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March 6, 2013 Vol. 18 No. 31 News Periodical Mailed on February 28 Standard Glaze Portrait Vase of a Cocker Spaniel, Artist Signed by M. Timberlake Climbs to $2,640 at Matthews Auctions

Article & photos courtesy of Matthews Auctions, LLC Iroquois Chief single-sided A standard glaze portrait vase showing a porcelain sign with beautifully rendered cocker spaniel sold Indian Chief for $2,640 on the last day of a three-day graphics, rated high auction held Feb. 15-17 by Matthews at 9+ ($1,350). Auctions, LLC, based in Nokomis, Ill. The 13-inch vase, signed “M. Timberlake,” was in good condition, with no chips, cracks or repairs. It was the top achiever of the 1,200 lots up for bid. Zerolene (“The Standard Oil For Pacer 400 porcelain Motor Cars”) single-sided porcelain Roseville Rozane pump plate sign with sign, rated 8.9 ($1,045). portrait vase of a man Standard glaze portrait ethyl logo, 14 inches wearing a hat, artist vase of a cocker spaniel by 9 inches, rated 9+ dog, artist signed by signed by A. Williams Continued on page 16 ($1,815). M. Timberlake ($2,640). ($1,265). The WADAAntiques Show - Synonymous With Quality Antiques Since 1948

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That’s quite an accomplishment in purveyors here with everything from fine estate jewelry to vintage toys and advertis- itself, but you have to remember that this show is a relative newcomer to the WADA ing. Like at Yesterday’s Memories, whose booth was filled with, well, pretty much show schedule. The original WADAFall Antiques Show will be celebrating its sixty- anything you could imagine. My favorite there: a tiny Merriplay salesman’s sample second anniversary later this Year! There can’t be too many other antiques associa- swing set, asking price $395. Or at Ugly Rick’s Collections, where the inventory tions around that can make that claim. ranged from early pressed steel trucks to a choice group of soda fountain syrup dis- And in those six decades, WADA has done much more than just hold antiques pensers. shows. As a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the State’s past heritage, Fine art more your thing? There was much to choose from all over the show, from WADA has a long history of providing grants to historical and heritage societies a western landscape by Taos, New Mexico artist Ralph Goltry (at Antiques, Art & throughout the State, including the Friends of the Wisconsin Historical Society. This Treasures, $2,400) to the swinging ‘60s portrait of a young woman I found at year’s WADA Grant to the Friends will be used to fund restoration of artifacts at Hunters Lake Antiques - a watercolor by noted Milwaukee artist Karl Priebe. Lake Geneva’s Black Point Estate, the 1880s retreat of prominent Chicago brewer The fine art display at Ron Christman Antiques & Art never disappoints either, with Conrad Seipp. a focus on works by Wisconsin and regional artists. From all-original vintage light- WADA is also continuing its founding sponsorship of the “30th Star Benefit ing at Aladdin Lamps to art glass of every era at Jeff Durst Antiques, you’re going Antiques Auction,” a biennial fund raiser held at the Wisconsin Historical Society’s to find it here in quantity, and more importantly, quality. Old World Wisconsin Historic Site. And while the next “30th Star” auction is still a I look forward to every WADA Antiques Show. Each dealer has something differ- year away; donations of vintage and antique items are already being accepted. Just ent to offer, whether it’s that special antique you’ve been hunting for, an impromptu give Riene (262-363-4700) or Debbie (815-575-1272) a call for all the details, or history lesson, or stories of the treasures they’ve found (and lost) over the years. If visit www.friendswisconsinhistory.org. you missed this show, be sure to mark your calendar with the dates of the fall edition All of the WADA shows are held at the Waukesha Expo Center, just a short drive of the WADA Show. It also takes place right here at the Waukesha Expo Center, on west of Milwaukee. It’s a great show site - right off the interstate, with lots of free the first weekend in October. For 2013, that would be October 4th and 5th. You can parking. Inside, the dealers can spread out among the three well-lit adjacent halls of find more information (and a discount admission coupon) at their website www.wis- the Forum Building. It’s those dealers, of course, that are the reason that folks have consinantiquedealers.com. And as always, keep an eye out for all the WADA been coming to the WADA shows for so long. And with more than fifty-five dealers Antiques Show listings in the Auction Action Antique News! Oddities at Ugly Rick’s included this vintage Dissected Frog educational model, 15” tall & priced at $525. 218-341-5913 Patented-1857 new-old-stock Daguerreotype Union Case with original advertising insert, from Yesterday’s Memories - $125. 262-352-2335

I found this tiny Merriplay salesman’s sample swing set (with pen for scale) at Yesterday’s Memories, asking price $395. 262-352-2335

Treasures at Scott Rizer Antiques included this exceptionally-stenciled wooden wheelbarrow Among the ($595) and dated 1886 schoolhouse bell - $229. many pressed steel toys at Ugly Rick’s You’ll always From Hunters Lake sat this two- find great regional paint- Antiques, a water- tone Buddy L ings at Ron Christman color portrait of a Two choice soda syrup dis- Sand Loader Antiques & Art, like this young lady by noted pensers from Ugly Ricks: the & Dump signed Richard Mouw Milwaukee artist Green River example (with truck, asking (1910-2001) Scene of a Karl Priebe, the original etched glass jug) priced price $275. Wisconsin Farmstead image measuring 8 at $725, the Mah-Tay dispenser 218-341- measuring 20” x 25” - 1/2” x 10” - $850. (also with original faceted jug) 5913 $950. 262-968-4913 262-965-2797 at $695. 218-341-5913 Continued on page 8 7

Toy enthusiasts were spoiled Diane Carey of Aladdin Lamps came with a won- for choice at Hunters Lake derful selection of their huge lifetime collection of Antiques, who brought along a vintage examples with their rare original shades. just-acquired collection of lead 414-748-0008 soldiers by the dozen, plus a choice group of Tootsie Toy Aladdin Lamps brought a wonderful display vehicles. 262-965-2797 of period Aladdin lamps all with original shades, like this rare 1951 Hop-A-Long Cassidy (Model G-335-C, $1,200) and Best of the 1950 G-322 Rose Alacite lamp with 805 restored shade - $150. 414-748-0008 19th centu- Two rare ry furniture Pauline at Pipsqueak Pottery & Me (Edgerton, Antiques: this Wisconsin) Renaissance pieces from Revival wal- Pipsqueak & nut bookcase Me Antiques: measuring 48” x the 6 1/2” x 8” vase priced at $475, 90” - $2,900. 608-295-7240 the 10” ewer at $900. 608-295-7240 I found this absolute- ly pristine 19th century shadowbox floral art piece at Midwest Antique Steve Virste of Gallery, 24” x 28” and made completely of feath- Antiques, Art, & ers - $275. Treasures lends 920-651-1551 scale to an impressive vintage Murano Glass fish sculpture, asking price $2,200. 270-237-5205

A sea of art glass filled the display of Jerry’s Antiques, including a nice selection of pattern glass goblets starting at $40. 563-340-1871 Two cast iron cats from ML Fancy Antiques: the rare doorstop with Walter A. Zelnicker Supply Co. advertising priced at $9,500, the A trio of tiny country three-piece Shepard’s Hardware stools from The Rock paperweight at $650. 612-723-8768 Step Antiques, priced from $125 to $195. I found a fine 608-574-0957 assortment of Victorian cran- I found this unusu- berry glass Yankee Pedlar al flax wheel at pickle casters A corner at Ron brought, and Yankee Pedlar, at Jeff Durst Christman Antiques & quickly sold, this with three memo- Antiques, Art – the British Tetley unusual figured rial plaques on many with tavern sign priced at maple shaving the frame: one a lock of extensive flo- $695, the wooden High stand with hair, and two carved bone ral enamel- and Dry sign also at beveled mirror. plaques dated 1850 and work. 612- $695. 262-968-4913 608-604-0493 1869 - $495. 608-604-0493 715-2458 8 Continued from pages 6 & 7 Colleen Frese and Daryl D. Alpers teamed up with a booth brim- ming with primitives, from this stack of painted firkins ($195 to $389) to a 19th century step- Carole Kuenster Antiques back bin with two shelves brought some wonderful 19th above - $595. 319-360-4301 century painted porcelain Period cufflinks were the plaques in gilt frames, with focus at The Missing Link, with examples like this Dick Clark prices starting at $1,250. American Bandstand set, asking price $75. 763-257-7073 952-941-5964

How do you fill an antique candle mold? Why with this unusual antique hand-hammered copper wax ladle with twin spouts, from ML Fancy Antiques - $450. 612-723-8768 From art pottery specialists Jim & Ellen A humungous 52” German sheet iron rooster Tyne, an early 13” weathervane figure dominated the display of Wheatley Pottery floral Matched set of Art Nouveau French cufflinks Monches Farm Antiques, price tag $1,250. vase, marked T. J. advertising Champagne producer Jules Mumm, 262-966-2787 from The Missing Link - $125. 763-257-7073 Wheatley, 1879 - $1,500. 815-758-7829

From Antiques at Gordon’s, a circa 1920s Milton Bradley ‘Babe’ Ruth’s Baseball Game, asking price $800. Every WADA Antiques Show & Sale has a featured exhibit, and this one was no exception, showcasing “Man’s Best 262-377-4313 Friend” as represented in countless toys, advertising, and more from the early 19th century onwards.

