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Vol. 54 Issue No. 2698 www.antiqueweek.com June 22, 2021 Antique slot machines: A good bet among collectors By Doug Graves spring-wound timing mechanism and spun the wheel. As the timing mechanism unwound, it tripped a stopping If you’ve ever been to a casino and mechanism and pay sensing device. If played a slot machine you know the the wheel stopped on a winning symbol, adrenaline rush you get with the pros- the machine automatically paid coins, pects of hitting a jackpot. Of course, you trade checks or tokens. These first slot generally don’t win nearly as much as machines finally evolved into what are you lose. However, you can be a winner now called single wheel floor or counter by collecting vintage slot machines. model machines. The major manufactur- According to David L. Saul, author of ers of these machines were Mills, Caille, “Slot Machine Buyer’s Handbook: A Con- Paupa, Hochriem, Schaal, Berger, Wat- sumer’s Guide to Slot Machines,” there ling, Jennings, White and the Automatic are an estimated 20,000 collectors of slot Machine Company. machines. Many states have recognized But give credit where credit is due. In Above: Even odd for its time was this the historical significance of antique slot 1895, Charles Fey invented his Liberty Caille Bros. Triple Centaur Jackpot and gambling machines and have passed Bell, the backbone for today’s three-reel musical upright slot machine. It laws enabling collectors to collect and slot machines. The mechanical workings accepts nickels and quarters in its enjoy them. and success of the three-wheel Liberty three separately operating sections. During the late 19th century, the Bell caused it to be widely copied in the Because the machine is contained neighborhood saloon was at the peak of years to come. within a single oak housing, it enabled its popularity. Many a gentleman’s eve- Throughout the early 1930s, these sin- operators to increase their revenues ning was spent in the company of good gle-wheel machines had predictable odds, substantially. It sold last October at friends in one of these saloons. Saloon- since the entire wheel, much like a rou- Morphy’s High-Stakes auction for keepers, though, noticed that the men lette wheel, was completely visible to the $240,000. (photo submitted) spent a lot of time but relatively little player. Most of these machines featured money in their establishments. What multiple coin heads, and a coin was bet manufacturers today, was the first compa- was needed was something that the men on either a color or combination of colors, ny to design a successful countertop slot could spend their money on besides beer or a number or a combination of num- machine using electricity. Bally produced and whiskey. The stage was set, and the bers. If the wheel stopped on the color, electric sensing contacts with high-speed first bar-mounted gambling device was number or any one of the numbers or coin payout mechanisms. created. colors, then the machine automatically Jennings had the first post-World War II Above: Caille Bros. Manufacturing pro- The first coin-operated gambling paid off a pre-determined number of slot in 1945, the Bronze Chief, and its duced this 1904, 5-cent floor model slot machines were used in conjunction with coins. Super Deluxe Club Chief from 1946 was machine housed in an oak cabinet. the purchase of some penny or nickel Early machines were designed with cast- the first illuminated slot. Mills High Top Players deposited nickels into their item, such as a pack of gum or an inex- iron cases. World War I caused the switch nickel slots were fixtures in many a casino, choice of seven-coin slots and pulled pensive cigar. Instead of handing the to wood-sided cabinets, which reduced as was the Mills Black Gold. the level to spin the wheel and watch merchant the money for the item, the weight and manufacturing costs. Around Another typical sight in a late-1940s and the ball bounce beneath the glass win- customer put a somewhat lesser amount 1920, cast-iron gave way to cast aluminum. early-1950s casino was a carved wooden dow. The color the ball lands on deter- into a machine. Either the weight of the The biggest change in the slot machine figure of a Western character, such as a mines the payout. Estimate value of coin or some sort of spring-wound mech- occurred in 1927 when the jackpot was miner holding a pan of gold. Made by sculp- this machine is $180,000 to $250,000. anism caused a numbered or colored introduced and caught the immediate tor Frank Polk, these characters had chests (photo submitted) wheel to revolve. If the wheel stopped on attention of the player. Where previously a designed for a Pace or Mills slot machine. a pre-selected color, number or symbol, player had nothing more than a 20-cent Only 92 of these unique pieces were made, the customer got whatever he was buy- payoff to try for, the potential rewards now making them one of the most collectible slot ing. Thus, trade stimulators came into became much greater. machines around. being. The period from 1921 to 1941 is called Jennings was still a force in the 1950s It didn’t take long for the players to the golden age of the slot machine. Machines with its Buckaroo, which glowed in the decide that the need for the merchandise of this era reached an aesthetic plateau dark. By the 1960s, upstart Bally began to was secondary. Playing for actual money that they would never again obtain. During seemed to make a lot more sense. Thus, this period more features and gimmicks See antique slot machines on page 23 the coin-operated gambling machine was were introduced. Skill stop buttons, mys- born. tery payoffs, gold awards and special bonus Right: This Mills Novelty Company The first machines with actual payoff jackpots were a few of the features intro- 5-cent Little Rip baseball theme pay- mechanisms appeared around 1892. duced. out trade stimulator in its decorative They were small wooden machines with Electricity made possible the console slot cast-iron case with a placard reading a spinning disk. The player dropped the machine introduced in 1939 by the Mills ‘Get in the Ball Game’ sold for coin into the slot and pulled the handle. Novelty Company. Bally Manufacturing $132,000 at a Morphy Auction in Penn- This action simultaneously energized a Company, one of the leading slot machine sylvania last year. (photo submitted) Sparrow’s Antiques Reopening July 2, 3, 4 - Every Friday, Saturday, & Sunday - 9am-5pm

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PHILADELPHIA — There’s power in a Even so, nothing has stopped the cre- piece of fabric, especially when it’s a flag. ation of some interesting variations over Whether it’s measured in inches or feet, the years, as seen in the Museum’s cur- hand-stitched or printed, emblazoned rent exhibit. Curated by Jeff R. Bridg- with a slogan or decorated with bold man, a leading dealer in antique Ameri- graphics, a flag can symbolize a cause or can flags and political textiles, most of the a country. And from now through Sept. 6, flags at the Museum are from his exten- more than 40 flags are on display as part sive collection; many of them are on public of “Flags and Founding Documents, 1776 exhibit for the first time, and the majority - Today” at the Museum of the American are red, white, and blue. A notable ex- Revolution. ception is a large (nearly 9-feet wide) an- “It’s amazing how so many people are ti-slavery flag, probably dating from 1861. fascinated with the flag,” said Matthew Emblazoned with the slogan, “No Union Skic, curator of special exhibits at the With Slavery,” it features 13 black and Philadelphia museum. Over the years, he white stripes and 23 stars (minus ones continued, people have proclaimed their representing the states that had seced- patriotism by displaying the Stars and ed from the Union, a decision that would Stripes, among other places, at home and have displeased President Abraham Lin- on cars, on clothing and on their bodies. Above: Throughout the summer, the Museum of the American Revolution will host coln, according to Skic). A century later, Listening to Skic’s brief history of the “Flags and Founding Documents, 1776 - Today.” The exhibit features more than 40 the 50 stars of a flag were rearranged in American flag, it’s easy to understand this American flags, some never seen before by the public. Credit: Museum of the Amer- the shape of a lopsided peace sign, in pro- abiding interest. ican Revolution test of the Vietnam War. To be certain, the American flag “has Among the oldest flags in the exhib- Those parameters left plenty of room for But with the Flag Act of 1912, President not been static,” he began. It was not it is an early 19th-century 13-star flag, until the Flag Act of 1818 that the U.S. interpretation, though, including the po- William Howard Taft standardized the featuring a “Great Star” pattern (a star Congress decreed that it should have 13 sitioning of the stars and the possibility proportions of the flag and the positioning formed of stars), one of the earliest Amer- horizontal stripes and one star for every of add-ons, which came to include the im- of the stars with a precedent-setting Ex- state of the Union. At the same time, July ages of Presidential hopefuls and slogans ecutive Order. Skic noted that America’s See Flags Exhibit on Page 16 4 was set as the first day of the “flag year.” advocating various causes. current official flag, with 50 stars, dates After a year, it was good to be out antiquing again Zoom meetings with my knitting Insights group? Actually, seeing everyone in their home was kind of fun. Curbside By Barbara Beam grocery service was a godsend (except for the time I ordered garlic powder mended.” Even though I have had my and got a 10-year supply). And bank- card from the CDC since March, I’m ing online has become second nature still wearing masks indoors, and I try to me. But when it comes to buying to keep my distance, just in case. But vintage Christmas postcards, there’s once inside, I couldn’t wait to get going nothing like sitting at a table in the again. middle of an antique mall and thumb- I cruised into postcard booth num- ing through thousands of cards. ber one and started rifling through the “Christmas” section. To my dismay, even I know a lot of people have long Above: Think Christmas now and beat the most mundane cards (with damage) bought things online and hoped for the December rush! the best. After one unpleasant experi- were priced at a buck or more. Knowing ence in early spring (I won’t bore you that there was competition down the (“Auld Lang Syne,” get it?). Christmas with the details), I decided I’m just not aisle, I decided to move on. Trouble was, cards picturing dogs, cats, and sheep ready for “Prime” time. And with major when I got to the other booth, all I could (that’s another long story) for those on delays in the postal service, well, let’s find were souvenir cards. Sigh. I consid- my list with those interests. A Dickens just say I wanted the postcards before ered aborting the mission and trying an- card for my Dickens-loving daughter. October, so I’d have time to transform other day at another mall where decent Some off-the-wall cards for my pleas- them into my personal holiday greet- cards could be had for 50 cents back in the antly quirky chums. You get the idea. Above: The Grinch might have stolen Christmas, but Bob Herring saved the ings. day. But I decided to push on, bite the bul- The owner of the booth stopped back day for Barbara, whose first antiquing There was only one solution, and let, and return to the first booth. Trouble to see how I was doing and offered me adventure in more than a year was a trip so on a recent Saturday morning, I was, there were two people sitting there, a discount (without my even asking!). to buy holiday postcards. packed Mom and lunch into the car unmasked. Thanks so much, folks. One thing led to another, and after (which has been getting three weeks At about this time, a gentleman making introductions, I told him that tion. I mused how important it is for to the gallon) and drove across the working the mall floor asked them if I’ve been contributing to “Antique- mall personnel to make themselves state line. My destination was a fa- they were finding what they wanted, Week” for 29 years and that I was con- available to shoppers. And it felt great miliar antique mall in south-central and if not, they might check out his sidering writing what you’re reading to be back. Pennsylvania, a reliable source for in- booth (which turned out to be the one right now. Swapping business cards, I There was one other short order teresting postcards (and other things) with no obvious Christmas cards). I learned that he was Bob Herring, the of business, however: I asked Bob if for several years. After lo, these many called out to him (through my mask) author of a recently published book I could take his picture for this story months, it was time to emerge from my and told him I couldn’t find his holiday (“Few Happy Returns”), with a second (there’s no story without accompany- cave — hey, even Brood X cicadas have section, at which point he said, “follow one in the works. ing images). He graciously consented emerged this month after being in hid- me.” Having fulfilled my postcard wish- to pose amidst the boxes of postcards ing for 17 years. Sure enough, tucked under the table list, I prepared to scoop up my treasure in his booth and asked me if I want- Needless to say, I felt a bit nervous was what turned out to be my person- trove and head to checkout, thinking ed him to remove his mask. Absolutely when I reached my destination and al pot of gold. A New Year’s card for how glad I was that the “unmasked not, I answered. But I did remind him read a sign that masks were “recom- my friend whose last name is “Auld” wonders” had sent me into this direc- to smile for the camera!

