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September 17, 2014 Vol. 20 No. 09 News Periodical Mailed on September 11 Blue & White Pottery Club Auction Brings in Just Over $40,000

Article & photos by Tammy Green Saturday morning's auction on June 7th had 147 pieces of stoneware. There were 22 Premiere Pieces and 125 Regular Auction Pieces bringing a little over $40,000. The highlight of the auction was a personalized White Hall Sugar Bell that sold for $4,200. Other great pieces included a rare blue & white scuttle mug that brought $3,100, Western Stoneware bristal glazed Jersey Hot Chocolate Jar sold for $2,100, a Peacock Coffee Pot $1,900, Miniature Western Churn with lid $1,500, Rare Apple Blossom mug $800, Red Wing Bulldog $625, large all white Lincoln Scutttle The highlight of the auction Pitcher $420, & a Blue & White Lincoln Pitcher $600. As Mug sold This Peacock A Jersey Hot Chocolate was this Sugar Bell that sold always, the good hard to find pieces, brought good money. for $3,100. Coffeepot brought Jar brought $2,100. $1,900. for a high bid of $4,200. Continued on page 5 Vintage Vehicles and Much More at Three-Day North Central Sales Estate Auction in Rudolph, Wisconsin

Article & photos by Brian Maloney A huge crowd of bidders descended on little Rudolph, Wisconsin on this mid-August weekend, gathered for a three-day estate auction conducted by North Central Sales Auctions. Vehicles were the focus of the sale, where more than two-hundred old cars, trucks, and tractors crossed the block along with hundreds of other collectibles. There were plenty of surprises pulled from the nooks and crannies of this “pack rat’s” collections, from a 1939 Rock-Ola Jukebox to a set of four rare Indian Motorcycle oil cans that soared to $1,700!

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Article & Photos by Tammy Green made and sold at convention over the years (to one member who loves green). The Blue & White Pottery Club held it's Friday's educational seminar was presented by annual convention at the Embassy Suites in Greg Mathis, from Lebanon, Illinois. The presen- East Peoria, Illinois June 5-7. 120 club mem- tation consisted of over 400 slides as many impor- bers traveled from Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, tant and informative details were covered about Minnesota, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, the White Hall Pottery Company. This included Nebraska, Wisconsin, Arkansas, and from as far historical aspects, the potters, the blue & white away as North Carolina, New York, & Texas to utilitarian wares, presentation pieces, figurals, and celebrate the clubs 33rd year. some of the greatest rarities ever produced in White Upon arrival on Thursday afternoon, members Hall. registered for convention, enjoyed room sales, & Friday evening club members participated in the Western Mini Churn, attended the Manager's Reception in the hotel annual fun auction and "Glaze" game along with the $1,500. atrium. continuation of room sales. This Blue & White Friday morning, the show & sale began at The conclusion of the convention ended with Sponged Umbrella 10:00 with a variety of stoneware available for purchase which not only the Saturday evening banquet with 100 members. Stand brought $525. included Blue & White Stoneware, but also Whites Utica, Sleepy Eye, Red Members visited and said goodbye until next year. Wing, & Western Stoneware to mention a few. Also during Friday, mem- Next years convention will again be held at the Embassy Suites in East bers viewed three displays which consisted of a wonderful early lighting Blue & White Sleepy Peoria, Illinois June 11-13. For more information, contact the Blue & display, a collection of Heubach candy containers from the turn of the cen- Eye Cattail Vase, White Pottery Club by emailing: [email protected] or phoning 573- tury, & a display of the special "green" club commemoratives that were $450. 368-6175.

Apple Blossom Mug sold for $800. Whites Utica Rare Burley Winter Horse Racing Whiskey Wild Rose/Spongeware Pitcher with Tulip Jardinere sold for $460. Grapes/Leaves Pitcher, it brought $950. Dispenser/spigot sold for $1,200. advertising sold for $700. Colorado Quilting: From Mountains to Plains By Mary Ann Schmidt & the Colorado Quilting Council

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Visit www.schifferbooks.com to explore our backlist of 5,000+ titles and learn about Schiffer's exciting new releases. Whatever your passions are, Schiffer Publishing welcomes you to find your niche and scratch it with books from our catalog of specialized titles. 6 Three Days of Fun at August 16th -18th North Central Sales Fischer Estate Auction Article & Photos by Brian Maloney of the hundred & eighty vehicles bringing $500 or more, the dollars were quickly starting to add up. Collectors Carl and Beverly Fischer moved to this central Wisconsin farm more Inside the giant big-top tent, Auctioneer Kathy Packard handled ring number-two, than sixty years ago; and still own an antiques shop in nearby Rudolph. There was where all the furniture and smaller collectibles were sold. Prices were strong plenty of space for Carl’s growing collection of old cars, which quickly started to fill throughout the day. Two Motometer radiator caps, one a Ford, one a Chevy, sold as the surrounding fields and woods. Fast forward to 2014, and with Carl’s passing, the a pair for $550. A vintage ladies dress form soon after surprised the crowd by bring- family decided it was time to call Duke & Kathy Packard of North Central Sales ing $500. The two vintage jukeboxes found ready buyers too, with a 1939 Rock-Ola Auction Company. model making $900 and a 1940s AMI “Mother of Plastic” juke bringing $750. And “We spent several weeks on-site preparing for the auction” Kathy told me, “and those four “barn-find” Indian Premium Motorcycle Oil cans ended up as the top-lot ended up finding more than one-hundred & eighty cars and trucks on the property, under the tent, selling for a solid $1,700. plus dozens of tractors and other farm vehicles. Add to that the many buildings filled to the rafters with sixty years of collecting, and we knew it would take all of three A Few Other Prices: days to sell it.” Saturday was day-one of the sale, concentrating on the farm machinery and primi- · Group of seven vintage Winchester .22 cartridge boxes $595 tives. Highlights ranged from an all-original Weber farm wagon that made $1,475 to · Empire toy electric stove - $120 a rusty-but-ornate Crystal Peninsular cast iron stove that fetched $400. I came for · Garland pressed-steel ride-on truck - $100 Sunday’s auction, when the bulk of the cars and trucks were slated to sell along with · Ford Victor Automobile lamp - $80 hundreds of smaller collectibles. · Winchester bait-casting reel - $55 I took quick look at the countless rusted vintage cars & trucks (and even a small fleet of school buses!) and thought that there may not be much value there. But I had Auctioneers for the event: North Central Sales principal auctioneers Duke Packard, forgotten how valuable old car parts have become. Auctioneer Duke Packard and Kathy Packard, and Gary DuFour. Based in Antigo, Wisconsin for more than twen- crew spent the entire day traveling up & down the rows of cars, selling them as he ty years, the firm conducts auctions of all kinds - from cattle sales to antiques to com- went. A weathered 1947 Ford stake truck proved the winner of the bunch, bringing mercial real estate. They can be reached by telephone at 715-623-5753, or through $1,300. A 1949 Chevy dump truck that had lived on the farm nearly its whole life their website www.northcentralsales.com. And as always, keep an eye out for listings made $900 - and a 1973 Buick Electra 225 did a bit better at $950. And with many of all of their upcoming auctions in the Auction Action Antique News!

A rusty 1947 Ford stake truck made a sur- prising $1,300.

Two vintage Buick Electra 225s: the 1960 version made $800, the 1973 This unrestored AMI model $950. “Overwhelming” was a good description for the “Mother of Plastic” three-day auction, where more than two-hundred jukebox was only pro- vehicles crossed the block, along with acre-upon- duced in 1946 & 1947, acre of just about anything you could think of! and sold for $750. A $900 bid took this 1972 Cadillac Sedan de Ville.

1950 Pontiac Silver Streak - $950. Toy prices were strong from start-to-finish, with A whole shed full of cast iron these vintage MOBO stoves sold, the winner this A $270 bid won this hobby horses making ornate Crystal Peninsular early Snowy Flier $350 each. model that brought $400. child’s stand-up sled. Continued on page 8 7

Auctioneer Kathy Packer sells a matched pair of vintage 7up door-pushes for $170.

Old? I wasn’t sure, but a bidder still paid $375 for this cast iron loon. Auctioneer Duke Packard with two Motometer radiator caps, one a Ford, one a Chevy. They sold as a pair An “as-is” electric barber pole soon after for $550. surprised at $350.

Vintage Empire electric A $110 bidder bought this “The Barrister toy stove - $120. Cigar” advertising lithograph in its original stenciled frame.

This 1996 Ford step van was a good buy at $1,300.

An early Old Quaker Gas sign made $625 despite condition issues.

Spare change can add up, with these pails of old pennies fetching a total of Box lots of vintage comic books $260. sold for as high as $375.

These Chevrolet 6400 Series pickup trucks made $475 and $850. There was plenty of furniture at the auction too, like this oak & glass display case that made $180. A Diamond steel- wheeled child’s wagon made $360.

It took a $200 bid to win this Emerson A rough-condition Bally Electric floor fan. Hub caps anyone? There were hun- Skill Ball game still man- Two auction rings ran throughout the dreds to choose from, with most bring- aged $250. three-day sale, one outside with the ing $10 or less. vehicles, and one under the huge big- top tent! 8 Continued from pages 6 & 7

A $240 bid took this vintage H & R .32 Fischer family legend said that this gangster- An antique sleigh with older restoration revolver. style pipe gun once belonged to Al Capone. made $425. Who knows, but it was An early Minn- still pretty cool, and Kota looked like brought $575. an electric drill motor bolted to some pipe, and sold for $130.

