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48th Annual Spring Auction MARTIN PLAN TO ATTEND!! AUCTIONEERS, INC. Horse Drawn Coaches, Carriages, Sleighs, Appointments & Antiques Friday, April 26th 2019

AUCTION Lebanon Fairgrounds Mail Coach BEGINS 80 Rocherty Rd. “Lightning” AT Original Condition 9:00 AM Lebanon, PA 17042 MAKER: Million-Guiet & Cie, View Our Large Photo Gallery at Paris, France, www.martinauctioneers.com  Albany Vis a Vis Hooded Sleigh Restored

Brewster and Co. MARTIN George IV Phaeton AUCTIONEERS, INC. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. Member of the Carriage Association of America, American Shooting Break Driving Society, USEF, the Concord Coach Society, National Restored No Dogs or Pets Auctioneers Assoc., Pennsylvania Auctioneers Assoc. will be allowed in any and all Auction Buildings & Auction Areas including Out Side Sessions in the Field and under Tents that are utilized by Martin Auctioneers, Inc. AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: MARTINAUCTIONEERS, INC. AUCTION SITE PHONE P.O. Box 99 • 12 N. Railroad Avenue • New Holland, PA 17557 Telephone: 717-354-6671 • Paul Z. Martin, Jr., President Starting Wednesday, April 24, 2019 www.martinauctioneers.com • [email protected] 717-272-7011 PA AY 000144L USA $25.00 CANADA & OVERSEAS $30.00 LOT #70 - Mail Coach - "Lightening" (see page 43 for details) LOT #90 - Restored Brewster C-Spring Victoria Maker: Million-Guiet & Cie, Paris, France, ca. 1892 Former Owners: Wm. G. Tiffany (1842−1905); Maker: Brewster & Co., Broome St, NY Serial # 18587 T. Suffern Tailer (1866−1928); E. Victor Loew (1873−1950) Built April 1, 1891

LOT #80 - Park Drag (see page 48 for details) Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, 1903, Serial #24523 Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869−1939) Welcome To . . . MARTIN AUCTIONEERS, INC. Annual 48th Spring Auction of Carriages, Sleighs & Antiques Friday, April 26th, 2019 Friday - 9:00 AM

Lebanon Area Fairgrounds 80 Rocherty Road Lebanon, Pennsylvania 17042

Auction Site Phone 717-272-7011

1 PLAN TO ATTEND THIS AUCTION!! We will be selling with 3-4 Auction Rings. We will most likely be selling with several auction rings starting in the morning, concurrent with the main auction ring. Plan on a very large Friday Auction. Consignments still being accepted. Must contact office prior to delivering consignments to auction site. We will try to provide photos on our Website up to Starting Day.

PREVIEW ITEMS: THURSDAY, APRIL 25 - 12 NOON to 6:00 PM FRIDAY, APRIL 26 – 9 AM - CATALOGUED COACHES, CARRIAGES & SLEIGHS Approximately 2:00 PM – Large Session of Horse & Carriage Antiques & Appointments, both Catalogued and Non-Catalogued, approximately 500 to 800 Lots. FRIDAY, APRIL 26 – 5 PM Liquidation of Equipment used to promote and conduct the carriage auctions over the past 47 years.

FROM THE DESK OF PAUL Z. MARTIN, JR. . . . Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is very honored to have the opportunity to auction seventeen historical and deasscentioned Coaches, Carriages and Sleighs from the New-York Histori- cal Society. Approximately 10 of these Coaches and Carriages, mostly manufactured by Brewster & Co., were from the former Owner, Mr. Harris Fahnestock, 1869 to 1939. A member of the New York Coaching Club, he maintained his residence in New York City and Lenox, Massachusetts. Also, Edward Victor Loew (1873-1950) was a former member of the New York Stock Ex- change and an active sportsman. A noted enthusiast and champion “whip”, he was also a leader of the New York Coaching Club. Among many awards, he won the Koch Memorial Cup at the National Horse show in 1929.

From the Henry O. Havemeyer Family, well known coachman and sportsman of their era. Several carriages, including a Cut Under Basket Phaeton by Healy & Co. and a Bewster Spindle Side Governess Cart. This is a rare opportunity to purchase notable pieces of history from the sport of coaching and carriage driving. Please note: The photographs and descriptions will be updated as quickly as possible. Please contact our office for new photos and additional information. Or check our website www.martinauctioneers.com Thank you! We look forward to your participation in this event.

2 TERMS OF SALE

1. All buyers must register at the auction office for a bidder’s number.

2. All vehicles or items sold “as is, where is,” unless seller makes guarantees. All guarantees are between buyer and seller and in no event shall Martin Auctioneers, Inc. be responsible for correctness of warranties or genuiness of description of property. The purchaser must understand he is buying property entirely upon his own, or his agent’s examination and or opinion. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. shall not be held responsible for “no shows, omissions, or errors.” 3. Although statements in this catalog and those made by auctioneer have come from what is thought to be reliable sources, purchaser must understand he is buying property entirely upon his/her own examination and opinion. Any announcements made sale day take precedent over all printed matter. 4. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. reserves the right to reject a bid from any bidder. At the fall of auctioneer’s hammer, ownership of lot passes to highest bidder acknowledged by auctioneer, saying “sold” or otherwise declaring completion of sale. Any dispute arising as to any bidding shall be determined by the Auctioneers at their sole discretion and at the Auctioneer’s discretion, the Auctioneers may immediately put the lot in dispute up again for sale. If any dispute arises after the sale, Martin Auctioneers, Inc. sale record shall be conclusive in all respects. 5. The new owner assumes full responsibility of property he bids for and agrees to pay for same as to terms of sale and confirmation of his purchase. Items become the responsibility of the buyer immediately upon award of the bid. 6. All applicable sales or excise taxes will be added to the purchase price of all taxable items unless the buyer files with the Auctioneer proof of ex- emption from all such taxes in a form satisfactory to the Auctioneers. 7. All payments must be made by cash, travelers checks, certified check or money order. No purchases may be removed until paid in full. All purchases must be paid in full at end of sale day. 8. In the event the purchaser fails to pay the full purchase price for any lot, within the prescribed time, or fails to comply with any other terms of sale, the Auctioneers shall retain a possessory lien on all lots of the purchaser and have the right to resell such lots by public or private sale without notice.

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3 9. All costs and the responsibility of such removal shall be borne by the purchaser. The Auctioneer reserves the right to require proof of adequate insurance coverage from any purchaser of lots requiring dismantling or rigging. Purchaser agrees to indemnify and save harmless both the seller and the Auctioneer against any damage caused by the acts of purchaser and/or his/her agents in connection with the dismantling or removal of any lots. 10. All lots must be removed from Lebanon Fairgrounds by NOON, SATURDAY, APRIL 27th, 2019 at purchaser’s sole cost and risk and only in a manner approved by the Auctioneers. If for any reason, the purchaser fails to remove any lot within the time specified, the lot shall be deemed abandoned, and the Auctioneer at his sole discretion may resell, per paragraph 8 above, or remove and store the said lots at the purchaser’s sole risk and expense. In addition, purchaser shall be liable for any rent incurred or damages suffered by the Auctioneer because of purchaser’s failure to remove any lot. If for any reason the purchaser cannot remove his/her lots, be it horse drawn vehicles or miscellaneous merchandise, special arrangements must be made in writing with the auctioneer or Martin Auctioneers, Inc. at time of settlement. All purchases must be paid in full at the end of sale day.

PLEASE NOTE: All purchases must be paid by end of sale day. Due to the large quantity of Carriages & Sleighs for Friday’s Session special arrangements can be made at the auction for extra days of storage at the Lebanon Fairgrounds as a service to our clients. 11. No sale shall be invalidated by reason of any defect or inaccuracy in any of the lots by reason of their being incorrectly described in the catalog and no liability shall be borne by the Auctioneers in respect of any such faults or errors. These have been prepared only as a guide. Please inspect all equipment. 12. A buyer is deemed to have accepted an item when he makes his bid. 13. TERMS & CONDITIONS: CASH, CERTIFIED CHECKS, TRAVELERS CHECKS, VISA, DISCOVER, MASTERCARD. Personal or business checks accepted only with a current Bank Letter of Guaranteed Payment, made payable to Martin Auctioneers, Inc. This currently dated letter must be presented at time of registering for a buyer’s number.

• 13% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% Discount for Cash or Checks 6% PA Sales Tax - Dealers: Bring copy of your current Tax ID #.

