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September 11, 2013 Vol. 19 No. 08 News Periodical Mailed on September 5 Guns & Sewing Machines Strong at Kramer Summer Gun Auction!

Article & photos by Kramer Auction Service LLC

It may have been a cool summer day but gun prices remain hot at Kramer’s Summer Gun Auction on Saturday, July 27th in Prairie du Chien, WI. Over 400 guns crossed the auction block along with 300 lots of quality Ammunition & accessories. With over 1,000 registered bidders in-house and online this cool day was about to heat up quickly. A wide range of Firearms from Civil War weapons LC SMITH Skeet Spc. through Modern Military style arms Double sold for $2,530. & Quality factory ammo was what brought this crowd together.

Continued on Maynard Civil War page 8 Carbine brought $2,640. Winchester Sewing Machine sold for $1,100. Bearrows Real Estate & Auction Sells Northern Illinois Home & Lifetime Collection

Article & photos by Brian Maloney I couldn’t imagine a better way to spend a day. A beautiful summer morning drive through northern Illinois farm country - on the way to an estate auction filled with treasures from antique clocks and furniture to some choice period jukeboxes. That’s how I spent August 10th, date of a great Bearrows Real Estate & Auction Company sale. A good-sized crowd turned out for the auction, held to disperse the lifetime accumulation of Betty Linnemeier. There was something for everyone there - with some great buys and a few surprises thrown in too. The estate’s 1960s ranch-style home needed a little TLC, and sold for a solid $89,000.

It took an $800 bid to win this Pace Jak Pot ten-cent slot machine in good original The day’s condition. The sale’s top-lot: this furniture winner was 1940s Wurlitzer jukebox that There were two this needed considerable original- curved-glass restoration but sold for a condition vintage oak china surprising $2,200. Wurlitzer cabinet that jukeboxes in the sold for sale, with this $600. Continued on pages 1930s version with 6 & 7 Simplex Multi- Selector bringing $1,800.

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Winner among the wall art: this These mahogany music & record cab- Madonna lithograph in a fancy inets were great buys, selling for $55 This frame that sold for $105. and $35. mahogany-cased Victrola VV-IX phonograph was A group of mixed cats & “As-is” vintage oak kitchen cabinet - in nice shape, and dogs cast iron doorstops $175 sold for $160. fetched up to $105 apiece.

A $155 bidder won this group of vintage political buttons from Lots of Coolidge to clocks crossed Kennedy. the block, from mantel German regu- A low-miles Ford Contour clocks from lator in sedan sold for a under $50 to mahogany case - respectable $3,100. this 8-day $95. “triple- decker” that Top-lot among brought the Red Wing $190. stoneware: this Detecto balance scale, complete 2 gallon complete with weights - churn that sold for $160. $225. 7

Fashion jewelry was a draw for many, with hundreds of pieces from vintage to modern.

An oak wall telephone Lighting ranged from this made $210, an Ansonia Adlake/Great Trunk Western Railroad lantern visible-escapement mantel ($100) to this floral parlor lamp that made $40. clock $50.

Decoratives included hundreds of Occupied Japan figurines sold as groups, plus this This fancy lot of cranberry glass German wall epergne parts that clock sported a brought $105. silvered Art Nouveau dial, Auctioneer John Bearrows runs and sold for Bearrows Real Estate & Auction $150. Company - ably assisted by 2011 Unusual finds includ- Illinois Auctioneer of the Year Josh ed this Birch “picnic” Hickey. phonograph ($40) and R. J. Coach Secret Service advertising thermometer - $55.

A $240 bid took this Vintage mahogany china Ingraham calendar cabinet - $85. regulator. This Austrian porcelain chocolate serv- Victorian walnut bargains includ- ice (with por- Auctioneer Josh Hickey spots bids ed this marble-top parlor table trait vase on a round oak dining table - selling ($25), Eastlake dresser ($65), and thrown in) was a for a bargain $60. three-drawer washstand that also good buy at made $65. $50. A huge collection of “old” Fiesta ware found ready buyers, with this F & F Plastics yellow casserole syrups and salt & bringing $70, this peppers - $50. orange pitcher $45. 8 Barrett M82A1 50 cal. BMG Military Sniper Rifle Brings $9,625 at Kramer Summer Gun Auction Article & Photos by Kramer Auction Service, LLC Skeet Special which was a good restoration candidate was still in demand at the sum of $2,530. Another double followed A Barrett M82A1 50cal BMG that one, this time a rifle. A Sabatti 45-70 cal Semi auto rifle, the same as used Double barreled Rifle was a good buy by our military snipers was the top at $2,310. The last of the most interested top selling & no doubt the heaviest lot lots went to a rare modern Kel Tec RFB 308 cal Bullpup rifle. of the day. In fine lightly used con- Although it is a modern production gun, dition it demanded $9,625 before KelTec RFB Bullpup Rifle $2,090. you may have to wait over a 1yr. from finding a new home. The next lot the factory for a new one; these buyers Barrett M82A1 50 cal $9,625. was the surprise of the day at did not want to wait with a price of $2,090. Not in the top 25 but still well represent- $3,300, it consisted of a group- ed was a Winchester Sewing machine, this rarity stitch right up to $1,100 & was the ing of WWI Naval Aviator mil- top of the Winchester collectibles itary decorations & photos. on this auction. Early Aviation items are always Kramer’s Fall Gun Auction is set for Sat., of interest, add the identifica- October 5th, plan to see 400 guns & tion & provenance & it was the some large lots of ammo & reloading right mix for a very desirable supplies. Expect a big line up of Winchester item. A fine Civil War Maynard Guns & collectibles from the 2nd half Sabatti Dbl. Bbl. Rifle $2,310. Carbine was strong at $2,640. of the Marcus Bremmer Estate. US Weatherby rifles are always military guns include WWII Sniper Rifles, M1 Garand’s, Carbines & correct 1903 good property, especially when Rifles. Modern Hunting rifles & handguns will be well represented along with optics they are German manufactured & ammunition. To see more on this sale or past results from the summer auction you & in rare calibers. A Mark V can visit www.kramersales.com or call & talk direct with Curt Kramer at (608) 326- Varmintmaster in 224 WBY 8108. Naval Avaiator Grouping $3,300. Mag in minty condition demanded $2,530 & a Mark V in 240 WBY mag was right behind it at $2,420. Weatherby Mark V Varmintmaster LC Smith doubles are popular within the double gun enthusiast, an a LC Smith in 224 WBY Mag $2,530. Originals Mall Of Antiques Annual Flea Market Originals Mall of & antiques. The flow of See you Antiques in Oshkosh will customers is steady all have its Annual Parking day long & the comments there! Lot Flea Market starting about the flea market & the first Sunday of the the mall are really com- month May 12th thru plimentary. October 20th (except July Originals Mall of 28th which is during the Antiques is located at 1475 EAA weekend) from 8:00 S Washburn Street, am to 2:00 pm. Oshkosh, WI 54901 920- The dealers have 235-0495 or mallofan- many quality collectibles tiques.com

Be Sure To Check Out Our “FOR SALE NOW PAGE” (with photos & Prices) of Featured Items FOR SALE from our Antique Mall and Shop Advertisers www.auctionactionnews.com 9 Virginia Carpentier Estate on the Auction Block! The late Virginia Carpentier passed away in 2013 at the age of 88 after living a very exciting life as a mother, wife, United Nation’s employee, talented poet, 1940’s Mademoiselle magazine model, antique dealer and collector, and an artist. She was also very adventuress as a solo pilot in her late teens… In her earlier days Virginia operated ‘Ginny’s Antiques’ in DePere, WI and was an elite antique dealer for over 40 years! She was a beautiful and refined woman who had a great eye for all things artistic. Mademoiselle Magazine 1932 Junior prom compact recognized this in the 1940’s and she posed in several issues of their magazine while modeling in New York. Virginia LOVED antiques and we’ve heard several sto- Sampler-not a reproduction- ries about her being more of a ‘collector’ than a ‘seller.’ She 7-UP metal advertising 17 x 39 Elizabeth Provis wokder her Sampler would place sky-high prices on the things that she loved the most May 1812 and then if someone expressed an interest in buying would quickly put a “NSF” tag on that piece (Not For Sale?)! Carnival glass She closed ‘Ginny’s Antiques’ many years ago and brought all ribbon bowl 8.5” of her merchandise to her home in Allouez, where she could continue to enjoy her treasures! Now that she has passed, her children have commissioned Superior Auction & Appraisal to sell her estate to the bare walls! And ‘selling it to the bare walls’ will take multiple auctions!! The first of several auctions for Virginia was held at the Beja Shrine Hall in Green Bay on August 24th. It was well attended and Art Pottery 7” prices were strong, with the exception of some realized prices on a vase marked few of the fantastic furniture pieces. After recently attending the F.E.P USA National Auctioneer’s Association Conference & Show, we realize Arts & Crafts that antique furniture prices across the nation are soft, BUT the secretary Green Bay area farm Carpentier Estate has some exceptional pieces that we hope buyers gestation com- will appreciate in future auctions! puter Auction Number 2 is scheduled for Saturday, September 21st in Green Bay and will include an Arts & Crafts secretary, 1812 Sampler, advertising signs, Outstanding stoneware, a large quantity of Art pottery, quality glass and more! This is a very strong oak step antique auction with ‘top-of-the-line’ merchandise!! back cabi- The large stained glass windows include one rectangular and one cathe- net with dral shaped – both absolutely stunning pieces! Virginia also had a great fondness for Art glass front Pottery so expect to see some pretty good pieces! Auction number 3 will be held on Sunday, September 29th at the Pensaukee Town Hall, which is just 15 minutes North of Green Bay and will include a vast amount of desirable ‘smalls’ as well as some furniture pieces. Keep an eye on our website!! When Gene and Nellie first attended their interview with the family they were very impressed and overwhelmed with the quality and quantity of merchandise, but Fox Theatre-Marinette George Washington also with the family members (they have been extremely cooperative and helpful). movie poster Although Nellie and Gene’s true love is in selling antiques, their company has focused recently on selling commercial, industrial, Internet and real estate auctions. BUT these are antiques that seldom see the public marketplace as typi- cally family members keep the most desirable items – not so in this estate! We have only posted a few of the Carpentier auction dates on our Surge Milker-Babson Brothers tin website but we are hoping to complete this project by years end. The three sign 16 x 11 floors of Virginia’s home don’t look like they’re getting any ‘roomier’ at this point, AND we still have 2 storage units to get to (one which has antiques The Colson Company which Virginia has stored for over 27 years)! Fairy, Elyria O USA iron And then….there at least 1500 pieces of vintage jewelry that we’ve tricycle purposely avoided for the most part as we know that we would get too distract- ed from our main project!! Watch our website for more info on the jewelry… Maremont Mufflers If you haven’t attended a Superior Auction Event, NOW is the time! Superior metal sign 16 x 12 Auction has been in business for almost 20 years. Lead Auctioneer and Stained glass cathedral win- owner Nellie Beland is dedicated to serving our clients and has obtained the Unmarked dow 35 x 52 CAI (Certified Auctioneer’s Institute at Indiana University), CES (Certified 15” Art Estate Specialist), and CAGA (Certified Appraiser’s Guild of America) Pottery designations. She is also an active member of the National Auctioneer’s vessel -hole Association, the Michigan Auctioneer’s Association and the Wisconsin in bottom Auctioneer’s Association where she served as the 2008 President. View photos for the Carpentier and other scheduled auctions at Superior Auction www.superiorauction.net. Our toll-free number Gocycle patent is 877-864-2942. Western 1870's 5 gallon Van Submitted by Superior Auction & Appraisal Staff crock Briggle shell pot