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Above: Lucky 8 TV and The History Channel flew me out to New York City to appear Above: In Playing With Power: The Nintendo Story, I appear alongside such luminaries in another Nintendo documentary. The interview was at Seret Studios in Brooklyn. as Star Trek: The Next Generation’s Wil Wheaton and Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell. Pop Culture author moving into the big time with documentaries If you’re not super into video games, Why am I mentioning this? Because I’ve written several books about Ninten- later, they flew me out to New York you may not know that Nintendo began I’m in the documentary. That’s right, lit- do, and it probably doesn’t hurt that I City to interview for an episode of The as a playing card company way back in tle ole me appears periodically through- know the director, Jeremy Snead, and Machines that Built America, a series 1889. Or that the NES, home to Super out all five episodes, talking Nintendo that I live about 30 minutes from Dal- debuting on The History Channel Aug. Mario Bros., wasn’t the company’s first history with such luminaries as Wil las-based Mediajuice Studios, the com- 22. I’m not exactly sure when the Nin- gaming console — It was the Color TV- Wheaton (“Wesley Crusher” in Star Trek pany that produced the documentary. tendo episode will premiere, but you can Game (of which there were five itera- the Next Generation), Tommy Tallarico Regardless, I was extremely flattered to bet that I’ll be too nervous to eat popcorn tions), introduced in Japan in 1977. (legendary video game music compos- be asked, and it was a fantastic and re- while I watch myself on the small screen, You can learn these arcane facts and er), Howard Phillips (former Nintendo warding experience, especially after be- trying to sound like I know what I’m much more by watching Playing With spokesperson), Nolan Bushnell (Atari ing interviewed for two other video game talking about. In all seriousness, it was Power: The Nintendo Story (2021), a five- co-founder), and Tom Kalinske (former documentaries—Video Games: The a wonderful trip and a great interview, part series currently available on Crack- president and CEO of Sega of America). Movie (2014) and The Bits of Yesterday and they treated me very well. le, a streaming service that is similar to Sean Astin, famous for such films as The (2018)—and not appearing in either. (My Lucky 8 TV hosted me for two nights Netflix, but is free of charge (unless you Goonies (1985), Rudy (1993), and The appearance in the former was cut due to at a hotel in Manhattan, but I decided consider having to watch commercials a Lord of the Rings trilogy, is the narrator. time constraints and the latter because to stay an extra night because I LOVE form of payment). I was in Playing With Power because the sound quality for my interview was exploring New York City. My favorite Below: Vintage Color TV-Game console under glass in the little museum at Nintendo poor.) way to do so is on foot, because you miss New York. Well, I’m going to be in another Nin- a lot if you travel by subway. Two of the tendo documentary, but this one was four days I was there I walked nearly 20 filmed in a place far, far away. miles, exploring the sights and sounds Earlier this year, I received the follow- of a robust, multi-borough town that ap- ing email from Lucky 8 TV and The His- pears to be recovering very nicely with tory Channel: Covid restrictions finally being lifted. “I’m producing expert interviews for a I trekked across the Brooklyn Bridge, new show that’s unpacking the histories got a slice at Joe’s Pizza (twice), ate some and business dealings of iconic compa- amazing falafel from a food truck, rode nies. I’m in search of experts, historians, a bike through Central Park, caught a and journalists that could speak to the ride on the Staten Island Ferry, hung history and product line of Nintendo, and out with the crazies in Times Square, I’d love to connect with you for a poten- saw a cool grunge band at the historical tial on-camera interview. Might this be Café Wha?, checked out the new releases something you’d be into? at Midtown Comics, and even did a little If so, we could schedule an introducto- thrifting, antiquing, and used bookstore ry call this week and dive into some de- shopping. One thing is clear: vintage col- tails. Thank you in advance and please lectibles cost a lot more in New York City don’t hesitate to reach out at your con- than they do in the Dallas/Fort Worth venience.” area, likely because real estate is much After considering the proposition for more expensive in The Big Apple than in about half a nanosecond, I said that yes, I would love to take part. A few weeks See Pop Culture on Page 16

