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July 26, 2016 Vol. 22 No. 02 News Periodical Mailed on July 20 Fantastic Farm Toys Cross the Block at Matt Maring’s May 7th Auction Article & photos by Matt Maring On May 7th, 2016, Matt Maring Auction Co. held a large private collection auction out of Red Wing, Minnesota. The auction featured a lifetime 1991 Camaro RS Convertible, Auto, collection of vintage and newer farm pedal tractors, pedal cars, Ertl farm AM/FM Cassette, PW, PL, PM, 5.0L V8, toys, Franklin Mint, NASCAR, American muscle, Matchbox, vintage 17,725 Actual 1 Owner Miles, $12,000. dairy items, Collector as well as convertible cars. The auction took place at the Dodge Co. Fairgrounds in Kasson, MN. John Deere 10 Series 3 Hole Pedal Tractor w/Shifter, sold for $1,050. Dale Earnhardt JR 1/6sc Chevy Corvette, in original box (has been removed), it brought $900. John Deere Model A Pedal Case Pleasure King 30 Tractor, Metal Steering Continued on page 16 Pedal Tractor sold for $700. Wheel and Seat brought $800. The 51st Annual National Vintage Decoy & Sporting Collectibles Show – Granddaddy of Them All Article & photos by Brian Maloney It was way back in 1966 when a small group of decoy collectors got together and formed the Midwest Decoy Collectors Association - and held their first show in that same year. Now more than a half-century later, the Midwest Decoy Collectors Association has grown to be a truly international organization, with more than 1,000 members from all fifty states, Canada, and Mexico. Other members hail from as far away as England, Switzerland, and Japan. Their annual show - the National Vintage Decoy & Sporting Collectibles Show - has grown right along with the association, and has become the largest and most important decoy & sporting collectibles show in North America.

Sporting advertising was the focus in Kim Nyman’s booth, Ontario collector Roger Young came with choice finds Shoppers found some where I found this 22”-tall pair of US Shell 3-D stand-ups, like this rare 48” Old Town promotional model canoe unusual Minnesota birds circa-1939 and priced at $2,000 each. 920-589-4896 ($27,500), given to dealers around 1920 who in Rick Simpson’s booth, ordered a railcar load of canoes! including this 1920s Tuveson Great Badger State decoys 705-457-7718 Mfg. flying canvas mallard in Kristin Lehmkuhl’s display priced at $1,300. included the Augustus Moak 320-677-2307 bluebill pair priced at $7,500. Continued on pages 6, 7 & 8 414-617-9040

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This year there were three: a fascinating display of period Charles, Illinois, the huge Mega Center Exhibition Hall was filled with four-hundred Minnesota waterfowl decoys, a comprehensive exhibit on the history of fish-spear- tables of decoys and sporting collectibles. Buyers and sellers come from throughout ing decoys, and a surprisingly popular display of handmade Wisconsin gunning North America and beyond, both for the show itself and for the several days of room- boxes - some dating back to the 19th century. to-room trading that precede the show. Also not to be missed: the Guyette & Deeter Exhibitors come from all over the U.S. And yes, you’ll find the rarest-of-the-rare Decoy Auction held in conjunction with the show. It’s quite probably the largest decoys here, selling for many tens of thousands of dollars. But those of us with thin- decoy auction in North America, grossing several million dollars and with individ- ner wallets had lots to choose from too. You’ll find thousands of vintage decoys and ual decoys regularly selling for $100,000 or more. other sporting collectibles in a more modest price range. And of the contemporary It’s something you won’t see anywhere else on the planet. Each year, I’m still carvers’ offerings, when you consider the 100-plus hours a decoy carving might take amazed as I walk through the doors of the Pheasant Run Resort Mega Center, long- to create, their prices start to look like fabulous bargains too. time host of the National Vintage Decoy & Sporting Collectibles Show. The huge You’ll find nearly everybody associated with the world of decoy collecting at hall is a sea of literally tens of thousands of antique and vintage decoys and other this event: hundreds of enthusiastic collectors of sporting memorabilia, many noted sporting collectibles, completely filling the 38,000 square foot space. For many of authors, and dozens of North America’s best decoy carvers. If you have a few fami- the dealers, it’s by far their most important event of the year. But the show itself is ly heirloom decoys you want to find out a little more about, feel free to bring them only part of the story for the decoy fanatics. along. Both days of the show offer free identification and evaluation services. An entire wing of the Pheasant Run Resort gets filled with collectors as early as the Whether you’re into decoys or not, you’ll still have a wonderful time at the show. Monday preceding the show itself, for the all-important room-to-room trading. For The Pheasant Run Resort, as it has for more than twenty years, will be home-base some, well over half of their sales take place before the show even begins! Trading for the 52nd edition of the National Vintage Decoy & Sporting Collectibles Show in takes place all day and late into each evening, you just pop into any of the 300-plus April of 2017. You can find more details at the club’s website open doors. 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The Minnesota Decoy Foundation had a display of their own at the Every National Antique Decoy & show as well: a comprehensive Sporting Collectibles Show has a look at Gopher State decoys, from special exhibit - at this 51st Annual early factory birds to works by Show a fascinating exhibit of period Minnesota fish spearing decoys. contemporary carvers like these Marty Hanson examples. I found this contemporary canvasback decoy in Gregg Guthrie’s display, carved by Animal Planet “River Renegade” Mike Valley and priced at $600. 715-588-7627

Hunting Rig Books brought Two fine Marty Hanson decoys from Keith plenty of Littlejohn: the canvasback drake priced at carved birds too, $1,400, the working Canada Goose also at like this Mike Wisconsin’s Hunting Rig $1,400. 815-695-5327 Barrett ruffed grouse Books always comes with a ($600) and Frank I found this distinctive library of hundreds of sport- Strey canvasback “humpback” Joe Sieger canvasback ing-related books both new drake decoy priced at drake decoy in Kristin Lehmkuhl’s dis- and old. 920-725-4350 $650. 920-725-4350 play – price tag $2,000. 414-617-9040 Continued on page 8 7 Two rare 19th century Nate Quillen decoys from Jim Szabo: the early boat-body bluebill priced at $2,700, the “low-head” example at $1,600. 231-779-0072

I found these Bill Gier woodland bird carvings in Keith Littlejohn’s display – the ruffed grouse priced at $350, the brown thrasher at Rudy Ronning’s collecting focus: $300. 815-695-5327 colorful shell boxes, one of the more popular genres of hunting collectibles. This rather-complicated Automatic From Kristin Trap Co. mouse trap billed itself as Lehmkuhl, a “The Best Trap in the World.” I meticulous- found it displayed by Rick Simpson, ly-painted asking price $300. 320-677-2307 1930s Walter Lowery (Lacrosse, WI) mallard pair, asking price $7,500. 414-617-9040

Two period powder tins from Rick Simpson: take your pick of the Du Pont Hazard Kentucky Rifle or the Hazard Powder Co. Duck Shooting Gunpowder examples for $250. 320-677-2307