This 1949 Chevrolet dump truck & plow had been on the Fischer farm since 1952, Peri-Lusta six-drawer and later sold for $900. A rusty AMF 8800 Wrecker spool cabinet, original condi- pedal truck rolled off for $190. tion - $240. National Milk Glass Collectors to Collectors Trade Show - Serving Clubs and Collectors The "Collectors Trade Show" on the Collectors.Org website is designed to serve the Hold 27th Annual Convention needs of both collecting clubs and collectors, offering aisles of vendors featuring products and services of interest to collectors and to the leadership of collecting The National Milk Glass Collectors Society (NMGCS) will hold their Twenty clubs. Seventh Annual convention September 25-27, 2014 at the Adoba Hotel Dearborn in Dearborn, Michigan. The Society was founded in 1987 for the purpose of promot- Collectors.Org is the official website of both the National Association of ing knowledge, interest, enjoyment and collecting of Opaque Glass commonly Collectors(NAC) and the Association of Collecting Clubs(ACC). ACC works with known as milk glass. Today the Society has several hundred members throughout over 2400 collecting clubs on six continents. NAC is for individual collectors, iden- the United States and many foreign countries. tifying and addressing those needs and concerns that are common to all collectors. The convention will start on Thursday, Sept. 25 with early registration and pickup of this year's Commemorative piece, a green and white slag Turtle on a 5 inch base. The Collectors Trade Show can be reached directly at: The mold for this piece is among many original molds owned by the Society. An http://tradeshow.collectors.org original Commemorative piece has been produced by the Society every year starting in 1988. Several pieces from past years are still available for purchase. The Collectors will find vendors offering everything from shipping supplies to display cases...alarm systems to price guides...collector software to training Hospitality room will also be open every evening and other times during the con- courses...appraisal or restoration services and much more. vention. Also plan to have time to visit the Henry Ford museum which is only a few blocks away from the hotel. It is an unique experience in itself. The leadership of collecting clubs will find vendors with customized logo merchan- Friday, Sept 26, the convention will open in earnest with Registrations. A short busi- dise, membership incentives and club management tools, event planning, conven- ness meeting will be conducted with welcome for many new members. An inter- tion sites or meeting facilities, printing options and internet services. esting presentation and 'Show and Tell' session with several pieces of unknown ori- gin will round out the morning. The afternoon will be devoted to the annual auction Other aisles feature auction houses, antique malls and galleries, collectibles shows, of over 300 pieces of Milk Glass and related items conducted by Col. Ed Khulman flea markets, and specialty aisles for specific types of collecting. who has been our professional auctioneer from the very first convention in 1988. Saturday morning will open with the Dealers Room featuring several well known, The Collectors Trade Show is always open...7 days a week...24 hours a day. Many experienced and knowledgeable professional dealers in milk glass. A presentation vendors offer collectors special discounts if they are a member of an ACC member about the history and products of the Challinor, Taylor and Co. will be made by club or an NAC member. Brad Gougeon, well known collector and historian of the manufacturers of milk A potential vendor wishing to have a display booth in the Collectors Trade Show glass. The convention will close on Saturday evening with a banquet and entertain- can get information by contacting ACC/NAC at: [email protected] or ment for members and guests. 301.926.8663. A display booth can feature your full line of products or services with For reservations contact: The Adoba Hotel Dearborn, 600 Town Center Drive, direct links to your own website. A booth costs $100/year and includes development Dearborn, MI 48216. Call 313-592-3622. Reservations must be made before of the booth based on your own website or materials provided - at no additional September 15 for discounted room pricing. More information may also be found at cost. www.NMGCS.org on the internet. (from Association of Collecting Clubs News Service. 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Bowls, Old Tools, Old Records, Washstand, Old Bedroom Sets, Pickle Caster, Silverware, Cedar For complete detailed listing & photos please view www.colbarbsauction.com Chest, Lots of Paintings some Signed, Pastels, Prints, Art Deco, Pottery, Old Saws, Old Postcards, Sign up to be notified of upcoming auctions @ www.colbarbsauction.com 100’s of Picture Frames and Pictures, Buffet, Dining Room Table w/chairs, Old Metal Garden Special: 2008 Chevrolet Colorado LT, Quad Cab Pickup Truck with Cap, approx.. 97,000 miles. Gates & 100’s of Other Items. Furniture: Huge Beautiful Italian Imperial Clock with Cherubs, TERM OF PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check w/ID. MC or Visa w/4% convenience Marble & Candelabra Set; Fancy Display Cabinet; Pr. Beautiful fee. Number system used. Lunch by Linda. Matching Lead Glass Table Lamps; Nice Oak & Glass 2 Door THIEL & THIEL AUCTION SERVICE Display w/Drawer; Maple Stepback Kitchen Cupboard; Oak Curved Chilton • 920-849-2222 Glass China Cabinet; Oak Two Door Display Cabinet; Oak Single In the Auction & Real Estate Business FULL TIME since 1919 Door Display Cabinet; Claw Foot 2 Drawer Table; Lg. Assort. of Jerry Thiel & Kendall Thiel, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: #291 & #724 Beautiful Clocks; German Mantel Clock; Animated Swinging www.thielrealestate.com 23 W. Main Street, Chilton, WI 53014 Boy/Girl Clock; CI Door Stop Clocks; Pottery Kerosene Lamp (signed Robert Behr); Mission Oak Library Table; CI Ship Door Stop; Oak Plant Stand; Westclox Display Stand; Lead Glass Boudoir Lamp & More! Assorted Variety: CI Mechanical Bank (Black Americana Driver, Child & Mule “Bad Accident”); CI Team Horses (w/CI “Overland Circus” Northern Inv. Co.=7.7’ Wagon, Driver & 3 CI Animals); Neat CI & $ + $ color photos Tin Turtle Spittoon; CI Team Horses (w/CI Fire Ladder Wagon, 2 CI Men & Ladders); Located: 326 W. 16th St., Buffalo City, WI. Watch for NIC arrows CI Miniature Dog Nut Cracker; CI Small $326.94 “Milk Cream” Truck; CI Black Americana Banks (Mammy & Pappa); CI Bull Dog SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, 2014 Paperweight; CI Turtle Match Safe (w/adv. Bee Hive Clothiers Opera Block); CI Sale Time: 9:30 A.M. Lunch & Restroom Color Photos at: www. NorthernInvestment.Com Arcadia Alligator Nut Cracker; CI Shoe (w/adv. Boston); Sm. Clock (w/adv. Readers Digest 2BR, 1 BA, 900 ft. Ranch Home w/2 Car Unattached Garage on 100’ x 100’ Lot; River View; [email protected] & Campbell’s Soups); Brass Andirons w/Dogs; Brass Fly Match Safe Striker w/R.B.C.; Alley Access; Newer Roof w/Covered Entry; Fuel Oil Heat & Central Air. CI Ashtray (w/adv. DesMoines Stove Repair Co.); Wood Box (w/adv.. Sanford’s Inks); TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: $5,000 Earnest money in cash or cashier’s check due day of auction, “Sanford’s” 1 gal. Stoneware Jug; CI Duck Bank “Save For a Rainy Day”; Match Safe balance in cash due at closing within 30 days. Property sells AS IS and with NO contingencies. For (w/adv. Pacific Match Co., Tacoma, Wash.); CI Airplane more info.: Contact Josh Baecker @ 715/533-4114 or email: [email protected]. “Lindy”; Brass Match Holder (w/adv.. COLLECTIBLES: Tyco toy train & Lionel (027); many train set components; old baseball Wayne AGL Works Inc., NC); Wooden gloves; over 170,000 baseball cards from 1960’s – 2000; MN Twins memorabilia; baseball start- Native American w/Pipe & Tee Pee; ing line-up figurines in original containers; many baseball coins, pennants, pins; Super Bowl patch Native American Jar; CI Semi “C to C” C. collection; old political buttons; baseball plate collection; Hershey’s & Coca-Cola memorabilia; Co.; CI Turtle Paperweight (w/adv.. Fulton, over 2,000 comic books dating back to mid-1940’s, many #1’s, large comic books, hardcover ILL); South Bend Pocket Watch; Elgin Pocket comic books; over 390 old Big Little Books; Matchbox, Hot Wheels, Corgi, Elicore, Days Gone, Watches; Liberty 1922 Silver Dollar Paper Wt.; CI Bottle Openers; CI Door Knocker; CI Arcade Car; CI Truck; CI Polistill, Guisual, Lledo, Ertly, Rami cars in original packaging; AMT model car kit; 1/16, 1/25, Paperweights; Tin Tray “A Bold Bluff”; Tin Tray “Budweiser”; CI Man & Motorcycle; CI Car; CI Small Fire Truck; 1/26 scale plastic & metal cars in original packaging, metal toys; metal games; board games; model CI Small Wrecker; CI Match Safe w/Striker; CI Match Holder; Sewing Caddy; Steins; Lady planes; 2 Tom-Wat showcases; Jr. Police Chief cap pistol in box; many old auto pictures; Beam Bell; Miniature Lamps; CI Hubley Car; CI Man decanters; S.O.S. metal game; Tinker Toys; old dolls; Boy Scout badges; Michelob beer lights; w/Tractor; CI Man w/Tricycle; CI Swing; St. Bernard many pipes & holders; shoe shine kit; over 280 old records & albums; straight edge razors; old bot- Pictures; Lg. Copper Water Bucket w/Spigot; Lg. Copper tles; bottle openers; View Master cards; PEZ dispensers; Army patches; medals; pins; hats; helmet; Water Pitcher; Miniature Wine Press; Tin Pail beer glasses; bottles; old lighters; ship in a bottle; saddirons; many VCR tapes, DVD’s; Lincoln w/”Kosry”; Ship; Inkwells; Wood Carved Figures; Logs; metal basketball & bowling game; Wild Cat Tracks game; Batman & Superman figurines; Coffee Grinder; Copper Teapot; Tin Letter Holder; CI old tins; Starliner pedal car; antique serving cart; many old cameras; typewriters; Avon bottles; Banks (Deer, Dog, Mailbox, Men); CI Swan Door Stop; Pin Cushions & coin banks; cigar boxes; old marbles; 1919, 1930’s, ‘40’s, 50’s, 60’s newspapers, war articles; Much More! Glassware & Pottery: Roseville Imperial Pottery Baskets; Goebel Pitcher & 6 Glasses; Carnival CineVue movie strips in original boxes; 100’s of old time radio program cassettes; numerous Glass; Set of Limoges Dinnerware; German Character Mug; Villeroy Boch Stein; Blue & White Chicken on Nest; stamp collections, first day covers; jewelry; many styles of knives; 1948 Philco model 49-1405 Duck on Nest; Milk Glass Camel on Nest; Decanter & Shot Glasses; Stangl Birds; Oriental Vases; Oriental Figures; phonograph/radio; numerous merchandise tokens from area business’s; bowling balls; hubcaps; Dragon Handle Mug; Cordey Figures & Covered Dish; Stoneware Salt; Mustache & Shaving Mugs; Stoneware license plates; old car items; old Simplicity riding lawn mower. GUNS: Springfield Armory Pitchers; Blown Glass Vases; Blue Milk Glass Creamer; Asian Tea Set; Toby Creamer; Log Cabin Glass Pitcher; Model 1898; Mauser Modelo Argentino, 1891 manuf. Lowe Berlin; Springfield Arms Company 12 Glass Platter etched w/Mule & Cart; Decorative Plates; Candlesticks; Sugars & Creamers; Swan Candle Holders; Ga.; Springfield Armory Model 1898; Remington .22, pump, octagon barrel; Mossberg .243, Child’s Bowl; Child’s Warming Dish; Toby Mug; Water Cooler; Salt & Peppers & More! Children’s Items, Toys Model 800BV, bolt action, bull barrel; Springfield Model 947, 12 Ga., Savage Arms Corp.; H&R & Collectibles: Nice “Tee-Bird” Pedal Car; Beautiful Wicker Doll Buggy; Imperial Childs Tin Stove w/Oven (Two Arms Co., Model 1906, .22 Rimfire; octagon barrel; Model 190622CALRE w/holster; H&R 32 Rivers, WI); Nice Child’s “Stitchwell” Sew Machine w/ Stand & Foot Pedal; Tin Teeter- cal., S&W CTGE, tip barrel. COINS: 24 Lots of Coins: Kennedy half dollars 1964, 1965-1969, Totter w/Boy & Girl; Child’s Rolltop Cupboard; Childs Wooden Wagon; Mickey 1983-1994; Buffalo nickels; Walking Liberty halves, 1941-1944; coins w/numerous proof sets Mouse & Snoopy Alarm Clocks; Felix Cat; CI Sally Ann Carpet Sweeper; CI from 1950’s to 1980’s; wheat pennies. FISHING & HUNTING SUPPLIES: Tackle boxes; tack- Toy Doll Stroller; Simplex Typewriter w/original Box; CI Childs Toy Stove; le; fishing supplies; old reels; old duck decoys; hunting knives; ammo; ammo loading supplies Union Pacific RR Tin Toy Train; Child’s Ice Cream Freezer; Doll Swing; Doll (smokeless powder); pistol cleaning kit; hardcover gun books; gun magazines. TOOLS: Sander; Stroller; Miniature Doll Cupboard; Child’s Toy Wash Machine; Child’s Craftsman drill; vise; hand tools; Black & Decker saw. HOUSEHOLD: Cookbooks; Enterprise “Symphony” Piano; Belltown Bus; Dolls; Tin Barn Farm Set; Effanbee Doll; Horse Ride on Toy; Teddy Bears; food grinder; flatware; cookware; wildlife glass; baking tins; pans; bowls; dishes; kitchen utensils; Windup Chicken; Wooden Horse & Buggy & More! antique dresser with mirror; chest; end table; kitchen table w/end leaves; bookcase; washer/dryer; Terms: Cash or Good Check- day of sale. Vehicle & Title will be held by Auctioneer until check clears. No out stove; TV’s; drop door desk; old 3-drawer desk. of state checks. Valid driver’s license or ID required when registering for bidders number. Announcement day of Terms: Cash or Check. For credit, call NIC toll free @ 1-866-219-4526 48 hrs. prior to sale. sale takes precedence over printed material. Auctioneer and staff are not responsible for accidents or loss. Auction day announcements precede printed material. Items sold “As Is”. For a list of our auction Everything sold “as is” condition. No warranties. Sales tax applies. and real estate listings, visit us at www.NorthernInvestment.Com! Lunch Available. To view pictures for this auction, please visit: www.colbarbsauction.com Ron Willadsen Estate email: [email protected] to be added to our auction email list for upcoming auctions. 