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The Atari 2600, one of the two or three most iconic video game systems of all time, was released in 1977. It wasn’t the first home game console (that would be the Magnavox Odyssey from 1972), but “Atari” became synonymous with the word “video game” in the minds of much of the game playing and buying public. The system truly took off in 1980 with the release of Space Invaders, an excellent port of the classic 1978 arcade game, but even before then the console was making millions for Warner Bros., which had bought the company from Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell in 1976. Bushnell was pushed out of Atari altogether in 1978 and replaced with former Burlington executive Ray Kassar, the company’s new CEO. Not too long after Kassar took the reins of Atari, the marketing department circulated a memo among the staff detailing the prior year’s cartridge sales game by game. They did this to show the development team what types of games were selling well. “This memo backfired, however, as it demonstrated the value of the game designer individually,” former Atari programmer David Crane told Gamasutra (www.gamasutra.com). “Design in those days was a one-man process with one person doing the creative design, the storyboards, the graphics, the music, the sound effects, every line of programming, and final play testing. So, when I saw a Released in 1977, the Atari 2600 is one of the most memo that the games for which I was 100 percent responsible had generated over $20 iconic video game consoles in the million in revenues, I was one of the people wondering why I was working in complete history of the industry. anonymity for a $20,000 salary.” Dissatisfied with his pay and the way he was being treated by Atari, Crane, along with software idea. He was ready to do so when I went back to him and said, ‘I think we have a fellow programmers Larry Kaplan, Alan Miller, and Bob Whitehead, left Atari to begin creat- better idea here.’ And they became the primary backers of Activision. And that’s how Activision ing games independently of the company. With music industry executive Jim Levy, they was formed.” formed Activision, the first third-party company to create console video games. Prior to this, In addition to acting as CEO of Activision, Levy initiated numerous marketing ideas for the all were created in-house. company, including treating the game programmers like rock stars. The instruction manuals In a recent phone interview, Levy discussed the formation of Activision and the company’s for Activision games, including such classics as Pitfall!, Kaboom!, and River Raid, featured a innovative marketing techniques, which included collectible patches awarded to players for photo of the game’s designer, along with tips and tricks and a personal message. their high scores. “It was automatic for me, having dealt with artists in the music industry for most of the “I started the company,” Levy said. “That’s the short answer. Activision was founded by five ’70s,” Levy said. “The paradigm was that the artist was in fact the brand. I don’t know how people. The four game designers who came out of Atari and me. I was the found- many people could tell you what label the Eagles are on and whether it matters ing chairman and CEO. That’s how I got involved. I created it.” or not. My whole view of game design was that the programmers were According to Levy, the Atari guys weren’t looking to start a new the stars. They were the creators; they were the authors; they company as they “didn’t have the management chops to do that were the musicians. And eventually they would have their experiment.” Rather, they intended to leave Atari and do own brand.” game programming on their own as an independent Levy continued: “David Crane, Alan Miller, Bob design group. They would create games and then Whitehead, Larry Kaplan—they would establish license or sell them to marketers or publishers. their own identities for the games they designed. Early in 1979, when the four programmers Activision itself was a brand within the trade and were planning their exodus from Atari, Levy was was the name above the title, and was a pre- the corporate vice president of a company that senting and producing organization, but the was working on personal computer software work was created by the guys. Pitfall!, for publishing. A lawyer friend called Levy and example, which was the best-selling game in told him, “I have your design team in my the early days, was designed by David office.” Crane. If you went and talked to a hundred “And that was the four guys from Atari,” people who played that game, they could Levy said. “They showed up at my house tell you both that it was an Activision that afternoon. Over the next couple of weeks, game, and that David Crane had designed it. I convinced them that the thing to do was to start That worked to our benefit the next time David a company doing game cartridges for the Atari 2600. designed a game. So, it was just like working with They would be the design team, and I would run the recording artists, like the next album from the Eagles.” business. So, basically, I took the core of the business plan One of the more innovative ideas at Activision was to that I had been working on and rewrote it to fit the video game award players patches for achieving or passing certain profile. At the same time, I had been talking to one venture capi- scores in games. Players could take a photo of the screen with talist who was very interested in backing the personal computer their score and send it to Activision, and the company would send

Right: This patch is for River Raid, one of the best, most See Activision on page 16 popular shooters for the Atari 2600.

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AntiqueWeek staff Page 2 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 23, 2020 NEWS Coronavirus canceling or postponing shows and auctions By Doug Graves Saturday, March 21 at Woodmere Right: Morphy Auctions of Denver, Pa., has Park in Venice, Fla. postponed its Coin-Op and Advertising The novel coronavirus is putting “We’re under the watch of the sale to April 25-26. The auction was to much of the world on hold. Closings county we reside in and they haven’t have been held March 28-29. When the are continuously mounting. There made a determination as of yet,” sale does happen one of the stars will be this one-cent Novelty Cigar Co. ‘Lion’ pea- will be no March Madness this Hamm said. “They’re carefully nut vending machine distributed by A. spring. Disney World has closed its watching events that have 200 or Marx & Co., regarded by many as the ulti- doors to spring tourists. The NBA more people and we seldom have mate of all ‘tall-globed’ peanut machines. has ended its season. Broadway more than 100. We won’t have a con- It is estimated to sell in the $15,000-$20,000 shows are cancelled. crete decision until two or three days range. The virus (also known as COVID- before the show.” March 14-15 was cancelled. That 19) has also affected antique shows, Too soon to make the call on is the same weekend the Ohio Decoy malls and auctions. Queen City Beautiful Doll Club Collectors and Carvers Association’s Susie Clodfelter, promoter of the Annual Show and Sale on April 25. 2020 show and sale in Strongsville, 84th Raleigh Antiques Extravaganza This event attracts doll enthusiasts Ohio was scrubbed. Show and Sale in Raleigh, N.C., says from a five-state area and will be The Farm House Spring Antique that event, which was scheduled for held at Entertrainment Junction of Show at the Cecil County Maryland March 20, was scrubbed due to the Kingsgate Way in West Chester, Fairgounds in Elkton was cancelled, coronavirus. Ohio. as was the Bath Antique Sale in “State officials cancelled all “At this point in time our show is Bath, Maine. events at the North Carolina State a go,” said Margie Schultz, the The Spring Round Top Antiques Fairgrounds,” Clodfelter said. “It’s event’s promoter. “If they force us to Fair, scheduled March 19-April 5 at sad because this I’ve been part of shut our event down we will but locations across Camine, Round Top running this the past 43 years. We right now it’s too far out to deter- and Warrenton, Texas have been have two more shows booked in July mine that. A lot of shows around us cancelled, as was the Connecticut and November so those should be on have cancelled and I realize it’s for Spring Antiques Show at the as scheduled.” the safety of everyone. Right now Hartford Armory. Holly Hamm, contact person for we’re keeping our fingers crossed.” The 29th Country Antiques in The Venice Doll Club Spring 2020 Several shows have already met Connecticut’s Quiet Corner, which Show & Sale, says “it’s too early to their demise with this contagious determine if the show is a ‘go’ or a virus. The Greater Syracuse (New ‘no-go’.” That show is to take place York) Antiques Expo scheduled for See Coronavirus on page 5 Can’t find toilet paper? Ask a collector By Larry LeMasters population that, for lack of trees or lack of money, do not use toilet paper to clean OK, let’s start with the question on everyone’s themselves. For them, water is the lips this week, “How can there be a shortage of universal solvent, not paper.” toilet paper?” A “Toilet Paper Fun Facts” site on If you can’t find toilet paper in the the Internet adds to the mystery: “The daily stores, you may want pursue the antique production of toilet paper is about 83,048,116 malls. There is a growing number of toilet rolls per day,” yet Kroger, Wal-Mart, and Amazon paper collectors in America. all claim to be out of toilet paper. Where do we all Historically, the first use of toilet live — The Twilight Zone? paper dates back to China in the 6th Everyone knows toilet paper is a soft paper century AD. In 589, Yan Zhitui wrote product used to maintain personal hygiene. Right? about toilet paper, “Paper on which there Wrong! According to the same website, “Nearly are quotations from Five Classics, I dare 4 billion people, worldwide, do not use toilet not use for toilet purposes,” so by this paper. That is nearly 70 percent of the world’s early date, toilet paper was known, but Below: One hundred dollar bill toilet paper, new, valued at read, not used. $4 per roll. During the Yuan Dynasty (early 14th century), it was recorded there was an annual manufacturing of toilet paper amounting to ten million packages. But even as the Chinese manufactured toilet paper, other people around the world still used wool, lace, hemp, leaves, grass, sand, moss, snow, cornhusks, corncobs, fruit skins, and hands. Archeologists have even uncovered wooden toilet paper (like Above: W.C. Paper by Thomas Crapper & Co. pieces of small lathe) in ancient Japan market. Gayetty’s toilet paper was sold in flat (Nara period, circa 750 AD). sheets, watermarked with the inventor’s name. Joseph Gayetty is credited with inventing Gayetty’s toilet paper lost consumer support when modern, commercially available toilet paper. splinter-free toilet paper was invented in 1935 by Gayetty’s Medicated Paper, first introduced in the the Northern Tissue Company, making one wonder United States in 1857, was still sold as late as the how painful it was to use Gayetty’s toilet paper, 1920s. The “Medicated” term in the name referred with its splinters, on one’s delicate behind. This to the fact that all of the sheets were treated with paper is highly sought after by collectors today, crushed aloe vera leaves. From its invention until making it the Holy Grail of toilet paper. 1890, Gayetty’s Medicated Paper was one of only a few commercially available toilet papers on the See Toilet Paper on page 4

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See Insights on page 11

Left: The “Pot O’ Gold Scavenger Hunt” brought unlikely custom- ers to a Catonsville, Md., con- signment shop. And the promise of a discount enticed shoppers to take a close look at every- Above: A needle in a haystack, this jaunty rooster was found thanks to a hint from a fellow thing. shopper. A scavenger hunt in a large shop draws young and old alike.