BUYERS: All purchases must be paid by END OF SALE DAY before being removed from Auction Facilities. All Items must be removed from Auction Facilities by Satur- day, April 27th, 8 AM to 12:00 Noon or special arrangements can be arranged. 4 RECEIVING TIMES Wednesday, April 24 – 12:00 Noon – 6:00 PM Thursday, April 25 – 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Friday, April 26 –8:00 – 9:00 AM (Start of Auction) We will be selling and accepting carriages, wagon, saddles, harness and good quality items that normally sell on Satuday - we will accept them to be sold on Friday. This will be a Large One Day Auction.

BUYERS & CONSIGNORS All items must be removed from Lebanon Area Fairgrounds by 12:00 noon on Saturday, APRIL 27th, 2019, NO EXCEPTIONS!! Any and all items (except carriages and sleighs) remaining at Lebanon Area Fairgrounds after 12:00 noon on Saturday will be considered abandoned property and removed, with no monetary return to buyer or seller. Any moving or storage fees will be charged to persons abandoning goods.

Carriage and sleighs or items remaining at Lebanon Fairgrounds after 12 noon on Saturday will be put into public storage. All storage charges will be paid by purchaser. Purchaser’s expense will also include a fee of $50.00 per vehicle for handling and trucking. Martin Auctioneers, Inc., its agents or employees will not be held liable for any damage, missing pieces or parts of any items moved to public storage or any other location. Also, Martin Auc- tioneers, Inc. will not take any responsibility for any items while in storage area. That is the purchaser’s or seller’s sole responsibility. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

PLEASE NOTE: All purchases must be paid by end of sale day. Due to the large quantity of Carriages & Sleighs for Friday's Session special arrangement can be made at the auction for extra days of storage at the Lebanon Fairgrounds as a service to our clients.

ATTENTION BUYERS For the convenience of our buyers, reserve seating is available for Friday’s sessions, but not required to participate in the sale. Preferred (assigned) seating is $20.00 per seat. First come, first serve basis is $5.00 per seat. Bleachers - no charge. Seats not required to participate in the bidding.

EVERY ITEM AND/OR VEHICLE IS SOLD “AS IS, WHERE IS”. THE PURCHASER MUST UNDERSTAND HE IS BUYING PROPERTY ENTIRELY UPON HIS OWN, OR HIS AGENT’S EXAMINATION AND OPINION. ALL PURCHASES MUST BE PAID BY THE END OF SALE DAY AND BEFORE BEING REMOVED FROM SALE AREA. 5 CONSIGNORS AND BUYERS

Martin Auctioneers, Inc., reserves the right to inspect all catalogued appointments and other items, upon delivery, at check-in. Martin Auctioneers reserve the right to reject any items deemed unsuitable for auction!

BUYERS - Please keep in mind this catalog is a guide only. While descriptions are believed to be accurate, the auction company makes no warranties or guaranties, expressed or implied. You or your agent are responsible to make your own inspection, prior to any item being sold. Everything is sold “as is, where is”.

It is our goal to sell good quality equine appointments, col- lectibles and antiques during the catalogued session, as you have come to expect.

Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is not responsible for failure of any consignor to produce any advertised items. All descriptions and statements are provided by the consignors. Statements made day of sale take precedence over all printed material. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is acting only as agent for consignor and is not responsible for “No Shows, Omissions, Errors or Statements” made by consignor. ALL ITEMS SOLD, “AS IS, WHERE IS”. Statements made day of sale take precedence over all printed material. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is not responsible for “No Shows, Omissions, or Errors” PLEASE NOTE TO ALL DOG & PET OWNERS ATTENDING THE OCTOBER CARRIAGE AUCTION AT THE LEBANON FAIRGROUNDS & ALL FUTURE AUCTIONS HELD AT THE FAIRGROUNDS. No Dogs or Pets will be allowed in any and all Auction Buildings & Auction Areas including Out Side Sessions in the Field and under Tents that are utilized by Martin Auctioneers, Inc. There cannot be any exceptions! NOTE: COURTESY WILL BE GIVEN TO SERVICE ANIMALS.

6 ~ TENTATIVE AUCTION SCHEDULE ~

MAIN AUCTION RING 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM - Lots # 1 - 140 Catalogued Coaches, Carriages & Sleighs 2:30 PM – Lot # 150 - 450 Catalogued and non-catalogued Appointments Approximately 5:00 PM - Tents, misc. chairs, etc. Approximately 6:00 PM - Horse & Carriage Trailers; Flat- bed & Utility Trailers. SADDLE SESSION – English/Western & Harness session & non-cataloged carriages session times will be an- nounce day of auction TABLE BOX LOT SESSION – Time will be announced day of auction and will include: Equine Books & Magazines; Antiques; Box Lots of Halters, Bridles, Stable Tack & More of Only Good Quality Items.

**Please note: These Times are Approximate Only

Please check website (www.martinauctioneers@frontier- net.net) for consignment contracts, updates, listings & photos.

Commission Rates: Check Consignments contracts on our website.

7 FRIDAY April 26th, 2019 9:00 AM Sharp!! INSIDE AUCTION BUILDING

    Catalogued Coaches, Carriages and Sleighs Lot #1 – #140

8 LOT #1 - Dog Cart & Harness

Maker: Unknown Antique, used w/80 lb. German shepherd, horse style collar design w/reins

LOT #2 - Miniature Horse Pony Cart

Maker: Shady Lane Wagons Black, slightly used, wheels on rubber

9 LOT #3 - 2 Passenger Sleigh

Maker: Tag reads – Geo.Lehley, Brant, NY Black & brown

LOT #4 - 4 Passenger Cut-Under Surrey

Maker: Kenton Carriage, Kenton, OH Black, wheels on steel, reversible front/back seat rest, brakes Extra Equipment: Shafts

10 LOT #5 - Slat Sided Gig - Horse Size

Maker: Edward & Sons, Bridgewater, England Black w/red wheels on rubber

LOT #6 - Road Cart

Maker: Luckyeye Carriages Natural finish, wheels on rubber

11 LOT #7 - Doctor's Buggy

Maker: Unknown Black w/red upholstery and wheels on steel Extra Equipment: Shafts

LOT #8 - Serafin Show Cart

Maker:

12 LOT #9 -

LOT #10 - Meadowbrook - Horse

Maker: Unknown Natural finish, wheels on rubber, approx. 20 yrs old

13 LOT #11 - 1850's Market Wagon

Restored Maker: A.H. Murtoff, Boiling Springs, PA Black w/red wheels, 2 bench seats w/backrests, horse hitch equipment, horse shafts, wagon gears

LOT #12 - Wagon

Maker: Unknown Natural, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Shaft & brakes 14 LOT #13 - Tub Cart

Restored Maker: Unknown – European, late 1800’s Wood, w/green wheels on rubber

LOT #14 - Canadian Side Spring Runabout

Maker: Unknown Maroon w/yellow striping, black upholstery, has spindled sides on carriage body, brass hardware, wheels on rubber

15 LOT #15 -

LOT #16 - Kuhnle Training Cart - Large Pony

Maker: Kuhnle Dark green/tan stripe, foot brake, extra wheel, drivers wedge

16 LOT #17 - CDE Show Phaeton

Maker: Unknown Black w/natural wood panels, cut-under full 5th wheel, wheels on rubber, 2 groom seats, flush hubs, ball bearing wheels & axles Extra Equipment: Shafts, poles & splinter bar

LOT #18 - Matinee Wagon

Maker: Unknown Black, wheels on rubber

17 LOT #19 - Coal Box

Maker: Unknown – built in 1865 Black w/maroon, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Shaft

LOT #20 - 4 Passenger Siamese Phaeton

Maker: Unknown Pony size w/shafts or possible pair mini horse size, full cut-under 5th wheel, tan upholstery, green body w/red, steel wheels, early hand- wrought iron steps 18 LOT #21 - Canadian Style Vis-�-Vis w/Coachman's Seat

Maker: Unknown Black w/yellow upholstery, wheels on rubber

LOT #22 - Vis-�-Vis Sleigh

Maker: Voitures Robert Inc/Voitures Robert Fils Carriages, Canada Black & maroon, detachable wheel base unit, red velvet plush seats. Extra Equipment: Detachable wheel base, shafts & hitch pole