Tennessean Hank Norman brought his pretty- cool collection of period English wood pigeon decoys, including this early-1900s Francis Rolph bird priced at $595. 865-458-6186 Two more English wood pigeon decoys from Hank Norman: the 1920s James Rolph example priced at $525, the 1880s Trulock & Harriss bird at $2,495. 865-458-6186 Collecting team Jeannette and Dave Kneebone of Muddy Water Decoys came with classics including this 1940s Ward Brothers canvasback priced at $850. The Kristin Lehmkuhl always couple also run the popular Illinois Valley has a great informational Hunting & Fishing Collectibles Show, Wisconsin decoy display, scheduled for September 11th this year. plus one of the best deals Just call 815-663-1568 for all the details! of the show: an impres- sive 2016 Wisconsin Decoy calendar for only $5! 414-617-9040 Coolest minnow The always-jovial John bucket at the Freimuth shows off a 1960s show? Probably pair of Robert Kerr (Ontario) this vintage folk Oldsquaw decoys, price tag An enthusiastic crew art battleship $4,000. 708-361- manned the Charles version (made by 4343 Perdew Museum exhib- Frank House of it on opening night. Adams The museum, located in Friendship, Wisconsin) shown by Kristin Henry, Illinois, offers Lehmkuhl, asking price $2,200. 414-617-9040 tours of the famed Illinois River decoy carver’s (shown here in an early photo with his wife An odd duck from Kim Nyman: this hard-to-find Edna) restored workshop – just go to Evans pull-toy, asking price $2,200. 920-589-4896 www.charlesperdew.com for all the details. 8 Continued from pages 6 & 7

A trio of Mason Premier decoys from New Hampshire’s RJG Antiques: the 1910 goldeneye drake priced at $14,500, the Seneca Lake canvasback drake at $3,850, and a matching Canvasback hen at $2,450. 603-433-1770

Brad Latvaitis came with rare Oscar Peterson fish decoys priced at $8,500 (bass) and $2,800 (sucker) plus two spectacu- lar just-acquired Oscar Peterson carved & painted plaques.

Two early Mason shore- bird decoys from RJG Classic Mason Antiques: the Decoys lived up to its circa-1910 long- name, bringing examples like this rare paint-eye billed curlew priced at M.D.C.A redhead drake ($1,700), plus great Illinois River $19,500, the circa 1900 members assembled a birds including this Perdew mallard in fine condi- tack-eye red knot at $3,950. great display of vintage Wisconsin tion - asking price $2,800. 630-253-8310 603-433-1770 gunning boxes, some made by decoy icons including Augustus Moak!

The North American Trap Collector’s Association drew a crowd with a display filled with everything from early Live exhibitions of prominent decoy carvers at work run through- bear traps to glass minnow out the show. Here’s Tim Speight of The Decoy Shed starting on a traps and even this patented- body and Wisconsin’s Geoff Vine finishing a ruddy duck decoy in 1914 “Unique Fly Trap”! front of the assembled crowd.

Be Sure To Check Out Our “SHOP ITEMS FOR SALE” (with photos & Prices) of Featured Items FOR SALE from our Antique Mall and Shop Advertisers www.auctionactionnews.com 9 35Considering his job at the grocery, and the labor involved in farming, maintaining The History of the W. Nelson McCoy’s his household, supplying clay and firewood for his kiln, one would imagine that W. Nelson only had a small amount of time for actual pottery production. Surely, the Blue Bird Pottery volume he produced was small, and it was undoubtedly unmarked, since none that is By Dewayne Imsand attributable to him has been found. An Old “Blue Bird” Pot Shop Prior to 1853 a grocery store in Zanesville was owned by “James Benjamin & Co.”. W. Nelson McCoy was born in 1820 in Harpers Ferry, Virginia, which is located in Sometime after 1858 W. Nelson acquired the major share in the “Benjamin & Co.”, West Virginia. In January 1848, he and his wife Ester moved to Ohio’s, Muskingum and the name of the store was then changed to “McCoy – Benjamin & Co.”. Hugh County, Springfield Township, in a community called Putnam. At that time, Putnam McDonald was another owner besides McCoy and Benjamin. was a suburb of Zanesville, but in 1872, it became incorporated into Zanesville. In addition to the operation of the store itself, James Benjamin had other interests; During the same year as W. Nelson and his wife arrived in Putnam, they had a son he was a wholesale dealer in stoneware. The newspaper “Zanes Times Signal” car- whose name was James W. Years later J.W. would go on to establish a well-known ried an article in 1957 by Norris F. Schneider, who, quoting old sources, said that pottery, the “J.W. McCoy Pottery”. during the 1870’s Benjamin was one of the three major stoneware wholesalers in the region. The other major stoneware wholesalers at the time were J.C. Gillespie, and W. Nelson came to Putnam as a farmer. He acquired some land and built a house. In Hudson C. Ward. addition to farming, he also built a small, log building to produce stoneware during the warmer months. The pottery was a small, “Blue Bird” type shop, which was like The crock shown is an example of Benjamin’s wares. The inscription on it is sten- the ones many of the farmers had at the time. It was primitive in its equipment, and ciled in blue ink, and reads, “Jas. Benjamin Wholesale Stoneware Depot Zanesville, the ware it produced was rough and unfinished. Although during that period, most of O”. the home-owned, “Bluebird” shops operated under primitive conditions. W. Nelson is not known to have been associated with James Benjamin in the pottery W. Nelson only produced pottery for a few years, not eight as previously believed. business in Zanesville. However, he and Benjamin were associated in the pottery In January 1853, a notice was published in the “Zanesville Daily Courier” stating business located in Cincinnati. (See the article, “The History of the James Benjamin that a partnership that W. Nelson had with Jeremiah Elder was dissolved. The part- Potteries and his Connection with W. Nelson McCoy”, which is contained on this nership was in a Putnam grocery store, named Elder & McCoy, which had been Web site). established at some uncertain prior time. W. Nelson as a long-time, Zanesville businessman, became respected and popular. In On the same date that W. Nelson ended his partnership with Elder, a second notice 1881, he was elected the mayor of Zanesville, and in 1883, he was reelected. W. was published reporting that he had taken another partner, Norman Dodge, in the Nelson continued managing and working in his grocery and dry goods store until the grocery business. Later W. 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10 CLIP & SAVE PIENTKA AUCTION SERVICE COIN AUCTION **Coin Only Auction** SUNDAY, JULY 31, 2016 - 10:00 A.M. Collectors Hall - 135 West Center St. - Cambridge, IL SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 - 9:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. Inspection Visit our website for a larger listing Lisa’s at Lakeside Restaurant & Banquet Hall - 715-446-3730 A great coin selection with Gold selling at 1:00 p.m.; Approx. 175 outstanding 1408 County Road Y, Hatley, WI 54440 high grade Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars with key dates; Many Indian Cents Directions: From Hwy. 29, take County Y South (exit 185) 4 miles to address. w/key dates; Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, Halves of all kinds w/key dates; Paper Stevens Point (I-39 to Hwy. 66) East 3 miles, take County Y North, 20 miles to address. money; State Quarters; Plus much more. Come to pientkaauction.com for full flyer and pictures. Stenzel Auction Service, Inc. – 309.944.3808 Gold Gold and more Gold Coins! Business Office: 135 West Center St. – Cambridge, IL. Coin: Approx. 150 separate lots of coin and approx. 27 lots of GOLD coin such 309.937.1444 as: (1) 1984-P, (1) 1984-D & (1) 1984-S Olympic 1/2 oz. gold coins, 1997-W Auctioneers: Al, Jason & Jana Stenzel, IL Lic. #0440000486. Franklin Roosevelt (2-1/4 oz. $5 gold coin set), 5 sets of 1986-US Liberty 3-coin www.stenzelauction.com orfacebook set, Silver dollar, 5 dollar Gold 1/4 oz. & silver half, 1988 US Olympic 2 coin set, silver dollar & 5 dollar Gold 1/4 oz., 1995/96 Atlanta Olympic Games 4 coin set, 2 silver dollars, 1 half, (1) $5 Gold 1/4 oz., (March), 1995/96 Atlanta Olympic Games 4 coin set, 2 silver dollars 1 half, (1) $5 Gold 1/4 oz. (June), COUNTRY AMERICANA AUCTION 2002 Olympic Winter Games Comm. 4 coin set, 2 silver dollars, (2) $5 Gold 1/4 FRIDAY, JULY 29TH, 2016 - 3:00 P.M. & oz. coins, 1989 Congressional 6 coin set, 2 silver dollars, 2 silver halves, (2) $5 Gold 1/4 oz. coins, 1987 US Constitution 4 coin set, 2 silver dollars, (2) $5 Gold SATURDAY, JULY 30TH, 2016 - 9:00 A.M. 1/4 oz. coins, 1987 US Constitution 2 coin set, 1 silver dollar, (1) $5 Gold 1/4 FRICKER AUCTION CENTER oz. coin. Ben Franklin mint & proof sets, loose Ben Franklin halves, loose Walking Liberty halves, 1964 Kennedy mint sets, loose Kennedy silver halves, 104 E. CENTER - ON CIRCLE PARK - LEROY, IL 50 American Eagle silver proof dollars various mints & dates, 1863 Philip Best PREVIEW FRIDAY, JULY 29TH- 12:00 TO 3:00 PM & Civil War token/coin, 1970’s, 80’s, 90’s, & 2000’s mint & proof sets and more. SATURDAY, JULY 30TH - 7:00 TO 9:00 A.M. TERMS: Cash or check, valid driver’s license required when registering for Visit our website at: www.frickerauctions.com bidder number. Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed mate- Building with seating, restrooms & food by PNUT Catering. rials. Auctioneer and staff are not responsible for accidents or loss. Everything Not responsible for accidents. FOID laws apply. Cash, good check or credit cards. is sold “as is” condition, no warranties. Great lunch available. — NEVER A BUYER’S PREMIUM — Watch for our next auction coming in October, some pictures available online www.pientkaauction.com Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Col. George Pientka #2068-052. Email: [email protected] 440 W. Harding Ave., Stevens Point, WI 54481. 715-341-8076

