuzz Pretty Marsh Bog #1 Carroll Tyson Photograph, 32 ½” x 24 ½”. American Swift from Birds Donor: Ildiko Butler of MDI Estimated value: $500 40” x 32” framed. Donor: Clark Point Gallery Estimated value: $3,000

Lot # 102 Lot # 107 Patricia Toogood Ildiko Butler Rabbit Pretty Marsh Bog #2 Original ceramic sculpture Photograph, 24 ½” x 32 ½”. 11” x 15”. Donor: Ildiko Butler Donor: Pat Toogood Estimated value: $500 Estimated value: $1,200

Lot # 103 charitybuzz Lot # 108 Peter Lik Ildiko Butler Atlantic Shores Pretty Marsh Bog #3 Limited edition photo- Photograph, 32 ½” x 24 ½”. graph, #102/950, 58” x 20” Donor: Ildiko Butler in a recessed mount frame. Estimated value: $500 Donor: Peter Lik Estimated value: $4,000

Lot # 109 Corinne Carbone Witch Hole Lot # 104 Acrylic on canvas, 24” x 24” Diana Roper McDowell gallery wrapped. Norumbega Cairn Donor: Corinne Carbone Oil, 18” x 24” gallery wrap. Estimated value: $1,000 Donor: Diana Roper

For additional items, details, and online bidding visit www.friendsofacadia.org and online bidding visit www.friendsofacadia.org details, additional items, For McDowell Estimated value: $900

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Art and collectibles Lot # 110 charitybuzz Lot # 115 Robert Clark Frances Hamabe Snowy Thicket Kayaks at the Blue Hills Falls Limited edition wood Photo-reproduction of block print. Edition 4/24, lithograph. 16 ½” x 18 ½” framed. Donor: Phyllis Hamabe and Donor: Robert Clark Mitchell-Nevin Fine Art Estimated value: $800 Estimated value: $300

Lot # 116 Anne Green Row Boat Photograph, 18 ¼” x 22” framed. Donor: Anne Green Estimated value: $100 Lot # 111 I.T. Moore Lot # 117 Jordan Pond House and the Elise Palmer Bubbles circa 1915 Hyacinths in Chinese Bowl Giclée print from original Watercolor. negative. 19 ¾” x 48 ¼” framed. Donor: Elise Palmer Donor: Ahlblad’s Frame Estimated value: $500 Shop and Raymond Strout Estimated value: $500

Lot # 112 I.T. Moore Northeast Harbor circa 1915 Giclée print from original negative. 19 ¾” x 48 ¼” framed. Donor: Ahlblad’s Frame Shop and Raymond Strout Estimated value: $500 Lot # 118 Ed Monnelly Ferns, Birches in Autumn; Lot # 113 by Triple Arch Bridge Katrina Hart Fuji Crystal Archive Print. All Calm 24” x 30” framed. Acrylic on canvas, 18” x 24” Donor: Ed Monnelly gallery wrap. Estimated value: $400 Donor: Katrina Hart Estimated value: $700

Lot # 114 Lot # 119 Dorothy Kerper Monnelly Professional artist trained Sand Beach Winter at the School of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Limited edition silver gelatin print, 2/50. 24” x 30” Open Spaces #1 framed. Gouache, 26” x 31” framed. Donor: Dorothy Kerper Donor: Ann Thorne Fenno Monnelly Estimated value: $500 Estimated value: $1,050

15 | Art and collectibles Lot # 120 Lot # 126 Professional artist trained Dan Kirschner at the School of Museum Sunset, Echo Lake

TI ON of Fine Arts, Boston Photograph, 24” x 10” Open Spaces #2 framed. U C Gouache, 23” x 38” framed. Donor: Dan Kirschner Donor: Ann Thorne Fenno Estimated value: $275 Estimated Value: $500

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SI LEN T A Cookie Horner Lot # 127 Cairns Dan Kirschner Watercolor print, 9” x 12” Sunset and Reflection, Echo mounted on board. Lake Donor: Cookie Horner Photograph, 9” x 32” framed. Estimated value: $100 Donor: Dan Kirschner Estimated value: $300