10 BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION GAS ENGINE, SHOP EQUIPMENT & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION Sale Held at: Sweeney Auction Center, Waukon, IA W215 N10261 Hickory Drive, Colgate, WI 1240 Rossville Rd., Waukon, IA • (South Edge of Waukon, IA) Saturday, September 14th, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2013 - 9:30 A.M. Life time collector moving up north! Great variety, with everything from furniture to toys. Gas Engines & Wringer Wash Machines: JD Gas Engine on Cart, 2 Mc Gas Engines on Carts, Many clocks, great Schwinn bike, Fantastic Large Mc Engine on Cart & More, Trailer full of Gas Engines & Power Units, 2 Dozen Maytag Hiawatha Winner bike, Vintage outboards 1 & 2 Cyl. Engines, 2 Copper Tub Wringer Wash Machines, Several Wringer Wash Machines, 3 by Johnson, Evinrude and Martin, Yamaha Power Units, Small Engine & Chain Saw Repair Items, Edison Disc Phonograph SM-40970, motor bike, gorgeous pump organ, Corona # 3 Small Typewriter, Dazzler Kerosene Bicycle Lamp, Thomas & Sons’s Rake & Tedder Victorian loveseat, press back chairs, love- Comp. Adv. Picture from 1880’s. Num. Collectibles of all types. ly working Victrola, vintage clothes and For more information and pictures visit our website at: www.sweeneyauctionservice.com hats, Zenith model 105690 radio with turn table in working condition, Atwater Kent 55 radio, collar boxes, many Barbies and Barbie cars, Bratz and cars, Beam SWEENEY AUCTION SERVICE - WAUKON, IA decanter cars, Avon collector figurines, pewter, steins, bottles, pipes, toy cars and trucks, Jeff L. & Jodi L. Sweeney Auctioneers - 563-568-2464 • [email protected] National large wood working cash register, vintage typewriters, Great historical books including Messages and Papers of the Presidents complete vol. set 1907, Doug Taubert military paintings (local Wi artist) Simms romance books, rugs, erector sets, several BB Guns, 1970's snowmobile books, Evinrude pamphlets, beer signs (some QUALITY 1 DAY neon), magic lantern, many dolls, HUGE album and 45 collection (Bob Berry Milw. DJ collection), minnow trap, military, automobilia, Pachenko machine, several reloading stations, guitar, many picture frames, ts sul glass slides, digital cameras, office items, framed e n SALE BEING TRANSPORTED FROM MACOMB, IL TO t R i SULLIVAN AUCTION SITE, HWY. 136 E, HAMILTON, IL tapestry, old postcards, yard cart and aerator, Ge Ad Weinermobile kiddie car, this is a packed house. an Make plans to attend this large quality 1- Real Estate: 4 Br., two story home on large lot minutes ith N! day antique & collectible auction that is away from the interstate, country charm with close w A 6 being moved from rural AA 07 Macomb, IL to our suburban amenities! Sold with buyer confirmation, 5k 4-3 climate-controlled earnest money to accompany offer to purchase at auction. -52 auction site in Terms are cash, local check or credit card with 5% buyer 15 Hamilton, IL. This 7 will be a sit-down premium, absentee bidding 10% buyer premium. style auction which will be held BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE on Saturday morning, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319 September 14, 2013 beginning at 9:00 1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687 A.M. After many www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details! years of owning and operating Bear Heating & Cooling, Glenn & Donna have retired and plan to move out of McDonough LIVING ESTATE AUCTION Does your County to be closer to their family. We will JULIETTE VERBEECK therefore sell their large collection of antiques. As this is a large auction there will W8445 SUNSHINE LANE, DELAVAN, WI 53115 be no consignments accepted. Live internet auctioneer bidding will be available on significant items. Lunch will be available by Sly Fox SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2013 - 11:00 A.M. food service. LOCATED: Coming from Delavan, Take WI Hwy. 11 to Richmond Rd., then continue onto Co. Rd. The following is a greatly abbreviated list advertise of a few highlights included in this auction: ‘73 Chevrolet Corvette M. north 2.4 miles to Springwood Lane, turn left, go .8 m. to Sunshine Lane, turn left and then on Convertible, white exterior & tan interior, in storage for a few years, right. #W8445. nice straight car and “should” be running on sale day; Very neat and NOTE: Seller moving to smaller quarters. Let this be your opportunity to purchase clean & ready to unusually small 6’ diameter metal corn crib, previously owned by use, quality home furnishings that seldom come up for auction. Bring your trucks, trailers and a here? Donna’s parents and believed to have been hauled around on a truck and used as a salesman sample; Large 36” diameter school bell with friend to help you load. Lunch available. COME TAKE A LOOK! yolk; 40” diameter cast-iron kettle; Neat 20” tall concrete milk cow HOME FURNISHINGS: Large Antique French Walnut Armoire w/3 mirrored front doors (H. 8’- yard ornament; Antique child/doll furniture such as wrought-iron 4- 5" x W. 5’-2"); Large Antique Oak Library Bookcase with crown (H. 8’- post bed, 30” tall secretary, wood 4-post bed, beautiful wicker highwheel baby buggy & early wooden cradle; Several crocks and 9" x W. 56"); Colonial Maple DR. ext. table w/10 chairs; Colonial jugs; Few dolls; Few quilts; Early wood child’s sled that has been Large Maple Hutch; Howard Miller Grandfather clock ADVERTISERS: partially repainted; Wrought-iron ice cream chair; Spinning wheel; w/Westminster chimes (H. 7’-1" x W. 26"); Oak Queen Canopy Early fireman’s hose on original reel; Unusually small 52” tall etageré; Poster bed w/VERLO bedding; Large 4 door Enclosed China Whitney baby grand piano; Nice selection of vintage pressed steel toys to include Dog Patch wind-up band, wind-up cowboy on horse, Cabinet w/storage below; Matching 2 & 3 cushion sofas W/Blue Oliver & True Scale farm toys, other metal toys; Cast-iron black & White floral cloth upholstery; Kimball Console Piano; Queen Please Americana jockey yard ornament; Impressive selection of Flow Blue Bed w/VERLO bedding; (2) Ornate French Armchairs w/leather dishes along with other quality glassware; Tin Pepsi-Cola sign; seats; Oct. top kitchen table w/4 Armchairs; Nightstands; Red Fantastic cut-glass table lamp with prisms; Vintage 1¢ gumball machine. We will also be selling a very nice selection of antique satin Uph. armchair; Blue Uph. French armchair; Ladies Dresser Note: Our furniture straight out of the Gearing’s beautiful 2-story brick country w/mirrors; Large Gold 2 cushion sofa; Sofa Painting of French home. A few furniture highlights to include GREAT 7’ 9” heavily City Street; 2 White French night stands; Antique Oak lamp table; Noritake Stoneware Colonial carved walnut hall tree/etageré with oval top mirror, applied carvings, Deadline is marble top ledge & beautiful original finish; Early walnut corner dishes; Harmony House "Valencia" fine china; Many Box Lots. cupboard; Beautiful matching walnut bed & marble top dresser with COLLECTIBLES & DECORATOR ACCESSORIES: Pair of Brass Candle stands mirror; Fantastic pier mirror with inlay & marble shelf; Other furniture from church; Blue & White porcelain items; Copper teapots; such as pie safe with tin side inserts; Several upholstered fancy Heavy Copper kettle; Needlepoint fox hunt; Brass Coal bed EVERY carved sofas & side tables including a 4-piece matched set!; Child’s size oak C-roll desk & chair; Numerous beautiful marble top warmer; Ceramic Wash bowl & Pitcher; Belleek vase; Old French occasional tables & chests; Other furniture such as wash stands, Piano sheet music; Character jugs; Beer mugs; Metal metric balance shelves, wooden plant stands, etc. Dozens of color photos online! scale; 8 Miester Brau Beer glasses; Cobalt Blue vases; Vintage DBS TUESDAY "Golden Beam" Bike, Norway, stainless rims; Japan painted hand GLENN & DONNA GEARING - SELLER fans; English transfer Cups & Saucers; Delft items; Knick Knacks; CALL FOR A DETAILED COLOR BROCHURE! "Mary" Concrete Lawn statue. at 5 p.m. ADDITIONAL INFO. AVAILABLE ONLINE – SCAN THE CODE, OR VISIT: www.sullivanauctioneers.com BOOKS: Old French books; Book club books on many subjects. Sullivan Auctioneers, LLC • 217-847-2160 • Lic. 444000107 GARAGE/OUTDOORS: Ahriens 4-HP Snow blower w/elec. start; Steel 2-wheel yard dump cart; Wheelbarrow; Steel 2-Dr. cabinet; B/D 1/2" Rev. hand drill; Pipe wrenches & normal household tools. TERMS: CASH/GOOD CHECK. Photo DL/ID to Register, Bid & Buy. All purchases must be settled for in full & prior to same day removal from premises. Items may be added or deleted from this list. Day of auction statements by auctioneer will prevail. ATTENTION ADVERTISERS: Photos/Updates: www.murphyauctions.com/auctioncalendar.htm REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: Mike Murphy #285, DELAVAN WI MURPHY’S A+ AUCTIONS + Auctioneer + Estate Sales + Liquidations + 262-728-1844 + Please let us know what size or “Ask us how we can sell your’s too...” budget you want for your ad! www.auctionactionnews.com