ESTATE AUCTION OF WILLIAM R. DAVIS 250+ TOY TRACTORS • IMPLEMENTS • TRUCKS • 3 PEDAL TRACTORS • 90+ GUNS SUNDAY, JULY 31 • 10:00 A.M. SHARP Location: ROMY’S NITINGALE HALL, W5670 Cty. Rd. A, Black Creek, WI. North of Appleton on Hwy. 47 to A, Left on A to Romy’s. ( This is the First of Two Auctions for the Estate of William Davis. The Next One is Saturday, August 6, at 106 N. Maple St., Black Creek). John Deere-Farmall-Allis Chalmers-Int.-Oliver-Case-Massey-Harris-White-Ford-Massey Ferguson- Cat-New Holland-Tonka-Case Int.-Minneapolis Moline-McCormick-Hubley-Antique Cranes- Bulldozers-Graders-Trucks-Loaders-Travel Loader-Crawlers-Trailers-Texaco Truck-57 Chev. Car- Spreaders-3 PEDAL TRACTORS-JD#4020W/WAGON-Castelli-White W/Wagon. ALFRED MONTGOMERY 90+ GUNS Browning’s A-5 Auto 12 Ga., 12 Ga. Light Auto, 16 Ga. Auto, 20 Ga. Auto Light, 40+ Remington’s 11-87 12 Ga., Model 10 12 Ga. Pump, Numerous 870’s-410s-12 ga’s,-16 Ga.-20 Ga., 12 Ga. Double Barrel, Model 572 22 Cal., Model 552 22 Cal., Bolt 22 Cal., Model 1917 Bolt Rifle, 12 Ga. Buck Barrel w/scope, Model 31 16 Ga., Model 29 Pump 12 Ga., Model 31 12 Ga. Pump, Special Purpose 12 Ga. W/Scope, 1100 20 Ga., Model 17 20 Ga. Pump, Model 742 Auto 30-06 Rifle W/Scope, Model 700 Bolt 30-06 W/Scope, Model 7600 Pump 270 Win. W/Scope, Model 721 22 Cal., Model 760 300 Sav. rifle Pump, 30 Cal. Pump Rifle, Model 7600 30-06 Rifle Pump, Model 33 220 Cal. Rifle, Model 4 25/10 Rifle, Model 510 22 Cal., Model 241 Auto 22 Cal., Model 4 22 Cal., Model 12 22 Cal., Model 6 22 Cal., Belgium #736 22 Rifle, JC Stevens 12 Ga., Springfield 16 Ga. Double Barrel, Winchester Model 94 30-30 Rifle, Savage 300 W/Scope Model 99F, 22 Pistol W/Hex. Barrel, Iver Johnson 32 Cal. Pistol, Rande 22 Cal. Hammerless, Dictator Hopkins & Allen 32 Cal. Pistol, Johnson Arms 25 Cal. Revolver, New England 10 Ga. Single, Springfield Model 944 20 Ga., Iver Johnson 12 Ga., Iver Johnson 16 Ga., Iver Johnson 20 Ga., H&R Trapper Model 158 12 Ga., Winchester 410 Ga., H&R 16 Ga., Winchester 1897 12 Ga. Pump, Winchester 57 22 Cal., Winchester 1894 38-55 Rifle, Winchester 94 30 Cal. W/Scope, Winchester 1892 25-20 Rifle, JC Higgins 45 30- 30 Rifle W/Scope, Winchester 1892 32. Cal Rifle, Winchester 1890 22 Cal., Winchester 60 & ^& 22 Cal., J. Stevens 22s, Winchester 1873 38 Cal. Rifle, Winchester 1906 & 4 22 Cal., Revonoc 1822 22 Cal.,Westfield 16 Ga., Old Rifle W/Bayonet, BB & Pellet guns, Gun Cases, Lots of Ammo, Eastman X-Force 300 Crossbow, Etc. TERMS: Cash or good check w/ID. MC or Visa w/4% convenience fee. (5% Buyer’s Fee Will Apply to All Sales). THIEL & THIEL AUCTION SERVICE Chilton • 920-849-2222 In the Auction & Real Estate Business FULL TIME since 1919 Jerry Thiel & Kendall Thiel, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: #291 & #724 www.thielrealestate.com 23 W. Main Street, Chilton, WI 53014 Advertisers Auctioneer: Chris Fricker, IL License #440000431 Please Remember Our PO Box 852, Bloomington, IL 61702 Main: 309-452-9700 Chris: 309-838-5829 Bill: 309-838-5832 [email protected] Deadline is Every

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13 Online Estate Auction Depression Glass & Antiques Auction Arcade Toys, Furniture, Collectibles, Household 2656 Humboldt Road, Green Bay, WI Location: Festivities Unlimited, 1504 Poplar St., Ottawa, IL 61350 Bidding Closes: July 26, 2016 Sunday, July 31st, 2016 - 9:30 A.M. Preview Date: July 25, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. or call One-Owner Collection of Over 2,000 Pieces of Depression Glass. 60 Load Out Date: July 27, 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Patterns: 40+ Pitchers, 300+ Tumblers, 40+ Sets of Salt & Peppers, 25 Arcade Toys – A great selection of approximately 50 lots of Arcade cast iron toys, trucks, cars Butter Dishes, 70+ Creamer & Sugar Sets, 100+ Dinner Plates, plus some farm toys. See the website for photos & descriptive catalog. Serving Pieces. Hard to Find Pieces Including: Green “Georgian” Terms: Online bidding only. Mastercard, Visa, Discover accepted for payment – cash or check Hotplates, Iridescent “Floragold” 15oz.Tumblers, Green “Royal Lace” with pre-approval. 15% Buyer’s fee. Sales tax where applicable. Auto extend feature is on. Covered Sugar Bowl, Blue & Pink “Mayfair”. To view photos & other details, or sign up for our auction alert system, Visit AuctionZip #29285 for 100’s of Photos and Entire Catalog. please visit: www.massartauctioneers.com Please be Prepared for this Massive Amount of Glass! Serving You With Excellence Since 1974! Antiques: McDougall Kitchen Cabinet, Oak Icebox, Sterling Silver Flatware, Fine & Costume Jewelry, Singer Featherweight, Much More. Lunch and Refreshments Available. Seating & Restroom Facilities Provided. Terms: Cash, Check, Credit Card 2545 Finger Rd., Green Bay, WI 54302 (Add 3% for Credit Cards). All 920-468-1113 Fax: 920-468-7137 Items Sell As-Is. All Sales are Final. Email: [email protected] Current Photo ID Required to Register. Items To Be Settled for & Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Damien Massart, CAI, AMM, BAS, GPPA, #196, removed on sale day. No Buyer’s Premium. Preview at 7:30 a.m. Call 815-993- Michelle Massart #2500, CAI, AMM, BAS, #2500, Bob Massart, CAI, AARE, MPPA, CES, #3 4678 with Questions. Auctioneer: James Dresen, IL License #441001808