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Novice collectors should beware: reproduction rolls of Gayetty’s toilet paper have been reported, and they are all but worthless — like flushing your money down the toilet. Albany Perforated Wrapping Paper Company also produced medicated toilet paper from 1871- 1884. Advertising for this toilet paper claimed it prevented and cured hemorrhoids. Another highly sought after vintage toilet paper is the anti-Hitler toilet paper offered during World War II. This paper was medicated with Izal germicide to leave your Above: These sheets of toilet paper come bottom smelling germicidal fresh. from a roll of “Victory Toilet Paper,” circa While the average role of collectible 1944. toilet paper normally costs about $12, some, anti-Hitler World War II toilet paper sells for as much as $7 a If you decide to enter this field of square, usually framed. collecting, it may help to know that Another World War II toilet paper different names are used for toilet to look for is the Victory Toilet Paper paper in countries around the world. that featured drawings of Hitler, When looking for toilet paper, try Mussolini, Hirohito, and a swastika searching for “bog rolls,” “toilet flag. Victory Toilet Paper Company used the catchy phrase, “Patriotic rolls,” loo rolls,” “dunny rolls,” or Americans use Victory Toilet Paper” simply “AP,” for all purpose rolls of because “One sheet a day keeps the tissue. axis away!” In 1944, this paper sold And, don’t forget Crapper Paper. for 10 cents a package. Today it sells Thomas Crapper, an English for $8 to $10 per single square. businessman and plumber, patented Above: Lion Toilet Paper, circa 1889, that came in rolls of 1,000 perforated sheets. From 1900 until 1960, many several water closet (bathroom) companies entered and left the toilet improvements for toilets in the late Below: Doeskin, 2-ply bathroom tissue from 1956. paper business, so there are a lot of 1800s. In fact, Thomas’ last name is different types of toilet paper to often used as a slang word for toilets collect. Most collectors seek unopened or chamber pots. Collectors still seek rolls or flat boxes so that the toilet paper is in good to mint condition. his W. C. Paper (Water Closet Paper). And, for those of you who want more useless facts: seven percent of Americans steal rolls of toilet paper in hotels or motels, the average person uses 100 rolls of toilet paper per year, there is an in-office machine, which turns used copier paper into toilet rolls, right there in the office, and if you hang your toilet paper so you can pull it from the bottom, you’re deemed to be more intelligent than someone who hangs their toilet paper and pulls it from the top.

Left: Moon-light Toilet Tissue; circa 1921.

Below: Hudson Toilet Paper: recently offered on eBay for $12.

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(For card) Gift from Page 6 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 23, 2020 Stark simplicity marks the design work of Paul McCobb Paul McCobb (1917-1969) was a cel- ebrated modern designer whose under- stated creations came to the forefront 20th Century in 1948 and continued in popularity Modern through the 1960s. His style was strongly influenced by the minimalistic discipline and exactitude of the Shaker aesthetic. By In his own words, “Contemporary Amer- ican design, is not the Chinese influence, the Swedish, or the Italian influence. Carole Deutsch It is an American influence that has an American look about it and has the feel- Above: An elegant stream-lined two-piece sectional sofa, designed for Directional, fea- ner Group and the Directional Group of ing of belonging in our homes. Such de- tures a solid brass base. Image courtesy of 1stdibs sign fits the size and shape of our rooms. furniture designs. The Planner a modu- It is a period of its own and should not be lar design, which had been initiated by confused with any other periods.” McCobb in 1947, became a lower priced McCobb’s straightforward designs line and was among the best-selling con- were unembellished and characterized temporary furniture lines of its time. It by their stark simplicity. They often re- was produced by Winchendon Furniture flected traditional craftsmanship with a Company from 1949 until 1964. The Di- modernist attitude. Although his slen- rectional line was considered the more der-line furniture appeared delicate, it sophisticated, since it employed the use was made for functionality and practical- of higher quality materials. ity out of heavy-duty materials in hard- One of McCobb’s most iconic designs wood, iron, molded fiberglass, and enam- was the Faceted Form chair, created in eled steel, with leather and long-wearing 1959, and often referred to as the Ori- upholstery. It was McCobb who first in- gami chair, which was offered in both troduced room dividers, which he fitted side and armchair forms. It was made with interchangeable cabinets, shelves, in molded Fiberglas in several different and drawers, and referred to as “living base structures that included a tapered walls.” The scope of his designs was vir- steel base, a swivel base, a base designed Above: A sofa from the Symmeteric Group, characterized by its elegant sculptural forms, tually unlimited and included home and for stacking chairs, and the spider base, is mounted on walnut legs and made by Widdicomb. It was one of Paul McCobb’s final designs. Image courtesy of 1stdibs office furnishings, textiles, both decora- the most uncommon among the series. tive and functional accessories, as well as The Faceted chair has been character- Below: Paul McCobb designed this portable tube radio for CBS-Columbia in 1955 and it radios and televisions that he designed ized as one of the most important seating won the Good Design award from MoMA. It measured approximately 6 inches wide by 6 for major corporations. He also consult- designs of the era. inches tall, was made of plastic with a spring steel handle, and was only produced for a ed on important design projects for the Paul gained celebrity status through few years. Image courtesy of 1stdibs nation’s leading companies that included his designs, which were wildly popular Singer, Goodyear, Bell & Howell, Alcoa, in their time. He was a frequent guest on and many more. radio and television, was invited to give McCobb developed an early interest in lectures and speak at conferences, and art, and to that end enrolled at the Vesper even wrote a column that was published George School of Art in his home state of in multiple newspapers across America. Massachusetts. His studies in art, draw- From 1950 to 1955 his work was a high- ing, and painting were interrupted by ly regarded presentation in the Museum the onset of World War II when, in 1942, of Modern Art’s Good Design exhibi- he joined the military and served in the tions. He was a four time recipient of the Army Corps of Engineers. Health issues MoMA Good Design award, and also re- caused him to be honorably discharged ceived the Philadelphia Museum of Arts’ in 1943. He then moved to New York to Contribution to Better Design Award in work as a product engineer, and by 1945 1959. Additionally, McCobb was an in- he established Paul McCobb Design As- structor of design at Philadelphia Muse- sociates. um School of Art. Today his designs are In 1948 he became a design consul- held in the permanent collections of the tant for Martin Feinman’s Modernage Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New Furniture in New York City and it was York City, the Cooper Hewitt Design there that he met B. G. Mesberg, with Museum, New York, NY, and the Brook- whom he ultimately went into business, lyn Museum of Art, among many others. and their lines became exceptionally suc- Since his death in 1969, at the early cessful and were produced by multiple age of 52, his designs ceased to be pro- furniture corporations across America. duced. Recently, Form Portfolios ac- Among the most popular were the Plan- quired design rights from McCobb’s estate and his work is coming back to the market through a series of reissues. After more than 50 years the buying Below: A circa 1960 brass room divider shelf wall unit was created for Calvin Irwin in mahog- public will be able find new examples of any with a black lacquer finish mounted on a solid brass tube frame structure. It measured 60 inches long by 19 inches deep and 76 inches high. Image courtesy of 1stdibs McCobb’s work. His vintage designs are available at a variety of market venues.

Left: McCobb’s Faceted Form Fiberglas chairs with their angular lines became nick- named Origami chairs. This pair sports “spi- der” form bases, which are the least com- mon among the choice of bases offered in the line. Image courtesy of 1stdibs

Above: Manufactured by Winchendon Furniture Company in the 1950s, this two level ma- ple desk had a one-sided pedestal with a large storage compartment and three small drawers on the other side. It was mounted on slender legs connected by slats. Image courtesy of 1stdibs March 23, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 7

