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10/02/21 06:00:30 September 29 Online Auction Auction Opens: Thu, Sep 24 5:00pm ET Auction Closes: Tue, Sep 29 7:00pm ET Lot Title Lot Title 1 Seaga Three All Steel Place Candy Dispenser 1010 Two 1972 IKE Dollar From Parents Estate Machine, Takes Quarters and Large Gumballs, 1011 Five Pieces of Raw Butterscotch Amber From Three Place, Costs Over $300. Retail, With Key The Baltic Sea, Two Pieces Are Made Into on Pedestal Base In Very Good Condition, Pendants, Can Be Polished Or Use As Is For 16"W x 11"D x 43"H Jewelry, Approx. 3/4" to 1 3/4" and 1/2"W Up 10 Antique Fuel Powered Blow Torch With Wood to 1 1/2"L Good Condition Handle, Good Condition For Age, 10"H 1012 1901 S Morgan Dollar, Very Good Tougher 100 Bellacino's Stained Glass Coca Cola Hanging Date, San Francisco Mint Lamp, Very Good Condition, Works, 16"Diam 1013 Small Size Pierced Earrings Found At Estate, x 11"H One Bag Marked Sterling Silver? Maybe Worth 1000 Roll of 2003 S Proof Jefferson Nickels Coming To Inspect, None of Them Are 1001 WWII German Stamp, World History Rare Authenticated, Each 1/2"Diam, Good Condition Stamp With Swastika on It, Genuine Authentic 1014 1926 D Peace Silver Dollar Crisp Uncirculated 1015 Nice Sterling Silver Bracelet, Marked Sterling, 1002 Beautiful Toned 1880's Morgan Silver Dollar, Very Good Condition, 7"L MS64 Nice Coin, All Breast Feathers Stand 1016 1860- 1935 Pony Express Diamond Jubilee Out, Excellent Condition Memorial Coin 1003 Add Your Favorite Pendant To This Sterling 1017 Square Cut Mystic Blue Stone Ring Size 8, .925 Silver Medium Weight 16 1/2" Features Lobster Stamped and Cubic Baguettes on Sides, Very Claw Clasp, Very Good Condition Good Condition 1004 1897 O Morgan Dollar AU Extra Fine 1018 1887 O Morgan Silver Dollar Condition, Scarce Date New Orleans Mint 1019 New Poison Ring Solid Sterling Silver With 1005 Vintage Jewelry And Silver Tie Pins, One Natural Stone Setting, Size 8, Goes For Abalone, Sterling Ring Size 7 1/2 (Ring Has Keeping A Spare or Your Favorite Medicine? Crack) All Fair to Good Condition, 1" to 6" 102 Rooster With Wood Frame By Kimberly 1006 1990- O Morgan Silver Dollar Poloson, Very Good Condition, 23"W x 18 1007 Attractive Large Size Sterling Silver Italian 1/2"H Twisted Herringbone, 7 3/4" Bracelet, Very 1020 1903 S Morgan Dollar, Rare Key Date From Good Condition The San Francisco Mint, Many Melted in 1918 1008 Eight Dollar Face Value of Misc. Silver Coins Pittman Act, Tough Date in Any Grade .90 Silver 1021 New Black Rhodium Plated Ring Size 6 1/2, 1009 Gorgeous Sterling Silver 17 1/2" to 18" Three Blue Fire Opals, Stunning Necklace With Large Three Carat Blue Topaz 1022 Three 40% Silver Kennedys, 1968, Two 1969 Pendant, Very Good Condition BU 101 Engineer Parking Only Sign, Heavy Duty 1023 New .925 Silver Sterling Stamped, Heart Cut Metal, With High Quality Powder Coated Paint, Aquamarine Beautiful Setting, Exquisite Size 9 Like New Condition, 12"W x 18"H, With Top and Bottom Mounting Holes, Made By 1024 1921 Morgan Dollar 90% Silver Mint State Outrageous Sign Co. Ventura CA` 1/163 10/02/21 06:00:30 Lot Title Lot Title 1025 Nice Silver Ring Marked 925 Thailand, Size 6, 1048 Canadian Silver Dime Made Into A Love Token Good Condition 1049 New Sterling Silver Plated Ring Size 9, 1026 1891 S Morgan Dollar AU Extraordinarily Beautiful CZ and Blue Sapphire 1027 Silver And White CZ Ring, Good Condition, 105 Serenity Prayer Plaque, Wood Wall Hanging, Size 9, Stamped 925 With Tin Graphics, Has Scratches, Fair 1028 1838 Dark Nice Toned Large Cent, With Lots Condition, 9"W x 18"H of Details 1050 1945 P Mercury Dime Uncirculated 1029 Native American Ring .925 Silver Turquoise 1051 New 925 Sterling Silver Plate Ring Size 10, Size 8 Weight 7 Grams, $50.