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2013 - 9:30 A.M. AUCTION Jack & Arlene Barrett and Jerome Strub Estate Dorshorst Auction Building 2 MAJOR ESTATES 113 N. Main St. (Hwy. 73), Deerfield, WI BARRETT’S AUCTIONS, 4120 8th St. S., Wisconsin Rapids, WI (Just 15 minutes from Madison, WI) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2013 - 6:30 P.M. THIS IS VERY SHORT LIST. Pictures of many items at www.dorshorstauctions.com www.barrettsauctions.com - 715-423-2252 - [email protected] Vintage toy International truck-Product Miniature Co., Milw., WI; Pepsi pedal car-orig. box; old tin RARE Maxfield Parrish Edison Mazda print museum framed. adv. signs; Coca-Cola pedal car-orig. box; Coca-Cola cooler trailer; unbelievable collection of Hall DOZENS of Maxfield Parrish, R. Atkinson Fox prints, Art Deco Prints. Collector Plates; Flow teapots, coffeepots, pitchers-every color,-every shape-ex. condition-some exclusively made; some Blue, Hand-painted etc., Hummels, Noritake, Moriage. GAS PUMPS fully restored, 1933 Tow antique furniture; many older Hallmark Peanuts collectibles in orig. boxes; old marble games; old Truck, 1930 Model A Doodlebug restored and sweet!, Model A - restorable, Full woodworking cast iron garden gate; whirligig-handmade; hand-stitched quilts; 3 ea. Paula Neese orig. pastels; 3 shop, DOZENS of toys and promo pieces. 100’s of pieces Jeannette Pink Cherry Blossom Panel ea. stained glass windows; good, old metal lawn chairs; oak church pew-50”; old metal rooftop Depression Glass, MANY Wall Pockets, Blue Satin Glass, Costume and Vintage Jewelry, Tables, weather vane w/blue milk glass ball; Automatic art deco table top radio; folk art river buoy; hand Lamps, Stands, Glass Deco Pieces & Pottery. FURNITURE: Gorgeous Large Cherry Chest, made carpenter’s tool chest; John Deere toy tractors; Red Wing, Rumrill, Franciscan, McCoy, Hull, Marble top Victorian Gent’s Dresser, Victorian Chairs, Vintage Mirrors, Modern and Mid-Century Wattsware, Eva Zenzel & other pottery; 4 ea. IGA store circus cookie jars-1998-2001; American items, 3 Large Tiffany Style Table Lamps, Side Tables, Benches, & MORE CLEAN AND NICE Maid children’s Akro Agate #335 tea set-complete in box; Fisher Price & other vintage toys; many ITEMS. Special Items: Tom Sawyer Bronze Statue, Twin Restored 100+ Year Old Platform collectible glassware incl. Cobalt Blue Modern Tone; blue bubble glass, pink Depression, Flare Rocking Chairs. Ware, Plaid, Fire-King, Fiesta, Titanware, Universal, Autumn Leaf, some Russell Wright Iroquois; BARRETTS AUCTIONS - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers #63 – 354 – 369 Terms: Cash or check w/positive picture ID. Everything settled for day of sale. 5.5% sales tax 4120 8th ST., S. Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494 applies. No buyer’s fee. 715 423 2252 [email protected] Marv Dorshorst, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #344 NO BUYER’S FEE 1078 Nesheim Road, Deerfield, WI 53531 - 608-764-8233 or 608-628-1631 [email protected]

BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION Wednesday, September 18th, 2013 - 5:30 P.M. Dousman Community Center - 241 Main St., Dousman, WI Preview 4 p.m. • www.baileyshonor.com • Proxy Bidding Welcome! Loads of costume jewelry, Whiz Bang pinball machine, vintage lighting including arts and crafts fixtures, weather vane tops, pulp and 10 cent comics, pedal fire engine, great scales, zither, mandolin, Popeye puppet, mortar and pestle, cigarette boxes, Depression glass, postcards, paperweights, vintage clothes, quilts, sconces, vases and art glass, door stop, Goebel flower Madonna, jewelry boxes, chalkware, jardinière, beer signs, jars, Jefferson lamps, wood boxes, commodes, children’s mini furniture, walnut chevel mirror, dough box, beautiful trunk, floor lamps, Beaver Dam and furniture advertising, needlepoint chair, arts and crafts desk, bookcase top, round oak table and chairs, Chiffarobe dresser, cast iron lawn jockey, snow shoes, great wood boxes, smoking stand, wall map, Nemadji Pottery, treenware, hat boxes, nice art prints and oils, stoneware, youth saddle, decoys, Pogo figures, fishing lures, pellet and BB guns, Mission screen, Marklin erecter set, lighters, military photos, Calvary saddle, hats, han- kies, advertising signs, rockers, clocks, large chocolate molds and much more! Nice variety and quality. TERMS: Cash/credit cards/in state check w/pic ID. 5% buyer fee, Advertising, Toys, Collectibles Auction 5% discount for cash, 10% buyer premium in person absentee Also... Guns ~ Antiques ~ Coins & Currency ~ Pottery bidding, 12% telephone bidding. Military ~ Man Cave Items ~ Recurve Bow ~ Fishing Beer Mirrors & Signs.... even an RC F22 Raptor Jet! BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE Lodesnew 6.1 Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319 SATURDAY, SEPT 14, 2013 - 9:00 AM 1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687 Location: Neenah Eagles Club, 1338 S. Commercial St Neenah, WI 920.744.8282 www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details! FEATURED ITEMS: Belgium made Browning A5 12-70 FN 12 gauge shot gun; Remington model 1100 12 gauge shot gun; Bradely & Hubbard (B&H) $259.00 hand painted lamp; 1950’s USAF Jeep pedal car; 1915 Pickelhaube helmet; Vintage A&W Root Beer sign. ADVERTISING: 2’ Indian Alfco NY Cigar store display; Thirsty Just Whistle Bottle Cap Sign; Ditzler 1973 Pinup Girl Calendar; [email protected] FABULOUS AUCTION Pabst bartender statue; Harley Davidson Sign; Motor Oil Cans; Beer Trays: Chief Oshkosh, Anheuser Busch; 16+ beer signs/mirrors; wood beer & dynamite crates; Dairy Bottles: Utschigs, “HISTORICAL, ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE” Suburban; Adler Brau thermometer; Miller Lite Calender Store Display; Budweiser Clydesdale Lamps & Clock & Coke items. ANTIQUES: 1800’s Bed warmer; Jadeite & Capodimonte vases; Vanity w/chair; Slag glass; Waterbury Mantle “FIREARMS & MILITARY” Clock; Judd Art Nouveau expandable Owl bookends. COINS/CURRENCY: Sealed 1883, 1884 & 1885 Morgan silver dollars; 1889 Morgan; 1925, 1927 & 1930 Standing Liberty; 1899 Black Eagle Silver Cert; 1929 $5 national curren- Antique & Collectible Knives & Swords cy. COLLECTIBLES: Cut-to-clear ruby Bohemian glass; Rialto, Confetti & Gilli Lucite purses; vintage comic books; Hunting & Fishing * Native American & More! Disney items; Christmas Ornaments; Pyrex Nesting Bowls; Moving Eyes Wall Clock; Gumball Machines; Harley Davidson items; vintage Bobble heads; Indian Whirligig; Elgin Embossed Metal Milk Jug; Russian Icon; Hardy Boy Held at: SHAKOPEE VFW, 1201 3rd Ave. E., Shakopee, MN books; Wilton Armetale pieces. DOLLS: American Girl dolls & furniture; Barbie cases; miniature wood doll furniture. Telephone: 952-445-7912 GLASS: Fenton ruby and clear glass lamp; Slag glass; Fenton cranberry glass vases & bells. JEWELRY: Assorted vintage jewelry; Tanyana compact. MILITARY: 1939 Nazi Merit Cross; WW II German hat pin, rifle cleaner tin; ammo SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 - 1:00 P.M. box; 4 USN silk flags; WW II trench art M50 shell lighter. MUSIC / INSTRUMENTS: Vintage Beatles Albums; Encore OVER 300 CATALOGED LOTS INCLUDING 5 string Banjo. POTTERY: Crown #4 Stoneware Water Cooler; Spongeware; Nesting Yelloware Bowls; Flow Blue; FEATURING: A VERY RARE COLT 1855 “MILITARY” .50 CAL. REVOLV- McCoy; Wedgewood; Frankoma; Nippon; Franciscan; Roseville; Hull; many, many crocks & jugs. GUNS: Remington model 1100 12 gauge; Browning 12 gauge; Daisy Pellet. SPORTING GOODS: Vintage Peters & Savage ING RIFLE! IN THE “BOOK OF COLT Ammo; vintage tackle boxes, lures; York Thunderbolt recurve bow; cross bow; rods & reels; wood shaft golf FIREARMS” BY R.L. WILSON, THE clubs; antique creels; Rare Coleman 442 Aluminum Suitcase camp stove. MEMORABILIA: Green Bay CHART ON PAGE 182 SHOW PRO- Packer items; Michael Jordan items; baseball figurines. TOOLS: lead melting pot; wood levels; metal and DUCTION OF ONLY “10 OR LESS” .50 wood pulleys; tractor seats; milk cans. TOYS: Vintage Wind-up, friction & battery operated tin toys; tin CALIBER “MILITARY RIFLES” AND IN JAMES E. SERVEN’S BOOK ON cash registers; Star Wars lots w/ 1970’s Darth Vader case & figures; 70’s Tonka trucks, Mighty car carri- COLTS, FOUND ONLY “TWO SPECIMENS” KNOWN IN HIS SURVEY. THIS er; Nylint Elevating Scraper; Vintage Pressed Steel cars & trucks; Marx Johnny West Geronimo; Marx Fighting Knights Playset; Poosh M Up Pinball Machine; Tin Litho Greyhound Bus; Cap Guns; Tyco, Lionel IS AN EXTREMELY RARE CIVIL WAR ERA ‘MILITARY” RIFLE! and Durham’s trains; Diecast Tractors; Spider Man; Batman; Harry Potter & more. SPECIAL ITEMS: Radio RARE HISTORICAL & COLLECTIBLE MILITARY ITEMS DATING FROM controlled F22 Raptor Jet and P51 Mustang; Huge Bar Dartball Board; 1970’s Triumph gas THE FRENCH & INDIAN WAR, REVOLUTIONARY WAR, CIVIL WAR, WW tank; Harley Davidson motorcycle gas tank & fenders. I, WW II AND MORE!!! TERMS: CASH! VISA! M/C! DISCOVER! AMERICAN EXPRESS! ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD “AS-IS”! NO WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES ARE GIVEN OR IMPLIED! BUYERS PREMIUM 15%. NOTE: A PHOTO CATALOG IS ONLINE NOW @ proxibid/jpc ITEMS WILL BE ADDED TO THE CATALOG AS THEY COME IN. ABSENTEE & PHONE BIDS: IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO BID ONLINE YOU CAN LEAVE AN ABSENTEE BID PRIOR TO THE AUCTION CALL: 612-865-2220. “CONSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED” TO CONSIGN CONTACT “’RICK” @ 651-771-2719 SOLD BY: J & R AUCTIONEERS, TEL: 612-865-2220 * EMAIL: [email protected] AUCTIONEER’S: Col. Don Wagner, Ripon, WI Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer “OUTSTANDING COLLECTION AND SELECTION” #457. TERMS:Cash or Good Check & Positive Identification Required. NO buyer fee. AuctionWis.com