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14 COMING AUCTION Approx. 220 Horse Drawn Mowers to Sell at Auction! TRAILER - HELICOPTER TRAILER - GOLF CART - TOOLS-TOOLS & TOOLS! Located at Deterville’s Auction House at 5866 State Road 29, Denmark, WI Located at: 10110 280th Street West, Belle Plaine, MN (Corner of Hwy. 29 & Cty. Rd. P). On SATURDAY, AUGUST 13th, 2016 - At 9:30 A.M. Directions: State Hwy. 29 East of Green Bay to Corner of Hwy. 29 & Cty. P at Henrysville. 150 Different Kinds & Models. One of the Largest SATURDAY, AUGUST 6th, 2016 - 9:00 A.M., Look Around 8:00 A.M. Cub Car Golf Cart (Newer); 5’x10’Chilton Trailer w/Tilt & Ramp Collections in the Upper Midwest! (Newer); 12’x12’ Helicopter Trailer. DELTA: 1 1/2 H.P. Dust Collector; 1” Belt/8” Disk sander; 12” Band Saw; 16” Vari-Speed Scroll Saw; Universal See List & Pictures at: www.midwestauctions.com/ediger Miter Saw/Planer Stand; Bench Drill Press. ROCKWELL: Power Saw; Ediger Auctioneers, License #70-06, Belle Plaine & 1/4” Drill; Belt Sander; Table Saw; Bench Grinder. PORTER CABLE: Sabra Saw; 7” Vari-Speed Polisher; Cordless Drills; Air Framing Round Arlington, Minn. • Phone: 952-873-2292 Head Nailer; Toll Triggered Wet/Dry Vac. CRAFTSMAN: Cordless 19.2 Drill; Impact Driver; Cordless Sawzall; 4” Cordless Power Saw; 1 1/4 HP Belt Sander; 1 HP Router; Torque Wrench; Wrenches; Sockets. MIKITA: Cordless Driver Drill. B&D: Oscillating Sander; Workmate Bench; 3/4 HP Polisher/Sander; Comb. Wrenches 1/4” to 1 1/4”; 32 pc. Metric Sockets;, W. YODER AUCTION.COM Deep Socket Set; Electric & Gas Pressure Washers; 3 1/2 HP 11 Gal. Air Directions: Yoder Auction Center, N2475 13th Gtwy. & State Rd. 21 Compressor; 4,000 Lb. Floor Jack; Milwaukee & Snap-On Tools, Many (Next To Country Discount Grocery Store), 3 Miles West of Misc. Items. A LOT OF TOOLS! Terms: Cash or Good Check, No buyer’s fees. Wautoma, WI On Hwy. 21 or 10 Miles East of I-39/Hwy. 51 on Hwy. 21. Deterville Auction Service, 3749 S. Cty. Rd. T, Denmark, WI 54208 CONSIGN NOW & SAVE $100.00 ON ENTRY FEES Col. Don Deterville, Reg. Wis. Auctioneer Lic. #292 Phone: 920-655-8952 FOR CARS till the end of June. Next Classic Car Auction - September 16, 2016 We have the buyers for your CLASSIC CARS, Toys, Country Store www.WisAuction.com items, Signs, and Memorabilia. Whether you’re selling one car or an JEFFERSON COUNTY FAIR PARK, JEFFERSON, WI entire collection, stick with an auction service that has the local and Between Madison, WI and Milwaukee, WI global marketplace for your consignment. Put more money in your 6 miles south of I-94. Hwy. 26 to Hwy. 18 east to N. Jackson Ave., left to pocket, save the transportation cost and consign to a collector car auc- Fair Park. Indoors & Heated, clean bathrooms, Hot food served for tion that is open to the public in Wisconsin. Ranging from complete breakfast & lunch. View our website for more info. and photos restoration to barn finds and late models. TUESDAY ~ AUGUST 2nd, 2016 ~ 9:00 A.M. Attend, Phone bid, Absentee bid, or BID LIVE ONLINE info@ wyoderauction.com Antiques, Art & Collectibles Terms: Cash, check, Visa, MasterCard 4% convenience fee. I.D. required to register +10% Here's an example of what to expect: Buyer’s fee and 5.5% sales tax. All sales final with no warranties. Announcements sale day HUNDREDS OF SMALLS: Quilts, China, Glassware, Fishing items, Hunting items, Stoneware, supersede this and printed material. Not responsible for accidents. Go to wyoderauction.com Pottery, Dolls, Coins, Clocks, Silver items, Rugs, Paintings, Prints, Frames, Jewelry, Textiles, for online terms. Car buyer’s require a bank letter of guarantee (see website for example). 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LARGE TOY TRAIN ESTATE AUCTION Make sure you see your ad here!! The Following Toy Railroad Collection from the Estate of Jim Prevoy will be sold at the TUMBLESON AUCTION CENTER - 1635 N. MAIN ST., PRINCETON, IL Located 100 miles West of Chicago, IL just off Int. 80, Exit 56, South on Rt. 26 in Princeton, IL (Behind the Sherwood Antique Mall) on: SATURDAY, JULY 30 - 2016 TIME: 10:00 A.M. (Preview: 8:00 A.M.) ** SPECIAL PREVIEW: Friday, July 29, 2016: Time: 4:00-6:00 P.M.** Auction Action Antique News View Full Listing & Photos on website: www.tumblesonauction.com COLLECTION OF OVER 500 TOY TRAINS: Mostly Lionel and K-Line Standard O Gauge including Locomotives, Tenders, Diesel Switchers, Lg. Variety of Train Cars, Train Sets Including Alaska & Frontier Set, Accessory Pieces, Transformers, Track, Etc.; Small Group of HO Trains, G Scale and N Scale Trains; Small Group of Marx Trains (Many of the trains are NIB or have Original Boxes). RR COL- 715-524-3076 LECTIBLES: Group of Framed RR Pictures; RR Sign; RR Lanterns and Tall Iron Post with Electrified Signal. MISC. TOYS: Arcade Road Construction Set; Boxes of Kenner Building Sets; Tootsie Toys; Lionel Raceway Set in Box; Ideal Building Set; Barclay Metal Soldiers & Cannons; Mamod Steam Engine; Marx Email: auction@auctionactionnews Sparkling Climbing Tractor; Marx Daniel Boone and General Custer; Hot Wheels and Matchbox Cars; Marbles; M&M Candy Toys. ESTATE OF JIM PREVOT • Absentee, Phone Bidding & Proxibid Available, 10% Buyer Premium. TT TUMBLESON AUCTION COMPANY Princeton, IL • 815-872-1852 Email: [email protected] www.auctionactionnews.com Auctioneers: Tom & Mary Tumbleson Lic. #040000396-397 & Tiffany Foes #441.001601 Terms: Cash or Check. Credit Card Accepted w/5% Fee. 15 GAS & OIL SIGNS, VINTAGE TOYS, COLLECTOR CARS & MORE AT AUCTION! W Check Sale! a Miss Never - Updates Free - E-Newsletter our Join THE GEORGE BOND & MILTON BEYERS COLLECTION Steer Buyers to Your SATURDAY AUGUST 13TH, 2016 AT 9:30 AM AUCTION LOCATION: 389 COUNTY ROAD F, HUDSON, WISC. 54016 Next Event with an Ad in VanDerBrink Auc ons is pleased to bring you the George Bond, Milton Beyer and friends collec ons. This is an amazing assortment of Gas & Oil signs, Beer & Pop Adver sing, vintage toys, and much more! There is also some Collector Cars and even a Racing Boat! Be on me, and plan to a end this auc on! VEHICLES/BOAT/TRAILERS: Auction Action Antique 22006 Cadillac Escalade, Beau fully Restored 1957 Chevrolet Big Back Window Pickup, 1974 StarcraSt Boat with Trailer, Canoe, Fishing boat, AMAZING 1971 400H.P Hydroplane RRacingacing boat!bo 2006 Sloan Roll Back Car Hauler, and more… GAS & OIL SIGNS –THERMOMETERS-CLOCKS: News! Wolf’s Head Lollipop Sign, Quaker State DS Porcelain Sign, Kelly Tires SS Sign, Husky Hi-Power Fiberglass ebsite for more auctions! Tank Sign, Texaco Porcelain Tank sign, DX , Armstrong Tires Sign, Red Crown DS Porcelain sign, Pennzoil DS Porcelain Sign, AAA Porcelain signs, Phillips 66 DS Porcelain sign, Delco Ba eries Sign, Remington Tiress Sign, Nash Pressed Board Sign, Telephone DS wall Phalange, Prestone Porcelain Thermometer, Musgo Gasoline Porcelain Sign, Goodyear Sign, Spur sign, Shell Thermometer, Give us a Call Today at Rare Skelly Clock, RARE NEON MOTION Mobil Oil Pegasus Clock, Marble Slow Sign, Standard Oil Signs, Michelinchelin Tire Signs, Auto lite Display w/plugs, 1949 Firestone Display NIB, and MORE! COUNTRY STORE CLOCK, THERMOMETERS, COLLECTIBLES: Rare Gilbey’s Gin Thermometer, Dr. Pepper Thermometer, 7-Up Sign, Litchﬁ eld Ice Cream Lighted sign PUMP: 715-524-3076. Your ad 191927 Wayne Model 615 pump. Fully restored with Phillips 66 NO ReRepro Globe – Beau ful! ONLI NE ONSITE LICENSE PLATE TOPPERS-ADVERTISING: BIDDIN FFarmer’s Insurance, Shell Toppers, Tydol Toppers, Mobil Pegasus Topper, G will be seen by Buyers BUYERS EMIUM AAA Toppers, Phillips 66 Topper, and many more… PR HAMMS BEER LIGHTED SIGNS & OTHER HAMMS COLLECTIBLES INCLUDINGNGWATCHES WATCHES!! VINTAGE TOYS-PEDAL CARS: MurrayMurray 11950 Buick Pedal Car, ERTL Farm Progress WD-45 Allis Chalmers Pedal Tractor, NIB 1st Gear Ce- ment Mixer, 1974 Tonka Spirit of St. Louis Plane, 1950 Tonka Tin Dump truck, 1950’s Ladder Truck, 1950’s #7 Hotrod NIB, 1930’s FIDO on Pillow Cast Iron Toy, 1940’s Lucky Sledge NIB, 1950’s JJeep pN NIB,IBB,, Rarer PrototypPrototype Tonka Pay loader, Ralstoy Semi Toys-NIB, and MORE.. NO VINTAGE PINBALL MACHINES- JALLOPY THEME! RESERVE VINTAGE CAR PARTS! AMAZING PURE SILVER FRANKLIN MINT- HISTORY OF THE CAR SERIES! THIS IS MERELY A PARTIAL LISTING! SEE WEBSITE FOR CATALOG! TERMS: CASH, CHECK W/ PROOF OF FUNDS, CREDIT CARD W/ADM FEE. NO ONSITE BUYER’S