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DayFLORIDA, 2 of 2 Lakeland, Collectorama Show Day 3 of 3 Market Sat. 8am-5pm & Sun. 9am-2pm North Star VIRGINIA,Day 2 of 2 Del Mar, 85th Annual Del-Mar Day 1 of 2 Day 3 of 3 Sunday, nOvember 10 F9am-3pmriday ,Canning Nove Attractionsmber 06 SCollectivesunday, tel:A pril(906) 250-161805 Show & Sale VIRGINIA, Hanover, Antiques At The CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea ILLINOIS,tel: (323) 560-7469 Rock Island, Antique MICHIGAN,Day 1 of 2 Hastings, Barry County DayPENNSYLVANIA, 2 of 2 Kutztown, Renningers Tavern SILLINOIS,aturdayBelleville,, June Belleville 13 Antique Saturday, September 05 Saturday, OctOber 12 Market Spectacular Vintage Market Antique Show Antique Extravaganza Day 3 of 3 INDIANA,Flea Market Cambridge City, Antique Fruit NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage costume GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique 9am-2pm Canning Attractions Fri.NEW 4pm-8pm,JERSEY, Sat. Mount 10am-6pm, Laurel, Rancocas& Sun. DayINDIANA, 2 of 2 Trafalgar, A Fall Gathering at Day 3 of 3 JarDay & 2 Bottle of 2 Show Jewelry Show tel: (323) 560-7469 10am-4pmWoods Antique Kim Schilling Show tel: (712) 326-9964 the Homestead Monday, April 20 Markets 10am-3pm 9am-1pm Joyce tel: (201) 213-2146 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Dayriday 3 of 4 ay Day8am-2pm 1 of 3 Stephen Rush tel: (856) 235-1830 9am-3pm Teresa Waltz tel: (317) 270-7236 F , M 08 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market DaySunday 4 of 7 , September 29 ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage costume NEW JERSEY, Mount Laurel, Rancocas Thursday, April 09 Day 3 of 7 CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea GEORGIA,KENTUCKY, Atlanta, Georgetown, Scott Antique 46th Semi- Markets MarketOHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Jewelry Show SWoodsunday Antique, Septe Showmber 13 Friday, april 17 Market Saturday, November 07 Th.Annual 10:45am-6pm, Oxford Antique Fri & Sat Market 9am-6pm, Sun. Fri.Sat. 4-9pm, 9am-4pm Sat. & 9am-6pm Sun. 10am-2pm & Sun. 9am-4pm Olde Stark 9am-1pm Joyce tel: (201) 213-2146 CALIFORNIA,8am-2pm Stephen Pasadena, Rush tel: Rose (856) Bowl 235-1830 Flea NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market T9am-2pmuesday Canning, April Attractions 21 ILLINOIS, Rock Island, Antique 10am-4pm9am-3:30pm Scott Jarvis Antique Antiques Markets GordonAntique Hannagan Faire tel: (330) tel: (217) 794-9100 568-7117 mOnday, OctOber 21 Market No Time Given Karen NORTHtel: (323) CAROLINA, 560-7469 High Point, Market Spectacular Vintage Market tel:tel: (740) (502) 569-2800 370-7268 DayDay 11 ofof 3 2 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market 9am-3pmOHIO, Canton, RG Canning Olde Stark tel: (323) Antique 560-7469 Faire tel: (336) 908-2735 Day 5 of 7 unday une Day 2 of 3 Day 1 of 4 SDay 4 of 7, J 14 Day 2 of 2 Day 1 of 7 MICHIGAN, Allegan, Allegan Antique MINNESOTA,VIRGINIA, Fishersville, Rochester, 65th Gold Shenandoah Rush CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea MISSOURI, Kirksville, Midwest Antique Sunday, September 27 NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage Costume Marketednesday pril FriAntiques & Sat. 8am-6pm Expo & Sun. 8am-3pm Market Fest and Flea Market W , A 22 CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea Jewelry Show Friday, April 10 NORTH8am-4pm CAROLINA, Larry Wood High tel: (616)Point, 735-3333 Market TownsendDay 2 of 2 Promotions tel: (641) 832-2700 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Day 2 of 2 Market 9am-1pm Joyce tel: (201) 213-2146 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Day 6 of 7 Day 1 of 3 Day 2 of 4 9am-2pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 OHIO, Springfield, The Springfield Friday, OctOber 04 VIRGINIA,unday Fishersville,ctOber 66th Shenandoah Friday, June 26 Extravaganza S , O 13 Sunday, November 08 ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea TCALIFORNIA,hursday, LosApril Banos, 23 Hunting & AntiquesCALIFORNIA, ExpoPasadena, Rose Bowl Flea PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Extravaganza Day 2 of 3 Saturday, October 03 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Market NORTHFishing CAROLINA, Collectibles High Show Point, Market 9am-5pm Heritage Promotions Shows in Kutztown Market NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage costume Market Fri. 4-9pm, Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 9am-4pm DayFri. 9am-4pm7 of 7 & Sat. 9am-3pm Wes tel: (434) 846-7452 9am-4pm both days Renningers Promotions PENNSYLVANIA, York, York Antiques 9am-3pm Canning Attractions Jewelry Show 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 Gordon Hannagan tel: (217) 568-7117 Douglass tel: (559) 259-5755 Day 1 of 2 tel: (610) 683-6848 Show & Sale tel: (323) 560-7469 9am-1pm Joyce tel: (201) 213-2146 Day 1 of 3 Day 1 of 2 Day 1 of 2 Day 2 of 3 Friday, April 24 ILLINOIS, Rock Island, Antique GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique PENNSYLVANIA,WISCONSIN, Waukesha, Kutztown, 68th Extravaganza Fall aturday ay Spectacular Vintage Market SMarkets , M 09 Sunday, October 04 SVIRGINIA,aturdayPetersburg,, April Antiques11 Show & ShowsWisconsin in Kutztown Antiques Dealers Assn. Show ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Saturday, June 27 Day 3 of 3 Day 4 of 4 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction GEORGIA,Historic Trades Atlanta, Fair Scott Antique Markets 9am-4pm& Sale both days Renningers Promotions Market PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Extravaganza 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Day10am-5pm 3 of 4 Toni Clark tel: (804) 586-3337 tel:Fri. (610) 10am-8pm 683-6848 & Sat. 10am-5pm Wisconsin Day 2 of 3 Shows in Kutztown MICHIGAN, Centreville, Antique Market & Saturday, November 14 Day 1 of 2 DayAntiques 1 of 2 Dealers Assn. tel: (815) 575-1272 Day 2 of 2 Sale OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Day 1 of 2 MINNESOTA, Rochester, Gold Rush riday ctober 8am-3pm Bob Zurko tel: (715) 526-9769 F , O 09 Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-2pm Barb Market aturday pril Day 2 of 3 MARYLAND, Oakland, 47th Annual Sunday, September 22 S , A 25 ednesday uly tel: (330) 794-9100 Day 2 of 3 ILLINOIS, Belleville, St. Louis Antique W , J 08 Antique & Makers Market ILLINOIS, Belleville, Belleville Antique Saturday, OctOber 05 NEW JERSEY, Mount Laurel, Rancocas OHIO, Columbus, Antique Advertising Day 1 of 2 Festival VIRGINIA, Fishersville, 66th Shenandoah No Time Given [email protected] Flea Market CALIFORNIA, Los Banos, Hunting & Woods Antique Show KENTUCKY, Louisville, Political Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Dorrie Antiques Expo Assoc. of America Annual Conve Day 1 of 3 Day 2 of 2 Fishing Collectibles Show 8am-2pm Stephen Rush tel: (856) 235-1830 Memorabilia Show Mawhinney tel: (608) 346-3797 Day 2 of 2 No Time Given Paul Lefkovitz Sunday, November 15 Day 2 of 2 9am-3pm Gene Heid tel: (502) 499-1543 Day 1 of 2 tel: (317) 501-3832 OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire INDIANA, Lebanon, Boone County OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Day 1 of 3 Saturday, October 10 Day 2 of 2 Treasure Hunt NEBRASKA,NEW JERSEY, Omaha, Sparta, 2nd Vintage Annual Costume Omaha SDayunday 2 of 2, May 10 MARYLAND, Oakland, 47th Annual SDayunday 2 of 2, April 12 AntiqueJewelry ShowShow CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Antique & Makers Market CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Sat.10am-5pm9am-1pm Joyce & SimmonsSun. 10am-4pm Sally Market Thursday, July 09 Day 2 of 3 Sunday, November 22 MarketINDIANA, Lebanon, Indy Ad Show Thompsontel: (201) 213-2146 tel: (913) 488-3306 9am-3pmFriday RG, O CanningctOber tel: 18(323) 560-7463 OHIO, Columbus, Antique Advertising CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea 9am-3pmDay 2 of 2RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Day 1 of 2 COLORADO, Denver, World Wide Antique Assoc. of America Annual Conve OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Market OHIO, Wilmington, Ohio Country Antique ILLINOIS,& Vintage Rantoul, Show Gordyville USA Flea Day 2 of 3 Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-2pm Barb 9am-2pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 GEORGIA,OHIO, Springfield, Atlanta, ScottThe Springfield Antique Markets OHIO,Show West Chester Twp., Queen City MarketNo Time Given Denver Mart tel: (330) 794-9100 DayExtravaganza 4 of 4 Beautiful9am-3pm DollQueen Club City Annual Shows Show & Sale Daytel: (303)3 of 3 292-6278 Day 1 of 2 Day 3 of 3 10am-3pmtel: (513) 738-7256 Margie Schultz Day 1 of 3 Friday, July 10 Saturday, December 05 ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea tel: (513) 207-8409 MINNESOTA, Rochester, Gold Rush OHIO, Columbus, Antique Advertising NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage costume Market Day 3 of 3 Assoc. of America Annual Conve Sunday, October 11 Jewelry Show Day 3 of 3 OHIO, Wooster, Eastern Antique Lighting Day 3 of 3 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea 9am-1pm Joyce tel: (201) 213-2146 Show Market 10am-4pm Jim Christer tel: (330) 608-2802 Saturday, May 16 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 Friday, April 17 INDIANA, Columbus, Doll, Bear Show Sunday, July 12 Sunday, December 13 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Extravaganza & Sale CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea MARYLAND, Oakland, 47th Annual CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea No Time Given Karen tel: (336) 908-2735 Shows in Kutztown 9am-3pm Dolls Night Out Club Market Antique & Makers Market Market Day 1 of 7 Day 2 of 2 tel: (812) 376-9124 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Day 3 of 3 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 March 23, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 11