- $100. Heart Cut White Sapphire In Heart Shape 103 Metal Template Pumpkin Face Or Just Hang, Setting, Stunning New Galvanized Metal, 12"W x 10"H 1052 1843 Seated Silver Dime 1030 1942 P Mercury Dime AU 1053 14 KT Gold Necklace With CZ Pendant, 1031 New Silver? Dollar Ring, It's Really Cool, Size Marked Mexico CZ 14KT, 18"L, Weighs 4 7 Grams Together, Chain Has Slight Kinks But Doesn't Show When Worn, Good Condition 1032 1924 S Peace Silver Dollar 1054 1991 Liberty Eagle .999 Silver Uncirculated 1033 New Size 6 Ring, Black Rhodium Plated Cascading Ring, Dark Blue Opal And White 1055 One Bronze? Roman Cross From Christian Era, Sapphire, Impressive Design About 200-1100 AD, Dug in Britain, Approx. 1 1/2" x 3/4" x 1/16"Thick, Unauthenticated, 1034 1922 Peace Dollar Nice Luster Mint State AU+ Good Condition For Age? 90% Silver 1056 Early Standing Liberty Quarter Worn Date, S 1035 New Gold Plated Ring Large Emerald Cut, Mint Mark, San Fran, 90% Silver White Sapphire, Beautiful Gleaming Size 9 1057 5"L White Metal Own Necklace Charm, Eyes, 1036 1912 D Barber Silver Dime Head, Body, Tail All Dangle, Very Nice Item, 1037 New Sterling Silver Plated Ring Bridal Set, Must Have For Owl Collectors, Good Condition Size 9, Gorgeous White Sapphire 1058 1889 O Morgan Silver Dollar 1038 1972 D IKE Dollar 1059 New Silver Plated Ring Size 6, Look Close At 1039 New 925 Sterling Silver Plate Ring Size 5, Two This Ring, Exceptionally Gorgeous Tone Kitty Ring With Mini White Sapphires, 106 50' Of Clear Vinyl Floor Runner, 24"W New Super Cute Old Stock, Good Condition, 24"W, Contractor 104 Vintage Folk Art With Wood and Glass Grade Shadow Box, Plastic Revolver, Great Man Cave 1060 1870 US Mint Three Cent Nickel Coin Piece in Very Good Condition, 16"W x 3"D x 10"H 1061 Sterling Silver Link Bracelet, Milor Made In Italy .925 7 1/2" Link Bracelet With Magnetic 1040 1990 Liberty Eagle Uncirculated Clasp In Great Condition, Could use A Slight 1041 New Silver Plated Stamped 925 Ring Size 8, Shining Up on a Few Links But Very Nice, 21 Really Nice Amethyst, Very Unique Grams 1042 1865 Three Cent Nickel, Great Coin, Almost 1062 1904 St. Louis Exposition International Nickel Uncirculated, Note The Great Details Present Co. Coin With Joseph Wharton On Reverse, 1043 New Sterling Silver Plated Ring, Size 10, Large The Man That Perfected The Process in 1865 Aquamarine in Beautiful Four Prong Setting 1063 Sterling Silver and Semi Precious Stones Both 1044 1885 O Morgan Silver Dollar Marked 925, Ring Marked SU Size 7, Pendant Marked On Clasp, Needs Some Cleaning, Little 1045 New Black Rhodium Plated Ring Size 6 1/2, Tarnished, Ring 2 Grams, Pendant 8 Grams, Heart Cut Rainbow Topaz With White Good Condition Sapphires Luminous 1064 1956 Franklin Half Dollar Choice BU 1046 1923 Peace Dollar MS 64 With Nice Original Luster, 90% Silver 1065 Sterling Silver Set- Marked .925 Necklace 17 1/2" 27 Grams, Bracelet 7" 11 Grams, Both 1047 New Stamped 925 Rose Gold Plated Size 7 Beautiful And Very Shiny, Work Great Ring, Marquise Cut CZ, Absolutely Gorgeous 1066 1996 Maple Leaf .999 Silver Uncirculated 2/163 10/02/21 06:00:30 Lot Title Lot Title 1067 Sterling Silver Bracelet With Semi Precious 1085 Pretty Floral Silvertone Bracelet, Has Stretch Stones, 21 Grams, Marked 925 LT Thailand, Band, Unique, Good Condition, Bid To Win! Very Heavy And Beautiful, Very Good 1086 Rare Find 1830 5 Cent Silver US Coin Condition, 7"L, Clasp Works Great 1087 Men's Wedding Band Stamped 10K, Slightly 1068 1946 P Walking Liberty, Beautiful Coin Worn and Misshapen, But Good Condition, 1069 Two Pieces of Silvertone Handmade Jewelry, Tested Stainless Steel Pierced Earrings, Nice Beads, 1088 1934 D Washington Quarter Very Good Swarovski Crystals, Very Good Condition, 1"D Condition, Better Date 90% Silver, Denver Mint 107 Bright Green Melnor Cast Iron