19 LOT #23 - Meadowbrook

Maker: Unknown Wood, yellow, 50” wheels on rubber, padded leather seats

LOT #24 - Wagonette

Maker: Unknown Natural, wheels on rubber, umbrella basket Lamps Sell Separately

20 LOT #25 - Gruber Wagon

Restored Maker: Guber Wagon Works Green & red, striping, brakes Extra Equipment: Pole

LOT #26 - Cutter Sleigh

Maker: Unknown Black w/red, foot warmer box, removable wheels for use on ground Extra Equipment: Shafts

21 LOT #27 - Cut-Under Runabout

Restored Maker: Unknown Black w/ivory striping, restored vinyl upholstery, new (bearing) wheels, HD springs, extra seat, full body cover, speedometer, brass wheel wrench Extra Equipment: Shafts

LOT #28 - Stick Seat Runabout

Restored Maker: Unknown Black w/blue wheels, shafts & striping, wheels on rubber, not used since restored Extra Equipment: Shafts

22 LOT #29 - Fixed Pole Pair Cart

New Maker: Martin’s Carriage, Indiana Black w/tan upholstery and gold striping, rear entry w/flip-up seat (built on blueprint of old pair cart)

LOT #30 - Sleigh

Original Maker: Unknown Has groom’s seat

23 LOT #31 - Estate Wagon

Maker: Amish Reproduction Natural wood, brown metal, cream striping, new upholstery, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Pole & shafts Lamps Sell Separately

LOT #32 - Meadowbrook

Maker: Unknown Natural w/black upholstery, flexi-shaft, lift axle 4”, 50” wheels, weather resistant cart cover, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Shafts (85.5’)

24 LOT #33 - Stick Seat Runabout

Maker: Unknown Black & red, wheels on steel Brass Candle Lamps Sell Separately

LOT #34 - Tandem Cart

Restored Maker: Unknown ca.1890 Blue & beige w/striping, tan Bedford cord upholstery, 50” staggered spoke wheels on steel split cushion, raised panel sides & rear Extra Equipment: 87” shafts (brass tips)

25 LOT #35 - Hitch Wagon - Custom Built

Maker: Unknown, built in 2005 Fire engine red, white leather upholstery, garage kept – used approx. 5 times Extra Equipment: Hitch pole, wooden décor whiskey barrels

LOT #36 - Albany Cutter Sleigh

Maker: Unknown Red w/blue upholstery Extra Equipment: Shafts

26 LOT #37 - Runabout

Restored Maker: Brown Carriage Works, Mifflinburg, PA Black body w/maroon gear, restored black tufted upholstery Extra Equipment: Shafts

LOT #38 - Meadowbrook Cart Draft Size

Maker: Unknown Natural wood, tan upholstery

27 LOT #39 - 12 Passenger Cut Under Surrey

Maker: Justin Carriage Works Maroon & black w/light oak stain. Fringe top, maroon marbled leather seats, round top rear storage trunk, gold painted scroll work. Extra Equipment: Hitch pole & brass carriage lamps.

LOT #40 - Swedish Jaktvagn - Hunting Wagon

Restored Maker: Unknown Varnished elm, red naugahyde trimming, fit pair or large single, inc. single draft Front seat lifts to access fold out child seat Extra Equipment: Shafts & pole 28 LOT #41 -

LOT #42 - Serafin Show Cart

Maker:

29 LOT #43 - Cut-Under Top Buggy

Maker: Custom made by Oak Grove Carriage Black w/blue upholstery, used only once in a show, top is removable and is equipped w/brakes, wheels on rubber

LOT #44 - Training Carriage - Pair

Maker: Van den Heuvel Grey, pneumatic tires

30 LOT #45 - Meadowbrook - Pony Size

Maker: Unknown Natural finish, wheels on rubber, approx. 20 yrs old

LOT #46 - Kuhnle Pony Pair Marathon

Maker: Kuhnle Mfg. Co. – K225 Albatross Black & yellow, 4 wheel brakes, special sprung marathon seat Extra Equipment: Padded pair pole, 2 extra single trees

31 LOT #47 - Harewood Carriage

Maker: Unknown Full cut-under, for pair or 4-in-hand, foot & hand brakes, bull set leader bars, wheels on rubber

LOT #48 - Single Sleigh w/Doors - Horse Size

Original Maker: Unknown Black, red running gear, doors on both sides for entry Extra Equipment: Shafts & shaft bells

32 LOT #49 - Park Phaeton Cut-Under w/Canopy Top

Maker: Flynn & Doyle, Bantom, CT Black, green upholstery, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Shafts, pole & neck yoke

LOT #50 - Village Cart

Maker: Martin's Buggy Shop, Indiana Wood, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Backrest cover

33 LOT #51 - Natural Wood Buckboard

Maker: Unknown Natural wood, wheels on steel Extra Equipment: Shafts

LOT #52 - Piano Box Runabout

Restored Maker: Fred Lucas Carriage Co., Boston, MA (on tag) Brand new restoration, never driven, black body, blue running gear, light blue striping, Timken patent cross- over springs (#197689A), staggered spokes, cut-under w/reach, wool cloth upholstery, folding top. Extra Equipment: Shafts 34 LOT #53 - Bronson Wagon

Maker: Wheatland Wheels Co. Wood, fringe top (removable), rear seat (removable), wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Shafts, pole & yoke

LOT #54 - Marathon Carriage

Maker: Van den Heuvel Made for FEI pairs or 4-in-hand marathon competition, red, 4 wheel brakes, SS wheels on rubber, rub racks, special sprung seat & accessories

35 LOT #55 - Vis-�-Vis

Maker: Unknown Black w/gold trim, wheels on rubber, 12V wiring for lights, roof raises & lowers

LOT #56 - CMS Road Cart

Maker: Carriage Machine Shop Green body w/Bedford cord upholstery, spindle back, flush hubs Extra Equipment: Covers

36 LOT #57 - Phaeton

Maker: Meno Miller Green & black, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Shafts, dickie seat

LOT #58 - Kuhnle Show Phaeton - Horse Size Pair or Team

Maker:

37 LOT #59 - Scarboro Phaeton

New Maker: North Salem Carriage Co. Extra Equipment: Shafts Lamps Sell Separately

LOT #60 - Landau

Older Restoration Maker: Blue w/red striping, lamps sell with vehicle, wheels on rubber, lamps sell w/carriage Extra Equipment: Shafts

38 LOT #61 - West Boro Gig

Restored Maker: Walborn & Riker Antique blue w/wicker sides, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Shaft covers and carriage stand

LOT #62 - Single Sleigh - Pony/Cob Size

Maker: E.R. Osgood, Saxtons River, VT Black w/red upholstery and runners Extra Equipment: Shafts & shaft bells

39 LOT #63 - Back-To-Back Cut-Under Pony Trap

Restored Maker: Unknown Black w/dark blue running gear, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Shafts

LOT #64 - English Ralli Car

Restored Maker: Unknown Black w/maroon upholstery and wheels, adjustable seat, wheels on rubber

40 LOT #65 - Albany Cutter

Original Condition Maker: Amos E. Wenger, Sporting Hills PA Black, gold strip, all original upholstery & carpeting Extra Equipment: Shafts

LOT#66 - Kuhnle Presentation

Maker: Kuhnle Horse size, pair and team, removeable hood, full set lead bars, jointed holly whip on board, extra whiffle trees, pole with crab Extra Equipment SOLD SEPARATELY: Kuhnle lamp box, pair of Kuhnle side lamps, pair of Kuhnle rear lamps 41 LOT #67 - Vis-�-Vis

Maker: Unknown Fifth wheel, cut-under, black w/red upholstery, wheels on rubber

LOT #68 - 4 Wheel Game Cart

Restored Maker: Harding and Co. Ltd., Preston, England Black w/maroon wheels on rubber, full cut-under w/5th wheel, hand brake, splinter bar w/roller bolts Extra Equipment: Pole & swingle trees

42 LOT #69 - 3 Seated Break

Older Restoration Maker: Unknown Yellow & black body, yellow gear w/tan trim, 2 rear seats are reversible (vis a vis), wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Drop pole & neck yoke Lamps Sell Separately

Lot numbers 70 through 86 are from the New-York Historical Society. All of these coaches, carriages and sleighs will be sold with their appointments (i.e. pole, shafts, lamps, etc.).