326 W. 16th St., Buffalo City, WI NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO., CLERK & CASHIER, Arcadia, WI, 608.323.3330 Considering an Auction? Let us do the work for you! [email protected] Registered Wisconsin Auction Co. License #10. COL. BARB’S REAL ESTATE & AUCTION, LLC - 920-525-1130 Rep. by: Gary Pronschinske, Cell #608.248.2043 Auctioneers: Gary Pronschinske, Cochrane, WI. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer Col. Barb Helein, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #583 Northern Investment Company W4226 Shady Road, Bonduel, WI 54107 www.colbarbsauction.com License #657, Phone: 608-248-2043 & Jamie Black, Independence, WI. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer license #2232. Phone 715-797-0802 10 AUCTION SPECIALISTS Auction Specialists=5.8’AUCTION SALE Bell=3.3’ MRS. LARRY “KAREN” DOSCH $ + $ color photosANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION JOHN & HARRIET PEDLEY 2527 BROWN DEER RD., STOUGHTON, WI 53589 $246.27 Sale to be held at ST. JOHNS PARISH GYM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2014 10:30 A.M. Stoughton116 WEST BEECH STREET, MUSCODA, WI $140.12 LOCATION: 5 miles north of Stoughton or 1/2 mile south of I-90, on Cty. Rd. N, to Koshkonong Road, west 1/2 mile to Williams Drive, south 1/4 mile to Spring Hill Drive, right on Spring Hill Drive to Brown Deer jimseamonson@charterTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 2014 - 10:00 A.M. [email protected] Rd., left to #2572. Watch for auction signs. LOCATION: Take Wisconsin Street (Highway 80) to Beech Street, Then go west 1/2 block to NOTE: This is a very clean sale. This is only a partial list. auction. (Watch for Red & White Auction Arrows) ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Hoosier cupboard w/flour sifter; Andrea wall mount crank telephone; AUCTIONEEER’S NOTE: John and Harriet Pedley have their properties for sale and now need Wood spice cabinet; Roseville bowls, vase & candleholders; Franciscan, Ivy pattern, set of dishes for 8 plus to downsize. Our items include many antiques gathered over the years and from our hardware many serving pieces; Large selection of candlewick; Glass bowl w/metal handle; Painted plates; Glass base store that originated in the late 1800’s. We have preserved old ledgers, manuals, catalogs and hard- butter churn; Beater jar & beater; 2 treadle sewing machines (Singer & Golden Star); Royal Doulton ware items that originated during the time that Perrick and the Schwingle family owned the busi- Bunnykins child’s dish set; Coffee grinders (glass Arcade & wood base crank); 2 humpback trunks; Cut crys- ness. Many items are memorabilia from Grant and Richland counties and from local families. Plan tal bowls etc.; Bavarian set of dishes for 8 & serving pieces; AVONA gold trim platter & butter w/lid; Indian now to attend. LUNCH: Boaz Area Lions baskets; Woven sewing basket; English teapot; Oil lamp w/reflector; Miniature lamp w/reflector; Wood Please visit our website at: www.ckbell.com for sale bill and color photos. Matryoshka nesting dolls; Painted spoons; ANRI wood music box; Sled frame w/Black & White Whisky adv. REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS: Gary V. Bell #137, Jason V. Bell #1905. box; Bluebird plate & glass; Madison Ceramics (cats & elephants); Royal Holland basket vase; Howard Miller C.K. BELL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE wall pendulum clock; Railroad lantern (electrified); Pewter teapot, cream & sugar; Hat pin holder; Beer steins; License #1905. Platteville, WI • 608-348-4591 Jonathan Wilde bird painting; Redlin prints; Gordon Glass etching of the mill; Hatchets (Winchester, Keen Kutter, SAW & OVB); Sm. milk pail; Hen on nest; Jewel Tea items; Wood cigar mold; Assort. fancywork; TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK, POSITIVE ID REQUIRED, NUMBER SYSTEM Hand stitched quilts; Crocheted horse wall hanging (framed); Janesville-Adams coaster wagon; Old water & WILL BE USED, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR LOST ARTICLES, oil cans; Flat irons; Iron leg stool; Thimble collection; Cupid pictures; Hand made doll house w/many access.; STATEMENTS MADE SALE DAY TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATERIALS. Child size hand wringer; Donald Duck jack-in-the-box; Old windup toys; Early JD toy tractor & wagons; Bassinet; Snow sled. GUNS: Winchester 62, 22 cal. pump rifle; Mossberg 183D, 410 ga. bolt action shotgun; Mossberg 152, 22 cal. semi auto rifle; H&R “Topper” M48, 20 ga. single shot shotgun. BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION Carol Miller= 9.0’ STONEWARE: Red Wing crocks (15-10-8); Union 4 gal. birch leaf crock; 10 gal. kover weight; Large selec- Fantastic Antiques & Collectibles Auction $382.14 + $36 color photos tion of Rowe Pottery & Rockdale pottery items. ALSO HOUSEHOLD-YARD ITEMS- TOOLS-SHOP ITEMS & MISC. Bid Now until September 25th at www.baileyshonor.com SEE FULL LIST & PHOTOS ON WEBSITE: Pick up in Dousman, 112 Henry St., September 26/27 $418.14 www.auctionspecialistsstoughton.com Large CM Russell stagecoach bronze, Momet Freres Swiss music box with TERMS: Cash or Good Check Day of Sale. Out of state checks require current bank letter of guarantee. satin wood inlay, Mills Black Cherry nickel slot machine, [email protected] Photo ID Required to Register to Bid/Buy. Announcements made at sale take precedence over advertised American Eagle penny slot/trade simulator, 1935 Callie material. AUCTIONEER: Don Kleven, Jr. (RWA #179) Stoughton, WI 608-877-9075 or 608-212- Doughboy nickel slot machine, Thorens music 3320. SALE MANAGER: James M. Seamonson (Registered Wisconsin License #132) Auction box, Three Edison Cylinder Phonographs one 414-587-1 Specialists Stoughton LLC, Stoughton, WI 608-873-7791 with floral painted horn, cygnet horn and one brass mandrel, RARE Decca cactus needle AUCTION SPECIALISTS STOUGHTON, LLC sharpener, blue amber cylinder rolls, Pate Oil Let Our Advanced Sale Preparation and Over 40 Years of Experience collection including attendant hat, metal signs PUT A PLUS IN YOUR AUCTION and oil cans, many pieces of art pottery from Roseville and Hull, Forest Fire motion light, Wayne1320 Yoder=6.4’ ROBY RD., $271.74 STOUGHTON, + $6 color WIphotos 53589 $277.74 - 608-873-7791 [email protected] lights, Rolmonica with rolls, concertina and accordion, Marx windup Charlie McCarthy Car, carved mantle clocks and case clocks, Ruby and Cherub Gone with the Wind lamps, Carnival W. YODER AUCTION.COM glass, milk glass Indian vases, Fantastic old advertising and old new stock labels, wood duck decoys, Red Larry Robinson Estate Live Auction Wing 3 gal. churn, spongeware stoneware bowls, 4.0 ACRE WITH HOME, BODY SHOP, quilts, auto & gas station ephemera, Fenton, commodes 1933 CHEVY 2 DOOR SEDAN, 1940 and tables, very unusual carved boot jack, bronze mail slot, smoking stands, flour sacks, lunch boxes, CHEVY MASTER 85 2 DOOR SEDAN sewing and shaving items, Derby and Directions: From downtown Nekoosa, WI, take 173 south to Hwy. G, left 1 mile to stove pipe hat, King Edward silverplate moss rose, Elbert Kimball Ave., right .3 miles. Hubbard Roycroft book, fountain pens, Teaberry gum pedestal, real photo beer drinkers, Hummel wall vases, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. (Personal property) Shawnee shakers and pitchers, Cobalt moderntone, vintage Residence and land sells 12:00pm aprons, beer and soda new old stock labels, paper dolls, 4.0 acres with numerous out buildings and a heated shop, set up for a heated floor. Home is 3 Chatty Cathy, Vintage GI Joe in original box, Star Wars bedrooms, 1 3/4 Baths, Full basement, 1st floor laundry room, newer Furnace and roof, mechanical talking banks, Lenox Disney Showcase figurines, central air, 2 car attached garage. Madame Alexander dolls, Nisbit, Herman and Vehicles: 1933 Chevy 2 door sedans partially restored. We believe that all the body and engine Steiff teddy bears, Hull Little Red Riding Hood parts are there to complete restoration. 1940 Chevy Master cookie jar and salt and pepper shakers, and more! 85 2 door sedan, all parts appear to be present for complete Terms: Cash, check, credit card, 18% buyers premium online only restoration. 1984 Lincoln Continental Town Car TEXAS auctions, 3% cash only discount at pick up. CAR 90,000 original miles, 2005 Dodge Caravan, fully loaded 108,000 miles, 1993 Dodge 1500 Power Ram with Meyers plow, new tires, topper, automatic transmission, 1977 Yamaha 400 motorcycle, 2 pop up campers in good condition. Mowers and Lawn Equipment: John Deere L110 42” deck, Toro wheel horse 38” deck, 1940 Ford 9-End step up gear tractor, Bear Cat 3 pt. chipper, several push mowers, 5 horse rototiller, 3 pt. rototiller, ATV sprayer, 3 pt. Brush Hog, MT gold series snow blower. Complete Body Shop: Craftsman tools, Snap-On tool chest, 2 1/2 ton floor jacks, sand blast cabinet, New in the box Ford door skins, numerous hoods, bumpers, tailgates etc., Lots of engine-rear ends and transmissions for 1939 or older Chevy, Trask Cure master paint drying unit, Banick 7200 strut spring compressor hydraulic jack, 5 horse upright air compressor, Uni-Spotter model 3540, Rockford drill press, 2 Miller wire feed welders, 2 cutting torches, too much to list, if you don’t see it I bet we have it. Terms: Cash, Checks Only, Visa, MasterCard. 4% convenience fee for credit card. NO Buyer’s Fee. All sales final with no warranties. Announcements sale day supersede this and printed material. Not responsible for accidents. Real Estate Terms: 10% buyers fee, closing in 30 days, property sells as is and 10% down payment. See our website for detailed terms. W. 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Massart=4.9’ Estate Auction - Fred Kuehl Estate $208.05 + $6 color photo Vehicles, Harley, Tractor, Tools, Household 1969 OSHKOSH F-2034 1971 OSHKOSH P-20341E1 1976 FORD LTS-9000 1987 CHAMPION 720 Tandem axle, w/plow and wing. Stk. #50352 Tandem axle, dump truck w/plow and wing. Tandem axle, water tanker truck. Stk. #50354 MOTOR GARDER 8616 COUNTY ROAD J, FORESTVILLE, WISCONSIN $214.05Location: Wisconsin Rapids, WI Stk. #50353 Location: Wisconsin Rapids, WI Stk. #50355 #B-1-316197 #B-3-316197 Location: Wisconsin Rapids, WI#B-2-316197 Location: Wisconsin Rapids, WI#E-4-316197 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2014 - 11:00 A.M. [email protected] Preview: 10:00 A.M. Online pre-bidding available on select items. Vehicles & Tractor sell at 11:30 AM: 1970 Jaguar E Type convertible series 2 4.2 with 31,813 original miles, ’96 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT truck, ’93 Cadillac Eldorado two door coupe, Farmall 350 trac- 1994 GMC TOPKICK tor w/loader, 1957 Harley-Davidson Sportster. Single axle, patrol dump truck w/plow, wing 2003 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM 2002 DODGE CARAVAN SE WAGON 2003 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT and spreader. Stk. #50356 4 dr. sedan. Stk. #5647 Stk. #5694 4 dr. sedan. Stk. #5773 Tools & More: Simplicity lawn tractor, South Bend Location: Wisconsin Rapids, WI Location: Mount Horeb, WI #A-6-316197 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-7-316197 #A-8-316197 #B-5-316197 Location: Mount Horeb, WI 14.5 – 16” quick change gear lathe, Precision MD- 31B mill drill, Central Machinery 4.5” metal cutting band saw, Chicago electric dual mig 151 welder, 8” Bench grinder/buffer, Central Machinery drill press, Schumacher charger/starter, 5HP Honda motor, 2 Ton engine hoist, 14” Abrasive cut off saw, Portable air tank, ATV lift, Simplicity snowblower, Ryobi high wheel string trimmer, Hobart Bros. generator trailer, 2005 CHEVY UPLANDER BASE WAGON 1999 OLDS INTRIGUE GX 2006 DODGE CARAVAN SXT WAGON 2004 BUICK LESABRE LTD. Sachs moped, Sled w/runners, Steel shelving, Press, Johnson out- Stk. #5774 4 dr. sedan. Stk. #5775 Stk. #5776 4 dr. sedan. Stk. #5777 board, Montgomery Ward outboard, Chain hoist, Aluminum exten- Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-9-316197 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #A-10-316197 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-11-316197 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #A-12-316197 sion ladder, Lead soldiers, Sword. The rooms inside of the house will be sold by the room. Items in the house to include beds, dressers, upholstered furniture & more. TERMS: Cash, Check, Visa, M/C & Discover. 10% buyer’s fee added to all sales. Sales tax collected on titled vehicles only. To view photos, or to join our instant auction alert system, please visit: www.massartauctioneers.com - 920-468-1113. Serving You With Excellence Since 1974! 2003 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 2004 CHEVY IMPALA 2005 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LT 2001 MAZDA TRIBUTE ES SPORT WAGON 4 dr. sedan. Stk. #5780 2 dr. coupe. Stk. #5782 4 dr. utility, 4WD. Stk. #5783 Stk. #5778 2545 Finger Rd., Green Bay, WI 54302 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #A-14-316197 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #A-15-316197 Location: Mount Horeb, WI#SUV-16-316197 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-13-316197 920-468-1113 Fax: 920-468-7137 Email: [email protected] Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Bob Massart, CAI-AARE-GPPA-CES #3, Damien Massart, #196 CAI-GPPA-BAS, Michelle Massart #2500, CAI, BAS