Lot # 122 Masterpiece Portrait at Four Seasons in New York Photograph for up to 8 people, 20” wall portrait on canvas. One-night stay for up to 4 people at the Four Seasons. Lot # 128 Donor: Kramer Portraits, New York Stefan Elliott Estimated value: $6,500 Azalea Garden Oil on wood, 20” x 18” gal- lery wrap. Lot # 123 Wini Smart Donor: Stefan Elliott Homestead, Baker Island Estimated value: $600 Limited edition giclee print, 13 of 50. 16” x 20” framed. Donor: Wini Smart Estimated value: $275

Lot # 129 Lot # 124 Nan Ulett Wini Smart Red Tail Shark Foggy Shore Multi-media shark made Limited edition giclee of wood, shark teeth and print, 23 of 100. 16” x 20” linoleum. framed. Donor: Sea Change, Nan Ulett Donor: Wini Smart Estimated value: $120 Estimated value: $275 Lot # 130 Longman Hurst et al Lot # 125 Crustacea Julia Zito Reproduction of historic White Birches in Winter plate, 40” x 34” framed. Diptych of white birch Donor: The Romantic Room trees, oil and acrylic on Estimated value: $600 stretched linen, 18” x 24”. Donor: Julia Zito For additional items, details, and online bidding visit www.friendsofacadia.org and online bidding visit www.friendsofacadia.org details, additional items, For Estimated value: $400

| 16 Lot # 131 Lot # 203 Steven Bart Vintage Ship Model Little Long Pond Model of 3 masted schoo- Photograph 16 ¾” x 20 ¾” ner 24” x 18”; 36” x 24” in framed. case. Donor: Steven Bart Donor: Lynne Wheat Estimated value: $125 Estimated value: priceless!

Lot # 204 Lot # 132 19th Century Japanese Plates Nate Parker Pair of hand painted Eagle Lake, Lichen Rocks porcelain plates with cobalt blue, gold gilt, iron Black and white photo- red, yellow and green over graph 27” x 31” framed. glazes. Koransha kilns. 8 ¼ “ Donor: Nate Parker diameter. Estimated value: $250 Donor: Schneible Fine Arts Estimated value: $1,000

Lot # 205 home Lunaform Planter Carini planter with Lot # 200 inverted conical body, Yacht Tender Rowboat delicately thin wall and softly curved, inside edge. 11’ rowboat built by Bob 14” high, 14” diameter. Lincoln of RKL Boatworks. Row from two stations. Donor: Lunaform Teak seats. Estimated value: $220 Donor: Ildiko and Gilbert Butler Estimated value: $2,500 Lot # 206 Janet Morgan Floor Cloth Hand-painted floor cloth with Maine scene. Ap- Lot # 201 proximately 3’ x 5’. Day of Tree Work from Sav- Donor: Janet Morgan age Forest Enterprise Estimated value: $500 Four-person crew for an 8-hour day. Includes bucket truck and chipper. Lot # 207 Good through 2012. The Winther Tricycle and Trailer higher the bid, the better Built in Denmark, this the deal. See www.friend- velocipede and trailer will sofacadia.org for details. provide years of endless Donor: Savage Forest fun. Heavy duty and inde- Enterprise structible, yet easy enough Estimated value: $2,800 for the youngest peddler in the group. Donor: John W. Sheetz & Lot # 202 Sons Yves Delorme Gift Basket Estimated value: $720 An Yves Delorme Iosis floral Sawadee tapestry Lot # 208 pillow, grey 18” x 18”, and Acadia Pink Granite Bench 2 Yves Delorme Collec- tor Collection towels of Flamed top and rockfaced marcel coral. edges. 15” x 60”. Weighs 657 lbs with legs. Delivery not Donor: included. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pew Donor: Freshwater Stone, Estimated value: $250 Jeff and Candy Gammelin Estimated value: $675