43 LOT #70 - Mail Coach - "Lightning"

Maker: Million-Guiet & Cie, Paris, France, ca. 1892 Former Owners: Wm. G. Tiffany (1842−1905); T. Suffern Tailer (1866−1928); E. Victor Loew (1873−1950) Includes: Pole & Lead Bars, Original Coach Lamps, Ladder, Wrench, Rain Covers, Brass Toe board Clock Case, and a potty seat on inside of coach. Loew’s monogram is painted on each door. This coach, (Lightning) was originally built for Wm. G. Tiffany. A well-known sportsman & coaching enthusiast, Tiffany commis- sioned the coach in 1892 for a record-breaking drive from Paris to Trouville, France. Coach enthusiasts considered English mail coaches to be the fastest horse drawn vehicles. For the design, Tiffany acquired an 1835 pattern for a famed mail coach from the General Post Office in London. He then hired the renowned Paris carriage builder, Million-Guiet & Cie, to manufacture the coach. At its completion, the coach was christened “The Herald.” Tiffany and his passengers made the 140 mile trip from Paris to Trouville on July 12, 1892. Beating the historic time, the trip took 10 hours and 40 minutes. Along with Tiffany and his driver, passengers included T. Suffern Tailer, the carriage’s subsequent owner, newspa- perman, James Gordon Bennett and an unidentified “Mr. Guiet”, possibly the carriage maker. Tailer published an account of the trip in Century magazine in November 1892. He acquired the coach soon after the race and renamed it “Lightning.” He subsequently brought it to the United States and in 1927 presented it to Loew. Million-Guiet was founded in 1855. The interior and exterior coachman’s seat cushions were upholstered in vermillion wool broadcloth. Loew’s monogram is painted on each coach door.

44 LOT #71 - Cut-Under Basket Phaeton

Maker: Manufacturer’s Tag on Groom’s Seat; Healey & Co., NY, 1899 Former Owner: Mrs. Henry O. Havemeyer (1880−1962) Wicker Seats, Dash & Wings. Includes: Shafts

LOT #72 - Basket Vis-�-Vis

Maker: Probably Brewster & Co., NY, 1906, Serial #25377 Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869-1939) Includes Parasol, Wrench & Pole

45 LOT #73 - Station Brougham

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, 1905, Serial #24948 Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869–1939) Includes Poles, Lamps, Call Bell. The carriage was initially purchased in 1905 by a client named E. L. Young. Harris Fahnestock purchased it some- time afterward and used it at his estate, Eastover, in Lenox, Massachusetts until 1936.

LOT #74 - Stanhope Gig

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, ca. 1900 Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869−1939) This gig has turned spindles along its sides and includes the original gig lamps.

46 LOT #75 - Eight-Spring Caleche

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, ca 1895, Serial #24960 Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869-1939) Includes: Pole & Lamps As itemized in the firm’s Draft Book No.3, this caleche was originally made for Mrs. J. Gourand in 1895.

LOT #76 - Miniature Brougham

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, 1899, Serial #23268 Includes Pole & Lamps This Brougham was used as a private vehicle in New York City until about 1930. With a blue painted exterior, its interior is upholstered with tufted black leather trimmed with blue wool broadcloth, and has an umbrella holder, call bell and vanity with clock case. 47 LOT #77 - Albany Cutter

Maker: Unknown ca. 1850

LOT #78 - Side Bar Runabout

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, ca. 1900 Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869−1939) Cane Seat with Wrench & Leather Holder Mr. Fahnestock drove this runabout in Lenox, MA until 1936.

48 LOT #79 - Spindle Side Governess Cart

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, ca. 1880 Former Owner: Mr. Henry O. Havemeyer (1876—1965) Mr. Havemeyer was an active member of the Coaching Club of America.

LOT #80 - Park Drag

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, 1903, Serial #24523 Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869−1939) Includes Lamps – missing 1 Lamp Bracket, Pole, Set of Leader Bars – no spare bars, No Ladder, No Boot Key, Toe Board Clock Case – No Clock, Interior Lamp Guards & Ma- hogany & Brass Wine & Glass Cases. Several tags indicate the serial number, 24523. Mr. Fahnestock frequently drove this park drag in Central Park or when attending outdoor events. It was one of the last horse-drawn vehicles to be driven around the city until about in 1930. 49 LOT #81 - Panel Boot Victoria

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, Serial #23445 (or 23745) Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869−1939) Painted black with blue running gear. It is supported on double elliptical springs. The carriage was report- edly used in New York City until 1927.

LOT #82 - Country Sleigh w/Rumble

Maker: Unknown. ca. 1830 Former Owners: Col. Thatcher T. Payne Luquer (1866−1958); Eloise Payne Luquer (1862−1947)

50 LOT #83 - Dutch Sleigh

Maker: Unknown, Netherlands, 19th Century Original paint. The frame and runners are decorated with carved molding and swags.

LOT #84 - Dutch Push Sleigh

Maker: Unknown, Netherlands, 19th Century Original paint. The sides of this sleigh are decorated with stamped & painted leather & interior is lined with velveteen.

51 LOT #85 - Wagonette Break

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, ca. 1890, Serial #23160. Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869−1939) Includes Coach Lamps Mr. Fahnestock used this Break in Lenox, Massachusetts at his estate, Eastover, until 1935.

LOT #86 - Sleigh/Pung

Maker: Unknown. ca. 1820

52 LOT #87 - Hackney Gig

Original Maker: J.W.Lane, Philadelphia, PA Black & red, attached wicker basket, wheels on steel From Brooke Collection, Phila. PA

LOT #88 - Cut-Under Park Phaeton

Maker: Unknown Wicker reed seats & dash, maroon body, natural wood wheels on rubber

53 LOT #89 - Tandem Village Cart

Maker: Unknown Original, black body w/maroon gear & metal 50” wheels, 60” wood dash LOT #90 - Brewster C-Spring Victoria

Maker: Brewster & Co., Broome St, NY Serial # 18587 Built April 1, 1891 Black, red on wheels, wheels on rubber 54 LOT #91 - Shooting Break

Restored Maker: WD Rodgers & Co., Chestnut St, Phila. PA Black w/green gear, red striping, grey upholstery, full 5th wheel cut-under, hand brake, 15.2 to 16.2 HH Extra Equipment: Pole

LOT #92 - T-Cart - Large Ponies or Small Horse

Restored Maker: Brewster & Co., Broome St., NY Dark green w/light green striping, green wool upholstery, full 5th wheel cut-under, patent fenders & dash, foot brake wheels on steel Extra Equipment: Pole 55 LOT #93 - Spider Phaeton

Restored Maker: C.P. Kimball, Chicago – on hubcap Black body, green body panels, gear & wheels, stripped in cream, returned to U.S. from Nick Wood Fairbourne Carriages, complete restoration Extra Equipment: Pole & shafts Lamps sell separately

LOT #94 - Biarritz

Maker: Ball & Ward, Co., Newark, OH Dark green, red undercarriage Extra Equipment: New swan-neck shafts

56 LOT #95 - Albany Vis-�-Vis Hooded Sleigh

Restored Maker: C. Wittey, Broadway, NY Maroon, black patent leather fenders, wide gold leaf striping, eagles on dash, folding top, brass trim, sleigh dolly Extra Equipment: Pole

LOT #96 - English Round Back Gig

Restored Maker: Starey, Nottingham, England Black w/straw, striping, wheels on rubber, blue leather upholstery w/drivers wedge, nickel hardware, to fit 15 HH – 15.2 HH Very successfully shown in England & also, in U.S.A. at major shows. Set of original Brewster Gig lamps to Sell Separately

57 LOT #97 - Ralli Car - Pony Size

Restored Maker: Rippon Bros. (Hudderfield, Bradford) Black, creamy yellow undercarriage, full, cut-under, wheels on rubber, foot brake Lamps Sell Separately

LOT #98 - Brewster Stanhope Phaeton

Older Restoration Maker: Brewster & Co., NY Serial #21862 Built 1898 for John R. Downey, NY, NY From Pabst Collection Black body, green gear & trim, partial upholstery restoration Extra Equipment: Pole, shafts, rain cover & wrench

Lamps Sell Separately 58 LOT #99 - Going to Cover Cart

Restored Maker: Brewster & Co., NY Serial # 21536 Coson Collection, restored by Abner Lapp Tan w/maroon wheels, Brester on hupcap wrench included Brewster “Gig” Lamps Sell Separately

LOT #100 - Brewster & Co. George The Fourth Phaeton

Restored Maker: Brewster & Co., Broome St, NY Serial #16721 Dark green body and gear w/red striping