12 CLIP & SAVE EXCELLENT ESTATE AUCTION INCREDIBLE 3-DAY KEEN KUTTER AUCTION RAY CO. VETERANS BLDG., 312 CLARK ST., Collectors Hall - 135 West Center St. - Cambridge, IL RICHMOND, MO SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. THURS., FRI. & SAT., SEPT. 19, 20, & 21-2013 - 9:00 A.M. EACH DAY! Paul Keener OPEN FOR VIEWING ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 ~ 1 TO 4 P.M. Can’t Come? Bid LIVE Online with Proxibid/simmons Preview: Wednesday, September 18, All Day Lifetime Collection of Paul Keener Hanging Lamps, Students Lamps, Angle Lamps, Kerosene Lamps 28 Match Holders, 34 EC Simmons Keen Kutter * Simmons Hdwe. * Winchester Bisque Swingers/Match Holders, 15 Chimney Covers, Victorian Furniture, Plus More. Lady's Leg 1800+ Lots ** Tailgating Welcomed. Pocket Knife Visit our website for a much larger listing. All items listed & pictured on Proxibid. Call or email for free catalog. The John and Gloria Dae Nelson Estate, Geneseo, IL., will sell the following outstanding collection of 25 Vict. hanging parlor lamps featuring Parker brass frames, Dbl. Wheel Cranberry Petticoat shades and many other great colored 14” shades & Gibson Turkey Call- Simmons K-19 matching fonts w/prisms – 1, 2 & 3 Tank Angle lamps w/Cranberry Swirl – Simmons Hdwe Koffee Krusher Cobalt Blue & other colored chimneys – Great Harvard single & double ECS Keen tank Student lamps & others – Brass floor organ lamp – Banquet lamps – Kutter Shears Peg lamps – Lincoln lamp – Several mini. GWW lamps – Skaters lanterns -Scissors – Selection of kerosene table lamps – Several smoke bells & smoke shades Display – 28 Match holders – 34 Beautiful bisque Swingers & Match holders – Keen Kutter Misc. lamp parts & lamp reference books (visit our website for pictures Paper Kite ECS KK Keen Kutter Store and listing); Misc. Vict. colored glass pcs.; Many crockery bowls, crocks Clock w/stand & jugs; Old Sleepy Eye pcs.; Roseville & Ironstone pcs.; Many tin, wood & iron primitive pcs.; Fireman's Axe Pocket & hunting knives; Shaving items; Selection of toys & misc. items; Costume jewelry; Old postcards; Many books; Wildlife prints signed & numbered; Many beautiful walnut rd. & oval picture frames; Misc. doilies, etc.; Early cardboard Christmas, Easter & Seasonal decorations; 9 Simmons Great Yard Long pictures; 15 Great Chimney covers; Several fancy brass w/marble insert plant Celebrated stand or lamp stands; Nice selection of Walnut Vict. furniture pcs.; Assorted pine & oak antique Razor Dislay furniture pcs.; Spool cabinets; Wicker pcs.; Misc. odd antique & Simmons Hdwe. Self ECS Keen Kutter K-2 modern furniture pcs.; Antique hand tools; Misc. household & Weighing Oak Shot Box garage items of all kinds; Plus much more. Corrugated Terms: Cash or checkor credit card. ID required. Not responsible for SIMMONS & CO. AUCTIONEERS • 816-776-2936 Email: [email protected] Website: www.simmonsauction.com Geneseo, IL. 309.944.3808 accidents. Lunch on Grounds. AUCTIONEERS: Al, Jason & Jana Stenzel. Business Office: 135 West Center St., Visit our website at: www.stenzelauction.com Cambridge, IL 309.937.1444 IL Lic. #0440000486. WAGENSON AUCTION SERVICE, LLC Office 608-427-6918, Cell 608-548-3161 - Visit us at: WagensonAuctionService.com Al & Eadie Felly Living Estate SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. Iowa County Fairgrounds-Mineral Point, WI Auctioneer’s note: Felly’s of 25 Shake Rag Alley in Mineral Point will be selling their vast collections of antique and collectibles. This is an auction that is a “must” for collectors and folks interested in a wide variety of excellent merchandise. The Felly’s will be calling Arizona their permanent home and therefore are selling the contents of their Mineral Point home. This is a very partial list, visit WagensonAuctionService.com to view pictures. Location: Iowa County Fairgrounds, Mineral Point, WI. Watch for Auction Signs. Paintings/Art: Lee Weiss Original water color, 10+ original marker art by Robert Hanneman, 2- Jennifer Sharp pictures (#1 of 1000), 6 paintings from Wi artist-Rudy Oring, Lela Smith Painting, 2 Jennifer Sharp paintings, Coach House by Beth Humiston. Antiques/Collectables: Donatello (pitcher, candle sticks, jardinière, wall pocket), 1920’s “Grandma’s Flower Garden” quilt, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, primitive cupboard, solid wood mirror w/24K wrapped frame-rococo trim pattern (reproduction), hand carved Santa candlesticks (carved by Al Felly), 9+ brass vehicle horns, 75+ pcs. of Delft, figurines, Fleur-de-lis leaded mirror, walnut dresser w/hankie drawers, Eastlake dresser & mirror, salt box, clay Indian pipes, German creamer, Fairy lamps, Czech glass vases w/red & gold, red fluted rim pitcher, teardrop lamps, blue Vaseline glass, Carnival glass bowls, Flow Pink fairy lamp, 2 toothpick holders, rose bowl & candy jar, Flow Blue cruet & medicine jar w/lid, rose bowl-blue satin finish, Bohemian glass, Flow Blue vase, Fenton vase, glass hurricane kerosene lamps w/frosted base, wooden bowls, enamelware, large cooper teapot, 30+ cooper items (teapots, candlesticks, mugs, colander, etc.), solid copper planters w/saucers, bed warmer, hand hammered brass wood box from France 1890, glass canisters, cigarette holder, rolling pin, chop plates, Shake Rag Alley/Welsh house memorabilia, Meakin, blue glass, salad plates-made in England, huge assortment of vases, 100+ pitchers (Hull, hammered brass, aluminum, Weller Zona, stoneware, also some made in Germany, Italy & England), Meakin svc. for 10+ w/serving platters & bowls, wood trunk, glass bottles, 2 glass lamps (elec.), several pieces of Wilton brass, Oaxaca pitcher, nutmeg grater, wood butter press, bean pot, apple butter jug, 7 1/2 green/ivory hen & rooster figurines made in Italy, long handled cooking pot for open fire, several pcs. of Wilton brass, stainless serving trays, spoon server, celery dish, Ruby Red glass, Mirroscope projector, Bicentennial 1st day issue $2 bill, miners lamp, scale, Mineral Point bottling works bottle, mustache cup, fish mount, dresser chest of drawers, mirrors, twin size brass bed, Russian hand carved “Welcome” plate, Bing & Grondahl Christmas plates, 2 Gone With the Wind lamps (wired) floor, table size red hurricane lamp, 31 day chiming clock, Red Wing Commemorative Collector Society (2 of each, 1999 Miniature 5 gal. cover weight, 2001 Spongeware, 2003 miniature 20 gal., 2003 Pegasus, 2008 Hamm's, 1998 blue pitcher, 2002 25th Anniversary miniature 5 gal. applesauce jug,) Czech tomato dish, applesauce stoneware jug, covered amethyst candy dish, blown glass, butter crock, barn wood table w/6 chairs, baskets, linens, fancy work, doilies, writing desk, wine decanters, hanging leaded glass swag lamp, fern stand, 2-handed saws, ox yoke, goose decoys. Household/Wood Shop item: Wood carving supplies, 9” grinder, weed trimmer, space heater, Dremel tools, workmate, 2 cement benches, coolers, folding tables, cherry chest, lamps, plaster wall medallion, side tables, end tables, wood chest, dbl. sofa sleeper, stoneware pitcher set, stainless cook- ware, 6 pc. stoneware chili set, bookshelf, mirrors, oak bookshelf, afghans, linens, picnic basket, queen cherry bed w/matching chest of drawers and night stands, 4 poster bed w/canopy & lace covering, several Teddy Bears, wrought iron bench, glider rocker. Please keep in mind this only a partial list! Terms: ALL items will be paid for the day of sale in cash. Personal checks will be accepted with proper ID. Vehicles that are purchased with cash will be released the day of sale, vehicles paid for When out & about, let our advertisers with a check will be released when check clears bank. Announcement made the day of auction take precedence over printed advertisements. Wagenson Auction Service. LLC is not responsible for accidents, personal injury or damage to property. Carol Wagenson, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer know where you saw their ad! #1237 for: Wagenson Auction Service, LLC, W9116 County Highway C, New Lisbon, WI 53950

13 LARGE ESTATE ARTIFACT AUCTION LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE Flint - Stone - Pottery - Misc. 105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983 Community Center - 211 3rd Ave., Low Moor, Iowa WEDNESDAYS - SEPTEMBER 11, 18, 25 - 2013 (Approx. 9 miles west of Clinton, Iowa on Hwy. 30) INSPECTION 4:00 P.M. - AUCTION 5:00 P.M. THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 2013 - 10:30 A.M. We will be selling Smaller Area Estates. MIDWEST AUCTIONS, www.liebeauctionservice.com Terms: Cash or check with I.D. INC. Any information given the day of sale takes precedence over this information. 13594 - 500th Ave., Miles, Iowa All Sales final with no warranties or guarantees. 52064 REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871 Russell Hayward, Auctioneer - 563-357-1849 Phone 920-867-3352 Email: [email protected] www.mwauctions.com or E-Mail: [email protected]

NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO. AUCTION ART REIGEL, OWNER AUCTION M209 CO. TR. E, MARSHFIELD, WI 54449 Located: N11098 Hardwood Road, Merrillan, WI Go North of Marshfield, WI from Wal Mart on Co. E about 2 miles, just 5 miles South of Humbird on Hwy. 12 to Hardwood Road - OR - From Merrillan, take Main north of Marshfield Vet. Service. Street North to Hardwood Road. Watch for NIC auction arrows. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2013 - 10:30 A.M. SHARP! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Art is selling his home and moving to an apt., therefore he must downsize. Lunch & Portable Restrooms Available Art is an avid hunter and fisherman and has many beautiful mounts, including blonde grizzly bear TRACTORS & MINI-TRUCK: 1972 JD 1520 gas, Serial #1365421 w/1660 original hours, 3 full body mount, mule deer, whitetail deer, caribou hide, wood duck pt., single hydraulic, 16.9x28 tires; 1956 JD 420S, Serial #90251 w/3 pt. - Restored; 1991 drake lamp, small and large mouth bass, walleye, king salmon, brown Mitsubishi Mini Truck w/4 Wheel Drive, high-low range, 4 speed, 33,000 KM. trout, walnut gun cabinet, Snow shoes, many coolers, many nice wildlife FARM EQUIPMENT: JD 246/247 2-row, 3 pt. corn planter w/dd openers, fertilizer & insecti- prints, some by Dee and Hubbard, back pack, meat grinder. cide; sugar beet kit for JD 246/247 planter; JD 953 wagon w/16" rims & tires; JD 3 pt. 2-bottom FURNITURE AND MISC.: Bedroom set, Singer sewing machine and plow; 1 single axle 5' x 8' trailers; tractor umbrella - New. cabinet, hutch, easy chairs, antique desk, workbench, exercise equip- SHOP EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: 8 hp Troy-Bilt chipper; Yard Machine 6 hp 20" wood split- ment, canning jars, and much more. Special: ter; 50 & 80 gallon fuel tanks w/12V pump; 20' aluminum extension ladder; 2 Lawn Boy 21" push TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT: Being a builder for many years, Art has mowers; Toro lime spreader; Wilton bench vice 6.5"; 2 - 18 drawer bolt bins; Pontiac hand-ham- a fine assortment of high quality tools and equipment. Lots of ext. cords mered hatchet; 2 metal shelves; tool chest; 1/2 & 3/8” impact wrenches; air chisel & drill; 1/2 & and air hoses, dry wall stilts, Milwaukee drills, saws etc., Nail guns, nails, bolts, wood clamps, 3/8 metric impacts; swivel impacts; 1/2 & 3/8 impacts; 3/8 to 3/4 & 1/2 impacts, 1/2 to 7/8; 1/2 Englo air compressor, Rockwell Delta table saw, sand blaster, Delta band saw, Fiberglass ladders, Craftsman deep well 12MM-27MM & 3/8 to 7/8; NAPA impact Allen set - 1/4 to 3/4; NAPA DR 13HP wood chipper, Lawn sweep, garden cart, hand tools sockets, wrenches etc., MTD rear impact Allen set 6MM to 19MM; Craftsman 3/4 socket set; parts washer; electric welding helmet; tine tiller, JD push mower, Rockwell 6” joiner, Black and Decker power miter saw on folding Craftsman 1/2" reversible drill; Milwaukee Sawzall; Milwaukee radio; Craftsman 18V drill kit; table, oil bullet heater, ladder jacks, Echo weed whacker, Delta 12” planer, kerosene lanterns, 16 chain binders; wire stretchers; lots of Craftsman wrenches & tools; 2 Sun Twin electric heaters; gal. Shop Vac, Lots of levels, pipe wrenches, cement tools, router and bits, roof anchors, harness coolers; 2 gallon sprayer; 22 gallon bladder for a camper; 2 cases of Melt Down; 2 cases of ATF24; and ropes for shingling, live trap, and much, much more. Special: 1994 Chevy pick up 4x4 2 cases of Motocraft 75W-140; Dayton 120-150K BTU portable propane heater. extended cab w/topper, Nice! GO TO WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS ASSN. WEBSITE, click PICKUP & CAR PARTS: Complete set of chrome for 1971 to 1972 Chevy Short box; new grill; on date to view pictures, Auction Terms, conditions, auctioneers, etc. 1971 to 1972 Chevy pickup; grill for 1969 to 1970 Chevy pickup; sill plate; Fisher Body 1967 to Terms: Cash or check, no buyer’s fee, no out of state checks, must have positive ID. Not respon- 1972; new old stock wheel opening moldings - 1965 Chevy Impala; Reese 15 fifth-wheel hitch. sible for accidents, errors, or omissions etc. Announcements take priority over printed material. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Rolls Racer/Lewis Myen wood pedal airplane; Everything sold as is, no warranties. List subject to change. Remington Model 33 .22 rifle w/1933 cardboard advertising displays; wall hanging wood barber Your Attendance is appreciated. Lunch and porta potty on grounds. pole; Peanut Man bank; wood water pump; Mabel 1 cent slot machine; Standard Oil Polarine wood Gary Potts, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #177, Marshfield, WI 54449 cabinet; Dandelion can from Late 1930's - Mint; Lund snow shoes; wood hose reel; 5 gallon oil 715-676-3699 or 715-498-6097 can; Mobil Gargoyle thermometer; Conoco "Your Mileage Merchant" sign; "Welcome to Mitch Gustafson, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2362, Colby, WI 54421 715-223-2825 Merrillan" sign; Conoco "Jobber" signs; Farmers Union sign; "Please Wipe Your Feet" sign; small trunk; cast Christmas stand; copper boiler; wood chisel set; old wood shoe stool; 3 leg milk stool; tractor tool box; draw knife; wood tractor & trailer; old sword; machete; many petroleum & price guides; oak doll church pew; wood doll daybed, highchair & ironing board; 1938 doll jumper Zim’s Gun Shop=4.9’ chair; doll bottle; Peggy Sue doll; many old collectible dolls & accessories; school desk; rocking GUN CONSIGNMENT AUCTION horse; 4 wood folding chairs; Radio Flyer wagon; Merrillan advertising; Serenity prints by Mark Dachlin; Closing Time print; trophies; Phillips 66 & Conoco dolls; 2 Play Time tea sets - In orig- LOCATION: Donley’s Wild West Town inal boxes; Mickey Mouse playing cards; Jadeite - In original box & Fire-King glassware sets; cat- 8512 S. Union Road, Union, IL $208.05 alog auctions; fire fighters sculpture; Native American collectibles; oil lamp w/mirrors; dresser set; (Located on corner of Rt. 20 & Union Road, 5 miles East of Marengo, IL) Conoco "In the Beginning" Minute Man - #487/500; "Taking a Break with Our Past" - #244/250; Red Wing crocks - 30 gallon, 8 gallon & 5 gallon; Western 15 gallon graniteware; Sears SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Roebuck malted milk can; Gulf sprayers advertising; kitchen utensils; Christmas plates; seasonal We will be set up to apply for or renew F.O.I.D. Cards. Auction Action News decorations; card table; 2 Thomas 1960 & 1956 jukebox replica radios; cast dog boot scraper; **Breakfast Buffet Will Be Available** turkey sculpture; cranberry rake; wood fork; brass sprinkler; 2 sprinkler cans; wood skis; scythe; 325 LOTS: GUNS - COLTS: 1903 .32 ACP, Open Top revolver .22, Civil War Centennial set, wood carpet sweeper; wood mop bucket; Charter Oak mill cloth sack - BRF; 2 running sleds; trike; books; 28x48” library table; 5' wood church pew. 1908 .380, 1917 U.S. Army .45, Third model derringer .41 rim., New service .455 Eley, 1862 Fax: 815-206-5592 SPORTING ITEMS: Cuddie Back game cameras; Renegade left-hand compound bow w/case; pocket Navy, S.A.A. .38 Spl., series 70, .45 and 2 S.A.A. .45 LC. SMITH & WESSONS: 59 Traditions 45/50 caliber muzzle loaders; Long Camo - New; water wheeler paddle boat; Cobra CB nickel 9mm, 586 nickel .357, 60-18 .357, 57-1 nickel, 14-3 .38 Spl., .32, .38 S&W, 325 .45, 59 radio – New. 9mm and S.A. 2nd model .38 S&W. HI-STANDARDS: B22 LR and HD Military 22 LR. MISC. OUTDOOR ITEMS: (2) 20' x 8" I-beams; 3" galvanized pipe; 2" PVC pipe; railroad RUGERS: Vaquero .45LC, Blackhawk .45 ACP and .45 LC, Single-Six .32 H&R Mag., Super ties; aluminum & wood canoe paddles; several piles of rough sawed lumber. Blackhawk .44 Mag., Blackhawk .357, Mark II target and 77 Mark II 6.5x55. HECKLER & Terms: Cash or Check. Auction day announcements precede printed material. Items sold “As Is”. KOCH: P7-M8 9mm squeeze cocking, VP 70Z 9mm and 91A-2 rifle cal. .308. WINCHES- For a list of our auctions and real estate listings, visit us at www.northerninvestment.com! TERS:1912 12 gauge, 61 .22, 3-12 16 ga., 1894 rifle .30 WCF, 74 target .22, (12) 12 ga. 3” duck DENNIS & MARSHA MYHER - OWNERS guns, 1897 12 ga., 1400 20 ga., 250 .22 lever, 1895 U.S. Army 30/40, 37 16 ga., 670 .243 Win., 715.797.6144 67 .22, 1873 carbine 44/40, 62 .22 and 63 carbine .22. REMINGTONS-MARLINS-BROWN- NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO., CLERK & CASHIER, Independence, WI, 715-985-3191 INGS-MILITARY-ANTIQUES and many more-Too much to list. MISC.: Lots of ammo - .22, [email protected] Registered Wisconsin Auction Co. License #10. .223, 9mm, .32 auto, .45, .338 Mag., .340 Weatherby, 7mm Mag., 45/70, 410, 28, 20, 16, 12 and Northern Investment Company Rep. by: Dave Nehring, Blair, WI 715-797-0253 10 gauge and lots more. KNIVES: 4 Remington knife displays, 1988-1989-1990-1991 complete Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: John Marg, #231, Black River Falls, WI, 715-284-4684 with knives, boxes, sheaths and papers. Rare Randall #14, Custom Steve Mackrill hunting knife, Scrimshaw custom ivory tooth knife and many more pocket and hunting knives. Bayonets - Swords: Ames 1864 Civil War artillery saber, German/Prussian 1811 Calvary, WWII Japanese dress. Reloading Equipment-Gun Cases: Pair of Indian Moccasins and much more. ATTENTION ADVERTISERS! For complete list go to www.zimsgunshop.com. Viewing is from 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 A.M. Auction will start at 9:00 A.M. to finish. PLEASE Send us Your Terms: CREDIT CARDS ADD 8% BUYER PREMIUM. CASH OR CHECK ADD 5% BUYER’S PREMIUM. SALES TAX WILL BE COLLECTED. ALL ITEMS SOLD AS Photos Just as they are Off IS. ILLINIOS GUN LAWS APPLY. Contact: ZIM’S GUN SHOP - 815-338-4731 Your Cameras! AUCTIONEER: Ray Low, Lic. #0410001012