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18 For additional items, details, and online bidding visit www.friendsofacadia.org SILENT AUCTION home Estimated value: $400 Lowe andJohn Jackie Donor: clothes. and children’s dress up White chestwithalock Children’s DressUpChest Estimated value: $350 Lowe andJohn Jackie Donor: and 17handpuppets. Wooden puppettheater Puppets Puppet Theater andHand Lo Lo Estimated value: $150 TimmonsMel Donor: by alocalfolk artist. story. Handmadefor you that tells astory…your stick A beautifulwalking Custom Walking Stick Estimated value: $900 Clark andDwight Mary Donor: handmade by thedonor. made of100%cotton, and quilt measures 67” by 84”, can Southwest. Twin size Reminiscent- oftheAmeri Quilt Nine-Patch Mount Desert Estimated value: $500 Island KeepersofBaker Donor: 2013. spring livered to any MDIlocation on three fullround legs. De tree trunkat least24” sitting end tableisslabbedfrom a tions (upto 8’ long). The finished to your specifica- using 2” planksmilledand boasts ruggedconstruction Isles spruce. The picnictable from Made native Cranberry Picnic Table andEndTable Handcrafted Custom Spruce Lo Lo Lo t # t # t t # t # t t # t

213 212 209 211 210 - Estimated value: $50 Stone Soup Donor: tree houseplay set. wooden andDoug Melissa Imagination Package Value: $500 Terry Waite Cleveland Gail and Donor: Florida. Grande, orBoca Maine Harbor,tions: Northeast Can beusedat bothloca- furniture, andantiques. ing, homedécor, jewelry, good towards fram - art, certificates $500 ingift Certificate StudioGift Smart Lo Lo Estimated value: $60 Romantic Room Donor: with lobsters. Clear glasssaladbowl Lobster Bowl Estimated value: $125 Price George andHarriet Donor: matriarch. Wild Gardens ofAcadia vintage weaving madeby in thisone-of-a-kind Natural elements featured Hanging Janet TenBroeck Wall Estimated value: $65 Romantic Room Donor: bike basket. Classic wickerhandlebar Nantucket Bike Basket Lo Lo Lo t # t t # t t # t t # t # t

218 214 215 217 216 jewelry and accessories Lot # 219 Lot # 300 charitybuzz Champagne Glasses Lisa Hall Natural Seaglass Pair of Waterford Claren- Necklace don cobalt champagne All natural seaglass found flutes. on local Maine beaches, set Donor: Anonymous in sterling silver. Length 19”. Estimated value: $200 Donor: Lisa Hall Jewelry Estimated value: $1,800

Lot # 220 Lot # 301 charitybuzz Wooden Boats Books Gold and Chyrsophrase Set of books on wooden Earrings boats, vol I, II, III. Hand-crafted 22kt gold Donor: Benjamin Mend- triple squiggle and Chyr- lowitz and Maynard Bray sophrase drop earrings. Estimated value: $175 Length 2 ¼”. Donors: Susan Beallor- Snyder and Stuart Snyder Lot # 221 Estimated value: $900 Handcrafted Pond Boat Lot # 302 charitybuzz Center Harbor 32 ½” Sap- Quadrille Jacket phire is sea worthy or would make an excellent trophy or Take home a stunning Qua- conversation piece. drille jacket of your choice. Donor: Marcus Boëchat Donor: Quadrille Estimated value: $1,800 Estimated value: $895

Lot # 222 Lot # 303 Monroe Salt Works Dinner Maggie Kelley Pearl Necklace Plates Traditional 10-11 mm Maine-made salt glazed pot- graduated, natural-col- tery dinner plates. Set of 4. ored, hand-knotted pearl Donor: Tricia Largay, Realty necklace with 14 kt gold of Maine clasp. Length 18”. Estimated value: $200 Donor: Maggie Kelley Estimated value: $650