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Two great classic cars found new homes at the sale; the first this 1960 Ford Thunderbird in custom flat black paint. The California car still needed a little TLC, and sold for $3,300 at a Hack’s Auction & Realty event. It took a surprising $370 bid to Auctioneer Greg Hachmeister coaxes another buy this 1950’s tableside pushbut- bid for the 1941 Plymouth Deluxe sedan that ton jukebox at a Hack’s Auction turned out to be the top-lot of the sale, selling Auctioneer Swan Hachmeister & Realty event. for $4,500. with the petroliana highlight of Colt AR-15 their auction- a restored Wayne model SP1 .223 #60 gas pump in Pure Oil colors, cal. semi-auto. rifle with Colt selling for $1,325. scope & 2 clips sold for $1,200 at a Beloit Auction Robert Hubner German made over/under Service event. 8mm rifle sold for $2,200 at a Beloit Auction Browning 12 ga. over/over trap Service event. shotgun sold for $1,300 at a Beloit Auction Service event. Thompson model M1 carbine rifle TM1, 45 ACP semi-auto. with 30 rd. clip sold for $850 Gustav Stickley at a Beloit Auction Service event. pendant lamp with heart cut- outs saw interest from coast- to-coast, Rizzini Vertex target 12 ga. over/under shot- and sold gun with hard case sold for $875 at a Beloit for a surpris- Auction Service event. ing $2,500 at a H.A.S. auction

Commemorative Uzi pistol 1 of 100 in display case sold for H.A.S. Auction’s owner & principal auc- $1350 at Chuilli’s annual sport- tioneer Bill Houchens looks on as one of ing auction. the day’s furniture highlights sells, a Best of the Limbert sideboards: Gustav Stickley #622 oak highboy that this 60” version with a mir- brought an impressive $5,600. rored backsplash, selling for $4,200 at a H.A.S. auction

Auctioneer Jerry Chuilli With a Winchester model 99 thumb trigger that sold for a high bid of $1,175.

It took a $2,750 bid to win this 28” Duffner & Kimberley leaded 6’ Gustav Stickley settle, sold for glass hanging shade at a H.A.S. auction $2,000 at a H.A.S. auction. 10 18TH ANNUAL THCKK TOOL MEET & 3 AUCTIONS Rilla Simmons=4.9’ Massart=3.6’ $199.23 BUSINESS+ $33 color pho- LIQUIDATION AUCTION (THE HARDWARE COMPANIES KOLLECTORS KLUB) $ + $ color photo tos MASSART’S AUCTION HOUSE - 2545 FINGER RD., GREEN BAY, WI MARCH 20, 21, 22 & 23, 2013 Located 3 blocks NW of I-43 & Mason St. Exit, between the blocks of Edgewood & Alpine. $146.38 312 Clark St. * Ray Co. Veterans Bldg., Richmond, MO * 64085 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2013 - 4:00 P.M. ATTENTION!! New Features This Year!! Tail-Gating Starts on Wed., Mar. 20!! All Day!!! $232.23 Thurs. Bonus Auction, Mar. 21 @ 9AM (Pocket Knives * 600+ Lots). Fri. Auction, Mar. Preview: 2:00 P.M. [email protected] 22 @ 9 AM * 664 Lots. Sat. Auction, Mar. 23 @ 9:30 AM * 396 Lots. [email protected]’s Note: This is a Wednesday auction consisting of brand new Hycreek Clothing. Can’t Come? Bid LIVE Online with Proxibid/simmons Hycreek specialized in clothing, apparel & accessories for hunters & avid outdoorsman. 7 Piece camo hunting sets, 7 Piece sportsman’s set, 7 Piece bow hunting sets, Stormy Kromer hats, BILLSafety ALL vests, Military ADS wickingTO tops & bottoms, Microfleece thermal underwear, Western wear vests – jackets & pants, Snow camo jackets & pants, All weather shooting jackets & pants, Waterproof VISAbig game # ON hunting FILE jackets & pants, Many other items. Sizes available XS-S-M-L-XL-2XL through 6XL. For more information on Hycreek Clothing visit this link – http://issuu.com/hycreek/docs/hycreekcatalog1small TERMS: Cash, Check, Visa, M/C & Discover. 10% buyer’s fee added to all sales. 5.5% Sales tax applies. 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!

