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September 22, 2015 Vol. 21 No. 10 News Periodical Mailed on September 16 Fantastic Coca-Cola Cooler Brings $625 at Lyle Dirks Auction

Article & Photos by Lyle Dirks On Saturday, August 22, Lyle Dirks held a huge auction for Kathy & Bob Marsh in Rock Falls, Illinois. There were 200 people in attendance from Illinois, Iowa & Wisconsin. With strong prices throughout the day, Kathy & Bob were very pleased with how the auction turned out. Continued on page 17

A cute Steiff Growler bear on wheels sold for $375.

This nice Coca-Cola cooler Prince Castle square ice brought a high bid of $625. cream server brought $425. Forty-Three Years of Fun at the Massive Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Show & Market Article & photos by Brian Maloney August 14th through the 16th were important dates in Rochester, Minnesota, for they marked the weekend of the massive Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Show & Flea Market. Now in its forty-third season, Gold Rush fills the fifty-two-acre Olmstead County Fairgrounds with antiques and collectibles - often with well over 1,000 dealers. Show promoters Richard & Kae Townsend have been running Gold Rush for the past twenty-five seasons, but have a much-longer association with the venerable event. They were among the dozen-or-so dealers at the very first Gold Rush Show way back in the early 1970’s! Continued on pages 6, 7 & 8

A trio of mantiques from Toys for Boys: the restored Tokheim/ Chevrolet gas pump priced at $2,750, the as-is Wayne pump at $750, and the Coca-Cola bottle vendor at $700. 507-285-1243

My period furniture pick at Gems at Beanpot Antiques Thomas Rawson Antiques: this included this 43” Crestliner classic 1820’s Berks County, salesman’s sample aluminum Two vintage Coca-Cola pieces from Pennsylvania chest sporting its & wood boat ($2,750) and Frank’s Specialties: the 12” electric clock priced original paint, 50” in length & blue-enameled Karr toy stove at $340, the Fountain Service sign at $1,250. 929-858-9122 priced at $2,450. 319-364-8943 priced at $3,750. 608-385-3609 2

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:0540(3'#5!+/5#)'+)*5+/):        49                   October 4     *#/59&"3+)*54508/"        "'& *633+#. 1.        #563 #. 1.6/ $9#110+/5.'/503%*#/%'       Antiques McFarland Antiques Estate Sale • • Collectibles 5910 Main Street, McFarland, WI 53558 Contact Pat Bruden 608-246-1813 • Jewelry, Art Sale Conducted by Bethel Estate Sales, Madison, WI Pass out numbers at 8:00 am each day • Cash or Check ONLY NO credit cards • Treasures People are responsible for moving their own heavy items Phil & Mary Jo Olson are retiring. These long time antiquers are • Memorabilia selling the contents of their shop full of 3 floors of antiques for this sale. YES...It's time to SELL THE BUILDING...you can buy it, too!! • Records, Toys Located in the Historic Center of McFarland, between the two locations of the McFarland Historical Society, across from the Public • Tools, Books Library and the charming "McFarland House Cafe," original home of the village's namesake. One block from the Community Center. • Fancy Junque The possibilities are endless for this 3-story historic brick building! September 16-17 ~ 9 am to 4 pm 25% OFF Marked Prices (except marked “FIRM”) Milwaukee’s Premier September 23-24 ~ 9am to 4pm 40% OFF Marked Prices (except marked “FIRM”) Fall & Winter Indoor Flea Market September 30-October 1 ~ 9am to 4pm 50% OFF Marked Prices (except marked “FIRM”) FURNITURE... A LOT OF FURNITURE!.. all types and styles: CHAIRS...Sets, Singles, Rocking, Folding, Desk, Kitchen, etc. STATE FAIR PARK OH, SO MANY CHAIRS!! TABLES...parts, legs, tops, MANY leaves! Work Tables, Side Tables, End Tables, Dining Tables! 640 S 84TH STREET, WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN Antique Post Office Sorting Table...Unique, useful, definitely a conversation piece, dated 1903. Beds; Trunks, ARCHITECTURAL... doors, shutters, windows, shelves; Typewriters; Chests; Children’s Furniture; Bookcases, Display Cases; Clothes Racks, folding; October 17th & 18th CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS; Smalls; Lamps; Mirrors; Crocks; Baskets; Lamps; Stereo Speakers; Toys & much more! STYLES include Victorian, Mid-Century Modern, Country, Shabby Sat. 9 am to 3 pm • Sun. 9 am to 2 pm Chic, and more. Many items already at BARGAIN PRICES! ITEMS waiting to be RE-PURPOSED....Use your Admission $5.00 creativity, paint, fabric, stencils, etc. For vendor information 262-366-1314 www.rummagenrarities.com 4 “Asparagus Man” Donations Keep Good Company 64th Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Show Lends Assist to Friends of the Wisconsin Historical Society Oct. 2 & 3, 2015, Waukesha