Lot # 304 Julie Havener Pearl and Lot # 223 Ruby Earrings Garden Design Consultation Pearl and ruby earrings Transform your home mounted in 14kt. Length 1”. with a 2-hour garden con- Donor: Julie Havener sultation with award-win- ning landscape designer Estimated value: $425 Bobbie Burdick. Valid through May 2013. Lot # 305 Donor: Burdick & Associ- Sharon Broom Ruby ates Landscape Design Necklace with Silver Swirl Estimated value: $300 Pendant This 18” ruby necklace is Lot # 224 accented by a handcrafted Scrimshaw Horn fine silver “swirl.” The pen- A charming maritime dant can be removed to scene on steer horn. wear with other necklaces. Donor: Dolores Kirwan Donor: Sharon Broom Estimated value: $250 Estimated value: $225 19 | jewelry and accessories Lot # 306 Lot # 311 BODHI Convertible Satchel Hand-knit Child’s Collection Classic satchel is updated Plant a Tree sweater, Hi & TI ON for summer with top zip Bye mittens, and a Blue- closure and interior zip berry hat, all hand-knitted

U C pocket. in the USA and made Donor: The Kimball Shop of 85% wool and 15% and Boutique mohair. Includes Purls of Wisdom knitting book. Estimated value: $468 Donor: Lynn Buchheit Janney Lot # 307 Estimated value: $250 Nina McLemore Gift SI LEN T A Certificate Lot # 312 Take home a $500 gift Downeast Blue Clothing certificate for the Nina Basket McLemore Designer Three men’s and three Clothing Collection women’s shirts in blue Donor: Nina McLemore lichen, grey lichen, grey Value: $500 granite, pink granite, white birch. Sizes to be requested. Donor: Downeast Blue Clothing Estimated value: $165

Lot # 308 Lot # 313 Blue Streak Amaya Tunic Bella’s Gift Certificate Cotton embroidered tunic Pilates session, TRX ses- with nautical marine blue sion and a 60-minute Thai stripe, can be exchanged massage for size. Donor: Bella Skin and Donor: White Ginger Body Boutique Estimated value: $175 Value: $85 travel and adventure

Lot # 400 Boston Museum Art Pack- age for 2 Guests Lot # 309 Enjoy an insider’s tour of Hand-Smocked Layette the new Isabella Stewart Gown Gardner Museum with White infant gown lunch with the director with pink smocking for Anne Hawley and a tour of newborn up to 12 lbs. the Museum of Fine Arts Handmade with English with lunch with director lace and satin ribbon. Malcolm Rogers. One-night Donor: Evie Cook stay at the Seaport Hotel. Estimated value: $100 Donor: Elizabeth B. Johnson Estimated value: $1,500

Lot # 310 Lot # 401 Hand-embroidered Lobster A Night at the Opera Ensemble Two center box seats at the Blue overalls and white Metropolitan Opera for The shirt embroidered with red Marriage of Figaro on Friday, lobsters. Size 4. October 26, 2012 and din- Donor: Out of the Pod ner for 2 in the opera house Estimated value: $100 at the Grand Tier restaurant before the performance. For additional items, details, and online bidding visit www.friendsofacadia.org and online bidding visit www.friendsofacadia.org details, additional items, For Donor: Debby and Jim Lash Estimated value: $1,000

| 20 travel and adventure Lot # 402 charitybuzz Lot # 407 VIP Design Miami and Art Private Screening of The Basel for 2 Guests Way We Get By Vernissage and admission to Join the director, producer Design Miami and Art Basel. and stars of the Emmy- Admission to the VIP patrons nominated documentary Veuve Cliquot lounge at De- about a group of troop sign Miami. Private tour and greeters on call 24 hours catalog of the Bass Museum a day to greet American of Art lead by Dr. Adrienne troops. Valid October 1, von Lates, education direc- 2012 – August 1, 2013 for tor at the museum. up to 10 guests. Donor: Design Miami and Donor: Gita Pullapilly and Bass Museum Aron Gaudet Value: Access like this? Priceless! Estimated value: $1,500