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The Post Office will be ATTENTION ADVERTISERS! going to No Mail Delivery on IF YOU HAVE A Saturdays! We recommend putting BUDGET, PLEASE LET your ads in two weeks prior to your US KNOW WHEN YOU sale! Ads that go in Early go into our SEND US THE AD!! Auction Reminder! 11 Liebe, Steve=2.5’ AUCTION Schindler, Tim=6.0’ LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE $243.96 + $18105 color South photos Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983 SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2013 - 9:30 A.M. LOCATED INSIDE THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE, OWEN, WI schindlerauc-SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2013 Lunch Available. $261.96 INSPECTION 9:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. COINS ONLY $101.65 Note: This auction will feature a lg. collection of firearms that are in extremely good condition. [email protected]. 11:30 A.M. We will be selling Antiques, collectibles & household items. Several collectible firearms will be sold as well as a wide selection of WEDNESDAYS - MAR. 6, 13, 20 - 2013 pistols, hunting rifles & shotguns. There will also be a very nice selec- [email protected] tion of antiques & other collectibles as well. INSPECTION 4:00 P.M. - AUCTION 5:00 P.M. 90 Firearms - Guns sell at 10:30 - (70 WantsWe Fax will Proof be selling Smaller Area Estates - Apartment & Garage Items rifles/shotguns, 20 pistols) some collectible, www.liebeauctionservice.com some new in box: Including 26 Winchesters: Terms: Cash or check with I.D. Mod. 1866 circ. 1882; 1894 38/55 cal. octagon Any information given the day of sale takes precedence over this information. barrel/takedown circ. 1903 professionally restored; Mod. 94 32 cal. flat- All Sales final with no warranties or guarantees. band circ. 1947; Mod. 94 30 cal. saddle ring carbine, Lyman sight circ. 1921; 1894 30 cal. octagon barrel/takedown circ. 1913 (all orig. in high REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871 cond.); 1895 saddle ring carbine rare gun 30-06 cal. circ. 1921; Mod. 94 Phone 920-867-3352 Email: [email protected] eastern carbine circ. 1939; Mod. 94 flatband 32 cal. near mint circ. 1948; Savage Mod. 99G 25- 3000 circ. 1928; Marlin Mod. 1894 CL 281BEE w/scope; Marlin mod. 94 25/20; Pistols including: Freedom Arms 454 casull stainless; Ruger P 97 DC 45 Cal. (NIB); Savage Arms auto. pistol 32 cal. nickel; Colt single action Army 357 Magnum; Colt Matching set Derringers 22 cal.; AMT Gavin=9.6’ auto. mag 45 Win. mag; Vickers fluted (display only) machine gun w/tripod; For full list and GAVIN BROS. AUCTION photos go to website www.schindlerauction.com $390.34 + $21 color photos Antiques & Collectables: Vintage Ford pedal car (exc. cond.); vintage sports car pedal car (exc. SHERRY BUMP cond.); Fire Dept. No. 281 pedal car; vintage signs (HyUp soda, AAA, LOCATION: BARABOO ARTS BANQUET CENTER Mobil, Phillip Morris and others); cast iron fire pump toys, cast iron farm 323 Water Street, Baraboo, WI 53913-Across from Circus World Museum. $411.34 wg. & horse toy; several tin toys including Caterpillar, boats, windup, [email protected] friction, etc.; Tonka trucks, tow truck, pedal truck; Wyandotte toy trucks, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, & SATURDAY MARCH 9, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Both Days MI toy crane; Lionel child’s gas stove (green & cream enamel); LUNCH: Country Gals. Stoneware: Nice asst. of RW crocks, RW spongeware nesting bowls; Note: These are the second and third sales in a series of sales for Sherry, who has made the diffi- cast iron dog doorstop; cast iron match safes; wooden barber pole; prim- cult decision to move to smaller quarters. The Friday, March 8 auction includes many more itive work bench w/vice, primitive pull type wg.; lg. stain glass window; antique and collectible items Sherry has collected. The Saturday, March 9th auction represents the approx. 20 pcs. Marbles, axes, knives, etc.; arrows, Heddon adv. sign; fly rods, milk bottles largest single-owner holiday collection we have had the privilege of selling. Both ads are par- w/case; old gas cans, scabbard, Roy Rogers collectibles, tricycle, bike, porcelain Coca-Cola sign, tial lists of large auctions. Lots of surprises. Friday, March 8 (Partial List) Roseville pottery; pitcher & basin, rookwood, Van Briggle adv. chain pictures, Depression, mar- Antiques and Collectibles: Winchester hatchet; bayonets/daggers; US Army field box w/draw- bles, comics, coins & paper money, lots of other misc. antiques & collectables. ers; Mobil Oil “Gargoyle” oil bottle spout; Standard Oil bottle; Torsion 5lb. Terms: Positive ID required. All purchases must be settled for on sale day, cash or check. (Visa balance scale; wooden bowls; Currier and Ives print; kitten print; other pic- & MC accepted with a 3% service fee). 5.5 % Sales Tax applies. Wisconsin firearms laws apply. tures and prints; Elvis TV guides; 1948 Brown and Bigelow St. Paul MN calendar; Overland Operation And Care booklet; Willys-Knight Confidential N14555 Sandhill Ave., 715-223-4014 handbook; Holmes and Edwards flatware; Scott’s Emulsion bottle; dairy bot- Curtiss, WI 54422 Tim Schindler Registered Wisconsin tles; pint Borden’s beater jar; metal Kellogs trucks in boxes (2); Donald Duck-style child’s rock- www.schindlerauction.com Auctioneer #191 er toy; Mickey Mouse Disney World back scratchers; teddy bears; Ovaltine shakers; frog and dog Auctioneer, LLC [email protected] clickers; Pillsbury Dough Boy toys; Norwegian wooden pc; glass rolling pins; Marigo 24-carat gold-plated flatware; Marigold horse-head carnival bowl; snail table set; rel- ish dish; handled pattern glass candy dish; fluted candy dish; footed bowls; art glass Kellyclown Hess=6.125’ decanter; owl shaker set; matte glazed elephant; cat figurines; cast iron match ANTIQUE, COLLECTIBLE, SPORTING & MORE AUCTION $249boxes; + $0 stoneware color photosmixing bowls; covered turkey; rose and other vases; several nice BARABOO ELKS LODGE - 623 BROADWAY, BARABOO, WI Winnebago and other baskets; frosted pink/floral hanging lamp; mantel clock; SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. Regulator-style wall clock; compacts; beaded evening clutch purses; pins; cameo; hair $249receiver; Days Of The Week stitched towels, others; Mercury dimes; 15+ lanterns; Kerosene Note: Very Very Partial List & Ad. Go to www.girlwithagavel.com for full Ad & photos. lamps; some Holiday; much more. Antique/Collect: Fishing Schooner Joshua McCormack Slate Blueprint; Georges Briard Furniture: 2-Victrola’s; drop front desk; curved glass china hutch w/doors, drawers; store Porcelainite; Austin Prod. 1975 Stoneware; Chadwick Elsie the Cow Salt/Pepper/Creamer; Libbey counter display cabinet; unusual curio cabinet w/center display area Hostess Set; Fiestaware; X-acto House of Miniatures Doll Furniture; Bavaria Bowl; Wood Flatware [email protected] w/glass door, side display shelves; child’s roll top desk; child’s Boxes & Flatware incl. Silver Plate, Nickel Silver; Kaiser German Vase; Fitz & Floyd; Fire King; Collector Spoons; 1939, 42, 58 License Plates; 1904 Edison Gould Moulded Record; Noritake; Nippon; table and chair set; 3-shelf counter display w/glass door; pegged 2- Carvel Hall Cutlery; Lead Crystal; Lefton Figures; United Airlines App. Plates; Foley Foodmill; shelf display cabinet; hutch top; primitive cabinet base; primitive Godinger Flatware; RedWing Tidbit Tray; Carnival Glass; Medicine Bottles; Blue Delft; Cathedral T- wooden cabinet; primitive painted plant stand; small wooden wash 12 Trivets; Golden Plates of the Noble Flower Maidens; Marcrest Stoneware Nesting Bowls; 1946 bench/stool; fern stand; claw foot piano stool; hump back & flat Glass Baster; Depression Glass; Gill Wood Flute; Halls Nesting Bowl; V-Master Deluxe Adjustable trunks; unusual mirrored curio shelf; refinished jelly cupboard; Cigarette Maker; Pflatzgraff; Bowman Dairy Milk Jug; Longaberger Baskets; Art Glass Bowl; Fuller painted jelly cupboard wainscoted dry sink; display cabinet with painted panels; nice Brush Co. Letter Openers; Charles McCarthy Spoons; Marbles; Ceramarte Brazil Steins; Norman clock shelf; 1930s china buffet; 2-door floor bookcase; 4-shelf glass door cabinet; Rockwell Butter Boy/Girl Dishes; Jim Beam Decanter; 1876 Avon Cape Cod; Hazel Atlas Colony telephone table and chair; parlor table; wainscoted-backed glass display cabinet w/3 shelves; Dishes; Lego Ornamental Jiggers; Franklin Mint, Danbury, German & Hans Christian Anderson Plates; painted wooden chairs; round Oak table; square Oak table; Treadle sewing machine; Oak secre- Kikooyahware; Fenton; Elvis Presley Items & more. Jewelry: 1972 Dollar Coin w/11” Sterling Chain; tary; wooden display cabinet; Mission bookshelf; bookcase with upper clock; 2- Hall safes; much more. Watches; Lia Sophia; Sterling & Gold Necklace; Necklaces. Sporting/Guns: Schwin Meridian Adult Saturday, March 9 (Partial List) Trike S4001; Tackle Boxes; Leather Tool Pouches; Minnesota Fats Pool Cue; Harley Leather Jacket & Halloween: Collection not often seen in one place, including many pulp Halloween Jack Tire Cover; HCI Cycle Helmet; Pipe Wrench; Brace; Red Head Pursuit Bore Sighter Scope; North O’Lanterns, some with wire handles and original inserts; several “Cat On Fence” pulp Halloween American Hunting Books; Jordan CMFTV12 AIR13 Shoes w/box; OCC Lighter; Nike Medicine Ball; cats; pulp Halloween witches, cats, devil, and owls; paper Jack O’Lanterns; Leather Biker Jacket & Chaps; Schwinn Meridian 3 Wheel Cycle; Tony paper cat lantern; other paper/cardboard lanterns; tam- Stewart Leather Jacket; Beaver & Polar Tip Ups; Mr. Heaters; Guide Series bourine, clickers, ratchets, paper and metal horns and Spotter Scope; Fishing & Ice Fishing Poles; Open Face Reels; PSE Compound other Halloween noisemakers; E. Rosen Rosbro witches, Bow; Sheridan E CO2 Pistol; Winchester Semi-Auto 22 #190 w/scope; donkey, scarecrows, cats, etc; Bayshore blow mold witch WWII Japanese Arisaka 38 Military Rifle; Daisy Powerline 617X CO2 6 rattles; cat, moon, witch and other German diecuts; Halloween Shot Repeater; Crossman 2210 6 Shot Repeater; Crossman Autoair II 15 shot bb hat; Halloween napkins and paper plates; candles; Halloween & other collector guides; many repeater single shot pellet; Crossman 1008 6 shot repeater; Daisy 105B; Firefighter very nice, newer Halloween pieces, suitable additions for any Halloween collector and collection; Collector Steins. Toys/Dolls: Revell & Racing Champ Limited Edition Diecasts in box; Tonka & Speed Christmas: Pulp, Japan, metal and other Santa Claus figures; lighted Santa, wreath, etc; boxes Wheel Diecasts; Franklin Mint Maryse Nicole Vanessa Bride Doll; Star Trek Barbie & Ken; Peter of indoor and outdoor Christmas lights including Noma, Woolworth, Sterling, Pennant, Propp, Rabbit 100 Year Celebration Barbie; Ashton Drake First Communion Doll; PlayStation 2 Guitar Hero Straight-Line, etc; boxed Hallmark Disney ornaments, others; Shiny Brite Limited Edition Bundle; Doll House Furniture; Marilyn Monroe Barbie; Hot Wheels; Wooden 3-D glass ornaments and others; Coca-Cola Santa; snowmen; Putz houses; bottle Dinosaur Puzzle; Millennium Mickey/Minnie; Mar Toys Covered Bridge & Train Terminal; DC brush and other Christmas trees; Rudolf 1950 plastic ornaments; other rein- Comics Batman Figures; Battat Quarter Horse; Vintage Paper Cut Out Dolls; Tonka Fire Truck; New deer; windup toy Santa on bike; candle clips; Thanksgiving pulp turkey; Bright Remote Fire Truck; 3 Face Porcelain Doll; & more. Household: Wood Bowl Salad Serving Set; turkey platter; turkey candles; Kris Kringle Christmas book; Santa coloring Faberware Stainless Steel Mod. 130 Percolator; Sterling & Noble Westminster Chime Clock; Apple book; Christmas 45s; more. Jack China; Picnic for 2 Backpack; Bobs Boxes; Country Artists All About Horses; Copper Pots & Easter: Collectibles including store rabbit display and other large Easter cut-outs; Rosbro plastic Bowls; Grape Pattern Wine Decanter Set; Pressure Cooker; Civil War Books, Kromex Serving Trays; rabbits; many pulp rabbits, ducks, etc; glass rabbit candy containers; rabbits and carts; Winnie the Duncan Hines Steamer; Nesco Professional Food Slicer; Campbells Soup Tureen; TC Chnique Skillet Pooh candy containers; much, much more. & Casserole; Billiard Clock; Pyrex Dishes; & more. Terms: Cash or good check with positive ID required. $35 fee on all returned checks. Terms: Cash or good check. MasterCard/Visa w/3% convenience fee. Sales Tax Applies. Announcements made the day of the auction have precedence over advertisements. GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC NO BUYERS FEE. Wisconsin Licensed Registered Auctioneer: Kelly Hess #2671-052 Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Baraboo & Reedsburg 992 Cty. Rd. K, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 - 608-432-1155 or 608-254-1143 608-524-6416 • www.gavinbros.com 12 www.WisAuction.com Circle M Auctions Morehead=9.5’ ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & ART AUCTION Greg Klug=1.3’12th ANNUAL WHITETAIL CLASSIC $386.27 + $24 color pho- Hartford Gallery, 64 N. Main, Hartford, WI $ + $ colorSPORT photos SHOW & ANTLER AUCTION tos SATURDAY ~ MARCH 16, 2013 ~ 10:00 A.M. Viewing 9:00 A.M. AT THE GRAND RIVER CENTER IN THE PORT OF DUBUQUE See Next Week’s Auction Action Antique News for Listings & Terms $410.27 Gregory Klug Sr. Auctioneer & Appraiser RWA #584 PO Box 124, Fort Atkinson, WI $53.00 500 BELL STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA Phone 920-723-4309 or 262-673-2223. MARCH 15, 16, 17, 2013 [email protected] [email protected] join us for our 12th Anniversary!!! The Largest Event Of Its Kind Anywhere!!! Shed antlers, full racks, taxidermy mounts, guns & sporting goods of all kinds, Another Exciting Auction By: Troy Rudy=1.9’rustic decor, many vendor spots. This is an event not to be missed! “ The Shelby Cain Jr. Estate” HUGE 3-DAY AUCTION & SPORT SHOW $ + $FRIDAY, color photos MARCH 15th - Doors open at 10:00 a.m. - Auction starts at 1:00 p.m. at Public Auction Shed & Art grade antler auction. 6743 W. WHITE EAGLE RD., LEAF RIVER, IL $77.25SATURDAY, MARCH 16th - Doors open at 8:00 A.M. Auction starts at 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. Big Selection Of Taxidermy, Furs, Guns, Vintage & Contemporary Sporting Goods, Old West & Native American Collectibles, Antique Americana & Rustic Decor. Auctioneers Note: Shelby was a lifelong farmer, and he Loved his Case Tractors; make plans now AUCTION STARTING WITH GUNS SELLING AT 10:00 A.M. to join us for one of the remaining “Old School Farm Auctions”. [email protected], MARCH 17th - Doors open at 8:00 A.M. Auction starts at 11:30 A.M. Case tractors, collector tractors, equipment, Four + hayracks full!! Log onto our website for BIG ANTLER AUCTION expanded listing & photos. Featuring Boone & Crockett Whitetail, Moose, Mule Deer, Elk & other antlered specimens. Auction Conducted By: Rudy Auction Co. * www.rudyontheweb.com (Only antlered specimens will be sold on Sunday). Our past sales have obtained the bragging Troy Rudy; Auctioneer IL#440000433 WI#2618-052 Phone: 815.297.4846 rights to one of the most sought after world class offering of record book antlered specimens!