Article & photos by Debbie McArdle (Friends of the Wisconsin Historical Society) vided by the members of the Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association. Anyone familiar with Wild Rose, Wisconsin, will remember it Berg's folk art created quite a stir at the February WADAantiques show, is as a tiny, picturesque town, smack dab in the middle of the state. If spurring other donors to come forth with incredible donations. Now the you ever traveled down County Highway K between 1947 and 1975, you “Asparagus Man” paintings are keeping good company with other worthy may have encountered the tiny one-bedroom farm home of Adam and objects; a circa 1830 Windsor rocker in original paint, scales, buggies, com- Anna Berg with signs “Odd Job Work” and “Asparagus” hanging on the memorative flow blue, spinning wheels and much more. clapboards. Adam had just retired as a Chicago cab driver in 1947 when On Oct. 2 & 3 in Waukesha the Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association is he and Anna made Wild Rose their home, selling asparagus and charging again providing the Friends of the Wisconsin Historical Society with a free booth 10-cent admission to their art gallery to generate a small cash income. at the antiques show where volunteers will accept tax-deductible donations of He became known locally as the “Asparagus Man”. A self-taught folk antique and vintage items for the April 2016 auction. Tax deductible receipts artist, Berg believed isolation from the cultural mainstream allowed will be provided to each donor. In addition to the free booth space at the show, him to develop a technique to “carve” his paintings using the medium of WADA has provided their fourth grant to the Friends of the Wisconsin Historical oil. By adding multiple layers of oil paint over a period of years, he Society as founding & continuing sponsors of the “30th Star Benefit Antiques transformed his paintings into low reliefs up to _” thick. Here, in his Auction”. WADA is a not-for-profit organization and the admissions charged at primitive Wild Rose surroundings, he traded his Chicago cab for a used their Waukesha shows fund such grant and scholarship programs. See bicycle, never owning an automobile again. He and Anna lived without http://www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com to learn more. modern conveniences, including running water (except a hand pump c1830 Windsor rocker, Carol Miller of Bailey's Honor Auction Service in Oconomowoc has at the kitchenoriginal paint and stencil. once again volunteered to call the auction. You can follow her may auc- sink), so that he tions throughout the year at http://baileyshonor.com/ could pursue what he believed For questions about the 2016 "30th Star Benefit Antiques Auction" or to was his destiny - to paint in a make a donation of an antique or vintage item, please contact Riene Wells at manner no one had seen before. 262.363.4700, [email protected] or Debbie McArdle at 815.575.1272, jjm- Berg described “Heaven on [email protected] . Earth”, (completed in 1963 after To learn more about the FRIENDS of the Wisconsin Historical Society, visit five years of paint layering), as http://www.friendswisconsinhistory.org/ “the masterpiece of his life's Volunteers work”. He died in 1975. This will be on most impressive work, purchased hand in 1973 for $2,300 (more than 23rd February $13,000 in 2015 dollars!) was Adam Berg's monumental 60” x 48” 6 & 7 generously donated (along with “Heaven on Earth” (completed in 1963) to accept several other Berg works) to the will be offered for sale for the first time tax-deductible Friends of the Wisconsin in 38 years at the Friends of the Wisconsin antiques and Historical Society for their 2016 Historical Society's April 2016 auction! collectibles “30th Star Benefit Antiques It is a modern-day “Peaceable Kingdom”, for the “30th Auction” and was subsequently displaying everything good that is given Star Benefit on display at the February, 2015 to us - including a wedding! Antiques Heywood Wicker Buggy WADA show in a free booth pro- Auction”. with Parasol.