Lot # 403 charitybuzz Lot # 408 Movie Set Visit and Dinner for 2 Guests Adirondack Golf Visit behind the scenes of Beautifully crafted wooden Blue Potato, a coming-of-age golf set for an alfresco drama set during the fall po- game. For fields, large tato harvest in a small north- lawns, or your favorite ern Maine town. The feature adventure location. film will be in full production Donor: Shaw Jewelry, in August and September in Sam Shaw Aroostook County. Dinner for Estimated value: $750 2 with the film crew, director, and producer. Lot # 409 Donor: Gita Pullapilly and WoodenBoat School Gift Aron Gaudet Certificate Estimated value: $1,000 Attend a 1-week course in Lot # 404 charitybuzz boatbuilding, seamanship, or woodworking at Wood- Fall Foliage in Acadia enBoat School in Brooklin, Spend the week of Sep- Maine. Valid through tember 23 – September 30 October 2014. at Harbor Ridge Resort in Donor: WoodenBoat Southwest Harbor. Welcome School basket, private guided hike and picnic lunch, and one- Value: $400 year membership to Friends of Acadia. 4 guests. Lot # 410 Donor: Martie Ann and Jeff Hiking with the Experts Polaski A guided hike for 6 with Estimated value: $1,100 Trail Foreman, Gary Stellp- flug and his crew. A picnic Lot # 405 will be included. Available Picnic Outing aboard Seabiscuit Friday–Sundays, April–Oc- Enjoy a day aboard a 38.3- tober. foot Wilbur yacht for 6-8 Donor: Gary Stellpflug guests. Includes captain and Estimated value: $400 lunch. Mutually convenient time. Lot # 411 Donor: Julia Merck Utsch and Hans Utsch MDI Adventure Package Estimated value: $1,500 Play tourist and experience some of the best activities on MDI—kayaking, birding, golfing, Lot # 406 and cruising aboard Oli’s Trolley. His and Hers Specialized Includes a $50 gift certificate to Globe Bikes Cadillac Mountain Sports. In-town bikes with tradition- Donor: Downeast Nature Tours, al upright seating let you Kebo Valley Golf Club, Cadil- cruise in luxurious comfort. lac Mountain Sports, National Donor: Bar Harbor Bicycle Park Sea Kayak Tours, and Oli’s Shop Trolley Estimated value: $1,250 Estimated value: $500

21 | travel and adventure Lot # 412 Lot # 417 Private Shakespeare Baker Island Guided Tour Performance and Lunch for 4 Guests

TI ON Members of the Harborside Walking tour of Baker Shakespeare Company will Island with long-time vol-

U C perform up to two scenes unteer John Cesari. View from William Shakespeare’s the handiwork of Keepers plays at a private dinner or of Baker Island and join function of your choosing. Cornelia Cesari on the Also includes a session of lawn of the schoolhouse theatre “warm-ups” for the for legend, lore, and lunch. guests, a playbill, and other The day will end with goodies. Scenes and date to touring of some of the SI LEN T A be mutually agreed upon. buildings. Donor: Harborside Shake- Donors: Keepers of Baker speare Company Island Estimated value: $1,000 Estimated value: $250

Lot # 413 Explore Acadia with the Park Lot # 418 Superintendent Picnic Carriage Ride Hike, bike, ski, or canoe the Carriage ride for 4 guests park with Acadia National with a picnic lunch. Dates Park’s superintendent, Mr. available August 12-17, Sheridan Steele. 2012 only. Donor: Sheridan Steele Donors: Rolf and Carol van Estimated value: $500 Schaik Estimated value: $350

Lot # 419 Lot # 414 charitybuzz “Wine and Cheese” Private Tour and Dinner Carriage Ride for 2 guests at Stone Barns, Pocantico, New York Carriage ride for 4 guests with wine and cheese. Enjoy a private tour of Dates available August the Stone Barns Center 12-17, 2012 only. for Food and Agriculture followed by dinner at Blue Donors: Carol and Rolf van Hill. Valid Wednesday or Schaik Thursday; beverages, tax, Estimated value: $250 and gratuity not included. Donor: Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture Lot # 420 and Blue Hill at Stone Barns Child’s Tennis Package Estimated value: $275 Package includes a junior Wilson racquet, Wilson Lot # 415 shirt, and tennis balls. Lili Pew Carriage Ride on Donors: Amy and Mark Ta- Bikes tusko at Northeast Harbor Challenge your skills and en- Tennis Club durance with a carriage road Estimated value: $75 ride with cycling expert Lili Pew. Includes picnic lunch and FOA hats for 6 people. Donor: Lili Pew Lot # 421 Estimated value: $250 Child’s Golf Package Set of junior golf clubs, Lot # 416 bag, and hat. Acadia Hike Spa Package Donor: Rob Gardner at Enjoy a 50 minute mas- Northeast Harbor Golf sage, 50 minute custom Course facial, and a classic mani- Estimated value: $140 cure and pedicure. Donor: Spa at the Bar For additional items, details, and online bidding visit www.friendsofacadia.org and online bidding visit www.friendsofacadia.org details, additional items, For Harbor Club Value: $300