Duke Packard=2.6$ + $ NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLC. Location: HOMESTEAD BANQUET HALL color photos 8507 STATE HWY. 52, WAUSAU, WI Directions: From Wausau, WI, take Hwy. 52 east approx. 12 miles to Homestead Inn Ballroom. $105.72 Watch for signs. Auction Note: Huge auction! Part #2 of #3 North Central Sales Auctions Dispersal. Inside auction with seating. [email protected] SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2013 - 11:00 A.M. Expecting well over 100 vintage & con- ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, RARE ITEMS, SPORTING GOODS, TONS, literally TONS of whitetail, temporary guns for Saturdays sale includ- TOOLS, NEWER CLEAN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & MERCHANDICE: moose, elk & other sheds & craft ing this RARE Remington Fieldmaster GO TO www.northcentralsales.com for more info. & pictures. grade antler for Fridys sale. Rutledge Model 121 .22 smooth bore. NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLC Office: 715-623-5753 Cell: 715-610-7999 Email: [email protected] Col. Duke Packard & Kathy Packard RWA #1364 & #2203 www.northcentralsales.com

BAILEY’S HONOR POSTCARD AUCTION Carol Miller= 2.8’ www. baileyshonor.com $113.85 + $6 color photos BIDDING NOW OPEN: Postcards, valentines, advertising cards and ephemera. Several NEW quality mounts Closes March 13th. $119.85 offered for Saturdays auction. Postcards primarily from 1900-1929! real photos, many Wisconsin, street Full body musk ox scenes, disasters, ships, planes, trains, military, Halloween, for Saturdays sale. Holiday, Tuck, Pretty Ladies, patriotic, hold to the light, [email protected] mechanical, sports, many state cards sold in groups, 425+ album with great cards of all categories, and foreign, die cuts in albums, vintage Valentines, advertising cards and 414-587-1 blotters, great variety over 200 lots! Terms: Credit card online, 18% buyer premium BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319 World Class antlered specimens for Sundays Big Antler auction! 1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687 REMEMBER TO VISIT OUR WEBSITE OFTEN FOR MORE INFO. & SALE UPDATES. www.baileyshonor.com www.circlemauctions.com For more auction or vendor info., contact Steve Morehead at: 563-652-9780, email: [email protected] TOY TRAIN, FARM TOY, ANTIQUE/COLLECTIBLE Teasdale-Gill=3.0’ & MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION $121.98 + $color photos CHARLES GENSLER ESTATE & MATT GENSLER AAN #1825 SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. INTERNET ONLY Location: St. Matthews Gym, 344 N. Judgement St. Shullsburg, WI 53586 AUCTIONS Lunch: CCW $121.98 Lust=2.6’ Possibly selling in 2 rings! Bring a bidding partner. Go to: www.teasdalerealty.com for com- [email protected] $110 discounted to plete listing w/pictures! MANY UNIQUE & UNUSUAL COLLECTIBLES, TOY TRAINS & ACCESSORIES! Bid, Buy & Sell From The Comfort Of Your Home Computer!!! TERMS: Cash or Check only. Traveler’s checks accepted. Positive I.D. required. All items must You can find literally ANYTHING from Real Estate to Antiques on our site!! $100 per insertion be settled for and removed day of sale. Not responsible for accidents or items after sold. Any announcements sale day take precedence over all printed material. Watch our site or get on our weekly Email list to keep yourself up-to-date on Wisconsin's [email protected] REGISTERED WISCONSIN & ILLINOIS AUCTIONEERS: Larry L. Teasdale, Shullsburg, WI 608- oldest and largest Exclusive Internet public auction site!! NO COST TO REGISTER!!! 965-3558 IL #441.000224, WI #172 Randal J. Gill, Shullsburg, WI. 608-965-3632, IL #441.000226, WI #171 Registered Wisconsin Auction Company, License #01 CLERK: Jeff Russell, First Banking Center, Shullsburg, WI 53586 The Internet Division of LUST AUCTION SERVICES, LLC Also go to: www.teasdalerealty.com 201 - 303 West Front Street - (downtown) - Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 P. O. Box #113 - Mount Horeb, WI 53572 - 0113 TEASDALE-GILL AUCTION SERVICE, LLC 1-800-383-SOLD FAX: 608-437-9593 OFFICE: 608-437-2001 6660 County E, Shullsburg, WI 53586-9749 • 608-965-3558 Email: [email protected] Reg. WI & IL. Co.: #31 & 444.000118 INTERNET AUCTIONS!! Today's Modern Innovative & 21st Century Method of AUCTION Marketing!!! -Chuilli=1 Pg $1017+ $87 photos $1104.00 [email protected] Bill next week this ad + 1/4 13