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A metal plaque on the RINKER ON shop in Dolgeville, N.Y., prior to World from life involving children and fami- side reads: “OEL APPARAT / ANWEIS- COLLECTIBLES War II. The sawmill produced dimen- lies. GUNG SIEHEN.” Record titles include sion stock for woodworking and billets Baston moved his studio to Marble- “Come, Birdie, Come,” “Put a Sponge for the production of baseball bats. head, Mass.,in 1946 and to Hudson, on Polka, and “Shadow Dance.” I have BY In 1945, Charles Millard partnered Mass., in 1976. Baston died in 1984. no idea of its background or what it is HARRY L. with McLaughlin. In 1946, they mar- Lance Corporation marketed the figures worth. I would like to sell it. keted their first McLaughlin Millard, between 1976 and 1997. Preston W. RINKER Inc. Adirondack baseball bat. It was Baston, Jr., started modeling figures in made from Northern white ash. Ash the 1980s. Chances are the signature on was used until 1958 when Northern your pieces is that of Baston, Jr. rather the majority were under 2306. The list white oak replaced it. Hal Schumack- than that of his father. There are more is not complete. I did not find any of the er, a former New York Giants pitcher, than 400 figures in the Sebastian line. three discs titles you own on the list. joined the firm as manager for dealer The first step is to obtain a copy of The literal translation of the metal and professional sales. Robert A. Edmund’s and Preston W. plaque is: “Oil the apparatus / See the In June 1969, Evan Baker became Baston, Jr.’s “The Sebastian Miniatures instructions.” president of Adirondack. Baker created Gold Book of Information and Values,” Sell through prices ranged from $500 the Bat-mobile, an Airstream camper published by Sebastianworld in 2000, to $750. The range can be explained that was equipped to hand turn bats at and use it to identify the names of your based on condition (playability), case Major League Baseball spring-training figures. If you cannot find a used copy and manufacturer variations, and num- camps. Several Major League players online at a reasonable cost, ask your lo- ber of discs accompanying the Hero- such as Tony Oliva and Joe Torre be- cal library to get you a copy using the phon. Individual discs in playable con- came fans of Adirondack’s “Big Stick.” Interlibrary Loan system. dition sell through at auction between During the 1977 World Series between Ignore the values found in any print- $25 and $30 each, albeit music box the New York Yankees and the Los An- ed Sebastian price guide. Once you dealers ask higher prices. geles Dodgers, Reggie Jackson hit three know the name of your figures, you can Although the Herophon was patented consecutive home runs in the sixth start researching prices online. Ch. F. Pietschmann & Söhne, and sold in the United States, its pri- game using a “Big Stick” bat. The secondary market, especially for A a German company, received mary secondary market is in Europe, Rawlings Sporting Goods merged recent Sebastian figures, is in the dol- a patent for the Herophon, a hand- especially Germany. Auction Team Bre- with Adirondack in June of 1975. It con- drums, a fact I do not see changing any cranked table-top organette, in 1883. ker (PO Box 50 11 19, 50971 Köln, Ger- tinued to produce Adirondack models. time in the future. An offer of $5 a figure The Herophon is a music box with many) specializes in technical antiques The website www.keymancollectibles. would be most generous. non-traditional features. and fine toys. The firm has an American com features an Adirondack Bat Dating Unlike other disc music boxes of representative, Andrew Truman, who Guide. Bats are dated by the changing its time, the disc on the Herophon re- can be reached at (207) 485-8384 or an- logo found on the bat. The website indi- mained stationary. A 24-note reed or- [email protected]. cates that your bat was made between gan movement revolves beneath the Bonhams and Christie’s sold Herophon 1958 and 1960. Perhaps you acquired it disc. A pressure arm keeps the disc in organettes in the past. If you approach used rather than new when you played place. The discs are square in shape, these auction houses, make it clear you Little League baseball. as opposed to the round discs used in would like the Herophon to be sold at Your Adirondack bat is in poor con- traditional disc music boxes. The holes one of their European auction sites. dition. It was heavily used. The lack of in the square disc are cut in a circular an endorsement signature is a major pattern. The Herophon discs are made I have a baseball bat that mea- deterrent. I had trouble finding reli- of a stiff paper with metal reinforcing Q sures 30-inches in length. I able sell-through information for Ad- strips around the edges. A few metal suspect it is from 1960 to 1962 when I irondack bats in your condition and disks also were manufactured played Little League. The logo on the size. Most of the listings I found were Paul Erhlich & Co. filed a patent bat reads “ADIRONDACK BATS, INC. / for bats autographed by the player who infringement suit against Ch. F. Piet- Northern / White Oak / ADIRONDACK endorsed them. Value for these bats is schmann & Söhne claiming that the / 2420 / DOLGEVILLE NEW YORK.” based on the fame or lack thereof of the Herophon was similar to its Ariston or- To the right of logo is a script “Flexible / player who signed it. ganette. The case lasted from 1885 to Whip Action.” The model name is worn The value of your bat is the personal 1888. Ehrlich won the case. As a result, off. It might be Hodges or Killebrew. I memories it holds for you. A dollar or Herophon organettes produced after moved up to a 33- or 34-inch bat when I two at a garage or yard sale is a fair Harry L. Rinker welcomes questions 1888 were made by Paul Erhlich & Co. played JR League and American Legion secondary market price. from readers about collectibles, those By 1890, the company was known as ball. Does my bat have value? mass-produced items from the twentieth Fabrik Leipziger Musikwerke. Erhlich I have 13 Sebastian miniatures and twenty-first centuries. Selected letters patented the Herophon in the Austria, Q that belonged to my mother. will be answered in this column. Harry Great Britain, United States (25745), Some have been signed by Prescott W. cannot provide personal answers. Photos and “andere Lander” (other lands). Baston. How do I determine what they and other material submitted cannot be The Organette Music Repository are worth? returned. Send your questions to: Rinker (www.organettes.com/instruments/ Sebastian miniatures are a se- on Collectibles, 5955 Mill Point Court SE, herophon/home) website contains a list A ries of small ceramic sculptural Kentwood, MI 49512. You also can e-mail of disc titles taken from Kevin McEl- figures that were produced by Prescott your questions to [email protected]. hone’s “The Organette Book.” Disc Woodbury Baston, Sr., of Arlington, Only e-mails containing a full name and numbers ranged as high as 4751, albeit Mass., starting in 1938. The figures mailing address will be considered.

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ROSEVILLE, Ohio — Ohio has long ruled the mass-produced American art pottery market. Many of the wares from Ohio potteries such as Brush, Clewell, Hull, Mc- Coy, Moro, Owens, Rookwood, Roseville and Weller were represented in Koehler Auc- tion’s 428-lot online sale that ended May 3. Appropriately, Koehler’s gallery is in famed Roseville, Ohio. The top lot of the sale emerged from the long line of ever-popular McCoy cookie jars. A bowtie-wearing bear jar signed and cold painted by noted McCoy pottery designer and artist Leslie Cope (1913-2002) sold for $983. Cope’s work is in the permanent collections of the Library of Congress, Carnegie Institute, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Spencer Museum of Art and the Smith- sonian Museum of American Art. All selling prices include a 15 percent buyer’s premium. Another McCoy was in a three-way tie for second place. “We are confident that the clown cookie jar was also cold painted by Leslie Cope, but it is not signed,” said auctioneer Jeff Keohler in a phone conver- sation. The colorful clown jar sold for $690. Both McCoy cookie jars were consigned by Cope’s nephew. Cold painting is a post-firing decorative process where details are painted over a previously glazed and fired piece; these decorative touches are easily rubbed or washed off. Above: McCoy designer Leslie Cope signed and cold Of the 120 pottery lots by Ohio artist painted this bear cookie jar and propelled it to the sale’s Rick Wisecarver (1950-2002), it was his 19- top lot at $983. inch two-handle floor vase with chief’s head that brought high dollar at $690. “I knew Below: This colorful Wisecarver Indian brave cookie jar sold Rick,” said Koehler. “Rick would buy pot- for $253. Above: Prices for Weller ranged from $5.75 for a repaired Weller tery blanks from McCoy and other potteries Floretta pitcher to $690 for this Sarah McLaughlin signed Hudson and decorate them with Native American vase. themes.” Three of Rick Wisecarver’s oil on canvas paintings of Native Americans sold Below: Rick Wisecarver’s artwork goes Below: At $570, this 11-inch Weller Dick- in the $400-$500 range. completely around the circumference ens vase with an Indian portrait was in Unlike McCoy, Rick made only a few cook- of this 19-inch floor vase that sold for the sale’s top five lots. ie jars. His Indian Brave with war paint, one $690. of 10 made, went for $253. From a field of 82 Weller pots, top dollar went to a 12-inch Hudson vase signed by artist Sarah McLaughlin that sold for $690. A 4-inch Weller Coppertone frog brought $184. Jeff Koehler holds between four and six pottery sales a year. His gallery address is 5255 Heckel Drive, Roseville, Ohio. For upcoming sales, check his website, www. koehlerauctions.com or call 740-819-8441. Watch for his high-end all-McCoy sale in July.