ESTATE ANTIQUE AUCTION DAIRYLAND AUCTION ANTIQUE, GUN, MUSICAL & HOUSEHOLD AUCTION KEWASKUM, WI SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Youth Group Lunch Inspection: 8:00 A.M. Located: 20 Miles South East of Tomah in the Kendall Community Center on Highway 71. LOCATION: Hwy. 45 or 28 to Kewaskum, East on Hwy. 28 to Hwy. S, then north 1.5 miles to hall. Watch for AUCTION ARROWS on Hwy. 80-82-71 in Elroy & Hwy. 71 in Kendall, WI. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Our first Sunday sale of the season. Visit www.paulauction.com for updates and full STONEWARE, GLASS, CAST IRON & MISC.: RW 6" sponge bowl w/Wolf's adv.; Watt Apple photos. ice bucket & pitcher w/adv.; Tulip Cookie Jar; Lladro 6556 & 4542 figurines; Cast Iron mantel FURNITURE: Walnut Eastlake bed w/matching drop well marble top dresser; Vict. walnut mar- clock w/lady; Oak wall telephone; Brass porthole & ship's lantern; Cranberry cruet; Ruby cruet & ble top commode; Marble top parlor tbl.; Eastlake hanging cabinet; Lakeside rose bowl; Carnival Green 3 Fruits bowl; Michelob motion sign; Wagner #5 & #10 drip drop CI Craft Shops A&C oak book stand, Oak A&C umbrella stand; Crocker wick- roasters; Griswold 8 & 10 Dutch ovens; Griswold #14 fry pan; Griswold #10 tite top d. oven; RW er & oak library tbl.; Oak industrial 40 drwr. cabinet; 4’ oak showcase; Neat #3 crock & #5 jug; 8 qt. glass churn; beer tappers; hanky drawer chest. GUNS & SPORTING: oak cabinet; Ice cream tbl./chair set; Set/4 oak chairs; Oak hat box; Oak music Win. (1954) Mdl. 70 270; Winchester Mdl. 70 7mm-08 w/scope; Stoeger Condor 20 ga. 3” dbl. cabinet; Quality stretcher tbl.; Cherry drop leaf tbl.; Statton cherry serving tbl.; o/u; Savage 311-H 12 ga. dbl.; Win. 1200 12 ga. w/rib; Mossberg 20 ga. pump; Win. 06 22 pump; Good wicker chair; 36 bin postal sorting cabinet; Pine bookcase; Centralia,WI 1917 Eddystone rifle; Russian SKS 7.62x39; Breach load (lift door) long gun; 2 Ruger 10/22s; immigrant trunk; Carpenter’s trunk; Leaded windows; Etc. Savage 93 22 Win. Mag. NIB; Rem 550-1 22; H&R 22 revolver; Sheridan pellet rifle; SKS fold- GLASS/CHINA/STONEWARE: Enameled cranberry/gold vase; Ruby ing stock kit; 75 knives: OldTimer, Schrade, Western, Gerber & Military; arrowheads. AMMO: 30 flash tumble cup; Carnival glass; Good colored glass; Crystal perfumes; Eleg. Depr. boxes collector 22, 12 & 20 ga., 32 rim fire, 30-40 Krag, old boxes; misc. 22 & rifle ammo. MUSI- glass; Am. Sweetheart Monax & other Depr. glass; 3 R. Doulton figurines; Royal CAL INSTRUMENTS: Patek Quad Reed Concertina; 3 German Concertinas; Ventura & Fender Nippon vase; Roseville Snowberry & Iris vases; McCoy wall pkt.; Regal Goldie Locks cookie jar; guitars; Flatback & pumpkin seed mandolins; Hohner & button accordions; harmonicas; 2 banjos. B&W salt cellar; 100 pcs. C&I dinnerware & 18 glasses; Ironstone B&P set; Teapots; Svc/8 china; Novelty pot- HOUSEHOLD, TOOLS & MISC.: dorm refrig.; Oak chest w/mirror; 4 pc. wicker set; Craftsman tery/china; 20g RW crock; 12g RW crock; RW 3g elephant ear churn; Etc. scroll & band saws; drill press; hobby clock supplies. COINS & JEWELRY: 1825 bust dime & LIGHTING: Scarce Stickley Bros. 22” hammered copper w/mica shade tbl. lamp; Nice banquet lamp; 20’s wick- lg. Cent; Indian & wheat cents; V nickels; coin supplies; Sterling & Turquoise rings; jewelry. Note: er floor lamp w/sugar shade; Aladdin hanging lamp; Gilt chandelier; GWTW; 3 brkt. lamps; Pair fancy brass Coins & jewelry sell first. TERMS: Cash or Good Check w/proper ID. 2 Rings May be used. Very sconces. MICKEY/DISNEY/CHILDREN: Mickey Mouse to include: large, high quality auction. Pictures & Complete List online at www.dairylandauction.com watch in box & 3 others, Steiff doll, turnabout cookie jars, NOS Globe ceiling TOM SIMONSON #244 & KURT MONSON #123 Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers. light in box, Soreng tbl. lamp, Talkie-Jector in box & films, Movie-Jector in box MIKE FRYE Clerk RANDY FRYE Cashier for DAIRYLAND AUCTION SERVICE, INC., #23, & films, rocking toy, Club news reel in box, projector in box, phonograph, P.O. Box 118, Elroy, WI 53929, (608) 462-8218. Complete list at www.dairylandauction.com record case w/box, youth phone w/box, records, Chein ferris wheel, guitar & tambourine, Ohio Art washer, lunch boxes, tractor & fire truck, bisque Mickey, DAIRYLAND AUCTION SERVICE, INC, #23 soap w/box, library of games, Big Little books, comics, Fischer Price toys, Many other MM items; P.O. Box 118, Elroy, WI 53929 • 608-462-8218 Online at: www.dairylandauction.com M & Donald flashlights on merchandiser NIB; M & M tea set in box; M &M toothbrush holder; Full set Knickerbocker Snow White & the 7 dwarves plus Sleepy w/hang tag; Dwarf carnival statue; Pluto costume w/box; 175 lead German flat Nazi soldiers; Marx Soldiers of Fortune in box; Ideal S. Temple doll in box, never played with; Bisque doll; Raggedy Ann dolls & toy boxes; Barbies & Ken doll w/clothes; Tin doll house & Renwall furniture; Wicker doll buggy; 1920’s Cal’s Colt horse toy; Iron still bank; Child’s wicker chair; Etc. OIL CANS, SPORTING GOODS, K COINS/CASH: 9 silver dollars; 20 silver halves; Silver dimes/qtrs.; (4) $20 & (2) $10 national currency notes; (4) $10 silver certs. plus $5 & $1; Mint sets; $870 in misc. old currency; Franked $2 bills; Etc. TOYS & MORE AUCTION! STERLING & JEWELRY: 91 pcs. sterling Reed & Barton Francis I, svc./12+; 14K diamond ring; 14K diamond 250+ Outboard Motors - 100+ Signs Also wedding set; 14K gold bands; (2) 14K men’s watches; 2 pkt. watches; Several gold rings; sterling jewelry; 10 flats Located: Girard Auction Facility, Northeast Edge of Wakonda, SD costume & other jewelry. ADVERTISING/SPORTING: Excellent assortment of late 1800’s & early 1900’s photos, adv. postcards, album, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. labels, etc. from the Wausau Cigar & Tobacco Factory; Figural Buffalo Bill show program; Unique Preview Friday, September 13th from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. WB Lithia presentation mug for “Editorial Service Against Prohibition”; Sheboygan French Outboard Motors—Over 250+!: A brief list includes Chris Craft, Callie, Oliver, enamel blue shot glass; Bronze Purina plaque; Hanging lighted Peoples Beer sign; Beer trays; Bendix Air-Cooled, Johnson, Evinrude, Champion, Firestone, 1930’s beanie w/pin back buttons; Novelty cartoon character coasters; Beer opener collection; Goodyear, Scott-Atwater, Mercury, Western Auto, Sears, Huge CA Raisin collection; Etc. McCulloch, Martin, Sea-King, Hiawatha, Wizard, Chief, Eska & CLOCKS: Single wt. Vienna regulator; Vienna regulator; Egypt theme French slate More. From 1-hp motors and up! Also Early brass Carb Inboard clock; Ansonia iron case clock; Scarce Smith & Goodrich OG clock; STAdamantine clock; Nice Motor, Dragonfly Air motor, 4 long-shaft Callie’s & Gopher, many Junghans mantel; Factory clocks; Kitchen clocks; China case clock; Numerous shelf clocks; early square-back Evinrude’s, 2 Cast-iron Mercury Stands, early elec- Waltham novelty; 10+ Black Forest & parts; Alarms; Numerous clock parts & mvmts.; Fancy tric motors and more. 100+ Signs & Clocks—Gas—Oil—Marine--Beer—100+ Vict. clock shelf; Etc. Oil Cans including many Outboard—early Sporting Goods & More! Many LARGE Signs! THE REST: WWII Nazi naval officer dagger 2nd mod.; 1928 WI hunting license button; Bear Live Internet bidding available for a large portion of this auction through skin rug; Full tackle box; Lg. 1913 OOC elk ptg.; Maritime oil ptg.; Early, lg. photo of log sled www.GirardBid.com! Bid there without being there! & team; WWII official Army photos, atrocities, battle, etc.; Vict. prints; Antique ref. books; Victor VV Bob & Sharon Weber of Strandburg, SD—Owners XIV phonograph; 2 accordions; Records; Nice Singer 221 featherweight; 5 good fur coats & wrap; Quilts; Fancywork; Quality buttons; Fountain pens, Dresser sets; S/P tea set & sugar caddy; RR lock; Arcade Favorite lap mill; Early sled; Early manual washing machine; Hunnicutt Simplex seed corn grader; 14”x33” copper tank; Brass torches; Invacare wheelchair. Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments. Appraisals ~ Real Estate ~ On Site or Indoor Sales

605-267-2421 Toll Free: 1-866-531-6186 www.GirardAuction.com www.GirardBid.com Advertisers! Give your buyer’s more time to plan to attend your auction! 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. Absentee bids accepted via email only. [email protected]. No phone or online bidding. 5.5% WI sales tax applies. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Mike Paul #28. We recommend putting your ads in two Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments Paul Auction Company, Inc. P.O. Box 457, Kewaskum, WI 53040 established 1969 262-338-3030 [email protected] www.paulauction.com weeks prior to your sale! 15 16 “A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique News It’s always fun to see what items have sold for. All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in Auction Action Antique News over the last 19 years. A Grand Tour Pietra Dura Table sold for $2,300 at a Dirk Soulis auction.

Auctioneer Jerry Chuilli & son Patrick Enameled glass bride’s basket Diamond-quilted Rubina with the Mills 25-cent War Eagle slot with James Tuft frame - $340 at Glass pickle caster, enam- machine that later sold for $775. Patrick’s a Chuilli’s Auction Service 2 eled decoration, resilvered already an accomplished ringman, and day holiday event. - $400 at a Chuilli’s Auction Service 2 day hol- aspires to follow in his dad’s footsteps as a A Beautiful iday event. professional auctioneer. Blue Milk Glass Coolidge Drape Oil Lamp sold for A Benjamin Champney oil on Canvas, $400 at a Krueger & signed & dated 1864 sold for $12,250 at a Krueger auction. Dirk Soulis auction.