The fascinating collectibles in Paper Empires: 100 Years of German Paper Soldiers (1845 – 1945) by Rafael de Francisco Lopez brought history to life for a generation of children can can do the same now. These paper cut-outs developed from toys into a historically important reflection on the German military and social classes from the early nineteenth to the early twentieth century, culminating in their proliferation during the rise and reign of the Third Reich. They make it possible to take a tour through German military and political history, from the Battle of Jena-Auerstedt in 1806 right up to the Maginot Line in 1940. These German paper soldiers, or papiersoldaten zum ausschneiden are, without a doubt, unique visual images that, nowadays, are similar to archeological artifacts, which are very hard to find on the market. Even today, the number of preserved or catalogued images in German museums is very small, so this book, showing thousands of figures in 173 color images, is a an essential collection. Size: 8 1/2 x 11 | 173 color & b/w photos | 128 pp ISBN13: 9780764347405 | Binding: hard cover Visit www.schifferbooks.com to explore our backlist of 5,000+ titles and learn about Schiffer's exciting new releases. Whatever your pas- sions are, Schiffer Publishing welcomes you to find your niche and scratch it with books from our catalog of specialized titles.

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AUCTION ACTION ANTIQUE NEWS... Monday, September 28th at 12 (noon) for paper mailed Wednesday, September 30th WE’RE EVERYWHERE! Covering Events from October 6th on 6 Minnesota’s Olmsted County Fairgrounds Hosts 43rd Annual August Gold Rush Antique Show & Market Article & photos by Brian Maloney of the dealers by name. “In some of the buildings, nearly every dealer has had occu- pied the very same spot since we took over the show twenty-five years ago,” Richard Although the show got started in the nearby town of Oronoco, for many years it told me. “I’m sure that the good attendance has a lot to do with the loyalty of the has made its home in Rochester. The town is best known, of course, for its world dealers. We’ll often draw over 40,000 shoppers over the course of a weekend, and famous Mayo Clinic. Founded in the 1880’s by Dr. William W. Mayo after the great have had more than 30,000 folks come on a single day.” tornado of 1883 destroyed much of the town and wounded thousands, the Mayo Admission is always free, and parking only $5. And although Saturday and Sunday Clinic is today among the largest and most well-respected medical facilities in the are the most popular days to visit the Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Show & world. Many famous people, including former Presidents George H.W. Bush, Gerald Market, everyone is welcome on Friday - set-up day - to shop as the booths take Ford, and Ronald Reagan, have visited Rochester as patients of the Mayo Clinic. shape. You may find some early bargains then, but Richard said to be sure to come The city of 100,000 citizens is now centered around the clinic. Be sure to visit its back on Saturday or Sunday as well, to see what the late-arriving dealers have to unique downtown shopping district, with overhead skyways and underground walk- offer. ways (known as subways), where shoppers can access most businesses in climate It may be called an “antique show & flea market,” but the show is unquestionably controlled comfort year-round. geared towards antiques and collectibles. “It’s probably 90% old stuff here at the And in its two generations of operation, the Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique show” said Richard. “You can find items ranging from five cents to $5,000 - what- Show & Flea Market has gained fame of its own. From humble beginnings back in ever your tastes and pocketbook can handle.” the 1970’s, the show has now grown into one of the largest indoor/outdoor antiques If you missed the August edition of the Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Show events anywhere - with often more than 1,000 dealers from around the U.S. and & Flea Market, you won’t have to wait long for another great Townsend Promotions beyond setting up for both of the scheduled summer shows. event: their Cedar Rapids Antique Show is right around the corner, happening at the Richard and Kae Townsend, promoters of the Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Hawkeye Downs Expo Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on October 9th through the Show & Flea Market, have been in the antiques business for much of their lives. “We 11th. And you can now get your antique “fix” all winter at Townsend’s monthly know what it's like to be an antiques dealer” said Richard, “Kae and me were deal- Rochester Antique Market. It’s held indoors at Rochester’s Mayo Civic Center – with ers at the very first Gold Rush Show forty-three years ago. But now that we’re run- the first shows of the season this November 1st and December 6th. ning the event, we’re here to serve the dealers. We try to make their stay here as trou- For more information about all of their events, Townsend Promotions can be con- ble-free as possible. Many stay at the dealer’s campground adjacent to the show, tacted by phone at 507-269-1473, or through their website complete with full hook-ups and other amenities.” www.iridescenthouse.com. And as always, keep an eye out for all of Townsend Richard navigates the fifty-two-acre fairgrounds by golf cart, and knows hundreds Promotion’s upcoming events in the Auction Action Antique News!