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Auction Day 1 of 2 9am-3pm Donna Kibler tel: (219) 795-2023 tel: (475) 234-5120 &TENNESSEE, Vintage Show Palmersville, Absolute No Time Given Pamela Rose Auction INDIANA, Montgomery, Cast Iron Auction Antiquetel: (509) Faire 529-7770 tel: (330) 794-9100 OHIO, Roseville, Online Pottery Auction DayAntiques 1 of 2 Expo DayEstate 3 of Auction 3 tel: (419) 865-1224 Turs. 11am; Fri. 9am Dinky’s Auction Service Day 1 of 2 SDayunday 5 of 11, december 08 INDIANA, Lebanon, Boone County OHIO, Washington Court House, Scott 9am-5pm both days Heritage Promotions 10am Bunch Brothers Auctioneers Day 1 of 7 tel: (812) 486-6197 ILLINOIS, LeRoy, Country American CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Treasure Hunt DayAntique 1 of 2Markets tel: (434) 846-7452 FLORIDA,tel: (270) 376-2922Lakeland, Collectorama Show Monday, June 28 Auction MICHIGAN, Temperance, Online Auction Market OHIO, North Lima, Online Auction Day 1 of 2 Saturday, July 03 Sat. 8am-5pm & Sun. 9am-2pm North Star Day 2 of 2 9am Fricker Auctions DayTEXAS, 3 of Waco,3 Estate Auction Day 7 of 7 No Time Given Basinger Auction Service INDIANA, Sullivan, Online Only Auction Sunday, nOvember 10 9am-3pmMARYLAND, Canning Taneytown, Attractions 2 Day Public Collectives tel: (906) 250-1618 Day 3 of 3 10am A&S Auction tel: (254) 799-6044 Day 1 of 8 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea tel:Auction (323) 560-7469 Day 1 of 2 PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Renningers INDIANA, Danville, Country Store Auction OHIO, North Lima, Online Auction ILLINOIS, Belleville, Belleville Antique Market Day 2 of 2 MICHIGAN,Antique Extravaganza Temperance, Online Auction DaySaturday 2 of 2 , OctOber 12 Day 7 of 8 Day 3 of 7 FleaSunday Market, June 27 NEW JERSEY, Mount Laurel, Rancocas ednesday une GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique 9am-2pm Canning Attractions WINDIANA, Trafalgar,, J A Fall 23 Gathering at Day 3 of 3 INDIANA, Springport, Bill Harter DayCONNECTICUT, 2 of 2 Branford, Estate Auction OHIO, Roseville, Online Pottery Auction INDIANA, Arcola, Summer Toy Auction Markets tel:OHIO, (323) Roseville, 560-7469 Online Pottery Auction Woods Antique Show the Homestead OHIO, North Lima, Online Auction Retirement Auction Day 2 of 2 Day 6 of 11 1pm Vernon J. Yoder tel: (217) 268-3444 No Time Given Koehler Auctions 8am-2pm Stephen Rush tel: (856) 235-1830 Day 3 of 8 Sat.Day 10am;3 of 4 Sun. 12:30pm Mike Heimel 9am-3pm Teresa Waltz tel: (317) 270-7236 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 1 of 11 Sunday, September 29 tel: (317) 783-9627 INDIANA, Hanover, Antiques & Primitives NEW JERSEY, Mount Laurel, Rancocas INDIANA, Dyer, Public Estate Auction Day 3 of 7 Sunday, July 04 CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea Day 1 of 2 Auction 9amKENTUCKY, Ed Mast Georgetown,tel: (219) 281-1570 46th Semi- Friday, June 25 OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Woods Antique Show OHIO,riday Roseville,pril Online Pottery Auction INDIANA, Danville, Country Store Auction Noon Dave Gray Auctions Tuesday, June 29 F , a 17 Day 1 of 3 Market Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-2pm Olde Stark 8am-2pm Stephen Rush tel: (856) 235-1830 Day 7 of 11 Annual Oxford Antique Market 10am Vicary Auctions tel: (317) 554-7382 MASSACHUSETTS, Beverly, Late June tel: (812) 592-0401 OHIO, North Lima, Online Auction NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market 9am-2pm Canning Attractions Antique Faire tel: (330) 794-9100 9am-3:30pm Jarvis Antiques Day 1 of 2 Estates Auction mOnday, OctOber 21 Day 8 of 8 No Time Given Karen INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (323) 560-7469 Day 21 of 32 INDIANA, Springport, Bill Harter OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire onday uly Miscellaneoustel: (502) 370-7268 Auction NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market tel:M (336) 908-2735, J 05 INDIANA, Dyer, Public Estate Auction Retirement Auction OHIO, Roseville, Online Pottery Auction OHIO, Roseville, Online Pottery Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Day 3 of 3 Day 4 of 7 Day 2 of 2 Day 1 of 7 MICHIGAN, Allegan, Allegan Antique MICHIGAN, Temperance, Online Auction Day 2 of 2 Day 2 of 11 Day 8 of 11 tel:MISSOURI, (260) 768-4129 Kirksville, Midwest Antique DayVIRGINIA, 5 of 7 Fishersville, 65th Shenandoah Market Fest and Flea Market INDIANA, Montgomery, Cast Iron Auction Antiques Expo MASSACHUSETTS, Beverly, Late June Day8am-4pm 2 of 2 Larry Wood tel: (616) 735-3333 INDIANA,Day 2 of 2 Sullivan, Online Only Auction OHIO,Day 2 ofFindlay, 2 Public Auction Estates Auction Wednesday, June 30 Tuesday, July 06 Day 2 of 3 10am Norm Nelson tel: (419) 424-9066 Day 3 of 3 MASSACHUSETTS, Beverly, Late June OHIO, Roseville, Online Pottery Auction OHIO, Roseville, Online Pottery Auction Estates Auction Day 3 of 11 Day 9 of 11 MICHIGAN,OHIO, Springfield, Temperance, The Springfield Online Auction 10amFriday Kaminski, OctOber Auction tel: 04 (978) 927-2223 OHIO,Sunday Greenville,, OctOber Quality 13Public Auction MICHIGAN, Temperance, Online Auction DayExtravaganza 2 of 7 DayCALIFORNIA, 1 of 3 Los Banos, Hunting & 9am Kirby Lyons Day 6 of 7 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Thursday, July 01 Wednesday, July 07 Day 2 of 3 Fishing Collectibles Show OHIO, North Lima, Online Auction MICHIGAN, Temperance, Online Auction OHIO,Market North Lima, Online Auction OHIO, North Lima, Online Auction OHIO, Roseville, Online Pottery Auction OHIO, Roseville, Online Pottery Auction Day 2 of 8 DayFri. 9am-4pm4 of 7 & Sat. 9am-3pm Wes Day9am-3pm 5 of 8 Canning Attractions Day 6 of 8 Day 4 of 11 Day 10 of 11 PENNSYLVANIA, York, York Antiques Douglass tel: (559) 259-5755 tel: (323) 560-7469 Show & Sale Day 1 of 2 Day 2 of 3 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique WISCONSIN, Waukesha, 68th Fall Markets VIRGINIA, Petersburg, Antiques Show & Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Assn. Show Day 4 of 4 Historic Trades Fair & Sale 10am-5pm Toni Clark tel: (804) 586-3337 Fri. 10am-8pm & Sat. 10am-5pm Wisconsin MICHIGAN, Centreville, Antique Market & Day 1 of 2 Antiques Dealers Assn. tel: (815) 575-1272 Sale Day 1 of 2 8am-3pm Bob Zurko tel: (715) 526-9769 Sunday, September 22 ILLINOIS, Belleville, Belleville Antique Saturday, OctOber 05 NEW JERSEY, Mount Laurel, Rancocas Flea Market CALIFORNIA, Los Banos, Hunting & Woods Antique Show Day 2 of 2 Fishing Collectibles Show 8am-2pm Stephen Rush tel: (856) 235-1830 Day 2 of 2 INDIANA, Lebanon, Boone County OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Treasure Hunt NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage Costume Day 2 of 2 Day 2 of 2 Jewelry Show 9am-1pm Joyce Simmons INDIANA, Lebanon, Indy Ad Show tel: (201) 213-2146 Friday, OctOber 18 Day 2 of 2 COLORADO, Denver, World Wide Antique OHIO, Wilmington, Ohio Country Antique & Vintage Show OHIO, Springfield, The Springfield Show No Time Given Denver Mart Extravaganza 9am-3pm Queen City Shows tel: (303) 292-6278 Day 3 of 3 tel: (513) 738-7256 Day 1 of 3 June 22, 2021 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 9 THE ORIGINAL OLMSTED COUNTY 2021 AAAA ANTIQUE ADVERTISING ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET ROCHESTER,ROCHESTER, MN-MNFairgrounds-Fairgrounds Aug. 20th, 21st, 22nd MAY th, th, 1 th 49th America’s #113 Shopping14 Market5 4Year!4th America’s #1 Shopping Market Year! Virtual Convention and Sale Indoor/Outdoor Covering 52 Acres Fri. 1,300+& Sat. 8 Dealersa.m. to 6 p.m.• 9 Bldgs / Sun. •8 a.m.52 Acres to 2 p.m. Bldgs. OpenFree 8 a.m. Adm. to 6 /p.m. Parking / Sun. $5.008 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 24-25, 2021 Dealer InquiriesFree call Adm. 641-832-2700 / Parking $5.00 or 507-269-1473 FUTUREDealer Inquiries DATES: call May641-832-2700 13th, 14th, or 507-269-1473 15th, 2022 Sponsored by the Antique Advertising Association of America (AAAA) Augustwww.iridescenthouse.com 19th, 20th, 21st, 2022 FUTURE DATES: Aug. 19th, 20th, 21st LikeChec Andk outShare our new Us website: On Facebook Thousands of vintage advertising items for sale on-line including signs, posters, tins displays, www.townsendantiqueshows.comwww.townsendshows.com general store, tobacco, breweriana, apothecary, gas & oil, ephemera, bottles, drug store, and more. A ONLINE ONLY Saturday, July 24, 2021: Sunday, July 25, 2021: N O AUCTION AAAA Virtual Convention! AAAA Virtual Sale! T Wayne and Donna Goodman Collection Seminar, tour of Zaharakos Soda Fountain & Museum, sales This free on-line event is open to the general public. Come one, H ADVERTISING * IRONWARE * PRIMITIVES presentations, group chats & free raffles with a grand prize of come all! Thousands of vintage advertising items for sale by E SULLIVAN, IN (25 mi south of Terre Haute) $250, all conducted on the Zoom platform. Vintage advertising dealers from throughout the US. No registration required. Visit: R BEGINS closing THURS., JUNE 24th for sale on AAAA web site. This free on-line event is open to AAAA www.pastimes.org/roomhopping any time after 8:00 am (ET) on members only. Sunday, July 25, 2021. Runs until July 31. # @ 7:00 P.M. EST LOCATION: Boston Auction’s Online Cen- ter @ 5189 West State Road 154, Sullivan, Be a Dealer! B IN 47882. DIRECTIONS: From US 41 and St. Rd. 154, take St. Rd. 154 west 5 miles. Dealers will pay no fees, commissions or expenses of O S To register and begin bidding NOW or any kind. Upload photos of your inventory. A great during the Race Horse-Style closing, visit on-line sales opportunity for sellers of vintage T bostoncentury.hibid.com advertising! To inquire, contact [email protected]. O This ONLINE ONLY AUCTION features old N ADVERTISING incl. Pabst Blue Ribbon, Co- ca-Cola incl 1950’s 10¢ Coke machine, and Join AAAA! more; LARGE asst. of quality of CAST IRON Quarterly glossy print newsletter, monthly e-newsletter, # incl. rare and unusual pcs of Griswold, Wag- ner, and more!; PRIMITIVES; vintage auto- member directory, annual convention and more. graphed baseball memorabilia; and more! $40 per year. To join, go to www.pastimes.org. A U TERMS: All items sold As-Is. 15% Buyer’s Premium. Inspection available Sunday, C June 20th from 2-4 PM EST or call 812-382- [email protected] • 317-594-0658 T 4440 for an appointment. I WWW.PASTIMES.ORG (812) 382-4440 O IN Lic. #AU01027041 N bostoncentury.com Page 10 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM June 22, 2021 COUNTRY AMERICANA AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 26th, 9:00 AM PREVIEW: FRI., JUNE 25th, 3:00 to 6:00 PM & SAT., JUNE 26th, 7:00 TO 9:00 AM FRICKER AUCTION CENTER, 104 EAST CENTER LEROY, ILLINOIS CHRIS FRICKER, AUCTIONEER 309-838-5829 Phone 309-452-9700 IL License# 040000431 isit our wesite at www.fricerauctions.com