Tractor 1089 New Flawless 10KT White Gold Engagement Sprinkler, With Plastic Wheels, Very Good Ring and Wedding Band, Diamond, Appraised Condition, 18"L x 26"Wand Value of $885.10, Size 7 1070 1890 O Morgan Silver Dollar 109 Vintage Bay City Times Motor Route Sign, 1071 Butterfly Pin- Sterling And Turquoise Signed Plus Canvas Paperboy Double Shoulder Bag, N. Silago Sterling, Very Good Condition, 1 1/2" Great Collectibles, Bag in Very Good x 21/2" Condition, 9"W x 6"H to 22"W 1072 1926 Standing Liberty Quarter in Fine Condition 1090 1986 S Proof Ellis Island Statue Of Liberty 1073 Vintage Milor Italy Sterling Silver Chunky Half 90% Silver One Dollar Coin Hoop Style Pierced Earrings, 925 And Gold 1091 New Flawless 14KT Yellow Gold Engagement Vermeil Graduating Connected Loops, Earrings Ring And Wedding Band, Diamond Cut and Posts Both Marked, Only Worn a Few Rubies, Sells With Appraisal of $2008.70, Size Times, Like New 7 1/2 1074 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent, First Year of Mintage 1092 Three Canadian Small Cents 1922, 1931, 1953 1075 Vintage Pin DCE Curtis 1/20 TH 14K GF 1093 One Turquoise Native Necklace, Genuine Floral Bouquet, Oval Beauty, Clear, Pink, Arizona Stones, 20 1/2"L Made By Charlene Green Rhinestones, 1950's Ornate Oval Setting, Little, Quality Piece, Very Good Condition, 2 1/2" x Approx. 1" No Wear Seen, New Old 21"L Stock 1094 2020 Liberty Eagle, Uncirculated 1076 1926 P Lincoln Penny Uncirculated 1095 11 1/2" Stretch Necklace, Very Pretty Acrylic 1077 Pretty Black and Gold Design Metal Bangle Beads, Would Go With Anything, Very Good Bracelet, Wide and Spring Open, Closure, Very Condition Good Condition, 1 1/4"Thick x 3"D 1096 1936 S Washington Quarter Fine Condition, 1078 1977 German Uncirculated 1 Pfennig Coin 90% Silver, San Fran Mint 1079 New Gold Plated Betsey Johnson Emerald And 1097 Men's Fossil Watch, Not Currently Working, Sapphire Dove Necklace, Gorgeous, 28" Chain, Needs Battery, Back is Loose, 9"L Band, Face 1 Bird 3" x 3" 1/2"Diam, Otherwise Good Condition 108
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    SHOOTING STAR: A BIOGRAPHY OF A BICYCLE Geoff Mentzer 2 SHOOTING STAR: A BIOGRAPHY OF A BICYCLE Copyright © 2020 by Geoff Mentzer All rights reserved. 3 In a scientific study of various living species and machines, the most efficient at locomotion – that is, the least amount of energy expended to move a kilometre – was found to be a man on a bicycle. –SS Wilson, Scientific American, March 1973, Volume 228, Issue 3, 90 The Dandy Horse of 1818, said to be the first velocipede man-motor carriage. Sharp, Bicycles & Tricycles: An Elementary Treatise On Their Design And Construction, Longmans, Green, and Co, London, New York and Bombay, 1896, 147 4 INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS What began as a brief biograph of the author's forebear Walter William Curties soon doubled into a study of two men, and expanded into an account of early bicycle – and a little motoring – history in New Zealand. Curties is mostly invisible to history, while Frederick Nelson Adams – who rose to national pre-eminence in motoring circles – by his reticence and reluctance for public exposure is also largely overlooked. Pioneering New Zealand cycling and motoring history – commercial, industrial and social – have been variously covered elsewhere, in cursory to comprehensive chronicles. Sadly, factual errors that persist are proof of copy and paste research. As examples, neither Nicky Oates nor Frederick Adams' brother Harry was the first person convicted in New Zealand for a motoring offence, nor was the world's first bicycle brass band formed in New Zealand. It must be said, however, that today we have one great advantage, ie Papers Past, that progeny of the Turnbull Library in Wellington.