AUCTION- ANNUAL SPORTING & MILITARY SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. WITTENBERG BEST WESTERN INN WWII English This Year’s W17267 RED OAK LANE, WITTENBERG, WI Fairbairn Sykes Event features Gus Moak Drake Commando Knife Mason Premier Many Quality Visit our Website for More Details at: www.chuillisauction.com Canvasback Swimmer Drake Broadbill Pieces From A Directions: Take Highway 29 east of Wittenberg to Highway 45 South (Exit 198) (Boyson Rig) Vintage Estate!! The Best Western Is Located Just Off The Exit. Auction Note: This year’s annual event will feature a large amount of quality sporting and military collectibles from a private estate. Many hard to find pieces. Make plans to attend this event. Firearms: Win. model 1873 44-40 S/N 81142, Win. model 94 30 WCF S/N 1603783, US Springfield 45- 70, US Springfield 1842, German 22 caliber trainer rifle, 2 Japanese Arisaka 7.7 rifles, L.C. Smith ham- merless double barrel, Rem. mod. 7600 30-06, Rem. mod. 770 .270, several single shot shotguns, 2 Burton Lang Japanese 8mm Nambu pistols, Allen & Wheel lock Army model 44 cal. Center Fire Lip fire revolver, Smith Drake Mallard & Wesson Civil War model 2 revolver, Harpers Ferry .54 cal. flintlock pistol, Colt Police Positive 38 revolver S/N 12235, Colt model 1908 .25 cal. S/N 27795, Stevens 22 cal tip up and more. Duck Decoys & Related: Gus Moak Tustin drake canvasback swimmer (Boyson Rig), Burton Lang Horicon drake canvasback CA 1935, Mason Premier drake broadbill, Frank Strey Osh Kosh hen blue- Sample Of The Military Swords German Single Decal bill, Alfred Luedtke Boom Bay Lake Poygan coot, Fritz Geiger drake redhead, Mason standard grade Combat Helmet hen. Several Evans Decoys To Include: Coot, Drake bluebill, Hen bluebill, Mammoth drake canvasback, standard grade drake canvasback and drake mallard., Mike Borrett 04 hen and drake canvasback fliers, John Roth bluebill, Andrew Anderson drake canvasback, Hayes Factory drake mallard, Evans Mammoth Hayes Factory drake bluebill, early factory black duck, Unknown black duck (laminated with glass Drake Canvasback eyes), Geroge Therion Depere, teal, Don Bronk Wausau hen mallard, Don Bronk Wausau coot, Don Bronk Wausau drake mallard, Steve Delahaut Green Bay hen bluebill, Charles “Ike” Vieaur Ashwaubenon drake canvasback, Unknown quality drake canvasback attributed to Suede Swedesky, Michigan origin hen and drake canvasbacks, Eastern Ontario humpback Scoter, Paul Dittman Wind Frank Strey Hen Bluebill Lake hen and drake canvasbacks (contemporary carvings of Gus Moak decoys), Unknown maker Winnebago drake canvasback and several other decoys, Dave Kinsman Mallard plaque, duck calls, Edwards teal lamp. WWII German Items: Single decal combat helmet, single decal Luftwaffe helmet, Luftschutz helmet, Police slotted bayonet by Weyersberg Kirschbaum, SA Dagger RZM M7/33 F.W. holler, Army Evans Mammoth dagger by A.W. Jr. w/hangers, 1st Pattern Luftwaffe dagger by Rich A. Herder, 2nd Pattern Luftwaffe Hen Bluebill dagger w/hangers, Army dagger by WKC w/hangers & portepee, Hitler Youth Dagger RZM M7/5 Julius Krebs, paratrooper gravity knife by SMF, K98 Bayonet w/frog & matching numbers, Luftwaffe Hitler Youth Knife Full Mount Fawn With Tag clasp, RLB armband, Italian Volunteer for German army armband, Hitler Youth armband, flare gun, By Julius Krebs Adolf Hitler cigarette album, Erwacht cigarette album w/dust cover and fold out, Postal workers enlisted grade visor cap and more. Swords & Knives: WWII Japanese Samurai sword, Patton sword, 1850 foot officer sword by W.H. Horstmann & Son, 2 Japanese type 32 Army/Calvary swords, Civil War model 1850 Naval officers sword, Colonial/Civil War classic Colonial handle sword, Japanese Army field grade officers parade Evans Coot sword w/family crest and other swords - Approx 12 total. Knives To Include: WWII English Civil War Era Smith & Wesson German Paratrooper Fairbairn Sykes Commando knife, German model 1871 bayonet for early GWR 98 rifle, Sog Bowie Model 2 Revolver Gravity Knife By SMF survival knife, Black Jack Tartan Dirk, Boker Germany Apple Gate Fairbairn II combat knife, Cold Steel R1 Military Classic, Cold Steel Peace Keeper –I, Faukniven Swedish A1 VG10 steel survival knife, Sog military combat style knife, Sog Navy Seal type knife, early 1900’s Mid Eastern classic Arabian dagger, Cold Steel UWK, Cold Steel ODA, F.W. Bower Import Co. Alamo Bowie, Paragon sheath knife, Black Jack mod 1-7 classic Hunter Viet Nam era Vulcan US Diver knife, British con- German 22 Caliber Trainer Rifle tract rifle bayonets, early homemade knives. Several Pocket Knives To Include: vintage Remington, advertising and miniature Imperial switchblade and more. 1920's Winchester Fishing & Taxidermy: Wicker creels, bamboo fly rods, Winchester 2245 reel, Great Lakes 75 Store Cardboard rod/reel combo, tackle boxes full of tackle, card of Colonel lures card of darting minnows tied by Jim Advertising Panel Harvey. Other Fishing Lures To Include: Shakespeare metalized 3 hook minnow, Shakespeare 3 hook minnow w/hand-painted gills, Heddon Luny Frog w/closed legs, Black Sambo in box, Heddon Crazy Crawler in box, Heddon Pumpkin seed, Heddon Vamps & River Runts, Mermaid bait, several Creek Chub and more. Taxidermy To Include: Caribou shoulder mount in felt, several nice Whitetail shoulder mounts, mule deer shoulder mount, full mount fawn with tag, trophy antler mount 15 point, WWII German full mount raccoon, several fish mounts, muskrat mount, small black bear rug, beaver rug, turkey Caribou Shoulder Mount Marked Flare Gun feather mount, prong horn shoulder mounts, pheasant mount, antlers and more. Rest Of The Sale: US marked Pyrotechnic M8 flare gun, WWII Italian helmet, WWII Navy anti-aircraft 2004 Mike Borrett gunners helmet, Civil War leather ammo pouch w/45-70 bullets, several vintage cartridges, trench art items, Drake Mallard Flyer early Alaskan or North Eastern tribal masks, Nice Selection Of Arrowheads To Include Some From White Crow Settlement in Fort Atkinson WI, wood long bow, Bear bows, pen blank gun in box, 1920’s Winchester Store cardboard advertising panels, Winchester store display with drawer, Phillip Goodwin print, Owen Gromme print, A.B. Frost print, R. Atkinson Fox Navy battle print, and other prints, 1967 Luftwaffe Flight Green Bay Packers pennant, nice Mercury toy outboard motor, wood snowshoes, Yukon Charlie’s 930 Clasp (Transport & series 6000 snowshoes, traps, trap tags, album of 1940’s – 1970’s sportsman licenses w/duck stamps, Glider Squadrons) Winchester Trailblazer camp stove, leather gun holsters, gun cases, Schofield Fire Dept. hat badge, Special Highway Police Marathon County badge, Traffic Officer Marathon County badge, 1800’s Olive oil stoneware crock, CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) 10 gallon galvanized water cooler, brass shot Sample of Vintage flask, Marbles Novelty bait in box, Marbles hatchet and more.- Arrow & Spear Heads Terms & Conditions: Cash, Good Wisconsin Check, Visa, MC or Discover. Absentee Bids accepted and executed fairly. Wisconsin Sales Tax Laws Apply!!!! All items are sold AS IS. 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Announcements made at sale supersede all others. Doors Open Sale Day at 7 am Auction Starts at 8:30 am Sharp! M&S AUCTION CO. LLC. M. Wurzer, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2553 Accepting Consignments of Everything and Anything! Law- [email protected] Neenah, WI - 920-858-4410. wurzerauction.com LIMITED TIME OFFER! At Cherry Pickers Auction House, 1202 Wakoka Street, Watertown, WI Call 920-261-1446 to consign, or email us at: [email protected] Fricker=4.7’ .2-DAY COUNTRY AMERICANA AUCTION Auctioneer: Jason W. Klug “WRA1895” Waterloo, WI 53594 FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2013 - 4:00 P.M. AND $191.10Our + Normal $36 Salecolor Terms photos “Seller Fee 25%” /Buyers fee of 10% plus sales tax when required. Cash or Good Check on Day of Sale. SATURDAY, MARCH 9, - 9 A.M. $227.10Flea Market on March 16th & 17th Reserve Your Spot Now!! FRICKER AUCTION CENTER Mike Paul=8.0’ $325.28 + $18color photos $343.28 [email protected] 104 E. CENTER - ON CIRCLE PARK - LEROY, IL 1800’s Furniture, Stoneware, Country Store, Advertising signs and tins, Toys and Childrens items, [email protected] Primitives, and Trains Etc. www.FrickerAuctions.com ANTIQUE AUCTION Heated building with seating, restrooms & food by PNUT Catering. Not responsible for accidents. FOID laws apply. Cash, good check KEWASKUM, WI or credit cards. SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. — NEVER A BUYER’S PREMIUM — Inspection: 8:00 A.M. LOCATION: Hwy. 45 or 28 to Kewaskum, East on Hwy. 28, to County "S", then north 1.5 miles hall. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: A nice selection of mixed antiques & collectibles. For updates and photos visit www.paulauction.com. FURNITURE: Paint decorated immigrant trunk; Nice oak A&C buffet; Nice sq. oak tbl. w/5 lvs.; Butternut dresser; Vict. walnut commode; Early 1800’s framed mirror; Church song boards; Trunks; Press backs; Oak machinist chest & file box; Old entry doors; Leaded transom lights; Etc. JEWELRY & COINS: Vintage Breitling & Helbros Invinceble wrist watches; Elgin Wheeler pkt. watch in coin case; Other nice pkt. watches; Mexican silver, quality Vict. & costume jewelry, sterling charm bracelet; 1856S $3 gold; 1850 2 1/2 gold; (2) 1856 $1; 7 American eagles; 10 silver dollars; Ikes; 26 silver halves; 120 qtrs.; Sac & state qtr. bank rolls; 100 silver dimes; Indian heads; Many wheat pennies; Proof sets; Etc. GLASS & CHINA: L.C. Tiffany salt, dmg.; Jadeite; Murano glass; Carnival glass; Elegant & Depr. glass; Glass churn; Glass animal boxes; Van Briggle; 60 pcs. Josephine flow blue; Sleepy Eye pitcher; Hull Auctioneer: Chris Fricker, IL License #440000431 pottery; Etc. STONEWARE: 12 gl. Red Wing side stamped butterfly crock; 2gl. dec. Maxfield cream PO Box 852, Bloomington, IL 61702 pot; 2 gl. Maxfield & Hermann decorated ovoid jugs; 3 gl. Milw. dec. churn; 3 gl. dec. Fox Valley churn; 3 gl. dec. Gunther crock; Other stoneware, Etc. TOYS: Main: 309-452-9700 Chris: 309-838-5829 Bill: 309-838-5832 Nice folky play castle; Conv. highchair; Wagon; Buddy L REA truck; Wyandotte [email protected] FD car; CI fire truck; Die cast cars; Tonka helmet; Halloween & other noise makers; Cap guns; Folk carvings; Clown collection; Wicker buggy; Effanbee, squeak- er & other dolls; Old Barbie & Ken dolls, clothes & access; Collector dolls; Other toys & games. ADV.: Electric Neon Clock Co. w/marquee; Beer neons; Pabst Mike & Deb Cady Auctioneers, Cady Auctioneers=5.7’lamp; Hamm’s & many other beer signs; Goebel Beer TOC sign; Modern beer 319-364-4143 [email protected] $231.76 + $18steins; color Beer photos glasses; Revigator Radium jug; Political items incl. buttons; MI U.P. www.cadyauction.com FD badges; Putnam dye cabinet; Numerous pins, badges, ribbons, medals, awards, etc.; Movie poster & studio prints; NOS Nipper hang tags; Ghostbusters mobile; Fonzi record player; 1800 NATIVE AMERICAN, ANTIQUES $249.76Milw. rule books; etc. THE REST: Small floor safe; Portable Victrola; Great iron pendant mirror; Cute 1900’s OOC of children; 18x48 OOC 3 cherubs w/game & fruit; Old scenic OOC; Cat yardlong & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION print; Crystal chandelier; Slag hanging shade; Oil lamps; Spelter statues; Cavalier trumpet; Barclay & [email protected] guitars; Snare drum; Chromatic harmonica; Early jacquard coverlet; Good quilts; Bobby hat; At The CADY AUCTION GALLERY - 833 SHAVER ROAD NE, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA Ladies hats; Old eyeglasses; Fountain pens; County plats incl: 1910 Dodge, 1873 Columbia, 1873 SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. Dodge, 1891 Waukesha, 1890 Dodge; Bound 1871 IL mech books; Vict. photo albums; Stereo cards; Preview: Friday 3/8, 12:00 Noon-4:00 P.M. & the Morning of Auction. Doors open 8:30 A.M. Xmas items; Sewing plus Stagfoot pipe & pen Stanhopes; Much more. Appraisals ~ Real Estate ~ On Site or Indoor Sales We are appreciative & proud to have been chosen to sell at auction a collection of 300+ lots of Native American items including arrowheads, discoidals, banner stones, pipes, scrapers, carvings, beads, ax heads, fossils, war clubs, effigies, bows etc. Many of the items have been authenticated & many with papers. Also selling is a large variety of antiques & collectibles. Glassware: Moriage Dragonware, 60+ Carnival Glass, Van Briggle lamps & pottery, 50+ Haeger, 50+ Art Glass, + China. Clocks: Waterbury, Ingram, Gilbert. Bronzes: Guiraud-Riviere, Ser Kau & Remington. Coins: Gold $10, $5, $2.50 + some silver. Other Sterling. Jewelry: Diamond earrings, 1940's Aquamarine ring, loose 8.9 ct. Sapphire, Ivory + costume. Victorian Top Hats w/case & Umbrellas. Advertising: Coca-Cola machine & Budweiser guitar sign. Toys: Marx Tin Litho tractor w/3 implements, Japan Tin Friction firetruck, Structo, Ertl, Nylint + Diecast. 1960's Lamb & Mink fur coat (Very Nice). Swiss inlaid music box. Art work: Some originals oils & ink, 1917 Bausch TERMS: No buyer’s premium. Cash or good checks. Out of state, two forms of picture ID required. Current D/L required for bid number. Rembrandt print. Plus much more! Absentee bids accepted via email only. [email protected]. No Full printable catalog with photos, descriptions & sale order & Terms and Conditions of phone or online bidding. 5.5% WI sales tax applies. sale available on website 1 week prior to auction. Pre-bid & bid live on PROXIBID Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Mike Paul #28. (link on website). Absentee & phone bids accepted. Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments Paul Auction Company, Inc. P.O. 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Don’t Mess With These T No matter what is on his hard copy!! 15 “Freeman-McFarlin Pottery 1951-1980” Weapons of Warriors Buy This Book With over 480 photos, price guide and interviews, this Price: $99.99 is the first book focusing exclusively on the history Vic Diehl & Hermann Hampe with Helmut and ceramics of the Freeman-McFarlin company. Föll & Gözde Yasar Book Details www.schifferbooks.com ISBN: 978-0-7643-4162-5 Book Details Size: 8 1/2 x 11 ISBN: 9780764341168 Illustrations: 451 color & 36 b/w photos Size: 11 3/4 x 9 Page Count: 160 Illustrations: 300+ color photos Soft Cover Pages: 352 Price: $29.99 Availability: Jun 2012 Atglen P.A. — This is the first book devoted Binding: Hard Cover entirely to the vast array of wonderful animal sculptures and decorative items pro- Book Description duced by Freeman-McFarlin Pottery, located in California from 1951 through 1980. Weapons of Warriors is a photographic study containing many of the most This book contains over 480 vivid photos and vintage catalog pages, interviews with renowned, prestigious, and historical Arabic and Turkish swords from the 12th former employees, and a price guide. Also included in this story are the overlapping through the 19th century. Every sword is professionally photographed at the studio, histories of other California Potteries owned by Gerald McFarlin prior to his partner- in the highest resolution and correct color. Each weapon is presented in multiple ship with Maynard Anthony Freeman, including Tudor Pottery, Rio Hondo, and angles, many at actual size across two pages to provide the reader with the most McFarlin Potteries. The early years are defined by cute miniature animals and plain- detailed appreciation of the skill, craftsmanship, and artistry involved in the hand looking pottery. Once the partnership flourished, the animals and tableware became crafting of these famous Shamshirs, Kilics, Nimchas, Yatagans, and Saifs. The larger, bolder, and much more innovative. The history includes two factories, a dev- Askeri Military Museum of Istanbul, Turkey, has set a new standard in internation- astating fire, the sale of the company to International Multifoods of Minnesota, and al art and cultural exchange by opening its entire collection to the authors. The ultimately, the sale to Hagen-Renaker, a well-known California Pottery, in 1980. museum staff provided every assistance to be certain that their most magnificent Nancy Kelly has been a California Pottery collector for many years, and has enjoyed and important weapons were photographed for this study. The museum director of meeting the wonderful people responsible for creating these amazing items. To have edged weapons even took the time to pen an essay (included herein) on the Turkish the privilege of researching and writing about them has been a dream come true. Yatagan. Working with the authors was an international team of writers from Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. is based in Atglen, PA on the Schiffer Book Farm. The com- Germany, India, and Egypt who provided additional information on the science pany is known for publishing high quality Antique, Arts, Architecture, Lifestyle, and behind these historically significant blades, traditional "koftgari" decoration, as well Military History books, as well as a successful line of children and ghost books. as the translation of ancient passages that adorn the edged weapons in this study. Schiffer Publishing is always looking for people to write books on new and related This beautiful book is produced for everyone who loves the lore and lure of edged subjects. If you have an idea for a book, please contact them at proposals@schiffer- weapons, whether they are beginning students, historians, collectors, or connois- books.comThis title and over 4,500 Schiffer titles can be purchased at www.schiffer- seurs of these most artistic and deadly weapons of warriors. books.com, your local bookseller, and numerous online retailers.