COUNTRY FURNITURE WOODWORKING/SHOP TOOLS BOOKS Saturday, June 26 - 9:30 AM 3760 WHEAT RIDGE ROAD, AMISH COMMUNITY BUILDING WEST UNION, OH 45693 ANTIQUES: Early 2 Drawer Dry Sink, 3 Drawer Bird’s-Eye Maple Chest, 2 Drawer Grain Paint Linen Chest, Cherry Drop-Leaf Table, 1 Drawer Country Stand, 2 Drawer Server, Spoon Rack w/Spoons, 3 Piece Rookwood Tea Set, Early Ink Crock, 5 Drawer Burl Walnut & Marble Dresser, 1 Drawer Cherry Night Stand, Silhouette Collection, Tiger Maple Youth Rocker, Folk Art Hat Stand, Children’s Tea Set, Martha Washington Sewing Stand, Round Mustard Claw Foot Table w/3 Leaves, “Audubon” - 50 Selections w/Commentaries by Roger Tory Peter- son, Child’s Chair, Kerosene Lamps, Crocks, Large Collection of Over 100 Books, Asst. Pencil Boxes, Ironstone, Iron Skillets, Crock Bowls, Indiana Kraut Cutter, Early Burl 1 Door Tobacco Stand, Fancy Oak Dresser Style 2 Door Wardrobe, Depression Ladies Dresser, 3 Piece 1950’s Bedroom Set, 4 ft. Country Church Pew, Pair Twin Pineapple Beds, Bachelor’s Chest, Painted Chairs, Oak File Cabinet, Kneehole Desk, Agate Floor Lamp, L.B. Towne Painting, Early Wall Mirror, Victorian Mirror, Painted Tin Canisters, Caroline Williams(Cincinnati, OH) Prints, Braided Rug, Hat Boxes, Jewelry Boxes, Single Shade Reading Lamps, Sewing Rocker, 5 Slat Straight Chair, Linens, Folding Mirror, Putnam Brown Jar, Boldt Mason Jar, Oak Chalkboard, Hat Rack, Floor Reading Lamp, Cow Milk Picture, Coffee Grinder, Doll Collection, Old Doll & Baby Clothes, Vintage Clothes, Asst. Board Games, Dress Form, Christmas Items, Wagoners-Cincinnati, O. Wood Crate, Foss-Schneider Beer Bottle, Brown Beer Bottles, Large Pickle Crock, Cruet Set, Fries Cream Whipper, Straight Razors, Gypsy Pot, Yellow Stool, Rolling Pins, Wood Tool Carrier, Farm Baskets, 2 WWII Helmets, Sprinkler Can, Croquet Set, Painted Drop Leaf Table w/2 Chairs, Wood Pulley, Schweppes Wood Crate, Cameras, Aero Water Bottle, Green Jars, Kraut Cutters, Flour Can, Asst. Cast Iron, Kitchen Utensils, Asst. Silverware, Stemware, More. WOODWORKING & SHOP TOOLS: Jet Special Edition Table Saw, Grizzly GO555 14 in. Bandsaw, Delta Mdl.22-540 Type 2 12 in. x 6 in. Planer, Porter Cable Router & Base w/ Router Table, Craftsman 2.75 HP 10 in. Radial Saw, Delta Shop Master Type 1 Wood Vacuum, Porter Cable Speedmatic Saw, Kennedy Roll-Around Toolbox, Machinist Oak Tool Box, Homelite 14 in. Chain Saw, Porter Cable Sander, Table Grinder, Wood Work- bench, Bench Vise, Shop Vac, Step Ladder, Drill Bits, Wood Clamps, 3 ft. Level, Hand Planes, Hand Saws, Pipe Wrenches, Vises, Kerosene Can, Cross Cut Saws, Pitch Forks, Corn Jobber, Coal & Corn Shovels, Asst. Hand Tools. HOUSEHOLD: Kenmore Washer & Dryer, Kenmore Electric Range, Health Meter Scale, Kirby Sweeper, 2 drawer File Cabinet, white Kitchen Stool.

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This Opportunity Represents a 60-Year Accumulation of Variety & Quality from the Original Homestead. Watch www.auctionzip.com ID #4988 for Updates & Pictures. LUNCH TERMS: CASH, GOOD CHECK w/PROPER ID.

AUCTIONEER - HERBERT ERWIN Phone: (937) 544-8252 • License: 57198639959 June 22, 2021 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 11 TWO-DAY ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 2021 • SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 2021 10:00 AM EACH DAY KCI EXPO CENTER - 11730 N. AMBASSADOR DRIVE KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI NO RESERVES - NO INTERNET OR PHONE BIDDING 5% BUYER’S PREMIUM

150 Pcs. Cut Glass Large Lladro Pr. Chinese Vases Rare Cut Glass Punch Bowl, Vase & Compote Combination

Nearly 100 Lladro Figures Veryl Goodnight Bronze Collection of Cybis Figures

Peacock Lamp

Georgian Silver Caudle Cups Estate Jewelry

Omega Flightmaster Bronze Gus Shafer One of Eight Dave Tiger Maple Chest On Chest Watch Buddha Bronze Handel Lamp McGary Bronzes

Nicolaus Bernard Lepicie Wayne Thiebaud Lithograph Emile Gruppe Oil Painting Josef Albers Lithograph Painting Frank Stella Lithograph VISIT WWW.PENCEAUCTION.COM FOR COMPLETE CATALOG PENCE AUCTION 816-820-3175 | WWW.PENCEAUCTION.COM Page 12 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM June 22, 2021 AUCTION QUALITY PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 2021 @ 9:00 AM SATURDAY, JUNE 26 @10:00 AM Doors open at 8:00 AM TO BE HELD AT 1230 FIFTH STREET KIRBY LYONS AUCTION FACILITY, 5319 SEBRING-WARNER RD. BUILDING #3 FINDLAY, OHIO 45840 GREENVILLE, OHIO COIN OP. SLOT MACHINES; MILLS SHOCKER; ABT GUN GAME; MARVEL POP-UP BASE- PREVIEW ON FRIDAY, JUNE 25TH FROM 12:00 TO 5:00 BALL; PIKES PEAK; VEST POCKET BASKETBALL; STAMP MACHINE; RIDE SANDY HORSE; JUKEBOXES: THREE SEEBURG B, 1426 ROCKOLA, WUR- Directions: Approx. 30 miles NORTH of Dayton, Ohio. From LITZER, AMI CD; TWO TALL VICTORIAN PIER MIRRORS; TWO the intersection of S.R. 49 and U.S. 127 Bypass, take U.S. PREDICTA TVS - ONE IS AN UPRIGHT; CATHEDRAL RADIOS; 127 NORTH approx. ¼ mile to Sebring-Warner Road to auc- CORVETTE PROMO CARS; 4500 RECORDS, CDS; OLD OIL CANS; ADVERTISING SIGNS; RARE LIGHTED TWO SIDED tion site. (WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS ON SALE DAY) PORCELIAN DEALER SIGN; 1970 FIREBIRD SHEET METAL 40+ VINTAGE METAL SEED CO. ADVERTISING SIGNS AND HEADS. - 35+ VINTAGE CLOTH SEED ADVERTISING SACKS - A LOT MORE TO COME CHECK AUCTION ZIP FOR MORE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - 5-VINTAGE OUTBOARD PICTURES AND ITEMS BOAT MOTORS – LOTS OF VINTAGE FISHING EQUIP- TERMS: ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD AS-IS. CASH OR CHECK MENT, REELS, LURES & MINNOW TRAPS – 100+ POCK- WITH PROPER ID. ET KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES – DIE CAST TRUCKS – ZERO TURN MOWERS – WALK MOWERS & MORE! NORM NELSON AND TIM SPECK, AUCTIONEERS ANY QUESTIONS CALL 419-424-9066