Classic American furniture (like this Wisconsin- found folk art cup- board, $2,950) cupboard) is a mainstay at Thomas Rawson Antiques, but I also found this funky 1920s Iowa-found sheet iron goose decoys there too, asking price Steelcraft airplanes at $175 each. 319-364-8943 Toys for Boys included a super-clean Army Scout Plane, plus this 1930s Lockheed Sirius racer priced at $1,150. 507-285-1243

At Dale Frese Antiques sat Local Toy buff Toys for Boys showed up this 36” carved with some great vintage bikes, like this dough bowl filled motorized 1948 Whizzer Pacemaker with colorful ($1,800) and girl’s Western Flyer priced at croquet balls $850. 507-285-1243 ($275), and Two colorful embossed steel colorful paint- signs from Square Nail ed cradle Classic Americana is always in style at Antiques: the Stern Brau Beer priced at Colleen Frese Antiques, where I found (Belleville, IL) example priced at $85. 319- this rare wood & red ware pottery 14- $350, the Chesterfield Cigarette 223-5470 candle mold, asking price $1,495. sign at $140. 309-521-8354 319-360-4301 Continued on page 8 7

Country accessories Early lighting was from Square Nail the focus at Antiques included this Missouri’s Hauke I found this trio of Chicago Great Enterprise tabletop cof- Antiques, where Western Railroad marker stars at Dale fee mill ($895) and 30” sat this won- Frese Antiques ($385 each), and a three- Shaker slat basket priced derful late 18th centu- gallon Monmouth pottery churn priced at at $400. 309-521-8354 ry wooden double $350. 319-223-5470 candle stand priced at $1,825. 573-486-0254

My furniture pick from Amity Marketing’s large furniture inventory: this exceptional 1940s kubbestol, made by noted Minnesota carver Halvor Landsverk & priced at $2,265. 701-899-1655

Mid-century Two early aficionado American Stephanie Snow lighting came with finds devices from including this Hauke Antiques: the 18th Martz/Marshall Studios tiled table century forged grease-fat Jerry and Ruth Grandbois have been bringing a huge selection of restored vin- ($250) and Martz table lamp lamp with penny feet tage telephones here for more than twenty years. You can get refurbished pay- priced at $165. priced at $775, the “bird- phones starting around $200, or authentic crank-type models (with modern 507-424-3226 cage” tin candlestick at touchtone keypads hidden inside) for $300 to $400. 507-932-3398 $435. 573-486-0254