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16 ‘91 Comaro Convertible Brings $12,000 at Fantastic Matt Maring Auction in May Article & photos by Matt Maring nearly 100 auctions per year in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Maring Auction Co. specializes in Farm Ag. Land and Residential Real Estate, Farm Machinery, This single man’s collection spanned over 35 years and there were some fantastic Firearms, Vintage Collector Toys, and Antiques. Throughout the years the company pieces that crossed the block. There were 30+ vintage pedal tractors and pedal cars! has built a reputation of friendly professional service with the highest ethical stan- Excellent Ertl farm toys were also up for bid, including John Deere, Farmall, Ford, dards toward our buyers and sellers. Maring Auction Co. is a member of the National tractors, implements, memorabilia, Key series and Precision models. Auctioneers Association, several state memberships, and the National & State If you collect farm memorabilia, this was an auction for you! DeLaval cow and calf Realtors Association. cutouts, advertsing milk bottles, milk coolers, Land ‘O Lakes dairy items, as well as Matt Maring Auction Co. is located in Kenyon, MN. They can be reached at 800- DeLaval cream separator match safes! 801-4502, email: [email protected] and be sure to visit their website: Maring Auction Co. Inc., was founded in 1980 and currently we are conducting www.maringauction.com.

Gearbox Coca-Cola Pedal Car, in box, sold for $650. 1983 Buick Park Ave, 2 Door, 24,613 Actual 1 1999 Lincoln Town Car, Signature Series, 88,000 Owner Miles, Vinyl Roof, Loaded, 252 V6 Four Miles, Sunroof, $3,400. Barrel, $3,500. Ertl John Deere 20 Series Pedal Tractor, Metal Steering Wheel and Seat, $475. 1989 Lincoln Town Car, 4 Door, Leather, 117,211 Miles, PW, PL, PM, 5.0L V8, Auto, $3,000. Massey Ferguson 398 Pedal Tractor, Ertl John Deere Model A Pedal $425. Tractor, $500.

1973 Olds 98 Regency, 4 Door Hard Top, 455 Rocket Ertl Farmall V8, Auto, 96,105 Miles, Fender Skirt, No Brakes, Super M $2,850. Pedal Tractor, $400.

20 Matchbox Models of 1965 Buick Electra Convertible, 2 Door, 117,365 Yester Year, Miles, AM Radio, PW, PL, PM, Leather, 425 V8, $400. Auto, $2,750.