eye level. Meanwhile, I spot the found all 10 items, and she’s opting Insights “four-leaf clover bracelet” dangling for the 20 percent discount on her From Page 3 among the jewelry. Speaking of total purchase (she’s buying two which. . . . chairs and a piece of jewelry). There’s snaps a photo to provide the evi- “Girls,” I suggest, “let’s decide on a foursome of late-teen or early dence. what you’re giving Mom before it’s 20-somethings who are giving it OK, that 8-inch Madame Alexander too late.” They zoom in and agree, in their best shot. The fellow who gave “Ireland” doll has got to be in the record time, on a pendant. And then Marigold a hint says he’ll be back next room, one we’ve often dubbed it’s back to the hunt. Marigold is tomorrow. All I can say, except for the “doll room.” There are mounds of really getting into this, and she my Mom, I’m the oldest person in the Barbies and other previously loved thinks she feels the antiques are shop. When’s the last time this has dolls on display, but where’s speaking to her. Is she, I wonder, a happened? “Colleen”? Why aren’t we finding divvy? Maybe it’s genetic. My Mom, In the end, we gave it our best her? also along for the ride, reports that effort. Our eight “finds” net a 20 per- Maybe we need to change our someone was photographing some- cent discount. I’m happy. The girls strategy. We decide to divide and thing in the back corner of the shop. are, well, resigned. Could they come conquer. This turns out to be a good Ruby spots the “Celtic cross glass back tomorrow and finish up? decision. Ruby, exploring the other candleholder,” thanks to the tip from The next day, I pick up Ruby from side of the store, finds the St. our observant spy. middle school. We talk about what a Patrick’s Day magnet. Another hunt- We assess our progress. The great time we had shopping for Mom. er sees Marigold still looking through “Sharon ironstone demitasse cups “Grandmom,” she asks, “why don’t the dolls and takes pity on her, and saucers with clover pattern” other antique stores do something Above: Finding an 8-inch doll among the many treasures at Objects Found was chal- pointing to the top of a tall cabinet. should not be that hard. We’re deter- like this?” lenging. He also suggests that we might find mined to check out every single cabi- I have no answer. the “leprechaun rooster” in a group net, no easy task. of other chickens. We thank him, and Meanwhile, the shop workers are I wonder when was the last time that beginning to bring inside the cool Visit AntiqueWeek Online At: I saw a college student checking out stuff they put outside the shop earli- every single thing in an antique er in the day. I’m feeling the pres- shop. sure when Ruby lets out a war whoop. www.antiqueweek.com We scurry onward, looking upward Victory! She’s found the cups and and, lo and behold, we spot Mr. saucers. That leaves the “shamrock O’Chicken. Not to be outdone, shoe” and the “shamrock egg on Marigold, a bit shorter than the rest stand.” Two needles in a haystack. NOTICE!!! of us, finds a Waterford shamrock But there’s a woman and her two THE APRIL 1,2 &3 AUCTION HAS BEEN POSTPONED DUE TO paperweight, sitting on a shelf at her young children in the shop who have THE RECENT BAN OF GATHERINGS IN OHIO.

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Barry County Antique Show is merging with BC Vintage! New Dealers and product along with our best dealers from the Barry County Antique Show Sat., April 4th, 9am-4pm • Sun., April 5th, 10am-3pm $4 Admission Fee to benefit Barry County Animal Shelter They will also be accepting pet donations at the show. Located at Barry County Expo Center, 1350 N M37 Hwy., Hastings, MI 49058 25 minutes south of Grand Rapids Great selection of quality antiques! We have space for dealers outside! The weather was wonderful last year on this same weekend! A lot of people shopped inside and out! Vintage and repurposed farm & Made in Michigan soups, jams, honey, etc. Dealer space available! 616-292-5797 Page 12 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 23, 2020 A u c t i o n C a l e n d a r E-Mail: [email protected] Monday, March 23 Friday, April 03 Saturday, May 16 Wednesday, August 05 Saturday, September 05 Sunday, October 18 ILLINOIS, Arlington Heights, Denotter OHIO, Rushville, 3-Day Antique Auction CALIFORNIA, Santa Barbara, Antique INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction Sat. 11am-3pm & Sun. 9am-2pm 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Auctions - Consignment Day 3 of 3 Show & Sale Miscellaneous Auction 5:30pm Denotter Auctions Day 2 of 3 Preservation Station tel: (270) 993-7532 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (224) 392-3101 PENNSYLVANIA, Carlisle, Antique Day 1 of 2 tel: (260) 768-4129 Sunday, November 01 Auction Sunday, May 17 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction 8:30am Dave Rowe tel: (717) 574-1008 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Tuesday, March 24 CALIFORNIA, Santa Barbara, Antique Sunday, September 06 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days OHIO, Canfield, 2-Day Auction Show & Sale Sunday, August 09 PENNSYLVANIA, Downingtown, Online Day 2 of 2 Extraordinaire Day 3 of 3 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction Saturday, November 07 6:30pm both days Basinger Auction Service Only Native American Auction 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days tel: (330) 330-8949 9am Pook & Pook tel: (610) 269-4040 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Sat. 11am-3pm & Sun. 9am-2pm Day 1 of 2 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Preservation Station tel: (270) 993-7532 Day 1 of 2 Sunday, April 05 Wednesday, August 12 Wednesday, September 09 ednesday arch NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction W , M 25 Wednesday, May 20 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 unday ovember INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction S , N 08 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Day 2 of 2 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 Monday, April 06 tel: (260) 768-4129 ILLINOIS, Arlington Heights, Denotter tel: (260) 768-4129 Sunday, November 15 OHIO, Canfield, 2-Day Auction Auctions Vintage, Collectibles & Antiques ednesday eptember W , S 16 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction 5:30pm Denotter Auctions Wednesday, August 19 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Extraordinaire Wednesday, May 27 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Day 2 of 2 tel: (224) 392-3101 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Sunday, November 29 riday arch Wednesday, April 08 F , M 27 tel: (260) 768-4129 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp., Auction MISSOURI, Lone Jack, Multi-Season INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (260) 768-4129 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Auction Weekend Miscellaneous Auction Sunday, September 20 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction Fri. 3pm. Sat. 10am & Sun. 11am Dirk Soulis 9am Shipshewana Auction Sunday, May 31 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 aturday ecember tel: (816) 697-3830 tel: (260) 768-4129 NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction Wednesday, August 26 S , D 05 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days Day 1 of 3 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Sat. 11am-3pm & Sun. 9am-2pm MARYLAND, Online, Online Only Auction Miscellaneous Auction Wednesday, September 23 Preservation Station tel: (270) 993-7532 WISCONSIN, Wautoma, Two Day Live & 5pm Eastern Shore Auctions 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Day 1 of 2 Online Auction tel: (443) 235-5717 Wednesday, June 03 Miscellaneous Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 Fri. 1pm & Sat. 8am W. Yoder Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 9am Shipshewana Auction Service tel: (920) 787-5549 Miscellaneous Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 Sunday, December 06 Day 1 of 2 Friday, April 10 9am Shipshewana Auction KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days PENNSYLVANIA, Garnet Valley, Fine tel: (260) 768-4129 Wednesday, September 02 Day 2 of 2 Estates Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Wednesday, September 30 aturday arch INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & S , M 28 11am Briggs Auction tel: (610) 566-3138 Miscellaneous Auction INDIANA, Columbia City, Firearms ednesday une Miscellaneous Auction Sunday, December 13 W , J 10 9am Shipshewana Auction Consignment Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 9am Shipshewana Auction NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 10am Schrader Real Estate & Auction Co., Monday, April 13 Miscellaneous Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Inc. tel: (800) 451-2709 ILLINOIS, Arlington Heights, Denotter 9am Shipshewana Auction Auctions Multi-Estate & Consignment tel: (260) 768-4129 MARYLAND, Knoxville, Estate Auction 5:30pm Denotter Auctions 9am Donald Lenhart tel: (301) 676-8685 tel: (224) 392-3101 Sunday, June 14 MINNESOTA, Dalton, Large Toy Collection NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction Estate Auction Wednesday, April 15 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 9:30am United Country Aasness Auctioneers INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (218) 589-8598 Miscellaneous Auction Wednesday, June 17 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & MISSOURI, Lone Jack, Multi-Season tel: (260) 768-4129 Auction Weekend Miscellaneous Auction Day 2 of 3 9am Shipshewana Auction Saturday, April 18 tel: (260) 768-4129 NEW YORK, Geneseo, Fine Art & ILLINOIS, Arcola, Tri-County Spring Antiques Auction Auction Wednesday, June 24 Noon Cottone Auction tel: (585) 243-1000 8am Tri-County Auction tel: (217) 521-0246 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Miscellaneous Auction NEW YORK, Online, Absentee Auction OHIO, Chillicothe, 19th Century #72 9am Shipshewana Auction Decorative Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 10pm Terry McMurray tel: (607) 775-5972 10am Ross Auction tel: (740) 701-7511

OHIO, Columbus, Country Americana VIRGINIA, Crewe, Estate of Sidney Locke Sunday, June 28 Auction 9am Carwile Auctions tel: (434) 547-9100 NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction 10am Garth’s Auction tel: (740) 362-4771 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834