You never know quite what you’ll find at Ted North Dakota’s Amity Marketing came Slaton At the eclectic From Frank’s Specialties, with some choice 19th century Antiques & Art, from a Frank’s Specialties, the a spectacular custom- Scandinavian immigrant pieces, my way-cool 1920s inventory ranged from made 1890s German desk favorite this 24” trunk with a “Amerikans Electrochef electric an elegant 20” Amphora figure to a clock & barometer made Union St, Paul, Minisota” address on the range in mint green ($1,100) to swingin’ 60s Speidel watchband for the president of a exterior, and a nice robin-egg blue interior an extra-clean Mobo Bronco store display. 929-858-9122 steam engine company - - $425. 701-899-1655 toy complete with manual - $550. 608-792-5470 $5,000. 929-858-9122 Spectacular period art glass and silver Period cast iron from Rory Evans Antiques: the awaited at Grape sitting camel tie rack priced at 4250, the Bradley & & Cable, where Hubbard parrot doorstop shoppers found at $285. 913-708- gems like this 2497 6” Wave Crest “egg crate” enameled Opal Ware box, asking price $950. 630-399-6312 8 Continued from pages 6 & 7 From Schoolmaster Two art pottery Antiques, a pair of classics from 24”display man- William Bilsland III: nequins wearing a the 8” Teco vase variety of athletic & priced at $750, the medical support tiny 3” Grueby devices, used by drug Faience squat stores in the 1940s or vase at $650. 1950s - $1,250 and 714-328-7219 $1,150. 608-356-1017

Art pottery collector William Bilsland III came with hun- dreds of examples, including these early 7” Haeger Pottery Art Deco vases Exhibitor Ted Slaton hams it priced at $65 (pink) and $185 for the up with larger-than-life Green celadon version. 714-328-7219 Giant & Sprout store display figures, asking price $400 for the set. 608-792-5470

Finds in Karl Hekel’s dis- My pen shows the size of play includ- this 19th century English ed this exhibition knife made by “Basket Another advertising rarity at George Shadford Lee to Ball” trade Schoolmaster Antiques: this advertise his skills, with a Two more vintage stimulator- 19th century Van Stan’s tintype of the maker finds from type gumball Stratena Glue store display in inlaid right on the knife. I Wisconsin’s Beanpot machine, ask- marvelous condition & com- found it at Schoolmaster Antiques: the boxed ing price $295. plete with advertising card - Antiques – price tag 1916 Animate Toys Baby Road Builder set $950. 608-356-1017 $22,000. 608-356-1017 priced at $675, the Poll-Parrot Shoes store display at $495. 608-385-3609 National Autumn Leaf Cookie Cutter Collectors Club The purpose of the Cookie Cutter Collectors Club is to share information with oth- Collectors Club ers who are also interested in cookie cutters and related items. We research, record and share data with each other regarding the history of cookie cutters. We get We love and collect the famous Autumn Leaf pattern, one of the most-popular vin- together periodically to discuss our favorite topic and show and swap cutters but tage patterns in America. The many and varied dinnerware pieces, produced mostly we enjoy the friends we've made and have lots of fun! There are a number by the Hall China Company, were sold door-to-door by Jewel Tea Company sales- of regional cookie cutter collectors groups all across the country that also have men for many years. Numerous accessory pieces, including metal, paper, plastic, meetings and new groups or new members are always welcome. The club has a cloth and glass items were also offered. facebook page for keeping up with each other and the latest discoveries in cookie cutters. Every two years we have a 3 day convention in a location determined by the These beautiful dishes were often the centerpiece of family dinners and bring back presiding president. We put out a quarterly newsletter and a yearly membership many wonderful memories of our mothers, grandmothers, aunts or neighbors. cookie cutter made exclusively for our members. There is also a National Cookie Special memories of helping Grandma make pudding in the custard cups, setting the Cutter Historical Museum in Joplin, Missouri, that is open to the public. And each table with Mom’s “good dishes,” or smelling the wonderful aroma of fresh coffee year we sponsor an exclusive Cookie Cutter Week cutter that is available to mem- and tea that was delivered directly to our homes continue to remind us of many bers for purchase. happy times with our loved ones. Become a The NALCC offers a full-color newsletter six times per year, special commemora- Member of our Club. . . tive Autumn Leaf items, many options for adding to your own collection, an Autumn Leaf Price Guide, a popular National Convention with an Autumn Club dues are $25 a year. You will receive the quarterly newsletter Cookie Crumbs, Leaf/Jewel Tea Show & Sale, Autumn Leaf Auction and much fun and fellowship and a collectable signed, dated membership cookie cutter. You may join any time with collectors from across the United States. If you haven’t already joined us, do during the year but our membership year runs January 1 through December 31 and it today! you will receive all the newsletters and cutter for the year that you join. To join, send a check or money order to: We encourage you to become a member of the National Autumn Leaf Collectors Club®. Additionally, you may know someone who collects Autumn Leaf chinaware CCCC and wish to gift an NALCC membership for that person. Our annual membership PO Box 22518 fee is $30.00. We welcome and introduce our new members through our newsletter. Lexington, KY 40522 Visit: http://www.nalcc.org or visit: cookiecuttercollectorsclub.com