2004 MITSUBISHI MIGHTY MITS Sullivan1997 Auctioneers FORD F150 2001 5.0” CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 EXT. CAB INDUSTRIAL TRUCK 1986 MERCEDES BENZ 2628 4WD. Stk. #34168 4WD, 4 dr. Stk. #34169 Stk. #34170 Tandem axle, cab/chassis. Stk. #34171 Location: Waunakee, WI #T-17-316197 Location: Waunakee, WI #T-18-316197 Location: Waunakee, WI #B-20-316197 $233.53 Location: Waunakee, WI #T-19-316197 The SCENTERVILLE,nider Colle IOWAction [email protected] SALE TO BE HELD AT THE FARM LOCATED AT 21103 183RD AVE., CENTERVILLE, IA 52544 (WEST OF TOWN)

2 DOZEN+ COLLECTOR CARS, TRUCKS & TRACTORS, VINTAGE 2001 INT’L 2000 2002 INT’L 4300 SIGN COLLECTION, GAS PUMPS, HUNDREDS OF TOYS & MORE! 1992 GMC 2500 SIERRA SL 1999 JOHN DEERE FLAIL MOWER 4x4, single axle patrol/dump w/plow, wing Single axle, patrol/dump truck w/plow. Tandem axle, plow truck w/plow and wing. Stk. #33995 and spreader. Stk. #50352 Stk. #33994 Stk. #50352 Location: Delavan, WI Location: Platteville, WI #F-22-316197 #T-21-316197 Location: New Glarus, WI #B-23-316197 Location: Edgerton, WI #B-24-316197 Call Ahead For Details!!!