OHIO, Online, Spring Vintage Toy & Sunday, April 19 Greyhound Bus NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction Wednesday, July 01 11am Toys of Times Past tel: (216) 218-1971 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Miscellaneous Auction PENNSYLVANIA, Denver, Coin-Op & 9am Shipshewana Auction Advertising Auction Wednesday, April 22 tel: (260) 768-4129 No Time Given Morphy Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (877) 968-8880 Miscellaneous Auction Day 1 of 2 9am Shipshewana Auction Wednesday, July 08 2-DAY TRI-COUNTY SPRING AUCTION tel: (260) 768-4129 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & VIRGINIA, Mt. Crawford, 19th & 20th Miscellaneous Auction 2 Miles north of ARCOLA, IL on Route 45 & 2 1/2 miles west on Cty Rd. 400 Century Lighting Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Toy Auction: Friday, April 27, 2020 -- 10:00 AM 9:30am Jeffrey Evans tel: (540) 434-3939 Saturday, April 25 tel: (260) 768-4129 1,200 + TOYS: Orig. Farm Sets NIB; Orig. Farm Toys - 1950’s NIB; Smith Miller Semis; Tonka Trucks; Tru-Scale Trucks; Ertl VIRGINIA, Crewe, Estate of Sidney Locke Trucks & Semis; Construction Toys; Customized Toys; 1/8th Scale; 70’s, 80’s, & 90’s Toys NIB; Pedals; Arcade; Custom WISCONSIN, Wautoma, Two Day Live & 9am Carwile Auctions tel: (434) 547-9100 Toys by Crook & Weber - Pedals and 1/8th Scale will sell at 2 & 4 pm Online Auction Sunday, July 12 2ND RING STARTS AT 6 PM Private collection of Trains; Nascar vehicles; Semis Day 2 of 2 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction Monday, April 27 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 General Auction: Sat. April 18, 2020 - 8:00 am ILLINOIS, Arcola, Tri-County Spring TRACTORS & FARM MACHINERY Sunday, March 29 Auction MISSOURI, Lone Jack, Multi-Season ednesday uly Farmer Closeout: New Holland TL100A w/cab - FWA & Loader 1900 hrs.; New Holland 920GH Backhoe attachment; Ford 915 10am Tri-County Auction tel: (217) 521-0246 W , J 15 Auction Weekend INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Belly Mower; J.D. 7200 15 Row Planter w/no till; Land Pride RCD 1884 3 pt. mower; Land Pride DH1572 3 pt. Disk 5’; Land Day 3 of 3 Miscellaneous Auction Pride RTA 1558 3 pt. Tiller 5’; Woods HB65 3 pt. 6’ Box Blade; Ford Dearborn 2 bottom 3 pt. Plow; 3 pt. Sprayer w/Hand Wednesday, April 29 9am Shipshewana Auction Sprayer; Bradco 6’ Quick Attach Rock Bucket; Alitec Forks - Quick Attach; McCormick Sickle Bar Mower 3 pt.; 12’ J.D. Wheel PENNSYLVANIA, Denver, Coin-Op & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (260) 768-4129 Disk; 18’ IH #45 Vibra Shank Field Cultivator; Donahue Implement Trailer; IH Baler; Gehl 95 Grinder Mixer; Farmall C w/Belly Advertising Auction Miscellaneous Auction Mower; 23’ Hay Elevator; 8 Ton Lacoe Fertilizer Spreader; New Idea 2-row Picker; J.D. Grain Drill 8300 w/Press Wheels; J.D. 4 Day 2 of 2 9am Shipshewana Auction Row 3 pt. Rotary Hoe; 4 wheeled power unit 30 hp Lombardini - 3 cyl. hydraulics - 3 pt. side shift tongue (Neil Hostetler Wednesday, July 22 tel: (260) 768-4129 style); 2011 5640E 3344 hrs, 2 speed, Power quick attach, loaded w/extras INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & PENNSYLVANIA, Harrisburg, Coins, ANTIQUE MACHINERY - BUGGYS Miscellaneous Auction Stamps, Sterling, & Jewelry Standardbred size Cruiser w/Bucket seats - windshield - good condition; Buggys - from good to Lawn Ornament; Carts; Po- 10am Cordier Antiques & Fine Art 9am Shipshewana Auction Sunday, May 03 tato Planter; Walk Behind Cultivator; Walking Plows; Lots of Steel Wheels - all sizes; Wooden Wagon Wheels; Wooden Wheel tel: (717) 731-8662 tel: (260) 768-4129 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction Box Wagon - “Mandt” - narrow wheel; Good variety of early Primitives 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - FURNITURE - GLASSWARE - LAMPS- CROCKS - BUTTER CHURNS Monday, March 30 Sunday, July 26 Railroad Push Car w/Fairmont motor; R.R. Crossing Signs w/Marbles; (1) R.R. Crossing sign w/4 Tracks - all the marbles NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction “Very Rare Find!”; Track Marker Sign w/Lantern; DeHuff Hopkins - Steel Wheeled Dump Cart; Wood Barrels; Vises & Anvils; ILLINOIS, Arlington Heights, Denotter Wednesday, May 06 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Auctions - Multi Estate INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Old Barn & R.R. 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755 Church Rd. Elgin, IL 60123 W. YODER AUCTION Tel.: (847) 214-8423 Fax: (847) 214-8802 www.bunteauction.com TWO-DAY ONLINE AUCTION YODER AUCTION CENTER Modern & Antique Art and Antiques & Collectibles 150 PUMP JACKS - 400+ KNIVES & MORE N2475 – 13TH GATEWAY, WAUTOMA, WI 54982 Sunday, March 29th at 11am FRIDAY, MARCH 27th @ 1:00 PM & SAT., MARCH 28th at 8:00 AM DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 21 West approximately 4 miles from Wautoma. Watch for signs. DAY 1: Approximately 150+ Knives; 15+ Bayonets Including U.S. Military, SA, Remington & ONE-DAY SALE - Online Auction Pre-Civil War; German WWII Daggers; Toys Include Mickey Mouse Projector; Windup & Cast Toys; 35+ Cap Guns (Some With Holsters) Including Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Wyatt Earp, Gene Viewing by appointment ONLY Autry, Gunsmoke, Hopalong Cassidy, Bonanza & Annie Oakley; Lots of Other Related Mem- Wednesday, March 25th & Thursday, March 26th, 10am - 4pm orabilia; Several Big Bang Cannons; Miniature Pinball Machines; BB Guns Including Markham, Daisy & Others; Ammo Boxes; Indian Artifacts 500+ Arrowheads, Tools, Spear Heads & More; Friday, March 27th, 10am - 7pm Approximately 180+ Traps Including Newhouse & Prott (Madison, Racine & Lodi); Two Canoes (Birchbark & Old Town); Winchester Poster; “Custer’s Last Flight” Print; Salesman’s Sample Feed Bunk; Ammo Includes Anti-Aircraft, Military, Winchester, Weatherby, Peters, Remington & Some Two Piece Boxes; Animal Boxes (Fox, Tiger, Elephant & Bear); Econo Chief Cream Separa- tor & Other Farm Collectibles; Numerous Winchester, Marbles & Other Misc. Collectibles. DAY 2: 150+ Pump Jacks Including John Deere, Dain, Myers, Stover, Hudson, Montgomery Ward, David Bradley & Others; Water Pumps & Cross Beams Include Fairbanks, Morris, Baker & Duplex; Remington Cutlery Neon Sign; Marble’s Trout Nippers, Fish Gaff; Marble’s Pennant; Marble’s Double Axe, (300+ Knives & Hatchets Including Marble’s, Western, Anheuser-Busch w/Lens; Western & Kinfolk Knife & Hatchet Combos; Case Hatchets; Marble’s Safety Hatchets; Knives Include Case XX, Parkar; Jean Casey, Colt, Golden Rule, Buck, R.H. Ruana, Custom, Spencer & Bartlett ; Miller Bros, Hibbard, Cattaraugus, W.R. Case & Son, Winchester, Wilbert, KA-Bar, Remington & Others; PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR FULL CATALOG & PHOTOS TERMS: Cash, Checks, Visa, MasterCard +4% convenience fee for credit card. BUYER’S FEE: 18% ONLINE Chema Cobo Gerhard Marcks - 15% PHONE BID - 10% ABSENTEE BID plus 5.5% sales tax; I.D. required to reg- ister. All sales final with no warranties. Announcements sale day supersede this and any printed material. Not responsible Michael Ayrton for accidents.

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W. YODER AUCTION, WAYNE YODER, Registered WI Auctioneer #1977 N2475 13th GATEWAY, WAUTOMA, WI 54982 PHONE: 920-787-5549*CELL 920-295-2644 Aero Saarinen-Knoll Tulip Table & WEBSITE: wyoderauction.com Chairs Bernard De Hoog Michael Ayrton

19th Century Decorative Arts Auction SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 2020 • 10:00 AM CHILLICOTHE, OH