30 Nascar Team Ertl John Deere 520 N/F Haulers in Display Case, $475. Pedal Tractor, $325.

Scale Models John Deere 9870 STS Pedal Combine, in box, $400. John Deere Model 7020 John Deere 5020 Pedal 4WD Pedal Tractor, in Tractor, in box, $325. box, $350. Does Your Auctioneer Advertise Here? www.auctionactionnews.com 17 History - Brown & McCoy Pottery Order The Type of Subscription That Best Fits Your Needs By Dewayne Imsand or Submit a Classified ad Paul Moody of Richmond, VA made a remarkable discovery of a previously unknown salt glazed crock, labeled, BROWN & McCOY WHOLESALE DEAL- ERS IN STONEWARE ROSEVILLE. O . Just how this piece fit into the known history of the McCoy potteries was intriguing, so an investigation was begun. At first it was thought that the crock was made by a Brown & McCoy Company where the McCoy was unrelated to the McCoy family known to us, but subsequently the Don’t miss this opportunity to receive a full year of Auction Action Antique News following was found. delivered right to your door. Auction Action Antique News brings you the latest The Brown in the inscription was James E. Brown who was born in 1820. His Auction ads and articles, Also Antique Shops, Shows, New Mall & Shop father, Joseph Brown who was from Delaware, moved his family in 1837 to Openings, with lots of photos & prices results every week! McLuney, Ohio. McLuney is located in Perry County in Harrison Township about If you are interested in the Online Edition of The Paper, Please 11/2miles south of Crooksville. Send Us James E. Brown had married Lucy Ann Sowers before 1850, and moved to Your Information by E-mail to: [email protected] Roseville. Throughout their marriage they had seven children, one of which was Mailed Subscription for 1 Year (50 issues) Sarah E. Brown. There is more about Sarah below. James E. Brown became a well- Online Subscription 1 Year (50 Issues) known merchant, and both he, and later his son George Washington Brown, was Both Mailed and Online Edition for 1 Year (50 issues) quite influential in the Roseville area. Among James business ventures was a general merchandising store. In the Federal censuses of the late 1800 s, James listed his Name occupation as a merchant rather than a potter, indicating that he was not involved in making pottery, but rather a wholesale seller of it in his store. It is known from a Address history of the Brown family, that James employed his son G. W. Brown, and J.B. $35.00 Mailed Edition Owens at the store, and that G.W. went on to establish a pottery around 1850. In City State 1883, J.B. established the J.B. Owens Pottery Company . Zip $27.00 Online Edition In April 1870, a connection between the Brown family and the McCoy family occurred. The McCoy in this connection was James W. McCoy. J.W. was born in Telephone $55.00 Both Mailed & Online 1848, the same year as his family arrived in Muskingum County. His father, W. Email ______Nelson and wife Esther, had settled in Putnam, which later became a part of Zanesville. J.W. was 22 years old in 1870 when he married Sarah (Sade) Elizabeth Preferred Password (at least 7 characters) ______Brown, the daughter of James E. Brown. During the following year, J.W. and Sarah moved to Uniontown, Newton Yes, I would like to receive one year of Auction Action Antique News Township, Muskingum County, where he operated a dry goods store. In 1872, they Pay by Check, Money Order, Visa and Mastercard Accepted moved to the community of Roseville, very near his wife s parents. McCoy refer- Please print clearly and enclose Payment, & your ences have reported that J.W. opened a general merchandise store in Roseville in Name, Address & Telephone number with ad. 1876, but I was always curious why he, and his wife, moved to Roseville five years Name Tel. Number earlier, and what J.W. did during that time. It was discovered that the reason he moved to Roseville was that his father-in-law Address offered to take him in as a partner in his mercantile business, and their partnership City State Zip_ _ _ _ _ became known as Brown & McCoy . The Brown and McCoy business operated An Auction Action Antique News classified ad is only $10.00 for from 1872 until 1888. It is surprising that neither the name James Brown, nor infor- the first 20 words and 25¢ for each additional word, Please include mation about the Brown & McCoy business, has appeared in the literature. Name & Address or Telephone Number in ad. Discounts available for repeating ads. Make connections with collectors and dealers After 1888, evidently the Brown & McCoy business was sold; for James E. Brown throughout the Midwest right here through AAN went on to establish a furniture store on First Street in Roseville - he was 68 years old at the time. He died in 1907 at the age of 88. It is not known when J.W. left the Get Impact From Our Classified Ads! No Auction Ads Will Be Placed In The Classified Section business, but as mentioned above, J.W. opened a general merchandise store in Roseville in 1876. Then in 1886, he entered into a series of partnerships in the pot- Type of Ad: Wanted For Sale Run for Weeks tery business. Finally, in 1899 he, along with several investors, established a pottery in Roseville solely in his own name, the J. W. McCoy Pottery. 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18 UPCOMING EVENTS DOOR COUNTY St Mary of the Hill Parish 56th Annual Eagle River Antique & Presents its 27th Annual ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE ANTIQUE & FLEA SHOW The Longest Running Antique Show in the Vintage Market North Woods! Sponsored by & Benefiting Gibraltar High School HUBERTUS, WISCONSIN the Eagle River Rotary Club 7381 Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor, WI 3942 Hwy 42 Friday, August 5th: 9-5 at Beautiful HOLY HILL Grounds Saturday, August 6th: 9-4 20th Annual Tailgate Sale Fish Creek, WI (20 miles northwest of Milwaukee) Watch for Holy Hill signs Eagle River Derby Track Exposition Hall Tuesday, July 26th 2016 All Indoors! Air Conditioned! Free Admission & Parking Hwy 45 North, Eagle River, Wisconsin CALL FOR VENDOR SPACE July 28, 29, 30 Featuring PROFESSIONAL ANTIQUES 20’x20’ $40.00 10am to 5pm Daily SUNDAY, JULY 31st ~ 7am to 3pm DEALERS from the Northern Wisconsin 35 Exceptional Vendors Antqiue Dealers Association & invited guests. Our 29th Season in Beautiful Vendors call Walt Nencka 262-628-4326 Mary Lou’s Crystal repair on site. Door County! Come Join Us Sponsored by Sister Bay Lions Club 920-868-3685 or Pat Schulz 262-673-4045 *** Free Parking *** Food Available*** For more info: 715-360-2669 Info: 920-533-8731 CAMBRIDGE Kane County Flea Market ANTIQUE FAIR “Best in the Midwest or Anywhere” Saturday & Sunday Antiques & Collectibles KANE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS FLEA MARKET August 6th ~ 8-5 525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64), August 7th ~ 9-4 SUNDAY St. Charles, Illinois Admission $6.00 AUGUST 7 Open 8 am to 2 pm Early Bird Adm. Fri: $20 August 6th & 7th • Saturday Noon to 5 P.M. 1475 S. Washburn, CAMBRIDGE, MN • Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. Oshkosh, WI Isanti County Fairgrounds Adm. $5 each day (Children under 12 free) FREE PARKING & ADMISSION Hundreds of Dealers Food Served All Day. Aug. 14 Parking Free • We Never Cancel Limited Space: Call for reservations cambridgeantiquefair.com (KCF Market Inc.) 630-377-2252 920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com [email protected] www.kanecountyfleamarket.com NEXT DATES: SEPTEMBER 5 (Labor Day) • OCTOBER 9

THE ORIGINAL OLMSTED COUNTY Downtown Oronoco Antique Fair & Flea Market SUNDAY at SANDWICH Gold Rush Days Antiques Show GOLD RUSH ~ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET~ Saturday AUGUST 20TH 8am Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free Antique Show & Flea Market AUGUST 19-21 Memories Antique Mall Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds Rochester, MN - Fairgrounds AUG. 19, 20 & 21 Friday thru Sunday 400 Randolph Drive 1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL Fri. & Sat. 7-6pm ~ Sun. 7-2pm Appleton, Wisconsin America’s #1 Shopping Market August 14 Come spend the day & have some fun! 1,400+ Dealers • 10 Bldgs • 52 Acres NEW VENDORS WELCOME! June 12 2016 August 14 PO Box 266, Oronoco, MN 55960 For more info contact: July 10 Dates October 9 Bldgs. Open: Sat 8-6pm 920-788-5553 507-367-2111 Limited Vendor Spaces Available Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food FREE Adm. • Parking $5.00 www.goldrushmn.com or [email protected] NEXT DATES: JUNE 18 • JULY 16 Maureen or Renie 641-832-2700 • 507-269-1473 847-321-1712 630-251-3454 All proceeds to benefit the community! AUGUST 20 • SEPTEMBER 17 [email protected] www.townsendantiqueshows.com www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com Wisconsin Pottery Association 2016 Schedule Indian Artifact Show SUNDAY ANTIQUES Dodgeville Lions Club MARKET ART POTTERY SHOW Antique Show More than 50 dealers selling vintage & SUNDAY, AUGUST 21st Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles contemporary pottery as well as furniture & & Flea Market 8-3pm ~ FREE Admission Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free other decorative art items! August 21st • Educational Displays Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL Saturday, August 27th ~ 9-4 $6 Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West Open 8:30 to 3:30 • Adm: $3.00 • Bring in Artifact finds for expert indentification Exhibition Hall at Alliant Energy Center Ley Pavilion in Harris Park AUGUST 21 MADISON, WISCONSIN Dodgeville, Wisconsin Sponsored by: Located in the From I-90 take exit 142A, Hwy 12-18 west Rain-Free Indoor Spaces Illinois State 450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets EZ Load/Unload • Food Available Archaeological Blackhawk Center five miles to Exit 262, Rimrock Rd, then north Clean Restrooms Extensive Advertising Society 1101 Jefferson St., Oregon, IL Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847 Info Visit: www.wisconsinpottery.org DEALER INQUIRES WANTED! For more information call 815-332-4001 www.thirdsundaymarket.com or call 608-249-6898 No Liquidators or T-Shirts Info: Bob 608-935-3926 or Terry 608-574-1322 Bob Kratochwill 413 W Spring St., Dodgeville, WI 53533 DEADLINES ARE MONDAYS @ NOON www.auctionactionnews.com