59 LOT #101 - Skeleton Boot Victoria

Maker: Unknown Black

LOT #102 - Show Phaeton

Maker: Pacific Carriage Company, Canada Serial #300 0699 007 Black body w/blue running gear, gold striping, roller bearing hubs, full cut-under 5th wheel, hydraulic disc brakes, #7 built out of 14 produced, brass on lamps & hub caps are gold plated, box seat can be positioned in the middle or the side, fiberglass body Extra Equipment: (2) sets of shafts, carriage cover, custom shaft shipping carrier/cover Lamps Sell Separately

60 LOT #103 - Bakery Wagon

Restored Maker: Unknown White w/red trim, red wheels on rubber

LOT #104 - Bronson Wagon

Restored Maker: Unknown Natural on rubber wheels, black upholstery, brass trim, ball bearing wheels & axles Extra Equipment: Pole, shafts & yoke 61 LOT #105 - Abbott & Downing Picnic Wagon

Maker: Abbott & Downing, Concord, NH Green w/yellow trim, steel wheels

LOT #106 - Spider - Horse Size

Maker: Kuhnle Mfg., Germany Black w/red striping, use w/single or pair, brakes, extra groom’s seat Extra Equipment: Pole & Shafts

62 LOT #107 - Panel Boot Victoria

Maker: Brewster & Co., NY Black w/mustard upholstery, wheels on rubber

LOT #108 - Roof Seat Break

Restored Maker: Golden Carriage Co Black & maroon, roller bearings, disc breaks, light weight (1200#), restored upholstery Extra Equipment: Lead bars, spare bars, pole 63 LOT #109 - Runabout Pony/Horse

Restored Maker: French Co., Boston Black w/maroon wheels on rubber, fold away groom’s seat, stick sided seat, cut-under body w/reach Extra Equipment: Shafts

LOT #110 - Full C-Spring Victoria

Maker: Million Guiet, Paris Black Lamps Sell Separately

64 LOT #111 - Tandem Gig - Horse Size

Restored Maker: Brass tag reads, Studebaker Bros., NY Black w/maroon gear, tan Bedford cord upholstery, wicker basket under driver’s seat, driver’s wedge, brass trim, 2 sets of wheels on rubber

LOT #112 - Portland Cutter

Maker: Unknown

65 LOT #113 - Cinderella Vis-A-Vis

Restored Maker: Cinderella Carriage Co. White & maroon, w/o pumpkin enclosure (only very few produced), red maroon seats, seats 4-6, painted scroll work, maroon leather driver seat, garage kept Extra Equipment: Shaft set, hitch pole, enclosure curtains, detachable roll up/down top

LOT #114 - Stanhope Gig

Restored Maker: could be a Brewster Maroon, black, grey seats, wheels on rubber

66 LOT #115 - Cunt-Under Phaeton

Maker: P. Kimball, Boston Dark green, red gear, full 5th wheel, rear brakes, folding grooms seat in rear Extra Equipment: Shafts, pole, splinter bar Lamps Sell Separately

LOT #116 - People Hauler Wagon

Maker: Pioneer Equipment Co., Dalton OH Black vinyl covered seat cushions seats, clear varnished poplar wood body, front seat cushion, 20” high side- boards, flare boards, retractable rear steps & hinged end gate, handy storage under seat w/compartment doors. Extra Equipment: Bolster springs, steel double tree & steel neck yoke 67 LOT #117 - Road Cart

Restored Maker: ??? Mtn Morgan Brewster green, split shafts, wheels on rubber

LOT #118 - Pony Village Cart

Restored Maker: Unknown Black & red body

68 LOT #119 - Stanhope Style Cut-Under Phaeton

Restored Maker: Unknown Brewster green, wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Shafts, pole & neck yoke

LOT #120 - Tandem Gig - Large Horse

Maker: Longacre, Hall & Son Black Body, yellow gear and wheels on steel, original Bed- ford cord upholstery, brakes, hand brake for driver and/or groom, adjustable body

69 LOT #121 - 3 Seat Bobsled

Maker: Unknown Dark green w/red upholstery Extra Equipment: Shafts for one or two horse

LOT #122 - Danish Wagonette

Original Maker: Unknown Black, no upholstery, seats 6, rear door, nice forged 5th wheel, wheels on steel, no poles or shafts

70 LOT #123 - Bird-In-Hand Roadster

Maker: Unknown Black w/gold striping, lamp brackets, brass hubs, cover for body, custom, used only once, excellent condition, for 14.1 Haflinger Extra Equipment: Shafts

LOT #124 - Cut-Under Runabout

Maker: French Carriage Co., Boston, MA Black, wheels on rubber, groom’s seat Extra Equipment: Shafts

71 LOT #125 - Meadowbrook Cart - Large Horse Size

New Condition Maker: Unknown Natural wood w/yellow striping, ball bearing wheel & axle w/hydraulic brakes, brass ring rail, tool box, wheel guards, flush hubs, 54” wheels on rubber Extra Equipment: Flex Shafts

LOT #126 - Vis-A-Vis

Maker: Unknown Black w/red velvet upholstery, hydraulic brakes, draft poles, has 12V wiring for lamps on road use Lamps Sell Separately

72 LOT #127 -

LOT #128 - Sleigh for Skiers

Maker: Kuhnle - Kutschen Maroon w/yellow trim, black seat Extra Equipment: Shafts 73 LOT #129 - Sicilian Donkey Cart

Original Maker: Unknown Late 1800’s to Early 1900’s Gaily painted on all surfaces, side paintings of Columbus’ travels

LOT #130 - KUHNLE COB SIZE MARATHON Single or Pair

Maker: Kuhnle Navy blue w/strip, older, but excellent condition, rear groom stand, back seat, brakes, ideal for Haflinger or Fjord

74 LOT #131 - 2 WHEEL PONY GIG Small Pony

New Maker: Unknown

LOT #132 - Meadowbrook Cart

75 LOT #133 - Kuhnle Spider Presentation Carriage

Maker: Kuhnle Mfg. Co. 4 wheel brakes Extra Equipment: Pole

LOT #134 - Pony Marathon Carriage

Maker: Unknown Black, air bag suspension, 2 sets of wheels Extra Equipment: Pole & Shafts

76 LOT #135 - Single Horse Presentation Carriage

Maker: Hans Meyer, Germany

LOT #136 - Surrey Fringe Top

77 LOT #137 - Brougham Sleigh

LOT #138 - Stanhope Phaeton

Maker: S.M. Branson of Lockport

78 LOT #139 -

LOT #140 -

79 Following are listings for the Friday Appointment Sessions:

MAIN AUCTION RING 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM - Lots # 1 - 140 Catalogued Coaches, Carriages & Sleighs

2:30 PM – Lot # 150 - 450 Catalogued and non-catalogued Appointments

Approximately 5:00 PM - Tents, misc. chairs, etc. Approximately 6:00 PM - Horse & Carriage Trailers; Flat- bed & Utility Trailers.

SADDLE SESSION – English/Western & Harness session & non-cataloged carriages session times will be an- nounce day of auction

TABLE BOX LOT SESSION – Time will be announced day of auction and will include: Equine Books & Magazines; Antiques; Box Lots of Halters, Bridles, Stable Tack & More of Only Good Quality Items.

**Please note: These Times are Approximate Only

Please check website ([email protected]) for consignment contracts, updates, listings & photos.

80 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 150 Singer sewing machine 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166

167 168

169 170

171 172

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174 Brewster Print

175 Fur sleigh robe 176 Carriage robe 177 Pr SS Buxton bits

81 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 178 Pr Brass liverpool bits

179 Lg Brass liverpool bit 180 Wicker umbrella holder/basket 181 Spares/tool kit

182 Ladies basket weave wheel cover 183 Fiske Catalog Bradley anit rattler shaft or drop pole supporter & box axle 184 washers (new old stock) 185 Coson Carriage Collectgion - book 186 Pr livery boots

187 Pr livery boots

188 Optimum time event watch 189 Wool day rug w/filet string - Keith Luxford, England 190 Wood quarter sheet w/filet string - Keith Luxford, England

191 Roller for day rug - Keith Luxford, England 192 Whitney square striped blanket - Keigh Luxford, England 193 Triple crown wool cooler - 90" x 96"

194 Triple crown stable sheet 76" w/o surcingles

195 Eskadron mesh sweat sheet 196 Crocheted pommel/roller pad 197 Dehner custom tall boots - ladies 7? w/boot bags 198 Cavallo ladies dressage coat, navy size 14