FRANK HARLOW & OTHERS • ALL items must be paid for the day of auction. • ALL items are sold AS-IS. • We must collect Sales Tax • TERMS: Cash or Good Check with Proper Photo ID; Visa / MC / Discover accepted with a 3% Clerk Fee added. • Visit us online @ www.auctionzip.com and enter USER ID #8673 for photos and information. • Great food available from Stewarts Southern BBQ! Visit • REMEMBER: +++Never, Ever a Buyer’s (Penalty) Premium at our Auc- (937) 316-8400 tions…What You Bid Is What You Pay! We work for our sellers, we Kirby Lyons - Auctioneer AntiqueWeek appreciate our buyers, and we love our profession! Kirby & Staff Michel Werner - Auctioneer Online At: YINGLING AUCTIONEERING LARGE 2-DAY PUBLIC AUCTION www.antiqueweek.com ANTIQUE & HAND CRAFTED FURNITURE - MANY ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - MANY TINWARE, CAST & WOODENWARE ITEMS - PRIMITIVES - FINE EARLY LARGE 13 STAR FLAG W/GETTYSBURG HISTORY - FINE FRANK FEATHERS PATRICK HENRY CARVED CANE - FRANK FEATHERS SPOON - FINE RESTORED ‘BUFFALO MFG. CO.’ TIMED ONLINE ONLY ENVOY WOODEN RIM BICYCLE - GLASSWARE & CHINA - JOHN BELL & OTHER POTTERY - VINTAGE CHILDRENS TOYS (PEDAL CARS, KEYSTONE/BUDDY L, CAST PCS.) - RARE COMPLETE SET OF (60 CARDS) 1927 E210 YORK ANTIQUE AUCTION CARAMEL TYPE 1 BASEBALL CARDS (INC. RUTH, GRIMES, FABER, HORNSBY, COBB, JOHNSON - YES, THEY ARE ALL THERE!!!) - LARGE SELECTION (100’s) OF EARLY BOOKS (MANY 1800s) INC. CIVIL WAR, FIRE DEPT., LEATHER THURS, JUNE 24, :00 PM EDT BOUND, FURNITURE REFERENCE, RAILROAD, ETC. - NEAT LG. WOODEN LOCOMOTIVE - EARLY FIRE DEPT. BROOKSTON, INDIANA ITEMS - LARGE SELECTION OF ANTIQUE BLACKSMITH & CARPENTER TOOLS (8 DIFFERENT SWAGES - 4 CONES/1 We will sell the collection of Mary and Mick Gunn from Greenfi eld with some APPROX. 4’ TALL - 3 ANVILS - HAND PLANES) - EARLY HARDWARE - OLD FARM ITEMS additions located at Davies Barn, 11751 Springboro Rd. South MRS. FREDERICK ‘FRED’ B. (MARY ‘TILLIE’) HARTMAN - TANEYTOWN, MD as follows: BID NOW FROM ONLINE CATALOG AT LIVE AUCTIONEERS FRIDAY, JULY 2nd, 2021 AT 3:00 P.M. & DAVIES AUCTIONS. https://www.liveauctioneers.com/auctioneer/2953/davies-auctions/ SATURDAY, JULY 3rd, 2021 AT 8:30 A.M. Early country furniture, walnut ca. 1870 bookcase, cast iron Aucti on to be held at theHARNEY VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY COMMUNITY BLDG (REAR BLDG) in the Village of Harney, Md. - (Harney, Md. is located approx. 8 miles South of Gett ysburg, Pa. taking PA Rt. 134 / Taneytown Rd.) - GPS ADDRESS: # 5130 Harney Road, garden urns, advertising, country accessories, decorated stoneware, quilts, samplers, primitives, clocks includes Mahogany large walnut jeweler’s regulator wall clock, folk art, Chinese TANEYTOWN, MD 21787 weight driven A BRIEF LISTING: SATURDAY, JULY 3rd at 8:30 a.m.: Nice early walnut & handle; Curly maple miniature d.t. chest; Old painted wooden barber Western Pa. 5 gal. porcelain, Flow Blue, art pottery and more. jeweler’s 2pc. blind door corner cupboard w/2-door top & 2-door bott om; Neat pole; Old chewing gum dispenser; Dovetailed sliding lid candle box; Oil stoneware jar regulator TERMS: 18% buyer’s premium, MC, Visa, early dough-tray w/lid & legs; Nice hand craft ed paint decorated 2pc. & kerosene lamps; Old pictures & frames; Chippendale wall mirror; Old- American Express, Discover, 3% discount for step-back cupboard w/spoon cutouts, rat-tail hinges, 2-drawer/2-door er glassware & china; Old Emerlite table light; Hanging foyer light w/ checks or cash, all items sold as-is. In-person base w/bracket feet; Nice hand craft ed dovetailed drysink w/2 draw- cranberry shade; Old pen knives (Barlow, Remington, adverti sing, etc.); pick-up of purchases Saturday, June 26th from ers; Nice hand craft ed 4-glass pane wall cupboard w/blue interior & Early leather fi re buckets; Nice early decorated fi reman’s implement 10 AM to 4:00 PM and Monday, June 28th from rat-tail hinges; Nice custom Windsor armchair; Old heart back tall shoe wooden box; VN 1879 fi reman’s leather helmet w/Waynesboro shield; 10 AM to 4:00 PM or by appointment. Shipping shine chair; Nice early wooden wheelbarrow w/wooden spoke wheel in Fine early Union #3 leather fi re helmet w/shield; Old fi re nozzle; Nice is responsibility of buyer and can be arranged robin egg blue paint; LARGE EARLY 13 STAR FLAG (framed & suppos- amber colored Hazelton’s High Pressure Chemical barrel shaped fi re ingly hung in the Adams County Courthouse ) - Must See!; FINE Frank keg w/handle; Early Fire Department photos (some horse drawn); Fire- through A-1 Packaging Store, West Lafayette, IN Feathers carved wooden cane with Patrick Henry 1828 Independence man daguerreotype & others; Early fi reman’s, railroad & barn lanterns; 765-497-1133 or [email protected] & other verses; FINE Frank Feathers carved wooden spoon; Neat Lantern globes; Nice brass small cannon barrel; Nice old graduated set or larger items through Uship.com Walnut 7 drawer Clark’s ONT spool cabinet folk art carved cane w/many animals; VN fully restored ‘Buff alo Mfg. of sleigh bells on strap; Early fi re bell on iron stand; Old wooden duck Ansonia Co.’ Envoy wooden rim bicycle - outstanding!; VN large wooden folk decoys; Lg. wooden straight razor; Old bott les & fl asks; Nice McGinnis art looking train locomoti ve on secti on of track; Nice early miniature Pure Rye/Gin and Pen Mar enameled back bar bott les; Pen Mar paper dovetailed case 3 d.t. drawer chest w/bracket feet; Lg. carved dated label whiskey bott le; Old oak case wall telephone (marked Taneytown); 1769 bible box; 2 early fl int dueling pistols (1 w/carved stock); Sev. old Edison oak case Amberola cyl. phonograph; 100’s of early books (many swords; Sev. old wall hanging salt boxes; F.H. Cowden stenciled batt er dati ng to 1800’s) - leather bound, Civil War, Railroad, Fire Dept, fi ne jug w/ti ns (1 ear as-is); VN John Bell 2gal. blue fl owered jug w/handle; selecti on of anti que reference books on all subjects (many books sold J. Bell 8” diam. trivet; Crocks & jugs w/blue (some signed); Redware separate & many box lots); Old magazines; Nice hand craft ed wooden items; Early children’s toys & related items inc. Early Fire Chief pedal car goat wagon w/seat & shaft s. (orig. fi nish), early Irish Mail type pedal scooter, Keystone press steel FRIDAY - JULY 2nd AUCTION (starti ng at 3:00 PM): LARGE SELECTION water tower truck, Nice Buddy L coal truck (orig. fi nish), iron sti ll banks OF ANTIQUE BLACKSMITH SHOP & OLDER CARPENTER TOOLS; 8 Early (inc. Mutt & Jeff ), mechanical banks (organ grinder, lion & monkeys), swages (all diff erent & unique!); 4 early blacksmith cones (1 approx. old iron toy cap guns, paper mache rabbits, iron toys, Big Bang cannon 4’ tall); Early blacksmith tools; 3 early anvils (1 signed); Selecti on of Noblesville Ind. tin Tipton Co., Ind. applique w/box, Early straw-stuff ed jointed teddy bear, German ti n motorcycle old hardware; Old hand augers; Old draw knives; Many old hand & Early dry sink with drawer advertising sign quilt w/rider, etc.: Early child’s stenciled Express wagon; Early child’s tricycle; block planes (w/orig. boxes, wooden, signed, etc.); Old traveler wheels; NICE Wagner stenciled coaster wagon w/wooden spoke wheels; Early Chisels; Lg. dovetailed wooden carpenters chest; Many clamps; Old oil- miniature iron stove w/pipe; Adverti sing items; Neat early multi -draw- ers; Wooden hay fork; Wooden adv. & other boxes; Lg. mixture of older er oak ‘Imperial Main Springs’ counter top cabinet; Many old collect- hardware (nuts, screws, bolts, hinges, wheels, castors, etc.); Sm. vises; ibles of all sorts; Paper & Old postcards; RARE COMPLETE SET OF (60 Old Mail Pouch tobacco wall thermometer; Early steam whistles; Early CARDS) 1927 E210 YORK CARAMEL TYPE 1 BASEBALL CARDS (inc. Frick Co. gauges; Iron horse head hitch post; Dated 1766 Conestoga RUTH, GRIMES, FABER, HORNSBY, COBB, JOHNSON) - a complete set wagon jack; Early locks& keys; Collecti bles; Early horse drawen wooden - most cards in exc. conditi on, some w/creasing but sti ll RARE!!!! - & iron spike harrow; Early bicycle parts; Early bicycle seats; Older bike; SOLD AS A SET!; Old top hat w/Pen Mar badge; Pen Mar Park items; Early 2-seater bicycle frame; Atlanti c washboiler; Nice Railway Express Graniteware; Many ti nware items; Ironware inc. tasters, dippers, Agency porc. sign; Medford Coal ti n adv. signs; Lg. porc. Water Power ladles, old kitchenware, etc.; Brass & copper pcs.; Salt crocks; Butt er Hanover, Pa. adv. sign; Lg. morti se leg meat bench; Canning jars (some molds; Apple peelers & cherry seeders; Old hand bells; VN set of 7 brass blue); Old garden tools; Wooden nail kegs - PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS bells w/leather hand straps; Nice copper mid size kett le w/d.t. bott om NOT SEEN DUE TO CONGESTION!!! AUCTIONEERS NOTE: THIS 60+ YEAR COLLECTION OFFERS MANY RARE & UNUSUAL ITEMS OF INTEREST- MANY SURPRISES TO BE FOUND & TOO Ohio Star patchwork NUMEROUS TO MENTION!! - VISIT AUCTIONZIP ID # 50735 FOR PICTURES (WHICH WILL BE UPDATED 6/30/21) *** FLAG/FRANK FEATHERS/ Paint decorated country linen press Old red painted N.E. mule chest quilt ENVOY BICYCLE & BASEBALL CARDS SOLD AT 12 NOON*** TERMS OF AUCTION: CASH, CASH, OR APPROVED CHECK, 6% MD. SALES TAX Doug Davies, Auctioneer #01032604 Kenny Synesael, Auctioneer #10000006 In-person PREVIEW: AUCTION PREVIEW: THURSDAY, JULY 1 (12:00 NOON ti ll 5:00 PM), FRIDAY-JULY 2nd, DOORS OPEN AT 10AM (PREVIEW FOR SATURDAYS PORTION P.O. Box 5542, Lafayette, IN 47903 Friday, June 18th from STOPS AT 3:00 PM FRIDAY & THEN DOORS OPEN SATURDAY MORNING AT 7:00 AM) 765-449-4515 • 765-491-2018 (cell) 10 AM to 4:00 PM at AUCTION CONDUCTED & MANAGED BY: KEITH YINGLING -AUCTIONEER E-mail: Davies Barn or PA LIC. #2603L - GETTYSBURG, PA - PH: (717) 476-9523 [email protected] by appointment. JIMMY PETERS (PA LIC. #2420) & KEVIN YINGLING (PA LIC. #2744) - AUCTIONEERS June 22, 2021 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 13 COINS, STAMPS, STERLING, JEWELRY ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SUNDAY, JUNE 27 at 10 AM COINS: Complete Sets in holders incl Lincoln cents, Jeffer- son nickels, Roosevelt dimes, Washington quarters, Franklin halves; proof silver & gold eagles; 1857 Flying Eagle; proof & mint sets; Commems; U.S. gold incl. Indian quarters, cor- onet; Morgans incl. UNC CC; peace dollars. STAMPS: Mint World & UN collections, Columbian Expo series, FDCs. STERLING: Tiffany Olympian spoon; flatware incl. Steiff, Towle Chippendale, State House Formality, Whiting Pompa- dour, Wallace samples; souvenir spoons; John Hasselbring measure. JEWELRY: Gold & Gemstone incl. earrings, rings, brace- lets, charms; platinum & diamond bracelet; loose gemstones incl. sapphires, garnets, emeralds, topaz, diamonds; antique incl. Vict.locket on book chain, hairwork, hat & stick pins; Costume incl. Swarovski, Ciner, Trifari, Carre, Gloria Van- derbilt, Coro, Dominique Aurientis; Masonic. POCKET & WRIST WATCHES: Pocket incl. Elgin, ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MARKET Waltham. Wrist incl Gucci, Bulova, Benrus, Hamilton. Located at the Fairgrounds in Allegan, Michigan Michigan’s Largest Antique Show JUNE 27 RAIN OR SHINE ~ 5 LARGE BUILDINGS JULY 25 ~ 200 Outside Dealers ~ Most Under Canopies New Exhibitors Every Show AUGUST 29 Shady Camping Areas *SEPT. 25-26 Picnic Areas ~ Food Services Special 2-Day Show Online Bidding – Catalog Available June 18! Just a Short Drive into West Michigan from Indiana, Ohio or Illinois. LARRY WOOD 2030 Blueberry Dr. N.W., Grand Rapids, MI 49504 616-735-3333 www.CordierAuction.com for details. www.alleganantiques.com ONLINE AUCTION BASAucti ons.com Vehicle, Silver, Coins, High End Collectibles, Furnishings, Gold/Silver Jewelry Bidding ends June 29, 2021 2001 Buick Century, US Silver coins including Morgan and Peace Dollars, Bendix Aviation Corp. WWII U.S. Liberty and Franklin Half Dollars, Barber, Liberty and Washington Quarters, A Army Air Force Type D-12 aviation VERY RARE 1916-D Mercury Dime and more! WWI and WWII Military items compass including Knives, Bayonets, Binoculars, Compasses and more including a USN 7x9 bell! Very large selection of costume and fashion jewelry including some Gold and Silver pieces marked 14k, 12k and .925; (2) U.S. Army Compasses. Windsor Mid-Century USANITE Marked Eng. Dept. 9 panel beveled glass Quality furniture, RR lanterns, Art, Decor, Appliances, U.S.A. 1917 and the other mirror Household and more! (4) 1935 United U.S.C.E. Selling the pair as a set. States $1 Bill Silver Certifi cates. ONLINE BIDDING ENDS: Selling as a group Tues., June 29, 2021- starting at 6:30 pm 1885-CC United States Morgan PREVIEW: Mon., June 28th from 3-6 pm Silver Dollar Auctioneers: J Paul Basinger, Julie Cerneka, Rich Basinger, Joe Rulli Full terms, details, photos 18” Necklace marked and bidding on our website! 14K...17.9gram.