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Wisconsin Pottery Association 24th Annual Kane County Flea Market CEDARBURG Kalamazoo Airgun Show “Best in the Midwest or Anywhere” ART POTTERY SHOW AND Antiques & Collectibles DAYS More than 50 dealers selling vintage & KANE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS contemporary pottery as well as furniture & 525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64), SUNDAY, SEPT. 4TH other decorative art items! St. Charles, Illinois Rain or Shine - Gates open 6 AM-2PM Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in Buy Sell Trade September 3rd & 4th Saturday, August 27th ~ 9-4 $6 BB Guns ~ Airguns ~ Toy Guns Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin • Saturday Noon to 5 P.M. Free Admission • No Animals Allowed Exhibition Hall at Alliant Energy Center Sunday, August 28, 2016 • Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. For more info: 262-377-8412 MADISON, WISCONSIN Kalamazoo County Adm. $5 each day (Children under 12 free) Expo Center email: [email protected] From I-90 take exit 142A, Hwy 12-18 west Food Served All Day. Kalamazoo, Michigan Parking Free • We Never Cancel Sponsored by Cedarburg Fire Department, Inc. five miles to Exit 262, Rimrock Rd, then north 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (KCF Market Inc.) 630-377-2252 Vendors Welcome Info Visit: www.wisconsinpottery.org Admission $3.00 www.kanecountyfleamarket.com or call 608-249-6898 517.423.4148 [email protected] 8th Annual The Watertown Historical Society presents the Annual Illinois Valley GREAT ANTIQUES SHOW Octagon House Antiques Show Hunting & Fishing IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN September 10th Collectibles Show FLEA MARKET SEPTEMBER 3 & 4 9am to 5pm Sept. 11th, 2016 MONDAY 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Octagon House 8am to 2pm • Adm. $5 SEPTEMBER 5 Admission $5 ~ Under 14 free 919 Charles Street Open 8 am to 2 pm Grizzly Jacks Grand Bear Resort Watertown, Wisconsin 2643 N. Rt. 178, Utica, IL 1475 S. Washburn, Minocqua, Wisconsin Quality Dealers • Silent Auction Oshkosh, WI Rain or Shine! Duck Decoys, Shell Boxes, Game Calls, Lures & lots of Lakeland High School other hunting & fishing collectibles & appraisals. FREE PARKING & ADMISSION FREE Admittance to show & museum grounds For more information contact: Limited Space: Call for reservations Info: 906-250-1618 For more information contact: northwoodsantiqueshows.com Scott Robertson at 920-285-3775 Dave or Jeannette Kneebone 920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com or email: [email protected] 815-663-1568 or muddywaterdecoys.com NEXT DATES: OCTOBER 9 Dealer Inquires Welcomed www.watertownhistory.org ZURKO’S MIDWEST Always the Biggest, Always the Best! Antique Fair & Flea Market PROMOTIONS Indy Antique Advertising Show 2016 Show Schedule Saturday SEPTEMBER 17TH AUGUST September 16th & 17th 8am (Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 46th Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds August 13 & 14 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL Memories Antique Mall August 14 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86 Friday Early Buyers 1-6pm August 20 (Saturday Nite) “Massive” 40th Annual Wheaton “All-Nite” Flea Market 3pm-3am; Ticket sale $25 in advance until August 31st (Reg. $40) 400 Randolph Drive DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL SEPTEMBER Saturday 9am to 4pm • $8 Admission Appleton, Wisconsin (Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 46th Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds Sept. 3 & 4 (Sat. & Sun.) Holiday Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI Indiana State Fairgrounds Come spend the day & have some fun! Sept. 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL Elements Financial Blue Ribbon Building For more info contact: Sept. 17 & 18 (Sat. & Sun.) Vintage, Antique Market; Pheasant Run Mega Center, St. Charles, IL Sept. 11 Sept. 24 (Saturday) National Civil War Show & Sale; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL 1202 E. 38th Street 920-788-5553 OCTOBER Limited Vendor Spaces Available Indianapolis, Indiana Oct. 1 (Saturday) 30th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest NEXT DATES: JUNE 18 • JULY 16 Oct. 2 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds For more information: 217-821-1294 Oct. 8 & 9 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL AUGUST 20 • SEPTEMBER 17 Oct. 9 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86 www.indyadshow.com Oct. 22 (Saturday Nite) 5th Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter” 3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL NOVEMBER SUNDAY ANTIQUES 1st Annual Nov. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) 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They will also have an information booth set up at the exciting event will be held at the Exhibition Hall, Alliant Energy Center, and Pottery Show. Many dealers at the show will Roseville Madison, Wisconsin. have Ceramic Arts Studio pieces for sale! Rosecraft, 1921, All types of antique and collectible pottery, contemporary ceramics, dinner- Admission is $6, parking is $7 or also known at ware, stoneware, tile, figurines, and vintage items will be on sale. Fifty of the best free with the WPAshow card, any clipped Florane when it Pottery dealers from across the Midwest will participate, as well as noted studio pot- WPAadvertisement, or download card from appears in this tan ters. Pottery examples for sale will be Roseville, Van Briggle, Fulper, Rookwood, the website: www.wisconsin- color. The form of this vase foreshadows the Weller, McCoy and Red Wing along with many more. The dealers gather some of pottery.org The Wisconsin art deco telescoping the best American and European pottery to bring to this annual sale, and the contem- Pottery Association meets and saucer-like shapes porary potters bring many items right out of the kiln! the 2nd Tuesday 9 times per that were perfected in Along with all of the pottery for purchase, pottery experts from the WPA and year - September through the Futura line seven additional volunteers from the Iowa Art Pottery Association (IAPA) and the June at the Goodman Center years later. Minnesota Art Pottery Association (MAPA) will be available Gazo Foudji was a in Madison Wisconsin. The group gets together about to help identify pottery pieces brought in by show attendees. Japanese-born artist who 6:30 pomp and a presentation about pottery or related field starts at (Maximum of two pottery pieces please). There is no charge worked at the Weller Pottery 7p.m. Please see the WPA web site at www.wisconsinpottery.org before moving to Roseville for the identification. (ca. 1905-1906) and for more information on meetings and membership. In addition, Mary Pratt of Pratt Clay Studio creating the Fudji (pictured) We hope to see interested Pottery Collectors at the WPA will do a live pottery demonstration during and Fujiyama lines. Pottery Show/Sale on Saturday August 27th, 2016! We are proud to the show at 1 pm. These demonstrations have been popular with present our show and sale for the 21st consecutive year. Our first show occurred show attendees. in August of 1995 at the Holiday Inn east in Madison WI. Betty Harrington, the Gazo Foudji was a designer of Ceramic Arts Studio Madison was the featured speaker. The WPA art pot- Japanese-born artist tery show and sale is a great opportunity to find just the piece you were looking for who worked at the or to learn more about the many pottery items offered for sale! Weller Pottery before moving to Roseville Roseville Early Velmoss vase, A sleek blue (ca. 1905-1906) and ca. 1916. This line was Pine Cone creating the Fudji unidentified as Roseville until "400 (pictured) and collectors found a marked series" Fujiyama lines. example and identified the pitcher shape numbers in a 1916 from 1953, price guide in the 1990’s. Roseville Crystalis, Coffeepot from the and the 1906, is highly sought Mock Orange line, smaller, older Roseville Azurean after by collectors for first produced in 1950, model designed vase, ca. 1902. its crystalline glazes typical of Roseville’s in the 1930’s. This is blue version and creative forms. late production style. of Roseville’s Rozane line, with hand painted decoration. Roseville “Vase Assortment” pieces were Roseville’s Roseville earliest art pottery, Egypto, 1905, beginning around 1896. in the form of The vases were sold in bulk Windsor, introduced an ancient to the A&P Grocery chain, by Roseville in 1931. Roseville’s Roman oil lamp. where they were given away This fern-decorated Rosecraft pattern was made in Hexagon, 1925, as premiums to customers. Roseville Creamware blue and rusty brown. was a simply “Good Night” candle shaped Art Deco holder. Roseville began line made in either making decaled brown or green, and Roseville Carnelian Creamware utility ware by more rarely, a glossy blue. II, 1926. This line Roseville 1910 and continued followed a line called making it at least through Carnelian II, Carnelian I and was 1926. This line the 1920’s if not longer. produced in shades of Roseville Futura, followed a red or green or a mix of 1928. Futura is line called red and green. an Art Deco line Carnelian I that was made Roseville and was in 78 different Early Utility produced shapes and is one pitchers. in shades of the most Introduced of red or green or a mix popular lines around 1900 and The Wisteria line, first of red and green. among today’s popular for decades produced in 1933, is collectors. thereafter, Roseville made dozens of different pitchers. Roseville Crocus highly valued among A green globe, modernistic shape. Some Roseville collectors specialize in pitchers alone! planter, ca. 1904. collectors today.