1200 LOTS WITH OVER 2000 PIECES OF THE FINEST SELECTION OF ORIENTALIA: Furniture, Snuff Bottles, Ivory, Bronzes, Cloisonné, Lac- AMERICAN FURNITURE BY: John Henry Belter, J.W. Meeks, R.J. quer wear, Prints, Art, Netsukes, Porcelain, Satsuma, Pottery, Peking Horner, Hunzinger, Mitchell & Rammelsburg, Herter Brothers, Yard Glass, Jade, Imari, Famille Rose. Fountains, Marble-Top Bedroom Sets, Marble-Top Sideboards and Ta- EUROPEAN PORCELAIN AND GLASS: Meissen, KPM, Dresden, bles, Acanthus Carved Furniture, Oak Wing Griffin Library Tables and Samson, Sevres, Capo Di Monte, Crown Derby, Royal Doulton, Royal Dining Room Sets, Parlor Furniture, Cylinder Desks, Large Bookcases, Vienna, Coalport, Limoges, Royal Worcester, Moser, Pate’ Sur’ Pate, Cast-Iron Yard Deer, Rosewood Full Tester Bed, Marble-Top Shaving Minton, Old Paris, Limoges Foil Enamel, Baccarat, Agate, Cranber- Stands. ry Cut Back, Wedgwood, RS Prussia, Large collection of CF Monroe VICTORIAN BLACK FOREST: Bears, Barometers, Clocks, Music Box- Wave Crest Boxes, Ferners, & Humidors, Mount Washington Art Glass, es, Bench, Umbrella Stand. 19 Piece Figural Carved 1900 Paris Expo- Wheeling Peachblow, Large Collection of Art Glass Perfumes, Stevens sition Dining Room Set with a 21 Foot Table and 15 Chairs. & Williams. LIGHTING: Cranberry Hanging Oil Lamps, Miniature Gone with the METALWARE: Sterling Silver Flatware, Match Safes, Enameled Pill Wind Lamps, Banquet Lamps, Organ Lamps, Bradley & Hubbard, Pair- Boxes, Hollowware, purses, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes, Bronze Sculp- point, Handel. tures, Russian Silver, Sheffield Silver, Vienna, Gilt Bronze Boxes. ROSS AUCTION COMPANY 50 CLOCKS & AUTOMATED MUSIC BOXES: 4 Mechanical Singing 50 W. MAIN ST., CHILLICOTHE, OH 45601 Bird Boxes, Regina, Mermod Freres, Swiss Interchangeable Disk and KEVIN ROSS - (740) 701-7511 [email protected] Comb, Bronze and Marble Statue Clocks, Crystal Regulators, Ansonia License Number: 2017000163 Hanging Regulators, Boulle, Paperweight, Grandfather Clocks, Barom- Dave Pritchard Auctioneering • License Number: 57198435669 eters, Erotica Clocks, Mechanical Walking Canes. AUCTIONEERS: DAVE & TYLER PRITCHARD Page 14 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 23, 2020

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9 China-Glass 30 Antiques New This Week! Architectural Antiques of We are selling a Gaudt Dutch dinner Indianapolis - Buy - Sell Fireplace plate w/red flowers, yellow leaves, Mantels, Light Fixtures, Leaded & a blue design. Made by Ashworth Windows, Decorative Hardware, Classified Word Ads Doors, and Much More! Open The Pathfinders, by Gerald Rawling, Harry Sinclair Drago, pub. Bramhall House, Tennessee, 471pp, $35.50 The Bros. in England, $85 812-372-9149 st st Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm or by MacMillan Co., 1964, 1 edn., 1 pth., HB, c l e a n & t i g h t w / d j , s l w e a r , 2 7 4 p p , $ 2 0 . 0 0 Wilderness Road, Robert L. Kincaid, (Amer. sections include The Missouri, The Platte, From Glasgow’s Treasure Chest, by James Trail Series) 1947, Bobbs Merrill Co., Red w/ appointment. Colonial Antiques, The Arkansas, The Green, The Columbia, VG Cowan, pub 1951 Craig & Wilson, used grn no dj, laid in & taped paper items Re: Robert 5000 W 96th St., Indianapolis, IN cond. All. Tight, clean, maps, end paps, Hist. hard cover w/gilt embossed sp & frnt, some Kincaid, who was Pres. Lincoln U. TN, also 11 Jewelry - st 46268 317-873-2727 7 pt. type - 27¢ Biblio., ndex, 326pp, $10.00 The fading, crnr rubs, 1 ed., clean & tight, B/W signed per Robert L. Kincaid on July 5, 1947, Watches - Fobs www.AntiqueArchitectural.com Country of the Pointed Firs, Sarah Orne photos, drawings, hvy for size, Sig. per 1st ed., VG cond., B/W photos, very SCARCE, Jewett, pub. Houghton Mifflin/Riverside Author, $25.00 Trail to California, 392pp, $75.00 Matt Field on the Press, Boston, 1929. Famous novel of The Overland Journal of Vincent Geiger & Santa Fe Trail, U. of Oklahoma Press 1960, Maine. Green cloth binding w/fir on spine, Wakeman Bryarly, edited by David Morris HB-good, (American Exploration & Travel good cond., some yellowing page edges, Potter, Yale U. Press, tight, no markings, Fine RailRoad pocket watches, Series) 1st edn., Collected by Clyde & Mae vintage wrist watches & hard-to-find 59 Notices O/W vg, $10.50 Discovery, excellent read! Dj sl wear, clothbound, 7 pt. bold type - 32¢ Great moments in the lives of outstanding authentic record of overland to Gold Rush. Reed Porter, X-lib from original journal, map parts, buy & sell. naturalists, J. B. Lippincott Co., 1st edn., 1961 Great read, $15.00 Let Us Santa Fe Trail, edited by John E. Sunder, 1960 So. Methodist U. Lib. b/w photos, www.WatchesByHourMinSec.com, “Vendors”Free booth space w/wood engravings by Thos. W. Nason, fine Now Praise Famous Men, by James Agee 636-352-3128 cond., pages tight, includes acct. ivory-billed & Walker Evans, pub. Houghton Mifflin Co., $10.00 Joan Morris, 2073 Sunset available at our annual Antique woodpecker, Exlibris frontis cut, Gold ptg sp, 1930, 9th ptg., HB, ex-lib, no dj nr fine, few Drive, Hamilton, OH 45013, (513) 805-7155 Advertising Specialty Show on $10.00 Great American Cattle lib. Marks, approx. 55+ b/w photos, non-fict / Owner’s bookplates/inscriptions not March 20th, 2021, located at 8 pt. type - 37¢ Trails, The Story of the old cow paths of the acct., Alabama share croppers / families in mentioned, CWO, PPD, SASE for check the Indiana State Fairgrounds, east & the longhorn highways of the plains, 1936. Purchased Lincoln University. Lib. return. 20 Musical Indianapolis. This is one of the largest markets for only 40+ year old advertising in the world. -MUSIC BOXES- Signs, Displays, Clocks, and 8 pt. bold type - 41¢ Buying, Selling, & Repairing. all other forms of Advertising. Turn of the Century Antiques, For Info: IAAshow.com Contact: (616) 887-2501. [email protected]

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• If you run your ad for two consecutive weeks, the third week is free? Page 16 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 23, 2020 we created a patch, and it was a way of Activision rewarding feedback from game players.” From Front Page These days, with the renewed interest in such classic video game systems as the Atari 2600, Atari 5200, ColecoVision, and them a patch. These merit badges were Intellivision, Activision patches, which were roughly equivalent to the digital/virtual produced until 1983, are highly sought-after Achievements and Trophies you find in by collectors. (Activision produced games and today’s games. The idea sprang from fan mail patches for a variety of consoles, not just the the company received for a popular and chal- 2600). Depending on the patch (let’s stick to lenging drag racing game they produced. the Atari 2600 patches for pricing), they sell “Of the first four games we released, the briskly for around $20 to $100 each in nice, big title was Dragster by David Crane,” Levy unused condition. Some of the more difficult said. “It was a killer of a game, and it was a (and therefore more expensive) patches to joystick breaker. Shortly after the game was find include the Beamrider patch and the released in the fall of ’80, people started send- gold medal patch for Decathlon. ing us Polaroid pictures of their scores. The games themselves have gone up in Somebody would get a score of 6.9 seconds or value as well. While individual cartridges for whatever, and we’d get a picture.” such common Activision titles as Dragster, This phenomenon lead Levy and company Pitfall!, Stampede, River Raid, and to thinking about how to respond from a cus- Above: Activision awarded patches to players who would send in photos their high scores. Megamania can easily be found for around $3 tomer relations standpoint—a way to have The first patch they produced was for Dragster. to $8 each, complete boxed examples are contact with customers before the days of worth considerably more, especially for such electronic communications. relatively scarce titles as H.E.R.O. ($125), “At first, we sent congratulatory thank-you Double Dragon ($120), Private Eye ($105), letters. And then we started thinking that and Frostbite ($100). Factory sealed games maybe we should put a newsletter together are worth even more. On eBay, a sealed and build a mailing list. So, there was a news- Cosmic Commuter recently went for $995 letter we put together called Activisions. I do while a sealed Pitfall! sold for $349. not recall exactly who came up with the idea Levy said he has a big collection of for the patch. It was either me or one of the Activision memorabilia he hasn’t looked at in other people in the customer relations mar- a long time, including posters, games, compa- keting crew. The idea was to form a club — a ny letters, cutouts of Pitfall Harry (the pro- club of Dragster players. I don’t think there tagonist in Pitfall!), and much more. “My was a threshold required at first. If you sent daughter has told me in no uncertain terms us a picture of your best time, we would send that I am not to destroy or give away any of you a patch. You were a member of the that,” he said. “She wants to come and go Dragster club. Ultimately, every game ended through it with me piece by piece. She’s made up with its club. There was a Tennis club and me aware of there being a huge market for a Skiing club. Every time we released a game, original Activision material. I’m sure I have a whole bunch of the patches, but I’m not sure Below: Jim Levy co-founded Activision if I have a complete set.” Levi has retired from the video game Above: Along with a patch, high scorers would receive a letter from Activision industry, but he is on a couple of boards for small, startup companies. He’s also on the board of the Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, a regional theater group. As for Activision, it is has become one of the biggest third-party video game companies in the world, creating games for such consoles as the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4, but it’s under different ownership and is a much different company than the one Levy started with four ex-Atari programmers. Regardless, the legacy Levi and company left behind con- tinues to resonate with gamers, nostalgic buffs, and collectors of pop culture artifacts.

Below: The Trail Drive patch was for Stampede, an unusual and entertaining Western-themed game.

Above: The Activision team in the early ‘80s. That’s Jim Levy bottom/center.