| 22 special offerings Lot # 422 Lot # 500 Red Sky Dinner and Cookbook Custom Cedar Trail Sign Three-course dinner for You choose your favorite 2 guests. Also includes a trails, villages, or locales signed copy of Fresh from for up to 4 directional Maine and a $75 drink credit arrow signs mounted on a compliments of Anne and vertical cedar pole. Jim Green. Donor: ANP/FOA Trail Donor: Red Sky Shop Volunteers Estimated value: $230 Estimated value: $400

Lot # 423 Lot # 501 Vintage Bugatti Outing Precipice Rungs Enjoy an hour cruising in a Commemorate your climb 1927 Bugatti with collector up Acadia’s most challeng- John Cesari. Valid at a mutu- ing trail with retired iron ally convenient time in late rungs from the Precipice August through early Sep- ladders. tember in MDI area or during Donor: Acadia National fall foliage season in Central Park Vermont. One hour tour can Estimated value: $100 be split for two to experience this great adventure. Donor: John and Gene Cesari Estimated value: $500 Lot # 502 Own a piece of history! Lot # 424 Vintage trail and carriage Afternoon Sail on a Morris M52 road signs to adorn your for 4 Guests garden, deck, or house. Enjoy a sail aboard the Twenty signs will be sold world-renowned Morris M52 separately. daysailer. Cruise departs Donor: Acadia National from Northeast Harbor and Park includes skipper for 4 hours. Picnic provided. Estimated value: $250 Donor: Morris Yachts Estimated value: $1,250

Want to bid but can’t make it to the auction?

Choose from two convenient options: 1) Fax or mail an absentee bid form (see page 25) to Friends of Acadia by Friday, August 10. 2) Or, bid online at www.charitybuzz.com/friendsofacadia on a select group of auction items, marked charitybuzz in the catalog. The online auction ends August 22, 2012. However, some online auction items close the night of the Benefit, August 11, 2012. For details, see www.charitybuzz.com/ friendsofacadia.

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23 | 2012 BENEFIT AUCTION TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Live Auction SILENT AUCTION

• All signed bids are binding, and all sales are final. • The Silent Auction will begin at 6:00 p.m. Items will be available for viewing and bidding in the auction tent • Payment by the successful bidder must be made until 8:00 p.m. immediately following the auction. • Silent Auction bids are to be made by placing your • Descriptions of the items have been made with every sticker, which includes your bid number, on the bid sheet reasonable effort to describe each one correctly, but all next to the amount you wish to bid. items are sold “where is” and “as is” and without warranty or representation of any kind as to the correctness of • The highest bidder on any item becomes the purchaser description, genuineness, authenticity, quality, or fitness of such item at the full amount of his/her successful bid. for any purpose. Neither Friends of Acadia (FOA) nor Sotheby’s assume any liability for the authenticity or the • Bidding for the Silent Auction will close at 8:00 p.m. authorship of any property offered. Any questions should • Descriptions of the items have been made with every be directed to FOA and not to Sotheby’s Inc. or the donor. reasonable effort to describe each correctly, but all items • All auction items and services must be used within the are sold “where is” and “as is” and without warranty or time limits stated in the catalog or at the time of auction, representation of any kind as to the correctness of and are subject to the terms and conditions stipulated description, genuineness, authenticity, quality, or fitness by the donors. Cruises, dinners, and trips must be ar- for any purpose. ranged directly with the donors at a mutually convenient • All auction items and services must be used within the date and are subject to availability. Winning bidders are time limits specifically stated in the catalog, and are expected to take special care with the property of private subject to the terms and conditions stipulated by the donors. donors. • The auctioneer shall determine the winning bidder and • All items have been donated to the Friends of Acadia may reopen the bidding at his discretion in the case of a Benefit Auction, and are sold by it and not by the donors. discrepancy. If the auctioneer determines that any open- Purchasers may not ask for refunds from the donor. ing bid is not commensurate with the value of the item Exchanges may be made only where specified. offered, he may reject the same and withdraw the article from sale. • All items must be paid for and claimed between 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. on the night of the benefit or by 11 a.m. the • All items have been donated to the Friends of Acadia following morning. Bids are binding; sales are final. Benefit Auction and are sold by it and not by the donors. Purchasers may not ask for refunds or exchanges from PAYMENT AND TERMS the donor. We accept cash, checks, American Express, VISA, Mas- • All items are non-transferable. terCard and Discover. Please make checks payable to Friends of Acadia. No items can be released without pay- ONLINE AUCTION ment. Any items left on premises the night of the Benefit Please visit www.charitybuzz.com/friendsofacadia for must be picked up between 8:30-11:00 a.m. on Sunday, more information. August 12, 2012. Please call Friends of Acadia with any questions at (207) 288-3340.