199 Grand Priz top hat, navy size 7, low crown 200 Neidersuss dressage saddle, black

201 Folding saddle rack - chrome w/canvas shelf 202 Rolled snaffle bridle w/rubber reins 203 Herm Sprenger WH ultra aurigan loose ring snaffle 204 Pessoa style longering rig w/surcingle

205 (3) brown web short girths - 26, 28, 30 inches 206 Set of long black reins

82 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 207 New breast collar for buckle in traces

208 New SS hames w/leather buckle in tugs 209 Western saddle

210 Beer Wagon - metal toy, 6-in-hand and barrels 211 Harness

212 5-1/2" KK bit (never used) 213 Holly whip - single horse size

214 Holly whip - single horse size 215 Collapsible top hat (std hats, Providence R.I.)

216 Antique saddle chimes w/turret bell 217 Pr antique shaft bells

218 Adj. carriage wrench (Pat. date: Feb. 1, 1898) 219 Victorian carriage robe w/glass-eyed dog motif 220 Early American driving whip (never used w/original label) 221 British military saddle bags

222 Civil war bit 223 Single set pony harness, breast collar 224 Lot of Royal Dalton coaching china 225 Lot of Royal Dalton coaching china

226 Lot of Royal Dalton coaching china 227 Lot of Royal Dalton coaching china

228 Lot of Royal Dalton coaching china 229 Roya Dalton coaching china

230 Pr carriage lamps 231 SS Pole Chains w/snaps 232 Whip Board for Jointed Whip 233 Stetson hat, size 7 1/8 4" brim - new 234 Cowboy boots, Tony Lama, 10 1/2 D - antique leather, new

83 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 235 Gladstone bag - authentic leather, great condition 236 Pr brown boots- suitable for guard on coach

237 Original etching & description of Lord Lonsdale ( The Yellow Earl ) and his famous " Match against time " Driving first a single horse , then pair , then four in hand & lastly a pair postillion.

238 Large pr original prints " The tale of a hunter " 239 (2) 6" Buxton bits

240 6" Buxton bit 241 (2) 5-1/2" elbow bits

242 (2) 5-1/2" elbow bits

243 Chrome pole head for coach 244 Triple hat box (empty)

245 Black silk top hat 246 Black silk top hat

247 Black silk top hat 248 Black silk top hat

249 Black silk top hat 250 Leather top hat box (empty)

251 Antique Holly parasole 252 Box & holly parasoles

253 Fedora hat; 7-3/8 fur 5X Semi-state English livery bicorn hat w/royal motto: "Honi soit 254 qui y pense" 255 Double sided coach house leader bar rack - to hold 2 full sets 256 Spare jointed Holly whip on board w/bakelite handle

257 Axle lamp w/bracket - restored 258 Antique cast iron & wood wall mounting blanke rack 259 Antique blanket rack, swivels, 9-1/2 ft lg Decorative Henry Hooker Co., New Haven, Coach style horn, 46" 260 lg

84 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 261 Pr Brewster Landau lamps w/mounting brackets, serial #17989 Brewster Toe Board Clock, complete clock w/key & mounting 262 bracket to fit a Coach or Large Brake 263 Pr Cunningham Dbl Brougham Lamps w/mtg brkts, 25" LG 264 Books: Working Drawings of Horse-Drawn Vehicles 265 Books: Brewster Scrapbook th 266 Books: The Carriage Monthly 40 Anniversary Historical Number 267 Books: The Hub Volume XV Closing March 1, 1874 268 Russian Riding Saddle—Brought from Russia 20 Years Ago 269 Pr antique Gig lamps made by De Voursney Bros. Makers St NY 270 New russet harness - horse size 271 Brass lamps (never used - in box) 272 Spare kit (never used) Pr restored lamps made by Steven & Sackett, New Haven, Ct #4 273 size finger mount lamps approx. 15" in lght 274 Single harness, like new - nickel 275 (4) wood/cast rein brackets 276 (1) Lg cast harness hooks 277 JL Mott cast iron & wood bridle holder, inscribed "Teddy" 278 Lg ornate hitching ring 279 (3) old horse tail ties - 2 brass, 1 steel 280 Brass sponge rack from estate of Thomas Hannon 281 JL Mott cast iron & wood bridle holder 282 4" diameter cast iron fingers whip holder dated 1868 283 (4) different rein holders, cast iron - 2 dated 1875 284 (3) old wooden sweat scrapers; great patina

285 Brass horse hair synger 286 Brass sweat scraper - signed Genuis / B&Co. 287 Brass sweat scraper 288 Red ornate cast iron stall name plate & holder 289 Red ornate butterfly cast iron harness holder

85 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 290 Cast iron Dutch collar holder

291 Cast iron & wood J.L.Mott harness holder 292 Cast iron & wood J.L.Mott harness holder

293 Cast iron & wood J.L.Mott harness holder 294 4-in-hand Holly Whip

295 Antique folding coaching table 296 Pr joined Holly Whip

297 Pr red patent leather collars 298 Manual of Coaching signed by Henry Coe 299 27"x24" reverse painting on glass - Atlas Anvil Co.

300 Horseshoe nails w/Display Kit - Capewill Salesman sampler - museum quality 301 "Eclipse" C.A. Wycoll print from Cassel's Bood of Horse circa 1880 302 4" diameter cast iron fingers whip holder

303 W.A. Perry Zinc coated whip holder, dated 1891

304 Read cast iron & wood reel whip holder, dated 12/18/1888

305 Read cast iron & wood reel whip holder - dated 12/18/1888 306 Brass sweat scraper - signed Genuis / B&Co. 307 Brass sweat scraper 308 Folding saddle rach - wall mount Horse trolley bell - marked "L & F Mfg. Co., Brooklyn" (L&F 309 means Lewis & Fowler). These are the bells the horse wore as they were pulling the street trolleys to warn citizens.

310 Print of British Coaching Club Meet - 53 1/2” X 34” 311 Large 4-in-hand pole end

312 Pr cast iron hitching post tops 313 Pr cast iron hitching post tops 314 Pr straight carriage pole brackets to hang pole vertically 315 Pr cast iron brackets to hold neck yolk in stable 316 Pr wood collar pins or blanket drying pins

86 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 317 Cast iron post ends

318 Small cast iron post ends 319 Pony size English saddle & pad & girth

320 Pony size Western saddle 321 Pony & Horse size bridle w/bits

322 Fine Holly whip 323 Pr carriage lamps

324 Pr carriage lamps 325 Good quality coaching horn

326 Fine Holly whip 327 Good quality coaching horn 328 Large checkered coaching robe-Maker, Cross, London 329 Early harness cleaning hook w/adjustable chain design

330 Holly whip 331 (3) 5-3/4" elbow bits

332 (2) 5-1/2" elbow bits 333 Chrome pole head for coach 334 20" collar

335 21" collar 336 23" collar 337 20" collar

338 22" collar 339 Framed Tamdem driving print - signed Elizabeth Ansel 3 of 100 Framed print "Four in Hand" Club, Hyde Park, engraved by 340 Harris 341 Framed Sleighing pring by Chandler Pr antique carriage lamps w/"twisted rope brass trim" - original 342 condition 343 Porcelain watch face - Brewster & Co. - original 344 English driving bridle bracket, antique - original condition

87 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 345 Umbrella basket, antique - wicker, pony sized w/straps

346 Pr restored lamps made by Edward Peck, New Haven, Ct; rectangular body, finger mount lamps, brass trim, 18" in lgth

347 Refinished pr gig lamps, Cowles, brass trim, 16" in lght

348 Refinished pr pony lamps made by Lockwood, Newark, NJ size #1, 13" in lght, round body, cut glass on side panel 349 Smucker Deluxe Small Pony Russet harness - used once 350 Wicker picnic basket, original condition - "cylinder shaped" 351 Pr Marathon presentation lamps, new w/SS trim 352 Lrg framed & matted English Coaching Event - w/members of Royal family noted across bottom - over 100 years old 353 Framed & matted "Fores" coaching print - "All Right" Framed English riding print - "New Market Scenes", "The 354 Morning Gallop 355 Pr horse harness - black leather, white metal for 15+H horse 356 Vintage Stetson premium wool hat; 7-1/4 from Texas w/box 357 Pr large antique hearse lamps Books: Horse-Drawn Vehicles Colored Plates from the HUB 358 November 1882- January 1892 359 Books: Carriage Terminology: An Historical Dictionary 360 Basket w/contents including sterling silver boot bottle opener Smuckers Super Deluxe Horse Size Pair Breast Collar Harness; 361 excellent cond., roller bolt & D-ring traces, trace carriers, full breeching, false Martingale. Black patent leather w/SS hardware - included russet reins 362 Pr of patent leather collars and matching SS hames 363 Antique sleigh bells on leather strap