SAT., Mark your calendars SEPTEMBER now and make plans to attend this 20 interesting AT auction 9:00 that is being held A.M. for Craig & Pat Snider, Centerville, IA. Every item is from the Snider collection with no consignments being accepted. 1-800-383-SOLD Highlights to include: '70 Road Runner w/pistol grip 4 spd.; '54 Buick Century 2 dr. hardtop; '38 Chevy 2 dr. Registered Wisconsin Auction Company, License #01 Master Sedan; '36 Ford 5 window coupe w/4 spd.; '79 MGB Roadster w/47k mi.; '69 Chevy Camaro w/4 spd.; '50 Wisconsin Surplus On Line Auction - Used Car Dealer #3887 Chevy 5 window pickup; '56 Chevy 2 dr. wagon; '50 Chevy Sedan Delivery; '37 Chevy 1/2 ton pickup; '51 Studebaker Coupe; '49 Pontiac Silver Streak; numerous other vehicles; antique tractors to include: McCormick 202 W. Front St. - Mount Horeb, WI 53572-0113 Deering 22-36, 15-30 & 10-20; also selling several gas pumps, 100+ antique signs, 100’s of antique toys, few (608) 437-2001 - [email protected] pedal cars, farm primitives, car parts, crocks, memorabilia & much more! Huge auction! Make plans to attend! ACT NOW ... AUCTIONS ENDING DAILY! EVERYTHING SELLS "NO RESERVE"! *VEHICLES & ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO AUCTION CLOSING DATES. Advertisers! Give your buyer’s more time to plan to attend your auction!

Craig’s cell: CRAIG & PAT SNIDER – SELLERS 641-895-5214 We recommend putting your ads in two LOTS OF PHOTOS ONLINE! Sullivan Auctioneers, LLC • 217-847-2160 • Lic. 444000107 weeks prior to your sale! DETAILS & PHOTOS @: www.sullivanauctioneers.com 13 GAVIN BROS. AUCTION Gavin=3.7’ESTATE AUCTION OF ILENE CHAMPEAU Thiel & Thiel=4.0’ Tom and Gretchen Resan $ +REAL $ color ESTATE-ANTIQUES-COLLECTIBLES-APPLIANCES-CHAIR photos LIFT FOR STAIRS VOYAGEUR INN-200 Viking Dr., Reedsburg, WI SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 • 10:00 A.M. SHARP Location: Hwy. 33/23 on the east of Reedsburg to North on Hwy. H/Viking Dr. $157.10 $169.84 Thursday, September 18th, 2014 - 9:30 A.M. Location: 736 W. Main St., Hilbert, Wisconsin, Calumet County. NOTE: Tom and Gretchen are moving to newly built home. Excellent quality items for sale. Partial List, pictures at www.gavinbros.com [email protected] KIELGAS & KUEHNE BUILDINGS Auction Action News Real Estate Consists of a Two Story Brick Structure with a 3-Bedroom Apartment, Two Full Baths, 715-524-3076 Antiques, Collectibles, Electronics and Household: “12th Green Augusta National Clubs Simon Stallwood print; Wooseter Scott signed Shop Area 44’ x 50’, Multi-Purpose Building, L-Shaped Lot. and numbered framed print; Regulator clock; wall clock, Classical style, pendulum; 2 Aladdin lamps, original; Rayo lamp with green shade, TERMS OF REAL ESTATE: $5000.00 Down Day of Auction, (Non-Refundable). 30 to 60 Days elec.; desk lamp; Regent silver-plate serving set; Lomonosov porcelain figures; Flow Blue; 30+ large Royal Doultan Toby mugs including to Close. Offer to Purchase to be Signed with No Contingencies. Financing to be Arranged Before Anne Boleyn, Mad Hatter, golfer; other Royal Doultan pieces (Green Lady has small chip); Toby mug guide; 20+ pcs. Irish Belleek porce- Auction. 5% Buyers Fee Applies to the Sale Price. Sellers Have the Right to Accept or Reject One lain; glass baskets with silver plate/metal bases; mustard pots; Blue Willow dishes; cased glass bowl; fancy pickle castors; cruet table set; or All Bids. lacquer boxes; washbowl and pitcher; cake stand; glass basket; Wedgwood; painted china; cracker jars; green Depression glass; copper tea Lots of Vintage Glassware, Cookware, Jewelry, Quilts, Silver, Knick Knacks, Lamps, Linens, Picture set; Oriental teapot collection; Poppy Trail dishes; many other teapots including Hall, Harley, etc.; other Harley-Davidson collectibles; raven Frames, Prints, Silverware, Music Boxes, Dishes, China, Blankets, Lamps, Christmas Decorations, carving; Jim Shore resin figures; Dept. 56 “Christmas In The City” and “Mill Creek” villages; Star Wars and other Hallmark ornaments; Shelving, Display Cabinet, Bowls, Glass Top Coffee Table, Cookie Cutters, Baskets, Sewing “Harbor Lights” lighthouses; HO train gear; bookends; 6’ stained glass “hummingbird” panel; Appx. 15 Big Sky Carvers, carvings; Carver Machine, Survey Equipment, Old Wood Furniture, Buttons, Old Sprinkling Cans, Radio Flyer receivers & Amplifiers; Blue Ray Player; very nice East Lake 2 pc. bedroom set, spoon carving, burl veneer, marble top 3 drawer dresser Wagon, Pitcher & Bowl, Copper Pails, Old Key Maker, Plant Stands, Mannequin, Old Lighted and bed; double bed and dresser; ornate walnut dresser; 2 sewing stands; oak roll-top desk; oak swivel desk chair; 3 stack attorney book- Clock, Cash Register, Brass, Elec. Powered Chair Lift for Stairs, Stacking Washer & Dryer, 2 Ref., case; 3 pc. entertainment center; wicker rocker and ottoman; white wicker desk; wicker stand; wicker garden table; very nice large section- Keller 25’ Ext. Ladder, Lg. Rol-Air shell 182 Air Compressor, Mason Tools, Hand Tools, Hardware, al sofa; oak bookcase/desk combo; curved glass curio cabinet; hutch w/top shelves and bottom storage; cupboard; nesting and end tables; Screws, Nuts & Bolts, Work Bench, Pipe Bender, Blow Torches, Elec. Motors, 100’s of Other Items plant stands; humidor stand; music cabinet; bar stools; baker’s rack; golf clubs; some hand tools; Konus Y 200 motor, reflecting telescope; Plus there are Numerous Boxes to be Unpacked. Mead #497 folding reflecting telescope, auto saver, computer controlled; Infinity sub-woofer; large Sur and Vega, Altec Lansing, Bose TERM OF PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check w/ID. MC or Visa w/4% convenience speakers; home theater system; art, collector and other books; rugs; Lots of Harley-Davidson clothing & books; more. fee. Number system used. Lunch by Linda. Terms: Cash or good check. Visa or Master Card 3% convenience fee. THIEL & THIEL AUCTION SERVICE GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC Chilton • 920-849-2222 Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg & Baraboo, WI • 608-524-6416 - 608-356-9437 • [email protected] In the Auction & Real Estate Business FULL TIME since 1919 Jerry Thiel & Kendall Thiel, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: #291 & #724 www.thielrealestate.com 23 W. Main Street, Chilton, WI 53014 BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION Carol Miller= 3.9’ ONLINE MEDICAL CLINIC LIQUIDATION AUCTION $165.59Fabian+ $6 color Smith photos Living Estate Auction Dave Banister=7.9’ OLINE ONLY at www.baileyshonor.com/ Proxibid ~ 1st of 4 auctions ~ $335.43 + $33 color photos Bidding Available Now - Ends Tuesday, September 23rd. PREVIEW Mid Valley Court, De Pere, WI 700 Milwaukee St., Delafield, WI Mon., September 15th - 6:00 to 7:00 pm. $171.59 Medical Clinic, waiting room, and treatment room supplies and [email protected], September 20th, 2014 - 10:00 AM (CST) $368.43 equipment: Partial Listing: Hamilton and Medalist exam. tables, To include: Firearms; Winchester Model 1885 .32wcf rifle w/octagon barrel, Formostar Infrared body wrap, Oxypleth Springfield Armory 30-40 Krag [email protected] novametrix, Van Guard centrifuge 414-587-1 Model 1898, Winchester Model 74 Pro Peel Microdermabrader, Ames .22 rifle, High Standard Supermatic aliquot mixer, Redfield coagulator, Tournament .22LR pistol like new in box, 2 Running Balance=$2596.51 Imex Ultrasonic Doppler, nebulizers, H&R 32 S&W dbl. action revolvers - 3" & 5" barrels, JC Mita Point Source Ai 3030, Higgins shotgun, Parkhurst shotgun, Hopkins & Allen Stereoscope, American optical Spencer shotgun, H&R shotgun, Hy Scor & Daisy BB guns, microscope, autospiro SD system, Italian starter pistol, Bear Cub archery bow 62"-54#, ECG machines (older), Micro Tymp, Proline Cyclone 2 compound bow, Murray 22hp 46" Otoscopes, suturing trays, blood collection vacu- riding mower w/bagger, old glass & tainers, syringes, hypodermic needles, blood draw supplies, office tack eye duck decoys, 78" oak supplies, copy machines,rolling stools, IV poles, gloves, gyneco- entertainment center, Sony 5 disc logical exam. supplies, and more! CD changer, GWTW lamps, oil lamps, Terms: Cash, check, credit card, 18% buyers premium 12x51" lighted Hamm’s Land of the online only auctions, 3% cash only discount at pick up. Clear Blue Waters beer sign, Miller beer motion BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE calendar beer sign, beer Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319 serving trays, bar ware, patio table & 1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687 chairs, Musky/Crappie/Walleye & Bass taxidermy mounts, sportsman www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details! scene swivel rocker, tile top end Wayne Yoder=4.2’ $178.00 + $3 color photos $181.00 [email protected] table, cottage furniture, Casio keyboard & stand, brass lot, banjo - regulator - mantle - and other quality clocks, advertising plates back to 1903, Mason jars, large pantry cup- W. YODER AUCTION.COM board, cedar lined cupboard, Chalkware pieces, crystal, Signs, Farm Primitive & Country glassware, dinnerware sets, flatware sets, Philco tomb- stone tube radio, paintings, prints & lithographs, spice Store Live Auction cabinets, oak clock shelf w/drawer, Allstate elec. train set W. YODER AUCTION CENTER, #9615 in orig. box, folk art hand carved diorama, hand- N2475 13th GATEWAY, WAUTOMA, WI painted & signed plates, beer steins/mugs, stemware, Directions: 3 miles West of Wautoma, WI on Hwy. 21 or 10 miles East of I-39/Hwy. 51 on Hwy. 21. chafing dishes, silver plate & pewter lots, over 125 pieces of Avon collectibles, Ruby glass, Bucky Badger & other whiskey SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2014 - 9:00 AM decanters, Garcia/Egmond & True Tone guitars, Now accepting good items for this auction Pigalle sombrero, nesting hens, Currier & Ives din- 200+ signs: Lots of gas signs, Shell, Gargoyle, Mobil/oil, Pegasus, Good Year, Marathon. Farm nerware sets, Depression glass items, Milk Glass lamps, Fenton baskets, Schwinn bike, Keen signs and farm related items, White Charolais bull sign, Kutter mitre box, Stanley bedrock & other wood thermometers, Fence stretchers and shock tighter, planes, primitive tool chests, antique RR or indus- Pillsbury flour sign, Knife sharpener, Massey Harris trial platform cart, 4 post bed, antique commode, antique dressers, Farm Equipment, Cockshutt, Farm toys, Salesman sam- 100's of 33/45/78 rpm records (all genres), like new Aussie BBQ ples, Pedal tractors and old wrenches. This is just the tip grill, misc. collectibles and much more! Tents will be up if necessary. of the iceberg as we are still accepting consignments so Directions: take Main St exit (Exit 163) off Hwy 41 (1 exit south of Oneida keep checking our website for new arrivals. St) and follow signs for Mid Valley Dr, go approx. 1/2 mile to Mid Valley Attend, Phone bid, Absentee bid, or BID LIVE ONLINE @ wyoderauction.com Court on right. Off-street parking should be available. Watch for signs! Terms: Cash, WI Checks Only, Visa, MasterCard. 4% convenience fee for credit card. NO Terms: Everything sold as-is with no warranty whatsoever, cash, check or CC, Buyers Fee. 5.5% sales tax. All sales final with no warranties. Announcements sale day no returns, announcements on auction day take precedence over any prior supersede this and printed material. Not responsible for accidents. statements. No Buyer’s Fee! Absentee bids accepted and executed fairly. BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306 W. YODER AUCTION SERVICE Auctioneer Roger Anderson #1962 Visit our site for listings & photos! N2475 13th Gateway, Wautoma, WI 54982 • 920-787-5549; Cell 920-295-2644 WWW.BANISTERAUCTIONSERVICES.COM Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Wayne Yoder #1977 For More Info. and Updates, Visit: www.wyoderauction.com Does Your Auctioneer Advertise Here? 14 Nellie Beland=4.3’ ESTATE/CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Traci FORRESTWilliams= 3.1’ PERKINS ESTATE AUCTION $ + $ color photos $182.58 + $15 color photos BELLE CITY RESALE AUCTION GALLERY N2270 SHORE DRIVE, MARINETTE, WI 3801 DOUGLAS AVE., RACINE, WI 53402 $131.63SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, 2014 - 11:00 A.M. $197.58 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 - 6:00 P.M. Preview 5:00 P.M. FORREST WAS AN ALADDIN LAMP COLLECTOR! MANY ALADDIN LAMPS/ CHIM- GUNS: Remington 770 30-06, Nagant, British Enfield .303, Smith & Wesson M&P 1522, [email protected] W/BOXES/MANTLES W/BOXES/ACCESSORIES, WWI TRENCH ART VASE dated Mossberg 151K .22, Richland Arms 20K double barrel, Springfield M1A .308, Keltec P11 (new), 1918, VERY NICE SELECTION OF ANTIQUE FURNITURE, UNIQUE ‘SMALLS,’ MINT [email protected] Hi Point .40 (new), Kahr CW40 (new). JEWELRY: Coins, 10K/14K fine jewelry, costume jew- ‘MAD MAGAZINES’ FROM THE 70’S, ARTS & CRAFTS ITEMS, TWO PLAYER PIANOS, elry, watches. FURNITURE: Dressers, chairs, mirrors, artwork/framed items, primitives & OVER 300 ORS PLAYER PIANO ROLLS, LARGE & SMALL TOOLS, NIGGERHAIR/OTHER crocks. SPORTING GOODS: Lake Michigan trolling rods & reels (new), beer signs/mir- ADVERTISING ITEMS, MAYTAG NEPTUNE WASHER/DRYER, NEW HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, rors/neon. TOYS: Tin Toys, farm toys, tractors, vintage board games/puzzles. THE REST: GYMNASTIC EQUIPMENT, AND SO MUCH MORE! Glass/porcelain basket collection. Special Interest: RACINE BELLES Uniform and parade ban- Contact us or view our website for Terms & Conditions! ner. Food Available Enjoy the day with us on the Shores of Lake Michigan! TERMS: Cash-Good Check w/ID, VISA, MC, AMEX, DISC. 10% Buyer’s Fee. 5.1% Wisconsin Sales Tax. $1.00 Bid card fee. Any Announcements day of sale take precedent over printed material. BELLE CITY RESALE LLC - 262-681-2463 WI AUCTION CO. #414053 REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: Bob Hagemann #509 Email: [email protected] www.bellecityresale.com or auctionzip