| 24 23rd Annual Friends of Acadia Benefit - Absentee Bid Form

Please bid on my behalf at the auction for the following items up to the bid price listed. Live Auction bids are to be executed at the low- est possible price permitted by other bids or Absentee bidding for auction items reserves. Silent Auction bids will be considered will close at Noon EST, Friday, the bid of record at the beginning of the Silent August 10, 2012. Auction. Bids are held in strict confidence.

All bids are subject to the following terms and provisions: lot number and title of item • Descriptions of the items have been made with every reasonable effort to describe each one correctly, but all items are sold “where is” bid price $ and “as is” and without warranty or representa- tion of any kind as to the correct description, Name as it appears on credit card genuineness, authenticity, quality, or fitness for any purpose.

• All auction items and services must be used Address within the time limits stated in the guide or at the time of auction, and are subject to the City State Zip terms and conditions stipulated by the donors. Cruises, dinners, and trips must be arranged directly with the donors at a mutually conve- Phone nient date and are subject to availability. Win- ning bidders are expected to take special care with the property of private donors. Email

• All items have been donated to the Friends of Acadia Benefit auction and are sold by it, credit card number not by the donors. Purchasers may not ask for refunds or exchanges from the donor. All items are non-transferable. expiration date

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should be the amount to which you would bid signature if you were to attend.

• Please bid as early as possible. In the event of Mail or fax absentee bids to: duplicate bids, the earliest bid takes priority. Friends of Acadia • All auction items purchased are subject to PO Box 45 shipping charges, if applicable, for which the Bar Harbor, ME 04609 successful bidder is responsible. FAX: 207.288.8938

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can’t get enough of the benefit auction? Inside: Last-Minute Auction Item Additions! Our generous donor artists, businesses, and individuals are working to make this our best Benefit ever! Take a peek at these last-minute additions to our catalog of fabulous auction items. If you haven’t received your copy of the Benefit Preview Catalog, please contact Friends of Acadia at 207-288-3340. There are three ways to bid on auction items: • At the Annual Benefit on Saturday, August 11 • Online at charitybuzz.com/friendsofacadia • Via absentee bid form by Friday, August 10 at noon

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Lot # 133 Lot # 134 Lot # 135 Henry Isaacs Sember Lockwood Jennifer Booher -MINU T E A DDI I O NS Carriage Trails Under Jordan Cliffs Framed Bark & Leaves Beachcombing Series No. 34 Oil on linen, 25 ½” x 19 ½” framed. Found bark and leaves with Photograph, 10“ x 10“ framed.

A S T Donor: Henry Isaacs paint accents, 22” x 18” framed. Donor: Jennifer Booher, Quercus L Estimated value: $2,800 Donor: Sember Lockwood Designs Estimated value: $300 Estimated value: $70

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