364 Sleigh blanket 365 Pr sleigh gloves 366 10 Monogram Rosettes on board 367 Black leather show harness w/brass 368 1911 NYC Work Horse Parade Ribbon & photo

88 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 369 Lynwood Palmer print from Stony Brook

370 Fur sleigh robe 371 Fur sleigh robe

372 Carriage robe 373 Carriage robe

374 Carriage robe 375 Carriage robe

376 Pr sleigh driving mittens 377 (3) old bits

378 (4) driving bits 379 5-1/2" Liverpool bit

380 Foxy Couple dolls 381 Hunt Harness w/brass hardware 382 Pr carriage lamps 383 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398

89 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431

90 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449

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93 APPOINTMENTS (Main Ring #1) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE

94 APPOINTMENTS (Ring #2) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 450 Books: Two-Wheeled Vehicles for Equine 451 Books: Hitching and Driving 452 Books: Making Harnesses: A Step-by-Step Guide; Saddle and Harness -Making; Repair Your Own Saddle and Harness Books: Wheelwrighting: A Modern Introduction; 453 Wheelwrighting: A Modern Introduction Volume II; The Village Wheelwright; The Wheelwright’s Shop; Wheelmaking; Wheels, Wheels, Wagons and More 454 Books: Whips and Whipmaking; How to Make Whips

455 Books: The Principles of Driving; Driving; The Complete Riding and Driving System: Book 5; Competition Carriage Driving Books:Driving a Harness Horse: A Step-by-Step Guide; Breaking 456 a Horse to Harness: A Step-by-Step Guide; A Guide to Driving Horses

457 Books: An Instructional Guide to Driving Singles and Pairs; The Art of Driving; The Hungarian Driving Style Books:Driving Horse-Drawn Carriages for Pleasure; Driving 458 Tandem; Carriage Driving: A Logical Approach Through Dressage Training; Training the Buggy Horse; Introduction to Driving

459 Books: On the Box Seat: A Manual of Driving; Hints on Driving; Driving

Books: The Hub: June 1894; Portfolio and Book of Split Hickory 460 Vehicles for 1910; A Historical Guide to Wagon Hardware & Blacksmith Supplies; Horse Drawn Sleighs; A Collection of Essays on Horse-Drawn Carriages and Carriage Parts Books: The Driving Horse and His Schooling; The Best of the Whip; The Essential Guide to Carriage Driving; Driven Dressage 461 with the Single Horse; Driving Digest Reprint 1; Breaking and Training the Driving Horse Books: Carriage and Wagon Axles; Springs; Carriage and Wagon 462 Makers' Machine and Tools; Manual of Falling Bow To s for Horse-Drawn Vehicles Books: Practical Carriage Building; The Coachmakers' Illustrated 463 Handbook; Horse-Drawn Carriage Construction Books: A Treatise on Carriages; The Restoration of Carriages; 464 Henry Hooker and Company Catalogue; Remington's Coaches and Carriages of Cardston

95 APPOINTMENTS (Ring #2) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE

Books: Manes and Tails: Threshold Picture Guides; Fitting Tack: Threshold Picture Guides Number 4; Flatwork Exercises: Threshold Picture Guides Number 23; Solving Flatwork 465 Problems: Threshold Picture Guides Number 25; Starting to Drive: Threshold Picture Guides Number 28; Improving the Rider's Position: Threshold Picture Guides Number 32; Driving Questions Answered: Threshold Picture Guides Number 34; Driving Do's and Don'ts: Threshold Picture Guides Number 37 Books: Harnessing Up; Driving; Harnessing Up: Allen 466 Photographic Guides; The Care and Repair of Harness: Allen Photographic Guides Number 11; Putting to a Pair: Allen Photographic Guides Number 46; Bending the Driving Horse

467 Books: The Draft Horse Primer; Magner's Classic Encyclopedia of the Horse; Horses, Mules, and Ponies and How to Keep Them

468 Books: Trakehner Horses: Then and Now; The Flight of the East Prussian Horses; Das Holsteiner Pferd

469 Books: The Practical Rider’s Handbook; The Horseless Rider; The Young Rider Books: Intermediate Dressage; An Expert's Guide to Basic 470 Dressage; Practical Dressage; The Complete Guide to Dressage; The Young Horse Breaking and Training

Books: The Less-Than-Perfect Horse; There Are No Problem 471 Horses, Only Problem Riders; Understanding Equine Behavior: Know What's on Your Horses Mind; The Horse Rider's Problem Solver; The Formative Years; Horsekeeping on a Small Acreage

472 Books: Make the Most of Your Horse; The Longeing Book; Riding for the Disabled; Successful Show-Jumping 473 Books: Breeding Management and Foal Development; A-Z of Horse Diseases & Health Problems

474 Books: The Cart Before the Corpse; The Fifth Wheel 475 Charles Owen hung cap, Showjumper 2000 SEI size 7

476 Pikeur full seat breeches - 28 blk 477 (2) Romfh show shorts - white, size 3 478 Pikeur breeches, 26 ivory knee leather 479 Ladies gloves: crochet back leather, brown

96 APPOINTMENTS (Ring #2) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE

480 Ladies gloves: SSG Pigskin

481 Ladies gloves: SSG winter aquatac blk 482 (3) four fold stock ties - (1) pre-tied stock tie 483 Stock pins

484 Pr braided spur straps, blk 485 Garment bag 486 Hat box 487 (2) beautiful hats for the driver - never used 488 Privacy screen - hunt scene 489 Lrg Print Iron Horse 490 Ladies custom made riding coat 491 Man's riding coat w/pants 492 Man's riding coat 493 Lot of hats 494 Furs 495 Basket w/contents 496 Swiss 17 jewel pocket watch 497 Man's tie tac / cuff links 498 Ladies horse shoe bracelet 499 (7) gold buttons 500 Porcelain horse head broach 501 Jockey horse pin 502 Horse pin 503 Polo stick pins 504 Corgi pin 505 Snaffle pin 506 Running horse bracelet 507 Greyhound earrings 508 (2) Harness brass 509 (2) Horse housing brass 510 (2) Crabs

97 APPOINTMENTS (Ring #2) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 511 Antique carriage step Magazines - several years of The Carriage Journal, The Whip 512 Digest & Martin Auction Sale catalogs Magazines - several years of The Carriage Journal, The Whip 513 Digest & Martin Auction Sale catalogs Magazines - several years of The Carriage Journal, The Whip 514 Digest & Martin Auction Sale catalogs 515 Magners Standar Horse & Stock Book 516 Books - American Horse Drawn Vehicles & Practical Horseman 517 Gleason's Horse & Vet Book 518 Lunging whip 519 (5) prs of traces 520 (2) driving whips 521 (2) driving whips 522 (2) driving whips 523 (2) driving whips 524 (2) driving whips 525 (2) driving whips 526 (2) pr brass shaft bells 527 Horse collar measure 528 Horse height measure stick 529 Pr lamps - European, oval fact brass trim 530 Pr lamps - early rd face - damaged 531 Livery Suit - 4 button in back 532 Livery Suit - 6 button in back 533 (4) Driving aprons 534 Pr lamps - Square, etched glass - damaged 535 Pr lamps - rd face, busted lenses 536 Box lot harness parts w/bit & 2 red & yellow collar pads 537 (3) plates Pr lamps - sq lense, fingermount, brass trim - broken glass, 538 damaged 539 (3) Old hand wrenchs

98 APPOINTMENTS (Ring #2) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 540 Pr lamps - square glass - damaged 541 (3) Old hand wrenchs 542 (2) Metal signs 543 (4) Framed pictures 544 Top Hat 545 Top hat 546 Bells & horn 547 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 555 556 557 558 559 560 561 562 563 564 565 566 567 568

99 APPOINTMENTS (Ring #2) LOT # DESCRIPTION PRICE 569 570 571 572 573 574

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100 SELLING FRIDAY, April 26 AT 6:00 PM

ENCLOSED CARRIAGE TRAILERS, FLATBED TRAILERS, TRUCKS AND TRACTOR.

101 Trucks/Trailers are listed by Inventory number. This is not necessarily the order in which they will sell - numbers are for identification purposes only.