Saturday, September 20, 2014 @ 10:00 a.m. Stan Jones=3.5’WWW.SUPERIORAUCTION.NET ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, PERSONAL PROPERTY $148.61 + $3 color photo AUCTIONEER NELLIE BELAND Dave & Dee Nielsen Moving Auction 2014 WISCONSIN “HALL OF FAME” INDUCTEE N754 North Water St., Watertown, WI CAI/CES/CAGA - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #818 www.jonesauctionservice.com HONESTY...INTEGRITY...EXPERIENCE Auctioneer’s Note: Featured item at this auction is a 2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac w/under Telephone: 906-864-2942 E-Mail: [email protected] 50,000 miles; antiques, collectibles, & lightly used furniture. Very clean & well maintained items. $151.61 Directions: Hwy. 16 to Water St., N. on Water to property-or-Cnty. Rd. L to Silver Creek Rd., E. on Silver Creek Rd., S. on N. Water St. to property, Watch for JONES AUCTION signs. Featuring: 2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4x4, low miles; Aztec Calendar (1 of only 2 custom [email protected] made); Pirkenhammer China; Beer Memorabilia; Artwork; Crocks; Tri County 4.5” Color pdf Glassware; Pottery; Italian Game Table; Toto by Poulbot Windup TRI-COUNTY CONSIGNMENT SALE $ + $ color pdf Doll; Antique Camera Set; Sofas; Recliners; Lane Cedar Chest; 2 mile north of ARCOLA, ILLINOIS on Route 45 & 2 1/2 miles west on County Rd. 400 Tables; Steinway Piano; Evinrude 2hp Boat Motor; 10 Speed Toy Auction: Friday, September 26, 2014 -- 10:00 am Bikes; Toro Snowblower; Grills; Chiminea; Tools; MUCH MORE- Total $191.07 TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST EVERYTHING!! General Auction: September 27, 2014 -- 8:00 am Terms: Cash, chk. w/ID, Visa & MC accepted. 10% Buyer’s Fee w/3% surcharge for credit card purchases. Items sell AS IS, No Guarantee or Warranty. Auctioneer’s message supersedes printed FRIDAY: SATURDAY [email protected] material & has right to bid on items w/reserve. VINDEX (SELLS AT 1:00 P.M.) 9 RINGS ALL DAY! John Deere: Hayloader; Combine; Thresher; GLASSWARE, LAMPS & LONGABERGER UNITED COUNTRY JONES AUCTION & REALTY Spreader; Plow; Drill, Grain Wagon; Model D John This is the best variety and quality 818 N. Church St., Watertown, WI 53098 Deere; Bundle Wagon; Wagon bed; 2-Teams; (2) of glassware we have had for a long time! Stan Jones, CAI Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer #993 Case Plows. FURNITURE (from 1800’s to modern) Office: 920-261-6820 Fax: 920-261-6830 ARCADE (50+) Very early 6’Wardrobe; 1800’s Corner Cupboard www.jonesauctionservice.com Email: [email protected] ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, 100+ SIGNS (2) Empty Dozer boxes; Yellow Dozer; Red Dozer; CROCKS & BUTTER CHURNS Green Dozer; Checker Cab; IH Dump Truck; Green Various sizes of Dazy Butter churns; Redwing #1 Double Decker bus; Farmall; “J.D. gear w/flare bed - (very hard to find); Redwing #2, #3, #15; Western Gavin=4.7’ GAVIN BROS. AUCTION very hard to find”; Plus lots more. #3, #4; Monmouth #3 Bee Sting; Several Bee Hazel Beighley, John & Betty Krotzman & Others $ + $ colorORIGINAL photos FARM TOYS Stings; Whitehall #3; Westco Chicken Waterer; Mc- Sauk County Fairgrounds John Deere, I.H.; Ford; NH; Oliver; M.M.; M.F.; Cormick Deering Crock; Western Pottery - Denver, CO. #4 Location: Hwy. 33/Ringling Blvd. at Washington, East side of Baraboo, WI $199.56M.H.; Reuhl; A.C.; Case; White; Tru-Scale; Tractors and Implements (NIB); Originals; Also originals not Visit AUCTIONZIP.COM - Auctioneer #14498 Tuesday, September 23rd, 2014 - 9:00 A.M. in boxes; Precisions; Specials Editions and regular [email protected] FOR PICTURES AND COMPLETE SALE BILL. LUNCH: Country Gals • NOTE: Following is a partial list of a large auction. Pictures @ www.gavinbros.com 1/16 toys. (Best selection offered ever at our sale!) VISA/MASTER CARD ACCEPTED. Antique & Collectible Items: 20+ pieces of Watt’s pottery including: three leaf apple pie plate, casserole dish; cookie jar; canister set, TRUCKS - CONSTRUCTION TOYS - PEDALS Esmond line lazy Suzan; numerous advertising bowls, pitchers, S&P shakers, sugar & creamers from the local area; 25+ Red Wing & other There will be toys for every collector - TRI-COUNTY AUCTION LLC crocks; Red Wing 10 gal. crock & lid; Red Wing churns 2, 3, 5, 6 gal.; Red Wing Dutch girl clock; Red Wing chicken waterer, canning jars, Beginner to Avid. 650E. C.R. 400N• Arcola, IL 61910 & other collectibles; stoneware jugs; stoneware crocks; old Ball jars; approx. 40 teapots; 150+ salt cellars; Moonstone opalescence hobnail We will have most of the toys cataloged this dishes, setting for 12; miniature lamps; Occupied Japan figurines; large collection of jacknives; tobacco tins; set of 4 Red Wing cherry band Mgr.: Vernon J. Yoder - 217-268-3444 pitchers; WWI Army uniform (jacket, pants, leggings, helmet, gas mask); large collection of beer & pop bottles; tobacco cans; Harley- sale. Visit auctionzip.com for a pdf after Auctioneer: Dean Yoder - Arcola, IL Davidson sign, metal; Smith-Corona “Clipper” and case; 6 1/2” aluminum tree, box; Hull vase; Roseville bowl w/paper label; Hall bowl; September 15th. 217-254-9899 # 441001171 Audrey’s Bait Shop, Baraboo thermometer; 8 ruby trimmed glasses, ashtray; wicker baskets; Indian basket; very nice Pioneer wood wagon; Fostoria; pink & green Depression glass; Cobalt dishes; Red Ruby glassware; glass shoes; glass candle stick holders; sugar/creamers; candy dishes; vases; LG ruffled plate and bowl; glass baskets; lots of other glassware; very large set of Golden Wheat dishes; Flair silverware setting for 12; concertina; Accordion 120 bass; oak highchair; oak chest of drawers; round glass china cabinet; sewing cabinet; some fancywork and costume jewelry; pool/billiard balls; Eugene Picture Book Display; Bevis Hillier’s “100 Years Of Posters”; several postcard albums; Little Golden Book collection; Wisconsin Dells tie rack; Revolving jewelry display case; Beechies 1 cent store container; large sad- Advertisers Note: diron; cast iron decorative piece; foreign coins; Packer glasses; more. Toys: John Deere LGT pedal tractor restored; Lionel “Black River Freight” train set; old toys inc. Tonka trucks, farm toys, CI horses & wagon, etc.; 8+ semi-trailer toys (Sears, Structo, Nylint, fire truck); Ertl Tru-Value car banks; battery operated tin cars and trucks, “Tiny Transport”, etc.; Nylint pickup; Greyhound bus; Hubley metal Dusenberg model; Match Box and other small toy vehicles; View Master; New Kids, Peanuts, Smurf, other lunch boxes; several Star Wars Please Double Check figures; toy wagon; wooden toy/doll cupboard; carnival chalk dogs; Super Powers 3-D game; marbles; Chinese Checkers; 20+ Schleich animals; belt buckles; marbles; other misc. items. Railroad Items: Milwaukee Road conductor’s uniform (jacket, vest, pants, cap); Amtrack conductor’s uniform (jacket & cap); C&NW 5 plates & bowl; Union Pacific ashtray; RR lineman’s telephone; long spout oil can; CN kerosene can; galvanized Soo Line oil can; kerosene torch; etc. Button Collection (sold at 11:00 AM in separate ring): Selling a single- your Proofs before owner carded and loose button collection. Over 250+ lots. Buttons of all ages and will include, but not limited to, MOP, shell, celluloid, veg- etable ivory, glass, china, military, bone, assorted metals, realistic, Victorian, clear glass, small black glass, Bakelite, glass lacy and lusters, fabric and other surprises. One of our largest single-owner button auctions to date. It’s one you don’t want to miss. Terms: Cash or good check. Visa or Master Card 3% convenience fee. Sales Tax Applies. Deadline to Prevent any GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg & Baraboo, WI • 608-524-6416 - 608-356-9437 • [email protected] errors!!Deadlines are www.auctionactionnews.com always TUESDAYS AT 5 P.M. 15 GAVIN BROS. AUCTION Gavin=5.1’LIVING ESTATE AUCTION Mike Murphy=9.5” Alvin Zipsie Estate $ + $ SUNDAY,color photos SEPTEMBER 21, 2014 - 11:00 A.M. $403.37 + $24 Color photos Sauk County Fairgrounds, Baraboo, WI ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES Location: Hwy. 33/Ringling Blvd. at Washington, East side of Baraboo, WI $216.55 $427.37 Saturday, September 20th, 2014 - 9:00 A.M. 324 E. WALWORTH AVENUE, DELAVAN, WI 53115 LUNCH: Country Gals • NOTE: Following is a partial list of a large auction. Pictures @ www.gavinbros.com [email protected] PREVIEW TIMES: SATURDAY, SEPT. 20th, 1-3 PM and on SUNDAY, SEPT. 21, at [email protected] Guns: See website for more detailed list. Long guns: Civil War era Burnside Carbine; US Springfield mdl. 1884 45-70 w/bayonet; Troxado 10 AM. MANY UNUSUAL INTERESTING & OLD & ANTIQUES. A stand up indoors Auction Damasco muzzle loading shotgun; Winchester Mdl. 94 30-30; Win. mdl. 100 .308 semi-auto; Rem. Woodsmaster 740 30-06 Springfield to be held in an Historic DOWNTOWN DELAVAN store front. Food available. semi-auto; Rem. mdl. 5215 .22; Mossberg .22; Pursuit Pro .50 cal. BP; Connecticut Valley Arms .50 cal. BP; Weatherby Patrician II DU 12 COME TAKE A LOOK! ga. NIB; Browning Invector plus BPS 12 ga. NIB; Mossberg 835 Ultra Mag 12 ga. NIB; New England Firearms Pardner Pump 12 ga. NIB; ANTIQUE FURNITURE: OAK curved glass curio cabinet w/Carved Lions heads, mirrored Remington 870 Express 12 ga. NIB; Savage mdl. 67-H 12 ga. NIB; Remington 87 express Mag. 12 ga. NIB; Charles Daily Field Grade 12 back splash & glass shelves; Elegant OAK 2 Pc. ga. NIB; Rem 11-48 autoloader 20 ga.; New England 20 ga. NIB; Fox Mdl. B 20 ga. side-by-side; Atlas Mdl. 2076 20 ga. side-by-side; Enclosed hutch; OAK Quarter-sawn 54" top DR Ext. Belgium flint lock musket. Pistols: Lugar P-08 9mm; S&W M1899 .38 revolver; Lefaucheux M1858 6 shot revolver; Colt Cobra .38 table w/pedestal base, attributed to Hansen Special; Colt Python .357 mag.; Colt 357 revolver; Navy Arms .36 cal. BP; Reliable 5 shot revolver; German Fichtel & Sachs Bayonet; other Furniture, Janesville; 4 OAK T-back chairs; Walnut bayonets; flintlock pistol; Derringer repro; BB guns; etc. Ammo/Reloading: 357 mag.; .45; .30 cal.; 45-70; .44 mag.; .38 Special; .243; .30 Library table; OAK kitchen cabinet; Child’s Horns carbine; .32 auto; .32 S&W; .22; 30-30; .308; 30-06; 12 ga.; 20 ga.; MEC Super 500 reloader #081763; balance scale; gun powder; shot; chair w/Uphol. seat c. 1910; Painted immigrant’s trunk; primers; lots of powder horns; other misc. ammo. Hunting/Fishing Items: wooden ammo boxes; numerous cleaning kits & supplies; col- Large pine trunk; Victorian wine color Uphol. recliner; lection of 100+ pocket & hunting knives inc.: K-Bar; Western; Swiss Army; Buck; Schrade; and many others; knife display case; belt buck- Walnut 2 pc. Primitive cupboard; Large Round Mahogany DR. Ext. les; Eureka dome tent; Boy Scout flash light; other flash lights; hunting & camping gear; lanterns; gun racks; fox head mount; squirrel table c. 1850; Mahogany T-back arm & side chairs; 3 Old Walnut mount; raccoon head mount; duck mounts; leather; 60+ hides & pelts; hunting bags; game calls; model cars; fishing rods & reels; fishing lodge benches; Wood newel post; Oak & walnut bed rails; 2 Walnut tackle; wildlife prints & signs; fly fishing flies; fishing nets; mule deer mount; deer antlers; belts & holsters; WWII helmet; decoys; metal Victorian lamp tables; 1920’s Renaissance revival Uphol. sofa detector; swords & scabbards; lots of other items, too numerous to mention. Antique/Collectible Items: Effinger beer box; Kraut cutter; w/down cushion; Large Mahogany open front sideboard w/drawers; pulleys; Ringling Bros. & other circus posters; pewter Civil War soldiers; glassware; dishes; CI pans; collector plates; marbles; Remington Rosewood sideboard w/wine bottle drawers; Large 1919 Rococo typewriter; 4 school desks; display cases; Toy tractors & farm implements; Tonka toys; Matchbox cars; other toy items; wall lamp; hanging Rival blanket chest w/drawer; Art Deco blue upholstered 1940’s scale; 8 & 35 mm cameras and equipment; reel to reel player & tapes; projectors; Casio keyboard; Beam decanters; more. Model air- love seat sofa; Mahogany dresser; Mahogany 4dr. file cabinet; Piano planes: Tri-Pacer 135 RC; TF Super M RC; Aero-mite RC; Mega Tech cc flyer RC; Bi-plane; Military Bomber; 4 engine military; Glider; stool; Bamboo bookshelf; Large Plaster floral frame; other smaller models; MPC flying model rocketry; 8 Ace Olympic 5 transmitter-receiver; Futaba RC system; other model supplies; RC Car. Brass full bed frame; OAK commode; Reupholstered Tool/Garage Items: Chicago Sawz-all; Craftsman drill press; Skillsaw; B&D drill; jig saw; other power tools; anvil; hand tools; Rem. elec. Victorian wood framed sofa; Walnut Vict. 3 Dr. wash- chain saw; hardware & supplies; lots of other misc. items. Bows: Recurve: Necedah X26; Shakespeare; Howatt Century 21 Catalina; stand; Vict. caned rocker; Bent wood stool; Large Pearson Mustang 7258; Pearson Jet Bow #333; Action Bow 8200. Compound: Game Getter II; Comanche 218 Youth; Black Bear; Rosewood Buffet w/Birds-eye Maple drawer fronts; Whitetail Hunter Bear; quivers; arrows; other archery accessories. Optics: Redfield 15x45 spotting scope; Bushnell 7x50 binoculars; Wooden easel. OLDER COLLECTABLES/ART: Mustang 10x50 binoculars; Skyline 7x35 binoculars; Tasco 25x30 monocular; Barska 8x21 binoculars; Baraska 15x40x50 spotting scope; REGINA Mahogany music box, works & 11 1/2" 3 Barska 3x9 scopes; Tasco 2.5x; Jason 3x9x40; Bausch & Lomb New Gem microscope; others. discs; Edison floor phonograph w/records; Wood case Terms: Cash or good check. Visa or Master Card 3% convenience fee. Sales tax applies. Analytical balance scale; Framed 1868 Steel GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC Engraving Lithograph "Biography of Abraham Lincoln"; National Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg & Baraboo, WI • 608-524-6416 - 608-356-9437 • [email protected] nickel over brass cash register; Framed Fireman Certificate, CURRIER & IVES Orig. Litho, dated 1890; 2 colored drawings by Joyce Wartmann, Edgerton, WI; Fruit painting, oil on canvas by Regan w/Egyptian motif frame; 2 Vellum Latin manuscripts, hand-printed; 2 Framed & colored British book illus- Koningtrations; Auction=5.2’ Green Hamilton Beach Malt mixer; 3 Victorian brass electrified gas light REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL ceiling fixtures w/glass shades; 12 pc. Kitchen canister set, Germany; Famed $ + $ color photosChalk-Camels, J. Schroeder; Men’s Fedoras; Amish hat; 1920’s Straw PROPERTY AUCTION Week 1 (Issue 2009)boaters $220.79 skimmer hats; Stonebridge folding candle lantern; Deco Wedding cake ceiling fixture globe & other globes; 2 Crystal ceiling chandeliers; 1514 17th Avenue, Monroe, WI 53566 ek 2 (Issue 2010)Victorian dis- pine needle craft baskets; Best Devices 1000W SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 2014 $165.59Stereopticon glass slides projector; Weller pottery vase; Time: 10:00 A.M. • Real Estate: 1:00 P.M. Glass top table w/leather Rock Co. records binders base; Auctioneer’s Note: An unbelievably large collection of very well preserved books and comic Total Monroe Educator adding machine; Plaster library busts; $386.381940’s steel coat tree; 2 Steel 5-drawer cabinets Orig. from strips. Mr. Miller also created replicas of US coin currency into 6” rounds with molds he sculp- [email protected] tured. It is amazing to see his talent and wisdom. This is an auction you must visit. Parker Pen; Red Wing Yellow Monk Pottery cookie jar; Elegant China dinnerware, partial sets; Blue Wedgewood County side dinnerware; Gold Carnival glass; See pictures on Auctionzip, Auctioneer ID 38991. Curtains; Bed throws; Picture frames; Table linens; Hat boxes; Fire ext. plant stand; Real Estate: Well built and maintained 2 story, 4 bedroom home on quiet street near school, 14 ceramic cookie jars; Books cast iron doorstop; Roman Bookends; Carmel glass church and historic downtown Monroe. Beautiful oak wood floors, oak trim & crown molding bent panel lamp shade needs repair; Old packaging tape dispensers; Rayo Banquet lamp; Victorian with lovely oak open stairway. Large modern upstairs bathroom. Newer furnace and roof. Large Hearth fireplace tile; Pitcher & washbowl; Vict. raised enamel crystal pitcher w/glasses; Crystal front porch encased with shrubs. Garage and garden shed. Yard with apple tree, grapes and gar- stemware; Japan tea set; Opera & Classical 33 RPM records; Pattern glass cake stand; Hawaii den area. Off street parking. Sold ‘as is‘ with no contingencies. $2,500 down with signed con- grass Hula skirt; Theater clothes; Man’s Opera jacket; Brass ceiling Kero-Oil lamp. ORIENTAL tract to close in 30 days. Call for viewing. RUGS: Purple Chinese 10’ x 14" wool; Raspberry Chinese 8’ x 9-1/2’; Blue Chinese 8’ x 10’; Personal property consists of multitudes of boxes filled with collectible magazines, comic strips Wine/Grey & other Chinese woven rugs. MISC.: Arbor Bench grinder; Scroll saw on stand; and cartoonist books wrapped in boxes in mint condition. Examples are: 1914-1917 Good Royal 115NX cash register; Steel 4 Dr. file cabinet; 8mm. Movie projector; Carousel slide projec- Housekeeping, Ladies Home Journal, Life, Antiques, Workbench, The Plain Truth, Artist & 1952 tor; Security camera & monitor; Pine round coffee table, (4) 2 sided bookcases (H. 7’ x W. 5’ x D. 22”) US Camera. Comic & cartoonist books of Little Orphan Anne by Harold Gray, 1928; Line Books TERMS: CASH/GOOD CHECK. Positive State Photo DL./ID. to Register, Bid & Buy. All pur- by Richard Henry Little 1927; 440 comic panels ‘Out Our Way’ by JR Williams 1938 -1944; Dick chases must be settled for in full & prior to same day removal from premises. All sells AS-IS. Day Tracy comic books; Mickey Mouse comics; Nemo classic library comics 1983; “Born Thirty of Auction statements by auctioneer will prevail. NO BUYERS FEE! Years Too Soon” by JR Webster 1945; Hard bound book ‘Oh Skin-nay! By Briggs 1913; Boxes WEB: www.murphyauctions.com/auctioncalendar.htm beyond belief of Big Little Books; Nancy Drew; Hardy Boys; Roy Rogers; Perry Mason; Louis REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: Mike Murphy #285, DELAVAN WI L’Amour; Bob’s Hill Boys; Frank L Packard; Gardener; Chicago Tribune comics; Boxes still to + be opened. MURPHY’S A AUCTIONS Furniture: 4 stack library closet; many old oak dressers and chests in good condition; wicker set +Auctioneer + Estate Sales + Liquidations +262-728-1844 + of rocker, desk, floor lamp and chair; Electrolux vacuums; electric Singer sewing machine with “A Tradition of Excellence” cover, very nice; old wooden ironing board; hundreds of video cassettes of TV programs and sports, all itemized; Sharp & Emerson 14” TV; Orion digital auto tracking unit, Apex digital TV converter; Apex disc player DVD; Video Copy Master. Shop & Outdoor: Many boxes of small hand tools and garden tools. KONING AUCTION SERVICE, Monroe, WI 53566 David Koning Auctioneer, WI License #604-52 Starting January 1st, 2015, our 608-325-9808 or 608-558-2223 Terms: Cash or check day of sale - Number system - NO BUYER’S FEE. NEW Deadline will be MONDAYS AT NOON. Over a Million Hits The paper will be mailed on Wednesdays instead www.auctionactionnews.com of Thursdays. Mike Paul=4X10.9’ $925.63 + $114 color photos $ 1039.63 [email protected] 16