A Great Chas. Elephant & clowns A 1904 Advertising Beer Tray “A Lady Hermann & Co. of mechanical bank, of Quality” from Port Washington Milwaukee six gallon $1,000 at a W. Yoder Brewing Co. sold for $300 at a Titled “The Navajo Rug” this Filastro Mathew Stoneware Churn auction. Krueger & Krueger auction. Mottola oil on board sold for $1,800 at a Dirk brought a bid of $500 Soulis auction. A Rookwood Jewel at a Krueger & 8’4” x 46” beautiful Porcelain Kataro Krueger auction. mahogany6 glass Shirayamadani Vase sold E. Remington & Sons pistol, $975 at a W. Yoder auction. front china cabinet for $2,500 at a Dirk with columns, 3 Soulis auction. A Silver dol- shelves, lighted & lar certifi- ornated crown sold cate on oil for a high bid of canvas $2,500 at a Sullivan sold for auction. $770 at a Superior This exceptional, very Auctions ornate walnut parlor event. This 14KT man's table with white mar- Longine wristwatch ble sold for a high bid sold for a high bid of of $1,800 at a $1,210 at a Superior Sullivan auction. Auctions event.

17 PAUL BROWN, STAR OF DISCOVERY ed pencils – and the emotional process of their acquisition and loss.” It’s made TV stars and CHANNEL’S HIT SHOW AUCTION KINGS, celebrities out of Brown and his loyal staff. But Brown is the undisputed star of the IS AVAILABLE FOR APPEARANCES AT show. Remarkably, it’s a gig that almost didn’t hap- ANTIQUE SHOWS, FAIRS AND AUCTIONS pen. When Discovery first called him, to see if he’d be interested in the project, he thought it was a crank call. “People come at me all the time, with all Brown has made about a half dozen appearances since kinds of pitches,” he said. “I cut them short and airing of the show began 3 1/2 years ago. told them I wasn’t interested.” Luckily for him, Discovery wasn’t so easily spurned. (ATLANTA, Ga.) – Antique show and fair promot- A week later, the network phoned again, ers looking to boost attendance at their next event this time convincing Brown they were serious might want to consider booking Paul Brown, the star about featuring him and Gallery 63 in a reality of The Discovery Channel’s hit TV show Auction show. Auction Kings follows Brown and his staff Auction Kings, a hit show on Kings. Brown has made about a half-dozen appear- as they interact with consignors and customers and The Discovery Channel, fol- ances at such shows since Auction Kings first began explore the wondrous treasures that turn up at the lows the auctions and people airing in May of 2010, and he found the experiences gallery. It has been one of the more popular of the at Gallery 63 in Atlanta. to be exhilarating. many antiques-related reality TV shows. “I never thought of myself as a celebrity, but the Paul Brown may have been born into the antiquing business, but he didn’t show has elevated my profile and I was approached embrace it early on. He studied literature, earned a bachelor’s degree in English and by some show promoters to appear and meet the pub- enrolled in graduate school, seemingly on a path to writing, teaching and academia. lic, have photos taken, give informal analysis and But as he matured, so did his appreciation of the family business, and in 1989 he Paul Brown, star of TV's appraisal of items and just mix it up with folks in an went to work for his father at Red Baron’s. Auction Kings, is available industry that I love and they love, too,” Brown said. Because of his earlier studies, Brown was initially drawn to the academic for appearances at antique “I’d like to do more of them. They were thoroughly component of the antiques business. He immersed himself in the catalogs of auction shows, fairs and auctions. enjoyable.” houses like Christie’s and Sotheby’s, learning the language of the industry. Armed Brown, the owner of Gallery 63 in Atlanta, where with that, he was able to bring Red Baron’s catalogs up to a higher standard. He also Auction Kings is filmed, was little known outside the greater Atlanta area prior to the handled research, advertising and promotion. show. But no more. He’s recognized now all the time, and not just in his home town. Largely through his efforts, Red Baron’s enjoyed enormous success through- “The power of television is incredible,” he said. “My business has tripled since out the 1990s and early 2000s. But in 2005, Brown got the itch to branch out on his Auction Kings came on the air. It’s been a real roller coaster ride.” own, which he did by taking over Gallery 63 in Sandy Springs, a suburb just north Even the average price per lot has increased – by a whopping 45 percent – of Atlanta (and not too far from Red Baron’s). Business was good, until The since the show went on the air, simply because of Brown's star power and the intox- Discovery Channel came a-knocking, Then it exploded. icating effect TV must have on bidders. In fact, Brown would be a good fit, too, for As Discovery described his operation, “Paul manages his feisty staff, eager auction houses, just like his Gallery 63. Anyone would like to see a 45 percent spike buyers and rare items like a circus under the big top. The bidders and sellers come in gross sales. from all walks of life, looking to make money, buy a unique piece or simply enjoy Brown's star power could easily translate into a successful show or auction the excitement of winning. When bidding starts, the gloves come off and it’s every for promoters seeking that something extra to draw crowds. Historically, events that buyer for himself.” In short – it’s an auction. feature industry experts, authors, appraisers, or film and TV stars have done better Now, Paul Brown is offering his style, his wit, his wisdom and his star power business than shows that didn’t feature anyone of note. The booking fees are usual- to the show promoters and auction houses of America who want an established head- ly more than offset by a spike in admission revenues. liner for their next event. “I’ve been meeting and greeting the public and working Brown’s high-energy style and playful demeanor are the very qualities that with ground-level dealers for years,” he said. “The only difference is, now I’m a would make him a hit with show-goers. 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18 UPCOMING EVENTS MILWAUKEE SUNDAY ANTIQUES Galena ANTIQUE BOTTLE & MARKET Spectacular ADVERTISING SHOW Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles 2 Day Show Bottles, Breweriana, Advertising Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 21-22 Sunday, September 8, 2013 Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free DEALERS WANTED 9 am - 3 pm ~ $6.50 Admission Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL SEPTEMBER 28 & 29 ** NO EARLY BUYERS ** Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West Flea Market & Antique Show Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4 Milwaukee Domes 2013 September 15 Sunday, October 6th 524 S. Layton Blvd., 8 am – 4 pm Minnesota State Fairgrounds Milwaukee, Wisconsin October 20 Dates — DeWitt, Iowa — St. Paul, Minnesota Dealer Tables $40 Clinton County FairGrounds DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE! For Information call 414-403-4860 450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets Booth Rental Information: or email: milwaukeebottleclub.org Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847 Treasure Hunters 651-771-3476 • 651-771-7265 www.mnantiqueshows.com www.thirdsundaymarket.com 319-202-7447 563-652-3236 [email protected] SEE YOU NEXT SEASON! 62nd Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association treasurehuntersiowa.net Antiques Show & Sale CEDARBURG OCTOBER 4 & 5 ~ 2013 DAYS Fri, 11-9 • Sat, 10-5 Waukesha Expo Center SUNDAY, OCT. 6TH ELKHORN, WI Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188 I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to Rain or Shine 6 AM - 3 PM ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET 1000 Northview Rd. Follow signs West to Show 2013 Schedule A Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 Travel in Time with Miller Park Parking Lot Tradition for over 47 Years OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS Over 55 Quality Dealers ~ Authenticity Guaranteed VENDORS WANTED Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE Special Education Exhibit: October 5, 12, 19, & 26* Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets “Antique Firefighting Memorabilia” No Animals Allowed WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS Hwy. 11 *Subject to Team Post Season Scheduling FREE PARKING • GOOD FOOD Free Public Admission • On grounds parking $5 414-525-0820 www.nlpromotionsllc.com ~ Vendors 5am-4pm 414-510-4441 7am-3pm Info: Cedarburg Maxwell Street Days LAST SHOW OF THE SEASON! $6.00 Good for both days It’s a Flea Market w/antiques, collectibles, new & used treasures W65 N796 Washington Ave • 262-377-8412 ($1.00 OFF With This Ad) Admission $2 ~ FREE Parking ~ 12 & under Free email: [email protected] www.wisconsinantiquedealers.com saturdaymorningfleamarket.com 414-219-9081 Vendors Wanted! INDIAN ARTIFACT SHOW [email protected] October 6 • 8-3 CEDAR RAPIDS Altrusa’s 34th Annual SUNDAY at SANDWICH American Legion Hall ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE 9054 Route U.S. 34 DOLL ~ TOY ~ ANTIQUE Antiques Show HAWKEYE DOWNS Yorkville, Illinois Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free FAIRGROUNDS SHOW & SALE 70 TABLES OF 4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds DEALERS & DISPLAYS OCT. 11, 12 & 13 SAT., OCT 12 • 9:30-3 1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL St. Matthews 225 S. 28th Ave Sponsored by the Illinois State Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm October 13 Archaeological Society Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm Info: Ray Fraser 847-347-1719 WAUSAU, WISCONSIN Last Show of The Season! or Duane Treest 630-385-2806 Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days FREE PARKING Adm: $4 • Door Prizes • Food Court 507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700 Info: 715-845-1808 Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food www.iridescenthouse.com Dealer Info: [email protected] Maureen 847-321-1712 or Mary 309-310-3596 Milwaukee’s Depression [email protected] Website: altrusa.org Era Glass Show 39th www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com Knights of Columbus Hall Annual Fall 3200 S. 103rd St., Milwaukee, WI FALL FOX VALLEY COUNTRYSIDE Sat., October 19: 10-5 • Adm: $4 ANTIQUE SHOW COLLECTORS CLASSIC Sun., October 20: 11-3 • Adm: $4 OCTOBER 19 ~ 10 - 5 TOY SHOW FLEA MARKET Food - Door Prizes - Glass ID OCTOBER 20 ~ 10 - 4 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2013 SUNDAY Info: 262-376-9874 Antiques • Decorative Arts 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. OCTOBER 20 Sponsored by the Depression Era St. Charles, Illinois Park Place of Countryside Open 8 am to 2 pm Kane County Fairgrounds Glass Society of Wisconsin 6240 Joliet Rd., Countyside, IL 1475 S. Washburn, 55 DEALERS from 14 STATES Free Parking • Door Prizes • Dealers from Coast to Coast Oshkosh, WI Free Parking • Admission $8 Admission $6.00 • Preview Adm. 7:30 AM $20.00 FREE PARKING & ADMISSION DEADLINES ARE Luncheon Available Kids 6 to 12 $2.00 815-838-0606 Call Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 or Limited Space: Call for reservations TUESDAYS @ 5PM www.csada.com www.uniqueeventsshows.com 920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com www.auctionactionnews.com