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Article & Photos by Matthews Auctions, LLC Highlights from the toys category included a Strauss “Ham and Sam the Minstrel Team” tin The three-day event was held Feb. 15-17, in Raymond, at the gallery litho wind-up toy, 8 inches tall, rated 8.75, in good of Pope Auction Center. condition with an operational motor and only minor wear at the joints from routine use ($660); The sale was conducted at the gallery of Pope Auction Center and a Japanese X-5 tin litho friction drive space in Raymond, with whom Matthews Auctions often partners. ship, 12 inches long, rated 9, in good condition. It Headlining the event was an exceptional group of antique toys and went to a determined bidder for $495. signs from the Joe Russell estate out of New York City. The toys in A Sports Land Japanese tin litho windup particular were of high quality and in excellent condition. A smaller Cardinal ride, 5 1/2 inches tall, rated 7, showing New York toy collection was also offered. wear but with a working motor, changed hands for The Feb. 15-16 sessions also featured many fine advertising $440; an All-Stars Mr. Baseball, Jr. tin litho bat- and petroliana (gas station) signs – categories for which Matthews tery-operated toy, showing Mickey Mantle, 7 1/2 Auctions has become renowned in the industry over the years. But on Matchbox Major Caterpillar Earthmover inches tall (no baseballs) went for $413; and an Feb. 17, decorative arts took center stage. These consisted mainly of art (#M-1), die-cast, new in the box, rated Arnold “Mac 700” tin litho windup motorcycle with pottery, early American pattern glass, Pickard china and other items. The 9.5 ($275). rider, 7 3/4 inches long, rated 9, hit $468. portrait vase was in this group. Tops in the advertising signs category was a “Day three was a bit of a departure for us, and it may have taken some folks Diamond Horseshoes Calks single-sided tin embossed sign in a wood frame, 36 by surprise that we were offering decorative arts at all,” said Dan Matthews of inches by 24 inches, with superb graphics and in great shape with only minor wear, Matthews Auctions. “But the items were very well received, and I want this to be a marked Donaldson Art Sign Co, Covington, N.Y. ($1,705). Also, a metal Penny toy signal that we’re more than just gas station collectibles and advertising signs. That’s ship with two stacks, 4 3/4 inches long, in very good condi- still our bread and butter but now we’re branching out.” tion, rated 9, went for $319. Around 70 people attended the auction live, while Rounding out just some of the sale’s top lots, a another 450 registered to bid online, through Proxibid. Many Chein Hercules Royal Blue Line (“Coast to Coast Service”) absentee bids were fielded, to go with a handful of phone bids. tin litho bus, 18 inches long, rated 7.9, in good condition and with a straight “It was a good sale, with robust bidding throughout,” Mr. Japanese-made Space Ship X5 tin litho fric- body, having only minor paint damage and rust, rolled off Matthews said. “The crowd was mainly toy buyers, who were tion drive toy, 12 inches long, rated 9 ($495). for $633; while a die-cast Matchbox Major Caterpillar happy to be bidding on the mostly medium-to-upper quality Earthmover #M-1, new in the box, rated 9.5, 4 inches long, merchandise.” topped out at $275. Following are additional highlights from the auction. All prices quoted Matthews Auctions’ next big sale is right around the corner: a Feb. 28-Mar. include a 10 percent buyer’s premium. 1 event to be held in Peotone, Ill., prior to the start of the very popular Chicagoland Another portrait vase also did well in the Feb. 17 decorative arts session. Petroliana & Advertising Show, held twice a year in Peotone. Mr. Matthews said this That one was a Roseville Rozane vase, 14 1/2 inches in height, showing a man wear- auction could well be his biggest sale of the year, one filled with high-value petro- ing a hat and artist signed “A. Williams.” Like its cocker spaniel counterpart, this liana and advertising signs – truly exceptional items. example was in great shape, with no chips, cracks or repairs. It was marked “Rozane Then, on Wednesday, Apr. 3, Matthews Auctions will conduct an online-only RPCo” on the bottom and changed hands for $1,265. auction, featuring 250 lots of toys (many of them automobile-related) and gas station Two pump plate signs took place and show honors for the auction. The first collectibles. Items already consigned include a Marx Sunnyside gas station with the was a Husky Tri-Power porcelain pump plate sign with dog graphics, 12 inches by original car, Wyandott and Japanese tin litho toys and Metalcraft examples. It will be 12 inches, rated 8.9 out of 10 for condition, with strong gloss ($2,310). The other was a timed event, set to begin closing at 6 p.m., with a staggered ending. Watch the web- a Pacer 400 porcelain pump plate sign with ethyl logo, 14 inches by 9 inches, with site for more details: www.matthewsauctions.com. great color and gloss, rated a robust 9 ($1,815). Mr. Matthews has written a book about petroliana, titled The Fine Art of Two other lots managed to top the $1,000 mark. One was a Zerolene (“The Collecting Petroliana. For information on how to order a copy, please log on to the Standard Oil for Motor Cars”) single-sided porcelain sign, 6 inches in diameter, with Matthews Auctions, LLC website, at www.matthewsauctions.com. For more infor- fabulous color and gloss, rated 8.9 and showing only minor wear in the mounting mation about Matthews Auctions, LLC, and the firm’s calendar of upcoming auc- holes ($1,045). The other was an Iroquois Chief single-sided porcelain convex sign tions, log on to www.matthewsauctions.com. with Indian Chief graphics, rated 9+ ($1,350). Enthusiasm & Excitement Surrounds Upcoming 63rd Annual Oregon, Illinois Antique Show The Oregon Woman's Club is putting the finishing touches on what will be their best Horse, Loretta, WI; Jason Sword Antiques, Forreston, IL; Templeton Antiques, LaGrange, IL; show yet and this is after a history of great annual events. For starters there will be 52 The Rock Step Antiques, Spring Green, WI; Elk River Merchant, Clinton, IA; Treasured Midwest dealers representing the states of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Wisconsin and for Memories, Steward, IL; Country at Heart Antiques, Marseilles, IL. five of the exhibitors this will be their first time at the show. Here are just a few of the deal- Show will be open on Saturday, March 23rd 9:00AM to 5:00PM and Sunday, March ers who will be participating this year: Steven J Bina Antiques, La Crosse, WI; Indian Creek 24th 10:00AM to 4:00PM. Admission is $6 per person, which is good for both days of the Antiques, Mukwonago, WI; Hidden Treasures, Warrensburg, IL; Elizabeth's Antiques, Long show. Point, IL; Rae Patrick Entrprises, Sycamore, IL; 4-Ever Lookin Antiques, Rensselaer, IN; Old Location is the Blackhawk Center, 1101 West Jefferson Street, one block south of Glory Antiques, Beloit, WI; Grape & Cable Antiques, Lombard, IL; School House Antiques, Rt64 (Washington Street), Oregon, IL. Holcomb, IL; Treasured Nest, Harvard, IL; Circa, Milwaukee, WI; Blue Goose Antiques, Crystal & China repairs both days; appraisals on Sunday ($5 per item); great snack Hudson, IL; Jerry's Antiques, Davenport, IA; George Loung Antiques, Riverdale, IL; Connie bar, door prizes, ample free parking. COME JOIN THE FUN. Page, Des Plaines, IL; Jim & Ellen Tyne, DeKalb, IL; J S Antiques, Aurora, IL; The Peddle 17