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Vol. 52. Issue No. 2634 www.antiqueweek.com March 23, 2020 Desk fit for a Princess at Cottone GENESEO, N.Y. – Cottone Auctions’ Spring Fine Art & Antiques auction on Saturday, $7,000-$10,000), and works by Sam March 28 in Geneseo will feature fine selections from Dr. Ronald and Krista Reed of Francis, Hans Wegner, Tommi Parzinger, Rochester, N.Y. The couple was awarded Rochester Landmark Society’s Historic Home J.L. Møller, Paul Evans, Alexander Girard Award in 2019 for their commitment to the restoration and preservation of their lovely, and Charles and Ray Eames. historic East Avenue home. The many outstanding Tiffany Studios The Reeds enjoyed traveling the world and acquiring wonderful antiques from galleries lamps from various collections include a and dealers, both domestic and abroad. The sale also features 20th century design from fine and rare Rose table lamp with a 24-inch the estate of Inger-Marie Tanier and George Tanier. George Tanier was an outstanding shade on a bronze adjustable library base figure in the post-war Danish furniture export trade. Fittingly, he was knighted by His (est. $75,000-$125,000. Majesty, King Frederik IX. Art Deco period pieces from the Reed col- The auction will include more than 300 lots of fine art, Tiffany Studios lamps, 20th lection include a René Lalique (1860-1945) century art and design, decorative arts, furniture, Oriental rugs, Asian objects, swords, “Noisetier” glass chandelier, purchased from Valerio weaponry and more. Antiques (est. $8,000-$12,000. The sale will be held online and in Cottone’s gallery at 120 Court Street in Geneseo, Asian arts will feature a fine pair of large starting at noon Eastern time. For those unable to attend the auction in person, online Japanese bronze mixed metal vases purchased bidding will be facilitated by the Cottone website, www.live.cottoneauctions.com, from Flying Crane Antiques (est. $7,000- LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. Contact the gallery $10,000). Jewelry highlights will include a at (585) 243-1000 for phone and absentee bidding info. gilt copper and agate box (est. $20,000- Furniture from the Reeds’ collection will include an $30,000), attributed to James Cox (1723- English writing desk and sewing table, commissioned 1800). for Queen Victoria as a princess, originally in A remarkable pair of Cherokee moccasins Above: English Turnbridge ware writ- Buckingham Palace, London and purchased from in an outstanding state of preservation and ing desk and sewing table with about 80 M.S. Rau Antiques in New Orleans (est. $10,000- fresh to the market carry an estimate of different woods, commissioned for Queen $15,000). The piece was featured in Art & Antiques, $15,000-$25,000. Paintings will include an Victoria as a young princess in 1866. Top 100 Treasures. exceptional Carl Peters (1897-1980) oil on Modern design will be led by an early Finn canvas, titled Elm Street, Rochester, NY, 40 Juhl Chieftan teak and leather armchair, made by 32 inches, from the collection of Grant Paulsen and the late Jeffrey Their of Buffalo, by Niels Vodder (est. $15,000-$25,000). Other N.Y. (est. $15,000-$25,000. 20th century items include a Madura Pablo Contact: (585) 243-1000, Picasso pitcher, titled Woman’s Face (est. www.cottoneauctions.com

Left: Pair of Cherokee moccasins, late 18th century, black dyed buckskin with French silk brocade, ribbons and Italian cut beads in stylized floral patterns. Iconic illustrators on view at HMA By Susan Nutter the Golden Age of American Illustration. Known for painting nearly 4,000 illustrations for HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – A collection of original works many magazines and books, much of N.C. Wyeth’s art by three of America’s most celebrated illustrators will focuses on the American Western theme, though he be showcased in the upcoming exhibit, American Master also illustrated many popular children’s books with Illustrators: N.C. Wyeth, Maxfield Parrish, Norman pirates, knights and brigands, including Treasure Rockwell, presented by the Huntsville Museum of Art Island and Tom Sawyer. (HMA). The exhibit, whose main sponsor is PNC Bank, will be on view from March 22 through June 21.. See Illustrators on page 3 The 36 original works by these American master illustrators are on loan from the National Museum of Right: Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), Great Southwest: The American Illustration in Newport, R.I. Without question Desert Without Water, 1902, mixed media on paper on artists, N.C. Wyeth, Maxfield Parrish, and Norman canvas, 17 by 11.5 inches. Image Courtesy of The Rockwell created some of the greatest iconic art during Huntington Museum of Art Nintendo PlayStation prototype plays to the tune of $360,000 By Brett Weiss

DALLAS, Texas — The fabled Nintendo PlayStation prototype console, which was once thought to be a myth, has sold for $360,000, which is the most anyone has ever paid for a piece of video game memorabilia at a public auction. On March 6, owner Terry Diebold sold it through Heritage Auctions, which made news last year by auctioning off an unopened, sticker sealed, test market copy of Super Mario Bros. for $100,150, the previous record for most expensive video game item. A failed collaboration between Sony and Nintendo, the Nintendo PlayStation, which is the widely accepted colloquial term for the console, dates back to the early ’90s, when the consumer electronics conglomerate joined forces with the video game giant to create what was essentially a Super Nintendo Entertainment System with a built-in CD-ROM drive. It would have expanded the abilities of Nintendo’s 16-bit console to include the ability to play CD-based games, but the two companies had a falling out at the 1991 Consumer Electronics Show, and the system was never released

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Right: Prior to selling the one-of-a-kind console at auction, Terry Diebold displayed his Nintendo PlayStation at retro gaming conventions around the country. Page 2 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 23, 2020

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Creating fantastical dream-like worlds in his luminous canvases is the trademark of artist Maxfield Parish. Throughout his 68-year career, Parish not only illustrated children’s book and magazine covers his wonderful works also graced Brown & Bigelow calendars. Norman Rockwell’s name and work is synonymous with the American daily life lived by the masses between the 1920s to 1970s. One of America’s most favored illustrators, Rockwell’s “take” on America graced the covers of numerous mass-circulated national magazines thereby bringing Rockwell’s images into millions of households weekly. As HMA press material points out, “Best known for his iconic covers for the Saturday Evening Post, Rockwell’s heart-warming depictions of American life are Above Left: Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), Man Inspecting Socks 1924, oil on Masonite, 23.5 by 23.5 inches. Image Courtesy of The universally relevant.” Huntington Museum of Art. Above Right: N.C. Wyeth (1882-1945), Barefoot Brooks Clark, Building Wall, 1936, oil on panel, 34.5 by 28 inches The Huntington Museum of Art is Image Courtesy of The Huntington Museum of Art quick to thank Judy and Laurence Cutler, Co-Founders and Directors of the exquisite collection to HMA and look For more information concerning Rockwell contact the HMA at www. National Museum of American forward to partnering with them on American Master Illustrators: N.C. hsvmuseum.org or by calling the Illustration, in Newport for loaning their future exhibitions. Wyeth, Maxfield Parrish, Norman Museum, (256) 535-4350.

entirely possible this unit narrowly president Olaf Olafsson. Diebold Initially, the winner of the Nintendo missed that fate,” said Valarie bought the item at a property auc- Nintendo PlayStation auction was From Front Page McLeckie, Consignment Director, tion, and it remained in his attic anonymous, but a few days later, Video Games, at Heritage Auctions. until 2015, when his son discovered it Forbes revealed that the prototype officially, leading Sony to create their “While there are vast differences and shared photos on Reddit. This led console was sold to Greg McLemore, own console—the super successful between this 1990-1992 prototype to some small measure of fame for the the founder of Pets.com and Toys. PlayStation—a few years later. Two- and the PlayStation console that was Diebolds as the father-son team trav- com. He has stated that he is a collec- hundred Nintendo PlayStations were eventually released to consumers by eled to various retro gaming conven- tor and plans on creating an arcade/ produced, but many believe that the Sony in 1994, it is technically the tions around the country, displaying video game museum. system Diebold sold is the only one earliest existing prototype for Sony’s the machine for attendees. In Other highlights of the auction left. first home console video game console December, Diebold told the popular included factory sealed copies of an “The other 199 prototypes purport- and an invaluable piece of video game video game site Kotaku (kotaku.com) assortment of NES games, including ed to exist were allegedly destroyed history.” that he turned down an offer for $1.2 Stadium Events ($66,000), Mike when the partnership between The original owner of the Nintendo million. He declined to comment on Tyson’s Punch-Out!! ($45,600), and a Nintendo and Sony was officially sev- PlayStation was former Sony the auction saying he was over- later release of Super Mario Bros. ered, and, though it isn’t certain, it is Computer Entertainment America whelmed with interview requests. ($20,400).

Below: Once thought to be a myth, the Nintendo PlayStation sold at auction recently for $360,000.

ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS! Did you have outstanding results from your last auction? Call 800-876-5133 ext. 133 or email [email protected] Page 4 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 23, 2020 19th & 20th c. Lighting Auction Saturday, March 28, 2020 at 9:30 am ET

Featuring the Aladdin collection of Larry Spradley, Beaumont, TX; the Aladdin shop/workshop of Fil (John) Graff, St. Thomas, PA; the Victori- an lighting collection of Peter Mack, Bristol, CT; part two of the Joe Cesa- rini estate collection, Ridgely, MD; choice selections from a Pennsylvania private collection; plus others. The selection of Aladdin lighting is extensive and numbers over 300 lamps of all types including many extremely rare glass stand lamps, chandeliers, other hanging lamps, wall lamps, floor lamps, student lamps, prototype fonts, electric lamps, parts and accessories, etc.; outstanding GWTW, parlor, and banquet lamps; rare student lamps; a wide selec- tion of other kerosene lighting including seven marriage lamps, seven Swan-base stand lamps, four Log Cabin finger lamps, many other rare Atterbury lamps, opalescent stand and finger lamps, etc.; rare hanging store lamps including four in original shipping crate; multi-font angle lamps; other good metal lamps and heaters; good parts of all types; plus more. The full, detailed catalogue will be posted around March 13. Visit jeffreysevans.com for more information.