steins; Etc. ADVERTISING AUCTION OTHER ADV.: Immaculate oak & iron penny match box vendor (Albert Pick Co. Chi.); Roundy Peckham & Dexter cast iron mechanical cigar nipper & match dis- KEWASKUM, WI penser; Lg. Mica cigar tin litho sign; Eagle Lye Milw. Tin litho crumb set, grocery SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2014 - 9:00 A.M. reminder & match holder; Nice 1900’s Schmidt & Storck wagon poster; Lg. 1900’s photo of steam train loaded w/Case 8:00 A.M. Inspection steam engines & threshers leaving Racine; 1920’s Case corn LOCATION: DETOUR! Hwy. 45 north of Kewaskum 1.5 miles to Old Bridge Rd., East 1 mile to Hwy. planter color litho; 1920’s Strand Theater “The Death Parade” G, South 1 mile to N131 Hwy. S. poster; 60” A&W porcelain neon sign; Railway Express porcelain AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The collection of the late Jim Paul, with additions. There are some excep- sign; Early John Graf sheet iron sign; 1920’s Arterial Hwy. stop sign; NOS 1951 B.F. tional, rarely encountered pieces in this sale. Goodrich brkt. sign w/box; 6’x4’Heil sign; Std. Oil crown globe; 8’ Pennzoil metal BREWERIANA: Super 1870’s Gutsch Brwg. Co. lager beer, Sheboygan painted sign; Dbl. sided Am. Hotel Assoc. metal sign; 1891 Fritz Reuter Plat Deutsche metal corner sign; Very good 44x32 “Drink Miller High Life Beer Milwaukee” framed Club silk & bullion banner; Lg. silk & bullion IOOF Fountain City Lodge banner; RPOG sign; Scarce Pabst 1892 Munich Child poster; Exceptional Nice Oshkosh B’Gosh neon clock; Lg. Oshkosh B’gosh Walters, Menasha 24.5Hx19W girl & goat in bi-plane Bock Rosenheimer tin sign; Neon Products Deco clock; Cleveland poster; Walter’s Menasha “The Secret” Gold Label poster; Rare Aztec, other neon clocks; Indian motorcycle vest pin & matchbox 38x28” framed John Walter & Co. Eau Claire oilette of night time case; 50” Simplicity lighted sign w/clock; Humbolt Whiskey St. Paul, MN tin litho country club scene; Lg. 1860s JJ “Sands Columbian Brewery” Chi. camp scene; I.W. Harper Vitrolite cabin scene sign; Lg. I.W. Harper pre-pro whiskey IL brwy. photo w/beer wagons; Walter’s Menasha Island Brwy. oilette; Nice H.J. Heinz vinegar barrel; 2 RPOG chip edge five & dime signs; 19 back print; 30x24” O. Vills 1878 Lager Beer poster, Minn. City, MN; John bar bottles incl.: Jelco, Old Tennyson, Old Crow, Torrance, Old Edgemont, Matinee Gund “Satisfied” poster; Regenfuss, Kaukauna die cut dlvy. man; Great 1933 Blatz Old Club, Taylor, Hains Monarch, Cabinet, Sunny Brook, Badger Club, Tom Benton, Jersey, Heidelberg 43x25” plaster sign; Scarce 27” Kingsbury neon Ever-Lite clock; Berliner 400 Rye, Bobel & Benz, Bonfield Baker & Emerald; 8 etched shot glasses incl.: Night Cap Whiskey, Beer porc. corner sign; 2’x3’ Lithia porcelain neon sign; Schlitz & other neons; Mint Miller High Life girl Atlas, Zien Bros., Kentucky Belle, Eye Opener, Shamrock, etc.; Lien Bros Milw. liquor adv. pipe; Nice in moon painted sign; Lithia Spiro lighted sign; Lithia Bock sign; Chief Oshkosh lighted 1921 Coke calendar; Selected Devices 1930’s wood Coke clock; 1921 Coke tray; 54x18 Coke self-framed sign; Pabst Sheboygan Ginger Ale self-framed tin sign; Miller duck hunter self-framed tin sign; Wood Coke 6 pk. carrier; Lg. soda patches; Soda crowns; Scarce Union Bottling Works Milw. tin; PBR RPOG chip edge mirror sign; PBR & Blatz Old Heidelberg TOC; Old Style “Gypsy” soda tray; Hamm Appleton soft drink tray; 16 colored seltzer bottles Lager 26” figural back bar statue; 10 clean beer chairs include: Schlitz lg. & sm. logo, incl.: Darlington, WI, Orange Crush, Whistle Milw., Quality Club Stevens 2 Pabst, 2 Cream City, 2 Blatz, Menomonee Brwg. & Jung; Scarce Point, Clintonville, Roxo Waukesha, Bay View Milw. & Black Bear, Milw.; Ph. Best Brewing Co. Meerschaum pipe w/Gambrinus; Pre-pro Verifine ice cream porcelain sign & a mirror; Tutti Frutti cash box; White Star trays incl: Raddant Shawano “Marguerite”, Miller oval & round Liner “Majestic” sepia print; Friend Bros. Clothing, Milw. tin litho; Longines Watch girl in moon, Calumet Brwg. Storck, Jung logo, Port Washington factory print; 1800’s Green Bay ticket collage; 1920 John Deere store display; 1930 Brwg. Creole “Carnation”, Knapstein New London, 2 different Pabst brewery Kewaskum diner calendar; Numerous early to mid 1900’s adv. calendars; Numerous scene trays, Schlitz Brewery scene, etc.; Post-pro trays incl.: Peoples Wurtzer RR calendars; Adv. wood thermometers; 1900’s Brunswick Billiards Beer, Storck’s Slinger Beer, Miller girl in moon, Star Lager Lomira, Schlitz bot- poster; Swift’s ham posters; Adams & Long Distance tobacco pails; Treadway Shoes clock; tle, Blatz banner, Plymouth, Gettelman hand, etc.; PBR, Gettelman, Blatz & other Camels thermom.; Adv. egg crate; Knuth’s Milw. potato chip cards; A.G. Koch Indian cal- ball tap knobs; Brass beer faucets; Beer mugs incl.: West Bend & Heileman Golden Leaf, etc.; 7 clay beers endar plate & match holder; WWII chocolates display; “Hosiery” lighted glass sign; incl.: Gunther & Berns qt., Liebscher & Berg, etc.; Glass beer bottles incl.: Goehring Silver Creek & Eveready flashlight display; “Pineine” adv. board; Alka-Seltzer standing display; Niedermair, Neosho; 13 etched beer glasses incl.: J. Steger Mayville, Port Wash. Premo, Miller, Numerous paper board signs adv. snake oil, dental, hair & health aids; Neat dog chain Waukesha, Old Ale, Pabst, Blatz, Gettelman & 4 different Walters Menasha, Blumer, Gutsch, etc.; Pyro merchandiser by Schonk; 1903 Sheboygan calendar; Monarch Range signs; Etc. THE beer glasses; Neat copper beer stein; “Repeal the 18th Amdt.” iron license plate brkt.; Schlitz paper REST: Koch’s porcelain elect. barber pole; Minn. Billiard Co. Milw. oak cue & ball weight; Wood beer crates; Gettelman door push; Fox Head back bar statue; Old Shay, PA back bar stat- rack; Folk art beer wagon; 4 Vintage circus posters; Several wood & glass Dr. & dentist ue; Kurth paper board beer sign; Weber thermom.; Church keys; Leiney & Schlitz 50’s tap knobs; signs; Neon clocks; Cov’d. Bridge 4H cow board; Pine Tree seed porcelain cup; 1916 Maxwell auto man- Hamm’s bear in canoe lighted sign; Budweiser motion lamp; Schlitz rotating clock; Old Style register ual, other auto & oil paper; Early Wilmette baseball photos; 2 ruby exit lights; Early hat & shoe boxes; clock; Asst’d. lighted plastic post pro beer signs; 1st edit & other beer mirrors; 50 modern tap knobs; 71 modern beer Porcelain glove forms; NOS dyes; Etc. Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments.