Gold decorated cobalt blue glass pitcher with Very early Pilots 9983 Market St. ¯ ten shot glasses and Aviation wrist Turquoise Squash brides basket compass North Lima, OH 44452 Blossom necklace. Marked Sterling 1820 United States Capped Bust Square Base Silver Half Dollar Exceptionally nice (3) pc Wrought iron outdoor patio/garden set. Includes settee and 2 chairs

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ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVES AUCTION Tri-County Summer Toy Auction 2 miles north of Arcola, IL on Rt. 45 & 2 ½ miles west on CR 400 SUNDAY, JUNE 27TH, 12:00 PM June 23, 2021 1:00 P.M. – Preview 10:00 A.M. till sale time HANOVER AUCTION CENTER 599 WEST LAGRANGE RD., HANOVER, IN 600 Lots of Toys ANOTHER LAST-SUNDAY-OF-THE-MONTH ANTIQUE & PRIMITIVE AUCTION 90+pcs. of furniture; 12 tin pie safe (basket tins); Seed cabinet; Counter top seed cabinet; 3 NIB Farm Toys door milk safe; Dry sinks; 8’ harvest table; Primitive worktables; Nail bin; Several cupboards; Parlor sets; 4 stack bookcase; Variety of chairs; more; 25+pcs of stoneware; Taylor Lock store display; Keen Kutter wagon; Gran- Smith Miller Trucks iteware; Manikins; Vintage clothing; Milk bottles; Keen Kutter & Belknap tools; Canning jars & Old bottles; Numerous small primitives; 60’s, 70’s & Ertl Trucks 80’s Playboy; Quilts; 3’x4’ Coke sign; Hog oiler; Tins; Baskets; more. Check out over 500 pics on auctionzip.com Auctioneer #12484 up til sale date NIB Trains Late load coming in. BIG AUCTION!!! No Buyers premium. Cash, check or credit card. Food served. Pedal Tractors DAVE GRAY AUCTIONS & APPRAISALS IN #AU19400107 • KY #RP7281 • 812-592-0401 30+ Model Steam Engines, A great collection for The serious collector! Large Collection of Caterpillar Toys, most NIB some very ra pieces!

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SATURDAY, JUNE 26 – 10:00 AM Location: 1840 Chandlersville Rd. ZANESVILLE, OH Antique and Vintage Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Farm Equipment

NOTE: The late Cecil Harper started his Auto Business in 1954. 100s of items to be sold. This is a partial listing. Many items not listed. VEHICLES: 2002 Thunderbird – only 25 miles, great condition – like new, 1940 Oldsmobile –1934 Plymouth 4 door 1935 Ford coupe 1926 Ford Model T, 1929 Ford Model A, 1935 Ford, 1961 Plymouth 1985 GMC Suburban 2500, 1928 Plymouth 2 door, Online Auction! 1988 Mercedes Benz, Collectibles, Pocket Watches, 1962 Studebaker pick-up truck, 1953 Chevy Belair, 1941 Dodge Wall Clocks, Art, Tools, Model Trains, Paintings, Furniture, Stained 2 door, 1940 Chevy 4 door, 1948 Plymouth 2 door, 1969 Dodge Polara, 1973 Lincoln Continental 4 door, 1979 Buick Regal, 1978 Glass, Ewes, Dolls, Home Decor, Exercise Equipment, and Furs. Lincoln Continental, and lots more!

FARM & MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: 2 Antique gas pumps, Electric car hoist – 7000 lb. capacity, Barber Chair, Ford Far- matic 60 Farm Tractor, Old Philco refrigerator, John Deere 336 square hay baler, Ford Golden Jubilee Tractor, Hesston 1110 hay conditioner, 6 Ft. Brush Cutter, King Cutter 6 ft box scrapper, Old Hay Rake, Vermeer model 403 round hay bailer, Large number of Die-Cast cars & trucks, Large amount of miscellaneous items.