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The Spring Vintage Toy & Greyhound Bus Auction will feature an outstanding collection of high quality boxed vin- tage & antique character toys, followed by the late John S. Brunelle's massive lifetime Greyhound Bus toy & trans- portation memorabilia collection.

Some of the highlights of the outstanding vintage character toy collection include: Rare Boxed Factory Error Schuco MotoDrill Motorcycle, Linemar Battery Operated Superman Fighting Tank, Rare Boxed Marx Copper Ver- sion Superman Turn Over Tank, Rare Marx Chrome Version Superman Roll Over Plane, Boxed Marx Ring A Ling Circus, Boxed Marx Boob McNutt, Marx Chicken Snatcher, Boxed Marx Dapper Dan Porter, Boxed Marx Jazzbo Jim, Boxed Linemar Mickey Mouse Unicylclist, Boxed Marx Mickey Mouse & Donald Duck Drivers, Boxed Marx Walkers including Popeye, Charlie McCarthy, Mortimer Snerd, Pinocchio & more, Boxed Marx Eccentric Cars in- cluding Uncle Wiggily, Charlie McCarthy Benzine Buggy, Coo Coo Car, Old Jalopy & more and Lionel Mickey Mouse & Donald Duck Hand Cars, just to name a few!

Some of the highlights of the extensive Brunelle Greyhound Bus collection include: Raymond Loewy 40" Bus Model, Rare One of a Kind 33" Silversides Bus Model, Hundreds of Greyhound Toys including: Tin Windup, Friction, Bat- tery Operated, Pressed Steel, Cast Iron, World's Fair Custom Made Wood Models, Custom Made Resin Models by Robert Reden & Bob Garrett, Other Customs, Diecast Models from various manufactures, Bus Terminal Depots by Marx, Keystone, MTH & others, Impossible to Find Complete Set of Hardbound Bus Transportation Books, Bus Terminal Signs including Large 70" Greyhound Dog & more, Rare Hamilton 1938 Ten Year Safe Driving Pocket Watch w/ Original Case & Box, Gold Bulova 20 Year Safe Driving 23 Jewel Watch, Gold & Jeweled Anniversary & Safe Driver Rings, Watches, Badges, Pins & Buttons, Rare Lighter Collection including Zippo, Complete 1935 "Pio- neers of Highway Travel 1835 & 1935" Calendar, Advertising, Paper & Ephemera, 25 Year Josten's Desk Clock / Thermometer, Corporate Seals, Spotlight, Tool Box, First Aid Kit, Messenger Bag, Sneakers in Box & much, much more!! Page 8 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 23, 2020

HUGE 2-DAY ANTIQUE AUCTION March 27th & 28th Auction Starts At Friday at 5 PM • Saturday at 10:00 AM PREVIEW: Thursday, Noon to 5:00 PM • Friday, Noon to 5:00 PM • Saturday 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM FLAT ROCK, NC

A spectacular auction event that you will not want to miss! Over 1300 lots. An amazing collection from countless estates and people downsizing! Come preview, leave bids, Aladdin Lamp Collection attend or bid from home! Rookwood Pottery PARTIAL LISTING: Lots of fine art, including oil paintings & watercolors, mostly by well listed artists, including Antonin Chittussi, Henry R. Kenyon, Dorothy Spangler, Janos Laszlo Aldor, Illus- tration art, Richard Rosenbaum, Roy Mason, Portrait of Rev. Robert Norwood by Pierre Troubetz- koy, William Matthews, Aldo Pagiacci, Howard Gibbs and many more, Salvador Dali lithographs, Picasso “Toreros” book, lots of bronzes by listed artists, Tiffany bronze pine needle frame and desk holder, Art glass includes Tiffany favrile, Steuben collection, colored and clear, Lalique, Moser, Loetz including silver overlay, French cameo glass including Galle, Durand, Quezal, Bo- hemian, perfume bottles, Cut-To-Clear, Italian, Waterford, Victorian, Royal Flemish, Burmese, Peachblow, Crown Milano, Satin, rainbow, collection of Wave Crest, Nakara & Kelva, studio art glass, large collection of brilliant period cut glass, paperweight collection, fine selection of ster- ling silver including basket, water pitcher, goblets, flasks, compotes, huge tea and coffee service with hot water kettle and tray, over 300 troy ounces, Fairfax tea & coffee set, claret jug, Tiffany humidor, box, bowl, vase, cordials and more, dresser tray, trivets, dishes, Francis I bowl, neat Emerald & Diamond sterling items by William Waldo Dodge of Asheville, NC, lots of Victorian servers including Georg Necklace 36 Carats Jensen and Tiffany, candlesticks, candelabras, compotes, cases, dresser jars and powder boxes, Flatware sets including Tiffany Fanueil, Francis I, Grand Baroque, Williamsburg Shell, Chantilly, Silver Plumes and more, a huge selection of early silver plate from an important family who enter- tained in high fashion indeed!, largest amount of estate jewelry in years including diamond, sapphire, emerald, ruby, tourmaline, amethyst, garnet, tanzanite, opal, Art Deco platinum, huge aquamarine, amazing emerald and diamond necklace over 36 carats, Tanzanite, pearl, large diamonds and other rings, gold bracelets including Cartier, slide bracelets, charm, diamond ten- Rosenberg nis, sapphire and more, gold necklaces including Micro Mosaic, Victorian, Tiffany diamond leaf brooch, Tiffany diamond eternity, Bulgari and other bands, diamond and other brooches, large selection of earrings including diamond studs, Victorian and more, pendants and lavaliers, pearl necklaces, gemstone necklaces, Hermes bracelets, Men’s rings, Rolex including Presidential and two-tone, Tudor, Gucci, solid gold Juvenia & other wristwatches, Railroad pocketwatch, col- lection of sterling jewelry including signed pieces by Georg Jensen and others, vintage Mexican, Native American, Art Deco, Retro and Modernist jewelry, coral, cameos, Chinese Carved Jade Southern Chests jewelry, Fine selection of Oriental rugs from mats to runners to room size, including fine an- tique, Oushak, Sarouk, Tabriz, silk, Mahal, Heriz, Hamadan and more, Fine porcelains including PostMeissen, Limoges, Sevres, Parian, rare Rozenberg eggshell vase, Sevres large urns, plates and more, Royal Bayreuth, Nippon, R.S. Prussia, Dresden, sets of plates including service plates, sets of China, Staffordshire figurines, Meissen figurines, Royal Doulton including early series ware, Lots of Furniture including Southern chest, armoire, French painted cupboard, apple sorting table, corner cupboards including period, sideboards, servers, vitrine, etergere, lawyer’s stacking bookcase, oak sever with leaded glass, Art Deco bar, sideboard, canopy and post beds Wave Crest Collection by Eldred Wheeler, Korean Tansu Dansu elmwood with iron fittings, silverware chest on stand, pair of French bedside cabinets with marble tops, hall tree, pier mirror, lots of wicker, leather re- cliners, desk, wardrobe, vanity with bench, blanket chest, early American chest, Victorian dog or doll bed, drop-leaf and gateleg tables, dining and side chairs, carved stool, Chinese carved fur- niture and much more. Fine Oriental collection including Chinese & Japanese porcelains, blue & white jars, collection of cloisonné, Chinese stands, Embroidery, Chinese jade, Chinese stone carvings, Rose medallion, Satsuma, lamps, garden seat, Imari, Japanese woodblocks, Chinese Lots of Persian Rugs Ancestral portraits, Chinese carved plant stands, marble inset furniture, nest of tables, screens, chargers and much more, collection of antique boxes including tea caddies, travel and lap desks, Wedgwood jasperware, U.S. & foreign gold coin collection, U.S. paper money collection from 1778 and up, fractional currency, errors, Confederate currency, silver dollars, tokens, medals, stamps, covers, postcards, early disc and cylinder music boxes, huge Aladdin collection includ- ing lots of lamps, sconces, finials, Hopalong Cassidy scones and more, box collection including tea caddy, lap desks, and more, slag glass and leaded lamps, Polyphon disc and Swiss cylinder Tiffany Frame music boxes, French champlevé inkstands and box, doll size and salesman sample furniture, cane collection, Rookwood, Roseville, Weller, Gouda, Dedham, Teplitz Amphora and other pot- tery, Victorian cast-iron mechanical banks, clocks including Ships clocks, French figural, Ansonia ponedfigural, Atmos and more, early pistols including flintlock and Colt, early rifles and shotguns in- cluding Remington and W. Richards, 1765 hand-drawn German book with great calligraphy, 16th Century prayer book leaf from India, fountain pens, original carousel horse, collection of Grand Tour intaglios, Minton, Spode and English Ironstone, jardinière and pedestals, doorstops, minia- ture lead soldiers, band & animals, Tantalus, Russian lacquerware boxes, toby pitchers, tobacco tag collection, land deeds, Biltmore Industries carved wooden bowl, collection of quilts, 1832 cov- Large Old Oushak erlet, andirons, Brass stick barometer, Bevin brass boxing bell, gemstone studded India Mogul embroidery, copper weathervane of rooster and so much more. Truly, something for everyone! A must see sale! Packed to the walls! Our finest sale of the year, please come take a look! Call for details (828) 696-3440 Dealers & public welcome. 15% buyer’s premium in-house Cut Glass Collection (20% on Live auctioneers online platform). 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W. Richards Shotgun Antonin Chittussi Oil A. Lassell Ripley (3) Diamond Bands