Florida – The old saying that every season has a reason, seems to be spot on when it comes to people looking to purchase antiques and collectibles. The Asheford Institute of Antiques (AIA), a professional-level, distance learning program on antiques and appraising, recently released the results of an in depth survey it conducted on market trends in the antique business, which it compiled from students and former graduates. The primary focus of the survey was to gauge interest in current trends of antiques and collectibles, based on sales and requests for particular items. And while no measurable scientific practices were employed, and the survey was informal in nature, the results were still quite interesting, said the schools publications Director, Tony Drew. “What we found was that there was a real generational shift in the marketplace, things that tended to “trend” upwards in a truly noticeable fashion, were much more the domain of younger For a FREE booklet buyers. Whereas items that seemed to have little or no Internet “buzz,” remained fairly sta- mail coupon to: ble in their position of relative interest to potential customers, and were more often pur- ASHEFORD INSTITUTE chased buy older buyers.” In other words, said Drew, “Younger consumers seemed to be OF ANTIQUES setting the trends as to what was hot and what was not – some what unusual occurrence in 981 Harbor Blvd. the world of antiques.” Ste. 3 Dept. 275AAAN18 Don Kirpatrick, a 20-something dealer in the Northeast who participated in the Destin, FL 32541-2525 school survey, said that while he still looks at everything when attending auctions for inven- or call: tory, he now concentrates more heavily on items like Art Deco, and early primitives. “My 1-877-444-4508 clientele is primarily younger-hipster folks who want things from these periods, they’re not looking for mid-Victorian pieces that are heavily decorated…” Staffers from the school who conducted the survey said this was a common theme they found when asking about what was selling. “Younger dealers had very different items and inventory when compared to older dealers,” said Shirley Huey, one of the staffers who helped complete the survey, “Not only were they different in inventory, but in their marketing approaches as well.” Charles Green, current Director of the Institute, also noted that while 20 years ago most antiques stores often had a “little bit of everything,” today’s dealers tend to concen- trate on items based on generational interest. “I think what we’re finding, said Green, “is that bricks and mortar antique businesses are beginning to be more representative of what you see in online stores… a far greater degree of specialization is taking place, and the age of both the dealer and the customer seems to have something to do with that.” Auction Action Antique News Green went on to stress that while the survey was by no means scientific, it still pointed out interesting trends within the today’s antiques marketplace. Coast to Coast and Online For readers seeking more information about the survey or the schools antiques and appraisal course, they can be contacted at: (877) 444-4508 or visit their web site at; www.ashe- Check Us Out at: ford.com. You can also write to them at; the Asheford Institute of Antiques 981 Harbor Blvd., Suite 3, Dept. 275GSA14 Destin, FL 32541-2525, or at their Canadian office at; 131 Bloor Street w w w . a u c t i o n a c t i o n n e w s . c o m West, Suite 200, Dept. 124 Toronto, ON M5S 1R8. Minnesota’s Antique Spectacular - This is the BIG one! Indoor & Outdoor Antique Spectacular Minnesota State Fairgrounds Location: Grandstand & the Old Race Track ture restoration services. Area, St. Paul, Minnesota, April 20-21 & September 28-29. Prime Promotions Inc. The Antique Spectacular is a unique event that really requires two days to is presenting its Annual 2013 calendar for Antiques Spectacular Show, Flea Market cover. It has grown to be one of the nation’s largest shows. & Collectibles at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. Admission: $6.00/per person (ONLY $5.00 per person when presenting the The indoor show with over 100 dealers will be located in the Grandstand. Antique Spectacular Show discount $1.00 off coupon available at antique stores The Outside show with over 300 dealers will be located on the race track and with- across Minnesota and five state area, or look for our ads in various newspapers and in the field. Show hours will be Saturday 8am to 6pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm. publications.) Dealers from 12 states will be offering outstanding selection of antiques and Concessions are available with great State Fair Food. Plenty of FREE park- collectibles to interest to most discriminating shopper as well as the new collector ing. 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Friday Afternoon & Night March 8th REC ROOM DECOR SHOW One 100 Hwy 61 North Flea Market Free Appraisals on Saturday Hilton Garden Inn Potosi, Wisconsin 53820 General Show Open to Public 1355 W 20th ave SUNDAY, MARCH 10th - 2013 Located at the corner of Hwys 61 & 35 Sat., March 10th Oshkosh, WI 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 8AM - 2:30 P.M. 920-966-1300 Food Stand featuring Catfish & SUNDAY MARCH 3 Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI Bratwurst & Homemade Pie BUY - SELL - TRADE • Free Appraisals on Saturday Admission $5.00 • Kids 6-12 $2.00 9am-3pm• Adm: - $1.00 Old & New Decoys • Duck Calls • Hunting Knives • Animal Traps • SIGNS • ADVERTISING • BOTTLES & MORE! Get out of the house and find those Treasures! Wildlife Paintings • Prints & Related Arts • Cartridges • Fishing Tackle Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00 90 Sales Tables • 15+ Craft Beers to sample Glassware, Dolls, Jewelry, Postcards, Toys, Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 $12 first table • $8 for extra tables Books, Coins & Who Knows What! Information: Roger Ludwig 920-233-0349 Info: 608-642-0321 or 608-778-4869 Knights of Columbus Hall • 1800 S. 92nd St. [email protected] Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com Stop by The National Brewery Museum WEST ALLIS , WI “The One Everyone Waits For” ANNUAL BADGER Oregon Woman’s Club Presents 262-786-2568 The 62nd Annual KNIFE SHOW Oregon, IL We appreciate your past attendance - join us again! Antique Show DePere MARCH 22-24, 2013 Over 50 Dealers from the Midwest Antique Show & Sale Fri. 1-7 • Sat. 8-5 • Sun. 9-2 MARCH 23 & 24, 2013 $3 Adm. • $5 3-day pass Sat. 9am-5pm • Sun. 10am-4pm St. Norberts College early bird pass available $20 3rd & Marsh, DePere, WI Blackhawk Center • Oregon, Illinois Janesville, Wisconsin 10th Street at Jefferson St. (5 miles So. of Green Bay, WI) Holiday Inn Express & (one block South of Rt. 64) MAR. 16-17 Janesville Conference Center Donation $6.00 Exit #171C from I-90 & Hwy 14 east to Deerfield Dr., • Crystal & China Repair Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 10-4 south to 3100 Wellington Place While You Wait Knifemaking supplies also available • Antique Appraisals on Sun. 21st Year • FREE Parking • Quality Badger Knife Club, Inc. ~ Robert Schrap ($5 per item) PO Box 511, Elm Grove, WI 53122 • Plenty of Parking • Door Prizes • Snack Bar 65 Select Dealers 414-479-9765 or [email protected] + Phonograph & Clock Restorers • Handicap Accessible + Mary Lou’s Crystal Repair on site Adm. $4.50 over 15, good for both days 815-732-2219 Win a $50 Gift Certificate! 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CHARLES, IL Free Parking • Door Prizes • 319-360-4301 Dealers from Coast to Coast Rt. 64, North Ave.: 2 1/2 miles West of Rt. 59, St. Charles, IL For Discounted Room Rates Call Pheasant Run Resort 800-999-3319 SUNDAY, APRIL 7 • 10-4 Admission $6.00 • Preview Adm. 7:30 AM $20.00 For Dealer Info: Bob Traynoff ~ 847-244-9263 Kids 6 to 12 $2.00 For Show Info: Kevin Greco ~ 815-353-1593 Expo Center Call Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 or www.uniqueeventsshows.com Visit Our Website: www.chicagolandshow.com Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds DEADLINES ARE Cedar Rapids, Iowa $6 Admission www.auctionactionnews.com TUESDAYS @ 5PM mwantiqueshow.com 19 UPCOMING EVENTS La Porte Milwaukee’s County Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show Antique SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 2013 Show 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI Tri-County Arena, 700 E. Shady Lane, Neenah, WI 54956 Admission $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00 APRIL 20 & 21 Saturday April 13, 2013 10am-5pm SUNDAY, APRIL 14 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00 Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4 Sunday April 14, 2013 11am-4pm La Porte County Fairgrounds For additional information or table availability call Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 Minnesota State Fairgrounds • 50 quality dealers LA PORTE, IN Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com St. Paul, Minnesota • Admission $5, good for both days Over 100 Booths ~ Admission $4 DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE! 219-241-3328 or laporteantiqueshow.com Booth Rental Information: • FREE Parking 16th Annual Madison 651-771-3476 • 651-771-7265 • Mary Lou’s Crystal & China Repair on site Antique Showcase & Sale www.mnantiqueshows.com For more information contact Big Brothers Big Sisters UPCOMING SHOW SEPTEMBER at 920-739-3542, or visit www.BeMyBig.org CEDAR RAPIDS Alliant Center ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE 1919 Alliant Energy Way, Madison, WI 53713 www.auctionactionnews.com I-90 to Hwy 12/18 West, Exit 262 North Rimrock Rd. HAWKEYE DOWNS We’re EVERYWHERE 48th National Antique Decoy FAIRGROUNDS MAY, 4th & 5th Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 10-4 4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa ZURKO’S MIDWEST & Sporting Collectibles Show APRIL 27, 28 & 29 Featuring 50 of The Midwest’s finest dealers Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm $1.00 verbal appraisals-smalls only & an antique scavenger hunt PROMOTIONS Friday, April 26 • 2-8 pm Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm Admission $6, under 16 free ~ Good for both days 2013 Show Schedule Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days Alliant Center Parking $6 (Bring a friend or two) Saturday, April 27 • 9-3 pm FREE PARKING Carpooling is Green! MARCH 507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700 Dealer Inquires Welcome March 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL www.iridescenthouse.com March 16 (SATURDAY) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL Pheasant Run Resort ~ St. Charles, IL For more info contact: March 30 & 31 (Sat. & Sun.) 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May 12 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Fairgrounds (M-86) Centreville, MI May 19 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Berrien Springs, MI-Fairgrounds Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free Anoka County Fairgrounds May 25 & 26 (2 Day) Massive Holiday Flea Market; Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds Hwy 10 & 47 / 20 miles NW of Twin Cities THE ORIGINAL OLMSTED COUNTY Info: 612-558-8097 or JUNE Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds [email protected] June 1 Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI (Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds GOLD RUSH 1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL June 8 & 9 Antique & Collectible Market; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds May 12 2013 Schedule June 29 Belvidere “Mid-Niter” Fleas & Fun Market; Boone County Fairgrounds, Belvidere, IL Antique Show & Flea Market Dodgeville Lions Club June 9 2013 August 11 JULY Rochester, MN - Fairgrounds July 4 & 5 (Thur. & Fri.) 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