Koehler Auctions Jeff Koehler Auctioneer KoehlerAuctions.com 740/819-8441 BIDDING ENDS: MONDAY, JUNE 28, 2021 AT 10:00 AM LOCATION: 1905 Smith Road, Temperance, Michigan 48182 PREVIEW: Thursday, June 24, 2021 from 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Bid Now! www.PamelaRoseAuction.com Download Our App | Office: 419-865-1224 Pamela K Rose Auction Co, LLC Pamela Rose, REAL ESTATE | AUCTIONEERS | CONSULTANTS Auctioneer June 22, 2021 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 15

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AY000004L Page 16 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM June 22, 2021 New owners for historic Marburger Farms Antique Show ROUND TOP, Texas — Marburger venues comprising the biannual Round Marburger are Jeremy Buonamici, ward to celebrating the 25th edition of Farm and the Marburger Farm An- Top antique fair. The Tuesday morn- CEO of the Fashion Industry Gallery, the Marburger Farm Antique Show in tique Show, part of the massive Round ing VIP opening is the highlight of the a special events and trade show com- 2022.” Top antiques and design fairs, was ac- fair week, and over the five-day event, pany, and Kelly Cornell, who is Direc- Twice a year, more than 100,000 quired by a group led by Brook Part- buyers select from vetted and authen- tor of the Dallas Art Fair and oversees visitors descend upon the tiny, 90-per- ners, Inc., owners and operators of the ticated antique and vintage finds from its operations. son town of Round Top for the famous Dallas Art Fair and the Dallas based more than 300 top-tier dealers. The Said Brook Partners CEO John Round Top antiques and design fair, Fashion Industry Gallery. In acquir- show takes place in enormous tents Sughrue, “The Marburger Farm An- featuring thousands of dealers selling Marburger Farm Antique Show, across a bucolic country field and in 11 tique Show is a Texas icon, and we ing antiques, collectibles, home décor Brook Partners will now produce the historic small-town buildings, includ- are privileged to be passed the baton and fashion from across the globe. The premier Texas antique show alongside ing the legendary Legler Dance Hall, as the latest stewards of this storied town and its surrounding communities Texas’ only international contempo- all of which have been moved to the event. We are fortunate to assume the play host as barns, dance halls, tents rary art fair and best-of-class fashion property over the years. The Marburg- show’s ownership and its culture of and fields become venues to showcase trade shows. The group was attracted er Show started in 1997 and has been excellence from the Mebus and Fergu- this wide array of goods. In the eve- by the cache and heritage of the Mar- owned by the current family since son families. The energy of the show nings, live music, food, and drinks burger Antique Show particularly the 2007. is electric, and the beauty of the sur- take center stage to entertain the pa- requirement that all antiques offered Brad and Tracy Blacketer, the hus- rounding Round Top community pro- trons who travel far and wide to ex- for sale are required to be authenticat- band-and-wife team who have direct- vides an opportunity for antique buy- perience the many shows. Every year, ed. Brook Partners intention is to con- ed the operations of the Marburger ers and sellers to engage profitably the Fall Show runs during the last two tinue to produce the Marburger Farm Farm Antique Show for more than a while experiencing the majesty and weeks of October and the Spring Show Antique Show as the premier antique decade, will remain in senior manage- magic of the area. It is simply a lot runs during the last two weeks of show in Texas and has the experience ment positions. They will continue to of fun. As they say… ‘f it ain’t broke, March. A third, smaller show has be- to market, produce and operate the be the boots on the ground, leading the don’t fix-it,’ and we intend to preserve gun to develop toward the end of Jan- Show as well as to manage its 43 acres show into the future with a keen un- the DNA and heritage of the Marburg- uary. Round Top is in Central Texas, of real estate. derstanding of its past. Other senior er experience. Our team has produced midway between Houston and Austin. The Marburger Farm Antique Show executives on the Brook Partners team major special events hosting tens of For more information visit www. is one of the approximately 80 show who will be instrumental in managing thousands of people, and we look for- roundtop-marburger.com.

Flags Exhibit From Page 2 ican flags known to have survived. Oth- ers of particular interest include one by Wayne Whipple, who arranged 48 stars in a “complicated” circular pattern that was rejected by President Taft; a 15-star naval jack (meaning just the canton, not Above: Not all flags on exhibit are official, the field of stripes); and a rare 47-star silk including this one, altered in protest of the flag. Oddities include a “hopeful” example Vietnam War. Credit: Jeff R. Bridgman made in the 1960s or 1970s, boasting 51 stars; and a 41-star flag that was “never Left: This early 19th C. flag is one of the official” (Montana and Washington joined earliest American flags known to have sur- the Union in the same “flag year” and the vived. Its 13-stars are arranged in a “Great official flag jumped from 40 to 42 stars). Star” pattern. Credit: Jeff R. Bridgman The smallest example on display at the museum measures 4 by 6 inches and features 18 stars. It is attached to a small wooden staff. And then there is the flag transfer that never made it to the back of a leather jacket. In addition to flags is a display of rare documents, including an original printing of the first 10 Amendments to the Con- office, and the majority opinion of Chief plete set that would be onboard a Revolu- stitution (what would come to be known Justice Roger B. Taney in the 1857 Dred tionary War-era ship. as the “Bill of Rights”), as well as a first Scott case, which denied the possibility of Two blocks from Constitution Hall and 1787 printing of the proposed U.S. Consti- citizenship for Black people. in Betsy Ross’s neighborhood, the Mu- Above: This large black and white flag is tution. Also on view are handwritten an- As part of its celebration of the Fourth seum of the American Revolution hosts an attention getter more than 150 years notations made in 1783 to state constitu- of July, flags from the Museum’s “True a variety of special programs, many of after it was made. States that seceded tions that deal with the impact on Jewish Colours” project will fly outdoors. Hand which are family friendly. For more infor- from the Union are not represented by a Americans in regards to holding public stitched, these flags represent the com- mation, go to www.amrevmuseum.org. star. Credit: Jeff R. Bridgman

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• You can place a classified ad in Call Today AntiqueWeek for as little as $2.70? To List Your Books Here!! • All AntiqueWeek classified ads also appear on antiqueweek.com Contact at no additional charge? Melissa At • If you run your ad for two consecutive 1-800-876-5133 weeks, the third week is free? ext. 352 June 22, 2021 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 23 Below: Pictured is the Mills 5-cent, Antique Slot Machines Deuces Wild, hi-top slot machine of From Front Page 1948. Its estimated value in good condition is $3,000. It is among the last slot take over the business, thanks in part to its machines produced by Mills. (photo Money Honey in 1963. This machine could submitted) pay out hundreds of coins rather than just 20 or so. Eventually, Ballys made one that allowed customers to play up to five coins at once. According to Saul, the 10 most sought-after slot machines are the 1941 Mills Dia- mond Front, Mills Hi-Top, Mills Bursting Cherry, 1938 Mills Roman Head 5-cent, 1946 Jennings Super Deluxe Club Chief, 1935 Watling Coin Front 25-cent, 1947 Mills Black Cherry 5-cent, 1933 Watling Treasury 5-cent, 1948 Mills Blue Bell 10-cent and 1950 Pace Four Reel Harrah’s Club 10-cent. Can you own a slot machine? That depends on where you live. Ownership of Above: This Bursting Cheery slot Above: Watling was a popular slot slot machines of any kind are prohibited in machine by Mills Novelty Company machine manufacturer and came up Connecticut, Hawaii, Nebraska, South Car- was produced in 1937, valued at with this 1930s, 25-cent Cherry Roll-A- olina, and Tennessee. $2,500. It measures 15 by 16 inches and Top slot machine. It sold for $60 apiece Ownership of any type of slot machine is stands 24.5 inches tall. It is made from new and is valued at $7,500 today. permitted in Alaska, Arkansas, Kentucky, cast iron rather than aluminum. (photo submitted) Maine, Minnesota, Nevada, Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia. Below: This 1930s Watling Treasury 5-cent slot machine is val- Machines 25 years or older are permit- ued at $6,000. Watling machines were invented by Thomas ted in Arizona, California, Delaware, Illi- Watling of Scotland. He founded his slot machine business in nois, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, 1889 and became famous for their coin-operated weight Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, scales of 1902. Watling sold slot machines in 1933 for just $75 New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dako- each. (photo submitted) ta, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. Machines 20 years or older are permitted in Florida while machines 30 and over are allowed in Massachusetts, Missouri, and New York. In Colorado, machines before 1984 are legal while in Idaho, Kansas, and Georgia machines before 1950 are legal. Slot machine ownership is permitted in District of Columbia (before 1952) and Vermont (before 1954). In South Dakota and New Jersey, machines before 1941 are legal. In Alabama, Class II machines are permitted.

Above: $3,300 is the asking price for this 1930s Jennings Little Duke 1-cent slot machine. Later models offered a gumball after each play. This machine included an unusual three- reel format, and they are concentric discs. The machine was designed by E.C. Bignell, a French manufacturer, who distributed Jennings machines. (photo submitted)

Above: Mills got fancy when they created a hand-carved Native American Indian Chief for its War Eagle slot machine, which stands 81 inches tall. The details of the carving of this life- sized machine are exceptional, all the Above: This Liberty Bell slot machine was created by Charles way down to the glass eyes. The War Fey in 1894. It is the first variation of the modern mechanical Eagle was manufactured from 1931- we see today, originally being referred to as a “fruit Selling recently for $3,395 at auction was this original 1937 Mills 1938. It was the first of its kind to have a machine” or “one-armed bandit”. Its three-reel model is still 10-cent slot machine. The item stands 28 inches tall and five-coin visible escalator and the first used today despite great advances in slot technology. An weighs 150 pounds. In 1897, company founder Mortimer Mills to have 20 stops (with 8,000 combina- original Liberty Bell slot machine is still on display at the Lib- launched the Mills Owl, which was the first mechanical upright tions). (photo submitted) erty Belle saloon in Rene, Nevada. (photo submitted) cabinet slot machine. (photo submitted) Page 24 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM June 22, 2021