19 UPCOMING EVENTS SUNDAY ANTIQUES BADGER MARBLE Midwest Antique THE BREW CITY CLUB SHOW & SALE & Art Show MARKET The Market for Fine Americana ADVERTISING & Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles OCTOBER 20 319-389-7779 REC ROOM DECOR SHOW Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free and 9-3 ~ $2 Admission SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 - 2013 Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL Room Trading October 18 & 19 The Collectors Eye Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West The Market for Distinctive 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 2013 • Howard Johnson• Collectibles & Antiques Serb Hall - 5101 W. 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Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI WAUSAU 30 Civic Center Dr 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT Admission $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00 Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out! Porter County Expo Center Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00 Sat. 9-5 Nov. 9-10 215 Division Road 35 Booths For additional information or table availability call Quality Antiques & Townsend Promotions Valparaiso, IN Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 Sun. 10-4 Collectables from 1870 thru 641-832-2700 507-269-1473 Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com 1970. See Yesteryear’s Over 100 Booths ~ Admission $4 charm, history & quality. lock 219-241-3328 or porterantiqueshow.com C r Crystal -China repaired on site! tore Res Hwy 39/51 to Exit 192; East 1/2 mi. DEADLINES ARE Kalamazoo Circus Maximus Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144 www.antiqueshowsinwis.com TUESDAYS @ 5PM Antique Toy & Please Let Our Our Famous Annual Holiday Tinley Park Collectible Show Toy Show is not to be Missed! SATURDAY, November 29th, 2013 Advertisers Know ZURKO’S MIDWEST 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. TINLEY PARK Michigan Fair Grounds PROMOTIONS 2900 Lake Street • Kalazazoo, Michigan TOY SHOW Admission $6.00 under 12 free SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2013 Preview admission Friday, November 23rd 4-8pm $30.00 Where You Saw 2013 Show Schedule From Antique to New 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There’s A Toy Here For You! Tinley Park High School 6111 W 175th St. • Tinley Park, Illinois For additional information or table availability call SEPTEMBER Admission $6.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00 Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 Their Ad!!!! (Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00 www.circusmaximustoyshow.com From Antique to New Sept. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL Sept. 15 (Sunday) Antique & Collectibles Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI There’s A Toy Here For You! Sept. 21 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL DID YOU KNOW: The surface area of your For additional information or table availability call Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 OCTOBER Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com lungs is roughly the same size as a tennis court Oct. 5 (Saturday) 27th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest Oct. 6 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds Oct. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL Oct. 13 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86 THE BREW CITY ROCHESTER, MN Oct. 26 (Saturday Nite) 3rd Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter” 3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL ADVERTISING & MAYO CIVIC CENTER NOVEMBER FLEA MARKET Nov. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) 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Info: 715-526-9769 Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 Townsend Promotions www.zurkopromotions.com Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com 641-832-2700 507-269-1473 Email: [email protected] www.auctionactionnews.com ZURKO • ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES MARKETS/EVENTS • 715-526-9769 • www.zurkopromotions.com • SHAWANO • • GRAYSLAKE • • BERRIEN SPRINGS • • WHEATON • # 43rd Big Season for Flea Market # ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MARKET # ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MARKET # National CIVIL WAR/Military Show & Sale SUNDAYS SEPT. 7-8 2nd Sun. & Sat. Before SEPT. 15 3rd SUNDAY SAT. Sept. 21 Every Sunday 7-4/$2 • Early Admission $10 HOURS: Sat. 10-4 • Sun. 8-3/$7 • Early Sat. 8-10/$25 Hours: Sunday 8-3/$4 • Early Buyers Sun. 6-8am/$10 Hours: Sat. 9-4 /$9 • Early 8 AM /$25 SHAWANO COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS LAKE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS BERRIEN SPRINGS YOUTH FAIRGROUNDS DUPAGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS SHAWANO, WISCONSIN (990 E Green Bay St. or Hwy 29) GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS (Rt. 83/1060 E. Peterson Rd.) BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICHIGAN (9122 OLD U.S. 31) WHEATON, ILLINOIS (Cty. Farm & Manchester) 20 THE ACTION CLASSIFIEDS WANTED WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE MOVIE POSTERS WANTED: 1-Sheets, TELEPHONES: Over 85 Different 3-Sheets, lobby cards, displays, ban- WANTED HORSE TROUGH FOR SALE genuine 1892-1983, parts, restorations, ners, glass slides. Dwight Cleveland, PO Made by Illinois Malleable Iron Co. Chicago, IL FREE catalogue. We now offer our Box 10922, Chicago, IL 60610-0922. SYRUP DISPENSERS Used in city parks to entire business for sale 608-582-4124 773-525-9152 or Fax 773-525-2969. water horses in the late or www.phonecoinc.com or email E-mail: [email protected] $10,000 ++ & UP 1800’s. Excellent [email protected] 1844C 1905B condition. Base Free List: INDIAN ANTIQUES, Call Collect Anytime measures 17” x 39”, OLD RACINE, WI ITEMS WANTED: top is 24” x 45”, Beadwork, Weapons, Clothing, Advertising, bottles, signs, etc. Call 901-761-9507 overall height 21”. Macassins. Write Ed Hyde, 1708 262-554-0488 or [email protected] 1844C Can Email more pictures. Paseo De La Conquistadora, Santa Fe, 1908P Asking $900 ~ Delivery Negotiable NM 87501 or ph: 505-983-2096 MU Call 309-944-2497 or 309-944-7393 BUYING BEER SIGNS: Lighted VINTAGE TABLETOP RADIOS ca 40- signs, plaques, tins, trays, knobs. No MILITARY ITEMS WANTED 50’s: Crosley, Zenith, General Electric, mirrors. Must be within 2 hours of *Helmets * Daggers * Medals Emerson, Montgomery Ward Airline, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Call 920-680- * Flags * Uniforms * Wings PLEASE LET OUR RCA Victor. Most ready to use. All need 3192 or [email protected] 1910C * Knives * Swords * Guns some cleaning. Call 920-858-0505 *U.S. * German * Japanese ADVERTISERS OLD WISCONSIN BEER CANS / *Civil War * Span-Am * W.W.I * Get more for Your Advertising Dollar! COLLECTIONS: Flat Tops, Cone 1844C W.W. II * Korea * Vietnam Tops in rust free condition. Local col- KNOW WHERE YOU lector will pay CA$H on receipt. Send Buying ANYTHING Military Related YOUR AD WORKS 24/7 with photos & contact info to: wisbeer- Call Jerry 414-727-1190 SAW THEIR AD! auctionactionnews.com [email protected] 1908/13/17/21/24/28 Email: [email protected] UPCOMING AUCTION REMINDER • Saturday September 7 • • Wednesday September 11 • • Wednesday September 18 • O’Brien Bros. Auctioneers: Auction, 9 AM, Liebe Auction Service: Estate Auction, 5 Liebe Auction Service: Estate Auction, 5 N7502 Doyle Rd., Theresa, WI 920-477-2073 PM, 105 South Pine St., Weyauwega, WI PM, 105 South Pine St., Weyauwega, WI www.auctionsbyobrien.com www.colbob.com 920-867-3352 E-mail: liebeauctions@centu- 920-867-3352 E-mail: liebeauctions@centu- See page 11 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1906 rylink.net www.liebeauctionservice.com See rylink.net www.liebeauctionservice.com See Tri-County Auctions: Country Store, Country page 13 of Auction Action Antique News page 13 of Auction Action Antique News Primitives & Collectibles Auction, Tri- Issue #1907 Issue #1907 County Auction Facility, 650E CR 400 N., • Thursday September 12 • • Sunday September 22 • Arcola, IL 217-268-3444 or 217-254-9899 Massart Auctioneers, Inc: Public Auction, 4 Stenzel Auction Service, Inc.: Excellent Estate See page 11 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1906 PM, Massarts Auction House, 2545 Finger Auction, 10 AM, Collectors Hall, 135 W. 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Blackhawk Falls, SD 701-428-3184 Bob Helbling Email: Farm Council Grounds, 5050 Ann Ave., Prairie du Chien, WI 608-326-8108 [email protected] See page 14 of Arbor/Saline Rd.,, Ann Arbor, MI 316-721- www.kramersales.com See page 11 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1907 5236 www.showtimeauctions.com See page Auction Action Antique News Issue #1907 24 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1907 21 The 115th Cedar Rapids Antique Show & Collectors Fair Returns To Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds Step back in time and experience 'Everything Old ing, badges, coins, banks, early toys, R S Prussia, fine Admission is just $6 and is good all three days Is New Again' at the Cedar Rapids Antique Show and porcelains, paintings, Moser, jewelry, sterling silver of the show; patrons can come and go as often as they Collector's Fair at Hawkeye Downs Main Exhibition matching, art glass, art pottery, holiday collectibles, wish. Mention this news release and receive $1 off one Building (just off I-380, Exit #17) located at 4400 6th St prints, collectors plates, furniture, decorative antiques, admission. Hawkeye Downs offers plenty of FREE SW, Cedar Rapids, IA. Hours of the show Friday, October carnival glass, Fenton Glass, Cambridge, Royal PARKING to Exhibitors and customers. Hawkeye 11th and Saturday, October 12th will be 10 am - 6 pm and Bayreuth, Royal Doulton, Nippon, Pickard, hatpins, Downs Concession stand has good food and an eating Sunday, October 13th from 11 am - 4 pm. napkin rings, sewing accessories, match safes, book- area for everyone to indudge. 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BILLBadger Marble Club OF W PO BOX 2075Show & Sale AUSAU WI 54402 October 20, 2013 Antique Handmade &SAT., Machine OCT Made, 12 • 9:30-3 Contemporary & MarbleSt. Matthews Memorabiliav *Room Trading ~ Fri.,WAUSAU, Oct. 18 WISCONSIN & Sat., Oct. 19 SHOW ON SUNDAY, OCT. 20 ~ 9-3 Public Welcome All 3 Days Howard Johnsons ELKHORN, WI 3841 E Washington Ave Madison, WI • 608-244-2481 Reserve Now: Mention BMC ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET “A First Class Show” “Great Event Facility” SUNDAY, SEPT. 29 ROOM TRADING OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS Many people miss some of the most informative and possibly most interesting aspects of a marble show. A few days prior to the actual show, marble collectors and presenters exhibit their marbles in their rooms. Many marbles are bought, sold and traded. You can really get to know marbles and collectors OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE during this time. Rooms will be open most of Friday afternoon, evening and all day Saturday. Just walk up and down the halls and visit any room that is open, if you really want to know marbles. Attend Early, GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets Sendingit pressis a good timerelease to buy, sell, NO trade CHARGE or just get to know the collectors. WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS Hwy. 11 Sunday Show Admission: $2.00 • Children 12/under Free R Dealer/ShowBILL T KA tables $25 per 2101table CHATEAU(All dealers roomsCT together) 414-525-0820 www.nlpromotionsllc.com GRAFTONTable Reservations, WI 53024 Motel Info, Other Details Contact: Bill Bass,Treas., 608-723-6138 • [email protected] Jim Stephenson, Show Dir., 6080-225-1226 • [email protected] LAST SHOW OF THE SEASON! DON’T MISS IT! BMC Web Site: www.badgermarbleclub.com

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