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Chippewa Falls Come Join Us For The Antique Show & Sale 56th Annual Eagle River Article by Jerry Fults (Northern Wisconsin Antique Dealers Association) Join us for the 1st Annual Chippewa Falls Antique Show and Sale Antique Show & Sale featuring the Northern Wisconsin Antique Dealers Association! Article & pictures by Bob Zurko (Zurko Promotions) This event will take place in Hall C at the Chippewa Falls Come join us for the 56th annual Eagle River Antique Show and Sale! It will Fair Grounds, 225 Edwards Street, on Friday, September be held at the Eagle River Derby Track Exposition Hall, located on Hwy 45 north of 30th, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and on Saturday, October 1st, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Eagle River Friday, August 5th, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday, August 6th, from The Northern Wisconsin Antique Dealers Association has been 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. actively showing and selling antiques at the annual Eagle River This antique show is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Eagle River. This Antique Show and Sale for the last 56 years. This newly organized antique show in show is the longest running antique show in the Northwood’s and the ONLY antique Chippewa Falls will feature the same experienced exhibitors and their selected guest show up North entirely benefiting a service club’s community projects. All the pro- dealers. We've worked hard to put together a quality antique show and sale with ceeds from this show, including all the fees collected at the door, are used by the something for everyone! Our professional antique dealers will be bringing some of Rotary Club for their special community projects. The Club yearly sponsors two their best merchandise…including items that they have saved especially for this $1000 scholarships for local graduating seniors, sends 2 girls annually to Badger show. Girls State, supports the local Cranberry Fest, Klondike Days and sponsors a “Warm You can expect an excellent selection of antique furniture in a variety of the Children” winter project. The Rotary also supports an ongoing Youth Exchange woods and styles. You will also find antique and vintage costume jewelry; sterling Program and holds a wine tasting event as another fund raiser in addition to the silver; brass and copper, ironstone, art pottery, elegant, depression & kitchen glass- Antique Show and Sale. ware; kitchen collectibles and crocks; art and vintage pictures; children's toys and Exhibitors for the show are professional antiques dealers from the Northern collectibles; art glass; along with small primitives and country pieces at this show. Wisconsin Antique Dealers Association along with select guest dealers. The Rotary There is something for everyone in all price ranges. Club and NWADAwork very hard every year to provide a unique and quality We are also happy to announce that Mary Lou's Crystal Repair will be join- antiques show that has become a successful, anticipated summer event. Top quality ing us! Mary Lou and her husband Bob are well known for their high quality work. antique dealers from Wisconsin will be bringing their best antiques……including You can bring your damaged crystal, china, porcelain or pottery with you to the show many items they have saved special just for this show. and have it repaired while you shop! An excellent selection of antique furniture in a wide variety of woods and This show has free parking. Food and beverages will be available for pur- styles will be available. You can also expect to find fine antique and vintage costume chase from the River Falls Rotary Club. Mark your calendar now! jewelry; sterling silver flatware and hollowware; brass and copper; ironstone; art pot- For questions or additional information call (715) 617-4310. tery; elegant, depression & kitchen glassware; kitchen collectibles; decorative lodge- look items; sports items; decoys; art; children’s toys & collectibles; vintage textiles; art glass; Military collectibles; and small primitives and country pieces at this show. Be Sure To Check Out Our There is something for everyone in every price range! ShOP ITEmS FOr SAlE Also we are happy to announce that Mary Lou’s Crystal Repair will again be joining us this year! You can bring your damaged crystal, china, porcelain or pottery (with photos & Prices) with you to the show and have it repaired while you shop. Mark your calendar now! Come out and help us celebrate our 56th of Featured Items FOr SAlE from our year……the Rotary Club is a wonderful community organization and is deserving of our support and appreciation! A lot of good things happen in Eagle River every year Antique mall and Shop Advertisers thanks to this fine organization, but none of this can happen without your public support. www.auctionactionnews.com The show also has free parking. Food and a full bar will be available for purchase from the Derby. For questions or additional information call (920)533-8731.

23 “Best in the Midwest or Anywhere” Sponsored by & benefiting the Eagle River Rotary Club 56th Annual Eagle River Kane CountyANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES Flea Market ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE August 6th & 7th Longest Running Antique Show in The Northwoods! Saturday, noon-5pm • Sunday, 7am-4pm FRIDAY, AUGUST 5TH ~ 9-5 1st sunday of each month & preceeding Saturday afternoon SATURDAY, AUGUST 6TH ~ 9-4 March through December We Never Cancel • Admission $5 each day (children under 12 free) • Free Parking Featuring Professional Dealers from the Located at Kane County Fairgrounds Northern Wisconsin Antique Dealers Association & Invited Guests 525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64) Info: 920-533-8731 • Donation $5 • FREE PARKING St. Charles, IL 60174 Food & Full Bar available from the Derby (KCF Market Inc.) 630-377-2252 Eagle River Derby Track Exposition Hall www.kanecountyfleamarket.com Highway 45 North, Eagle River, Wisconsin Not resposible for accidents ***Mary Lou’s Crystal Repair will mend items while you shop!*** Next Flea Market: September 3 & 4, 2016

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