TERMS: Cash or checks. Out of state, 2 forms of ID. D/L required for bid number. No phone bids. No buyer’s premium. Absentees accepted. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Mike Paul #28. Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments Paul Auction Company, Inc. P.O. Box 457, Kewaskum, WI 53040 262-338-3030 established 1969 [email protected] www.paulauction.com Give a Gift Subscription to the Antique Lover in your life - Call today: 715-524-3076

Don’t Mess With These T No matter what is on his hard copy!! 17 TRACTORS, FARM EQ., PRIMITIVE ITEMS, LARGE ANTIQUE and HOUSEHOLD ESTATE AUCTION Warren Luedke=5.3’ ANTIQUES & MANY COLLECTIBLES Don Wagner=10.4’ Estates of the Late Fritz Perronne and Late Edwin Greibe DONALD RHODE - 3 GENERATIONS OF ITEMS $ + $ color photos $ + $ color photos N4961 PALMER ROAD, ROSENDALE, WI N7956 HIGHLAND RD., SHEBOYGAN FALLS, WI SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2014 - 10:00 A.M. Sharp! $225.04 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2014 - 9:00 A.M. $441.58 Lunch on site by the Boy Scouts (GUNS & SPORT EQ. @ NOON) LOCATION: North & South, HWY. 57 to Garton Rd., east on Garton to Highland Rd. Turn [email protected] DIRECTIONS: 5 miles East of Brandon on County Hwy. TC to Palmer Road, then North to the first set of north on Highland, from the South, take HWY. 32 to the north to Cty. Rd. A, turn west on A to buildings on the right or 3 miles West of Lamartine on TC to Palmer Road, then North to the first set of build- [email protected] Rd., south on Highland, watch for Auction Signs. ings on the right. Visit wagnersauctionandrealestate.com to view pictures. TRACTORS: John Deere 4010 Auctioneer’s Notes: Come check out lots of interesting items for sale. Check out our website diesel tractor w/WF & cab; Farmall H tractor NF w/loader; Farmall B tractor NF; Farmall M tractor NF. @wluedkeauctioneering.com, for pictures of selected items and auction listing. FARM MACHINERY: John Deere 3pt. field digger; White 508 semi mount automatic reset plow 3-16”; two TOOLS AND SHOP EQUIPMENT: Work bench on wheels w/elect. Plug ins, Delta Rockwell gravity boxes and gears; International 4 row corn planter; New Idea manure spread w/hydraulic gate; 200 gal. jig saw, 150 lb. anvil, bench vises, wood lathe, tool boxes, gas cans, wooden tool box, misc. field sprayer; John Deere PTO cob sheller; New Idea 2 row corn picker; 4 row stalk chopper; 3pt. 7ft. scrap- Craftsman tools, wooden step ladders, wall mounted drill press, cement trowels, hand saws, tap and per blade; 3pt. 5ft. scrapper blade; 5ft. Bush Hog mower; John Deere 10ft. wheel disc; 4 section steel drag; 2 die sets, drill bits, old black smith forge, tire changer (manual), Kohler generator, fire extinguish- FARM RELATED wheel cattle trailer; wood wagon & gear w/hydraulic lift; wood drags; 4in. auger. er, misc. tools you have to come and see. ITEMS: Milk cans; wheelbarrow; burlap bags; chicken waters; elec. motors; iron barn track; new hydraulic FARM ITEMS: hoses; hay forks; elec. fencer; cement mixer; wood scaffolding walk; 4 large Paxeveflow model 1340 hog 6 x 10’ Schuette cattle trailer, tandem (nice shape), smooth fence wire, barb wire feeders; 13 steel hog gates; steel fence posts; snow fence; 20 steel gates; forks & shovels; 4 chicken crates; 3 rolls (new), steel fence posts, woven wire, large horn cutter, chicken feeders, hog feeders. small pig feeders; 2 hog creep feeders; Lincoln arc welder; scrap iron; elec. Box; Reese trailer hitch; platform LAWN AND GARDEN: Forks, shovels, grass spreader, push mowers, Gilson ST 826 snow blow- scale; eveners; tire chains; welding rods; load amp tester Black Smith forge; 3 fuel barrels w/stands; Cyclone er (electric Start Briggs & Stratton 8hp) Excellent condition, Honda HR 194 push mower w/bag- seed sower; rough sawn red oak & pine lumber; wood flatbed wagon w/wood wheels; Lacrosse wood furnace ger, fertilizer spreader. – Like New; commercial hose reel. COLLECTABLES: 1 cent metal test your strength machine MFG. HOUSEHOLD: 5 wicker dining room chairs, dressers and mirrors, wood kitchen set, entertain- Cottlib on a stand-Rare; Standard Oil container w/pump; Edison table model phonograph; double flywheel gas ment center, 6 legged dining room table, wooden 2 piece hutch, Something for everyone. motor; washstand on legs; dovetail oil wood box, iron lamp; washtubs; crank ice cream maker w/wood pail; COLLECTIBLES: 100 yr. old bedroom set, Victrola, Old Corn Sheller, egg beater, metal canis- egg crates; meat cleaver; dog bed on wheels; 6 press back chairs; crocks: 4, 6, 10, 20 gal.; cast iron pump; ters with names on, 3 legged milking stool, butter churn, washboard, white pitcher and bowl set, lightning rod w/glass bulb; primitive hand tools; sprinkling can; metal oil can w/lid; porcelain & steel door handcrafted wooden walking canes, icebox, old records from 1900’s, old gas cans, cream cans, knobs; porch post; scythe; steel pulleys; Dunlap grain bag; long horns; wood spindles; cross cut saw; dip net; butcher’s kettle, cast iron seats, old protractor, horse harness, horse collars, old metal trucks and pantry cupboard doors; hand corn planters; oak molding; copper milk bucket; buggy steps; Louie Rhode’s toys, nail kegs, blue glassware, milk cans, Avon canisters (in boxes) and many more items too Western leather saddle; egg baskets; cast iron bell; old bike; scale weights; hay hooks; Refill Here Diamond many to mention, And much more. 760 motor oil tin & porcelain sign; tin bottle holder; Rhode tin sign; Red Wing Linseed oil can; horse collar; FISHING AND HUNTING SUPPLIES: 14ft. aluminum fishing boat w/9.8 hp Mercury motor. walk behind cultivator; wood cabinets; wood roller w/last seal; kerosene lanterns; copper wire for lightning GUNS: Marksman 12 gauge shotgun and .22 L rifle (dated April, 1794). rods; medicine cabinet; Enterprise two wheel coffee grinder w/draw pump; camel back truck; bachelors chest; TERMS: Cash or good check day of Sale, NO POST DATED CHECKS, and all checks must be 2 wooden wheels; wood hand cart; wood wheelbarrow; 8 glass cars; cast iron stove; hanging lamp; porcelain dated day of sale. Number system will be used. If credit is needed, please contact you financial sink w/pedestal; 8’ curved glass antique display cabinet; copper pail; train set; cast iron horse head; 2 institution prior to the sale. Any and all announcements take precedence over all printed material. Lamartine L.C. Treffert milk bottles; Lamartine Creamery adv. items; old wringer washer; red, white, black Not responsible for any accidents. All personal property being sold “as is condition”. Indian rug; patchwork quilts; toy pistols w/holsters; muskrat traps; Tonka dump truck; Marx diesel train AUCTIONEERS: Warren F. Luedke, Reg. WI License #2006-052 w/box; Victrola talking machine player; John Deere & Ford toy tractors; Cedarburg Dairy sign; Axle grease Sale Clerked - Cashiered - Conducted By: WARREN LUEDKE AUCTIONEERING advertising sign; hand corn sheller; Humpty Dumpty egg crate; broad axe; child’s bow back chair; wood shaft N6045 Cty. Rd. E Plymouth, WI 53073 golf clubs; wood arrows; Elgin 15 jewel pocket watch w/fob; key stone watches; Sterling silver candle set Auctions & Personal Appraisals…. 920-946-9993 Website: www.wluedkeauctioneering.com w/box; tin bartender w/box; 2 Lamartine advertising pitchers; iron rope braider; cast iron pig w/wings; hot box stands; string bowling game; Henry Bevereid’s catcher’s mitt; tin Farmer's Union sign; plank chairs; china hutch; corner shelf; wood plant stand; 2 matching end tables; wood corner cabinet; railroad spikes; child roll top desk; oak parlor table; ice tongs; corn knife; parlor table w/glass ball feet; 5 pc. oak settee w/4 chairs; Tired of Waiting for your Mailed Copy to Arrive? mahogany day bench; wood shovel; pin cushion w/face; apple peeler; tin shoe shine display; Salesman sam- ple stove; wood fish lures w/box; Marlboro adv. Clock; Blatz beer bottle; (2) 1800’s oil paintings; Sacco fer- Subscribe to the Online Edition of tilizer tin sign; Mister Magoo Savings Bond Adv. Poster; Rolls Royce Radio; carp spear; McCormick Deering Stoneware; lye jug; 4 spongeware adv. bowls; Enterprise juice press & 2 wheel coffee grinder; 2 wood wagon Auction Action Antique News & Have it Faster! wheels; steel wheeled, handcart w/wood wheels; Imperial 1 man walking plow; Dockash wood stove; porcelain sink; Candy Otto grinder; 2 Model T All State Tires; watercolor pictures; glass light fixtures; Eisenhower The ENTIRE Paper is online & it is Downloadable, Printable & picture; light fixture globes; carpenter’s tool box. LAWN & GARDEN: Cub Cadet 1450 riding lawn mower Searchable, so you can find what your looking for fast! w/cab, snowblower, chains, weight & newer 16hp motor; MTD front tine rototiller; Cub Cadet push mower- power drive; large firewood chunks. 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Buffalo Gun - Nice; Winchester side loading 30-30 center fire SN 133130 lever action w/octagon barrel; 1871-75 Colt pistol .32 WCF SN 297939; Remington 870 pump mod. choke SN 463634; Winchester 30- Password (@ least 7 characters): ______30 lever action model 94; William 30-30 lever action rifle; Remington 12ga. Sportsman 58 auto. full choke; Pardner 20ga. single shot; Ranger high back 12ga. shotgun; Military 12ga. shotgun SN 2639 Nitro; 4 Daisy One year Online Subscription - $27 Red Rider BB guns; 5 BB guns; Bear pellet gun; Blue Streak pellet gun; 7 wood decoys; 4 cork decoys; Goose decoys; plastic duck decoys; wood arrows; wood bow; Bear bow; leather arrow quiver; Procine bow; Jenny Auction Action Antique News, 1404 E. 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Offered (Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association) for sale: 30+ Civil War era long arms including 18" Limoges Savvy treasure hunters set aside the first Friday Springfield, Colt, Sharps, Spencer, and more; 110+ Civil War era revolvers, pepperboxes, and single shot China hand-painted and Saturday of each October to attend the Wisconsin charger depicting Antiques Dealers Association Show in Waukesha. hand guns including Colt, Remington, Allen & seven putti, Why? They know the professional exhibitors at the Wheelock, Bacon, Starr, Whitney, and more; + dozens artist signed WADA show save their best inventory, at fair prices, for of authentic Civil War swords, bayonets, buckles, "M. J. the event. It's tradition! And tradition is important to leather accoutrements, and cased images. Highlights Bergstrom, WADA exhibitors. After all, they have been producing are martially-marked revolvers, an 1860 patent Savage 1900". Angus Antiques, THE premier Wisconsin antiques show since 1951 Arms and an 1858 patent Pettengill, along with a Booth #14. where authenticity, condition and rarity have been the Gallager's Patent Carbine. guidelines for merchandise for 63 consecutive years! A total of 57 carefully-chosen antiques profes- Angus Antiques, Rick and Jackie Kojis of sionals, some traveling great distances from 7 states to Greenfield, Wisconsin, always have an interesting dis- participate, will bring their fresh-to-market wares to the play of hard-to-find antiques. A highlight of their fall Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha. Wander the three booth at WADA will be a sterling silver lidded Ceramic large rooms at the Waukesha County Expo Center's Art Company (Lennox) stein, unusual in that it was a Forum Building, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha, WI Second Prize award for Men's Doubles at the 1896 U.S. 53188, home of this semi-annual event. Show hours Tennis Open. 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ATM on premises. "The Great Family Amusement Game" by the Elastic Tip Company, Jim and Earla Somerville, Somerville's Boston, Massachusetts, provides insight to family priorities in the late Antiques, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin lived on the east 1800s. The box claims "Forms the basis for a Social Game for all coast for years. They have their special "haunts" to find ages" and "Trains the Eye. Cultivates Judgment. No Boy or Girl early treasures in original surface. Returning from sev- should grow up without it." According to prices advertised on the eral buying trips, they will have many of their exciting inside of the box, this was the deluxe version of the game, costing finds for sale in Booth #35. One of the highlights $1.00 with the nickel pistol. Iron Horse Antiques, Booth #31. offered will be an 1820 oil on canvas painting of a boy in period clothing with a toy ball and cart, set in a period cove frame. Jim and Debbie McArdle of Iron Horse Antiques, Booth #31, have been sand-bagging treasures for 7 months. Intriguing and especially rare is an 1892 patented "perfectly harmless and intensely amus- Iron Horse Antiques, ing", "Great Family Amusement Game" by the Elastic Booth #20 has acquired a Tip Company, Boston, Massachusetts. It provides lifetime collection of 165+ Civil War era interesting insight to family priorities in the late 1800s. 1820 oil on canvas painting of a boy in firearms, edged weapons and The box claims "Forms the basis for a Social Game for period clothing with a toy ball and cart, accoutrements. Highlights are these all ages" and "Trains the Eye. Cultivates Judgment. No set in a period cove frame. martially-marked revolvers, an 1860 patent Angus Antiques, Somerville's Antiques, Booth #35. Boy or Girl should grow up without it." According to Savage Arms and an 1858 patent Pettengill. Booth #14; A sterling prices advertised on the inside of the box, this was the silver lidded Ceramic deluxe version of the game, costing $1.00 with the Art Company (Lennox) stein, unusual in that nickel pistol. it was a Second Prize Gallager's Patent Carbine, Iron Horse Antiques will occupy a second award for Men's Iron Horse Antiques, Booth #20. booth, Booth #20, to display an exciting, 165-piece life- Doubles at the 1896 time collection they recently acquired of Civil War era U.S. Tennis Open. Be Sure To Check Out Our WEEKLY FEATURED AUCTION ADS ON THE HOME PAGE OF OUR WEBSITE www.auctionactionnews.com 22 A Designer’s & Decorator’s Dream, A Shopper’s Paradise Both For The Novice Collector & The Well Seasoned Veteran Article & Photos by Kae Townsend Townsend Promotions The Fall Cedar Rapids Antique Show and Collectors Fair will return to the Hawkeye Downs October 10, 11 & 12, 2014. The show will be in the Main Exhibition Building (just off I-380, Exit #17) located at 4400 6th St SW, Cedar Rapids, IA. Hours of the show are Friday 10 am - 6 pm; Saturday 10 am - 6pm; Sunday 11 am - 4pm. As always, the show will be brimming with a wonderful selection of fine and unique antiques from around the world. Come shop, collect and find that special treasure to add to your collection or to decorate your home and get ready for the upcoming holidays! The Cedar Rapids Antique Show and Collectors Fair has something for every collector from beginning to advanced. It's exciting for the collector to see wonderful antiques in every category from Civil War, Historical, Political, Advertising, badges, coins, banks, R S Prussia, fine porcelains, paintings, Moser, jewelry, sterling silver matching, art glass, art pottery, holiday collectibles, prints, collector's plates, furniture, decorative antiques, carnival glass, Fenton Glass, Cambridge, Royal Bayreuth, Royal Doulton, Nippon, Pickard, hatpins, napkin rings, match safes, bookends, door stops, paper, postcards, hunting, fishing, sports memorabilia and much, much more. Whether you are looking for that unique antique, a rare collectible or something to decorate your home; it can all be found at the Cedar Rapids Antique Show. A designer's and decorator's dream, a shopper's paradise both for the novice collector and the well seasoned veteran. You won't want to miss this show. Come and check us out and enjoy a day or a weekend of antiquing in Cedar Rapids, IA and bring a friend or friends. Admission is $6 and is good all weekend; mention this article and you will receive $1 off one admission. Hawkeye Downs offers plenty of FREE parking to dealers and customers. Dealers are able to drive in on the move in and move out which greatly expedites setting up and tearing down. For show information, call 641-832-2700 or cell # 507-269- 1473. Check our website at www.iridescenthouse.com and click on shows. If you enjoy the world of antiques, you will not want to miss this show.

manatees, but Save the Manatee Club’s adoption program created this passion and Gone Wild for Manatee Gift Adoptions! enthusiasm in them that’s very wonderful for me as an adult to be part of. I can’t tell you how thrilled my nieces are to get the newsletter addressed personally to them. Adopting real Florida manatees for family and friends this Holiday season is nature- They read every word front to back. Who knows, the Club may have just created the inspired, thoughtful gift-giving that helps Save the Manatee Club increase conserva- next generation of marine life specialists dedicated to the conservation of these won- tion and education efforts for the endangered marine mammals and their aquatic derful creatures.” habitat. It also helps holiday shoppers stretch those often limited budgets. Save the Manatee Club, a national nonprofit organization, was co-founded thirty Last year, Lisa Cartossa from Holt, Missouri, decided that since her two young years ago by singer/songwriter Jimmy Buffett. Funds from the Holiday gift adop- nieces, Lily and Rose from North Carolina, were fortunate enough to have most tions help with manatee rescue, rehabilitation, and release efforts; research; educa- everything they needed, she would adopt manatees as Christmas presents for them. tion and public awareness projects; conservation work to protect manatees and their Lisa chose adoptees “Paddy Doyle” and “Flash,” who regularly winter at Blue habitat; and for programs in the United States, Central and South America, the Wider Spring State Park, from Save the Manatee Club’s Adopt-A-Manatee program. All of Caribbean, and West Africa. Manatees are listed as endangered at the state, federal, the manatees available for adoption can be viewed on the Club’s website at and international levels. http://www.savethemanatee.org/adoptees.htm. Two new manatees recently added to the list of adoptees are from Alabama, “Zewie” and “Bama.” Patrick Rose, aquatic biologist and Executive Director of the Club, points out that manatees face tremendous challenges to their survival from human activities. “In An annual manatee adoption costs $25, which is just a little over $2 a month, and Florida alone, since record-keeping began in 1974, more than 38% of manatee deaths includes a color photo of a real manatee, an adoption certificate, biography, member- where cause of death is known were human-related. So it is imperative that we con- ship handbook, and subscriptions to the Club's newsletters which feature updated tinue to educate the public about the presence of manatees in our waters. Adopting reports on the manatees in the adoption program. Shipping is free within the United a manatee is a great way to learn more about this beloved species and how to help States. Gift adoptions are sent with a personalized holiday message. Or for a $35 make a difference in their lives.” tax-deductible donation, each new member will also receive Save the Manatee Club's 2012 wall calendar, featuring spectacular manatee photos to enjoy all year and Find out more information about manatees and Holiday gift adoptions by contacting well past. Save the Manatee Club at 500 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland, FL 32751, or calling 1- 800-432-JOIN (5646), or visiting their web site at www.savethemanatee.org, where “When my nieces received their adoption packets for Christmas, I was told you could you can also sign up for the Club’s free E-Newsletter. Also, discover a variety of not have heard two children screaming with excitement louder than they were,” said manatee items in the Club’s gift catalog at http://www.savethemanatee.org/shop/. Lisa. “Immediately, the manatees’ pictures went on their walls. They knew about 23 Iron Horse Antiques 815-575-1272 or www.IronHorseAntiques.com Jim & Debbie McArdle Offering for the first time, piece by piece, Booth #20 an exciting, recently-acquired lifetime collection

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