TR-1 - 9 Horse Sidekick Trailer

FRP on aluminum frame, lots of storage & tack space, dividers come out for carriages & drafts, pulls easy w/1 ton dually

TR-2 - Hawk Stock trailer

Maker: Unknown Loading ramp at back, removable plexiglass window coverings, inside had swinging partition moveable to 3 different positions

102 TR-3 - 2014 Aluminum Trailer

24 x 8 Enclosed trailer, silver/black

TR-4 - 2008 Car Mate Trailer

Maker: Fabrique 1 owner, current PA inspected

103 TR-5 - 2005 Belmont Flatbed Trailer

Maker: Belmont Machine GVW 9990, PA inspected

TR-6 - 1990 Trans Equipment Trailer

Mfg. by: Trans Equipment, Brownstown, PA 8’W, approx. 20-24’L, 9’ door opening, sidewall, curside door, GWV 15730, E series veticle wall straping & floor, sidewell, PA inspected (No contents)

104 TR-7 - 2008 Flatbed Trailer

Mfg. by: Fabrique Rd Clipper Enterprises, Inc. GVWR 7000, has rear tailgate ramp (not shown), model 1OST

TR-8 - 2007 Gooseneck Vintage Trailer Outlaw

Mfg by: Vintage Trailers, Ltd PA inspected. 44’L, 8 to 8-1/2’W, 9’H, w/rear door opening, has 8’ side curb door,side & floor E series tracking, GVW 18000

105 TR-9 - 2009 Flatbed Bumper Hitch Trailer

Black, shown w/container boxes (not included), attached rear ramps, 20’L x 80”W bed, 6 lug wheels

TR-10 - 2004 Wells Cargo Trailer

Sold By: MGS, Denver, PA White, 24’L

106 TR-11 - 2002 Mid atlantic Flatbed

22’ L, 79” – 80”W bed, has folding rear ramp (picture w/packages which are not included)

TR-12 - 1991 Bison

Maker: Timber Wolf Trailer, Inc., Elkhart, IN 20-1/2L, 94”W, 101” door opening & inside H, curb side door, GVW 10,000, NO TITLE - bill of sale only

107 TR-13 - 2006 Care Mate Carriage Trailer

White, 15-1/2 ‘ Long w/o tongue, 8.1’ W9.1’ H, GW 7000, unladen wgt 3115, dual axle, tires – ST205/75R15C, trailer CM816CC-HD, spare tire & jack, electric winch installed, loading ramps, carraige tie-downs on floor, new plywood interior

TR-14 - 1985 Eby 6 Horse Trailer

Gooseneck w/tack room

108 TR-15 - 1977 Tracer (totally rebuilt in 2010)

Steel & aluminum, combination 2 horse & carriage trailer w/tack-dressing room, gooseneck ball hitch, dressing/tac room w/heater, plush cushioned sleep- ing area

TR-17 - 1997 Brennan 2-Horse Trailer

109 TR-18 - 2007 GMC 3500 Allison Duramax Diesel Duly Crew Cab, Sierra SLT Withdrawn

Grey/silver, 1 owner, 4x4 loaded w/equipment, mileage approx. 132,000, leathered up, Bose radio, moon roof, power windows & door locks

TR-19 - 2005 GMC 4500 Duramax Diesel Duly Crew Cab

1 owner, automatic, mileage approx. 67,000, Eby body w/ removable sides & tool boxes, power windows & door locks, air ride rear axle, GVW 17,500

110 TR-20 - Ford Tractor

Model: B1022A Engine: 8H28A Fuel: Gas 2WD w/Front Factory Loader

111 THIS CONCLUDES THE 48th SPRING CARRIAGE AUCTION. 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND PARTICIPATION. 

112 UPCOMING AUCTIONS FOR 2019

* COLLECTION OF FIRE MEMORABILIA

* PRIVATE COLLECTION OF SUSAN GIORDANO, CT July 27, 2019

MARTIN'S ANNUAL FALL AUCTION Carriages, Sleighs, Antiques, Agricultural & Miscellaneous Horse Related Items, & Collectables of all Types October 18 & 19, 2019 Lebanon Fairgrounds, Lebanon, PA

MARK YOU CALENDAR AND PLAN TO ATTEND!

Martin Auctioneers, Inc. Paul Z. Martin, Jr. 12 North Railroad Avenue P.O. Box 99 New Holland, PA 17557 Phone: 717-354-6671 Fax: 717-354-8248 [email protected] www.martinauctioneers.com

113 PUBLIC AUCTION for the private collection of Susan Giordano, Connecticut SAVE THE DATE: July 27, 2019 PLEASE NOTE: This is an auction you don’t want to miss. Approximately 45 coaches, carriages & sleighs. Hundreds of fine appointments and antiques. Large collection of Horse Brass. We will probably be selling with two auctioneers part of the day. More information available in Spring of 2019!

Collection of Restored and Original Sleighs (Pony & Horse Size)

• Mendyka Roof Seat Break w/poles • Kuhnle Mendyka Road Coach • Brewster Dress Landau Restored • Brewster Going to Cover Cart Original Condition

114 Martin Auctioneers, Inc. Kuhnle Carriages “Expect Quality”

Call now to order your Marathon, Dressage, Pleasure or Training Carriage.

Kuhnle Showroom North, Germany www.kuehnle.de also has new, second hand and 011-49-7456-801 antique carriages for immediate purchase.

In the United States, please contact Paul Z. Martin, Jr. & Karen Martin Martin Auctioneers, Inc. North American Representatives for Kuhnle Carriages 12 N. Railroad Ave., New Holland, PA 17557 Tel: (717)354-6671, Fax: (717)354-8248 www.martinauctioneers.com email: [email protected]

115 Directions to the Lebanon Valley Expo Center at the Lebanon Fairgrounds 80 Rocherty Road • Lebanon, PA 17042

From New York & North: Take New Jersey Turnpike to Interstate 78 West through New Jersey and Pennsylvania to Route 72 South through the town of Lebanon. Approx. 3 miles south of Lebanon, turn left onto Rocherty Road, go through next traffic light at Corn- wall Road. Exposition Center is on the right.

From the Pennsylvania Turnpike: Exit 266 to Route 72 North approx. 5 miles to second traffic light and turn right onto Rocherty Road. Go through next traffic light at Cornwall Road. Exposition Center is on the right.

From Baltimore, Washinton and Points South: From D.C. take 95 North to 695 West towards Towson. Exit 695 at Exit 24 to 83 North to 76 East (Pennsylvania Turnpike) and follow the directions above.

MOTEL INFORMATION CALL LEBANON VISITOR'S CENTER - 717-273-3670 OR CONTACT OUR OFFICE FOR A LISTING.

Please contact Lebanon Valley Tourist Bureau for other accommodations. Telephone (717)273-3670

116 OUR PROFESSIONAL AUCTION STAFF TRAVELS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA CONDUCTING ALL TYPES OF ON SITE AUCTIONS.

* ANTIQUES * CARS * CARRIAGE COLLECTIONS * FARM & FARM EQUIPMENT * HORSES * HORSE & CARRIAGE RELATED EQUIPMENT * HOUSEHOLD * MUSEUM LIQUIDATIONS * REAL ESTATE * SURPLUS GOODS

CONSIDERING AN AUCTION? PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

PHONE: 717-354-6671 FAX: 717-354-8248 EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.martinauctioneers.com

117 NOTES:

118 LOT #70 - Mail Coach - "Lightening" (see page 43 for details) LOT #90 - Restored Brewster C-Spring Victoria Maker: Million-Guiet & Cie, Paris, France, ca. 1892 Former Owners: Wm. G. Tiffany (1842−1905); Maker: Brewster & Co., Broome St, NY Serial # 18587 T. Suffern Tailer (1866−1928); E. Victor Loew (1873−1950) Built April 1, 1891

LOT #80 - Park Drag (see page 48 for details) Maker: Brewster & Co., NY, 1903, Serial #24523 Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869−1939) 48th Annual Spring Auction

PLAN TO ATTEND!! MAUCTIONEERS,ARTIN Horse INC. Drawn Coaches, Carriages, Sleighs, Appointments & Antiques Friday, April 26th 2019

AUCTION Lebanon Fairgrounds Mail Coach BEGINS 80 Rocherty Rd. “Lightning” AT Original Condition Lebanon, PA 17042 MAKER: Million-Guiet & Cie, 9:00 AM Paris, France, View Our Large Photo Gallery at www.martinauctioneers.com

Albany Vis a Vis Hooded Sleigh  Restored