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Auction features approximately 500 1920's-1990's vehicles including over 200 Quality Antique & Vintage Items Auction Cadillacs to be sold at NO RESERVE! Darboy Club - N9695 County Highway N, Appleton, WI 54915 October 2nd and 3rd 2015 Roscoe, Illinois (near Rockford,IL) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2015 - Noon Auction (Viewing 10:30 A.M.) SPECIAL ITEM: 1973 Triumph TR6 automobile with only 70,000 original miles!! This auction represents a collection of many fine antique and vintage items including many antique “Rusty Gold” Collector Cars toys and games, lots of toy guns and windup toys, vintage clothing & accessories, barware & They might not appear impressive to the general public but collectors and rehabbers decanters, shop displays, antique furniture, Coca-Cola items, comic books, Red Wing crock, beer will positively jump for joy at the opportunity to buy the autos in the “Rusty Gold” advertising, antique refrigerator, wooden duck decoys and many other fine items. Cash or credit/debit card (3% convenience fee for all card charges). Number system will be used. Any and Auction. Scheduled for the first weekend in October, the “Rusty Gold” Auction fea- all announcements on day of sale take precedence over all printed material. Not responsible for any tures over 600 vehicles from the collection of Lew Lazarus. accidents or changes in listing. All property is being sold “as is” condition. Lazarus is the general manager of Collector Cars, Ltd. It is a family owned business Photos and full details available at www.loderbauerauction.com that will continue to thrive for many years. However, they are anticipating the Sale conducted professionally by: ROBERT J. LODERBAUER AUCTIONEER & ESTATES, LLC N121 Cty. Hwy. N, Appleton, WI 54915 • Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #206 920-730-0292 arrival of new cars and have run out of room to put them! Therefore, they are clear- Website: http://www.loderbauerauction.com • Email: [email protected] ing up space in their lots by auctioning off their lifetime collection of cars. The Lazarus family has been in the auto business for 102 years. Starting in 1913, Lew's father operated a GM dealership. He ran it until he died 60 years later. The family continued with dealerships in Forreston and Oregon, Illinois. Owning the dealerships gave the Lazarus family many opportunities to collect cars. Lew, himself, has been featured in many articles over the years. Located: (N7108 S. Davis Rd., Taylor, WI 54659). From Hixton, go 4 miles The “Rusty Gold” Auction will include a '25 Flint, a '41 Packard coupe with dual West on Hwy. 95 to Davis Rd., turn South on Davis Rd. and go 1.3 miles to site. From Blair, go 9 miles East on Hwy. 95 to Davis Rd., turn South on Davis Rd and go 1.3 miles to side mounts, a '41 Packard limo Le Baron body - 1 of only 7 ever manufactured, a site. Watch for NIC auction arrows. '49 Cadillac convertible and a Henney World War II military ambulance. In an MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2015 unprecedented event, 2 other Henneys will also be sold at this auction. A '70 Sale Time: 9:00 A.M. Lunch & Restroom Cadillac Calais once owned by George Barris, an auto customizer who designed the Color Photos At: www.NorthernInvestment.Com COLLECTOR VEHICLE: 1939 Cadillac LaSalle-4-Door, V8, 12V charging system, electric original Batmobile is in the auction. Over 100 vintage Cadillacs, many other vehi- fuel pump, Frame off restoration in 2010 cles, advertising, pumps, scooters and an entire lifetime's worth of collecting are EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT RUNNER. included as well. ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Mantle clock; cast iron door stops – bookends; Unlike most auto auctions, and in a very exciting turn of events, the “Rusty Gold” Lincoln prints (signed by Lincoln family Auction will be No Reserve and No Minimum. It will be held at the historic Lensing member); cane rocker; 5x8 and 9x12 Auto Museum located at 13825 Metric Drive, Roscoe, Illinois, 61073. Oriental style rugs; Queen Anne wood stove; soup tureen; kerosene lanterns; Heisey punch Donley Auction Services and Kraft Auction Services are partnering for this amaz- bowl & 8 cups; jug lanterns made by Shady Lady; wicker baskets; brass and pewter candle sticks; ing sale. The preview will be all day Thursday, October 1. The auction will be held Lenox decanter; silver serving tray; pet carrier; ice cream parlor chairs; crocks; more lamps by Shady Lady; quilt rack. CHILDRENS– corner cabinet, knick knacks, play sets, on Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3. Bidding can be done in person or dolls, table and chairs; dressing screen; wardrobe; walnut online at www.DonleyAuctions.com or www.KraftAuctions.com chest; cane bench; cast foot quilt bench; 1865 wood Written By: Anne Eickstadt Victorian parlor stove; room divider; day bed w/new custom mattress; wood framed beveled mirror; hurricane lamp; floor lamp w/lace shade; water pitcher and bowl set; pewter coffee & tea set; metal storage container; wood ironing board; brass bucket; inlaid chest; hall mirror; wood desks; cob- bler’s bench; 1862 Norwegian trunk; ornamental stools; 1800’s child’s crib; round oak conference table; uph. rock- Advertisers Note: er; corner patio posts; ornate head and foot board; primitive wood box; wicker planter; cast iron horsehead post toppers; Star chandelier; child’s runner sled; Eagle roof snow dividers; wood cross country skis; clamp on ice skates; dressing table; walking plow; wrought iron tricycle planter; Intl. 2-bottom plow; wood pulley; horse collar mirror; scale; hay hooks; lanterns; deer prints; $2 Dollar bill display; Please Double Check chalk deer bank; primitive fork; wicker furniture; steamer trunk; wrought iron plant stands; school desk; Chapel candelabras; Susan Sampson Christmas scene print; cast bell; cast boot scraper; your Proofs before ceramic birdhouse; HOUSEHOLD; LAWN TRACTOR & GARAGE/OUTDOORS ITEMS. 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Terms: Cash or Check. 5.5% Sales Tax will be charged on applicable items. Auction day announcements precede printed material. Items sold “As Is”. For a list of our auctions and real errors!!Deadlines are always estate listings, visit us at www.NorthernInvestment.Com! BILL & CLARICE SALSBERY NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO., CLERK & CASHIER, Independence, WI, 715-985-3191 [email protected] Registered Wisconsin Auction Co. License #10. Rep. by: Dick Taylor, Black River Falls, WI 715-299-7321 [email protected] Mondays at 12 Noon Northern Investment Company Auctioneer: John Marg, Black River Falls, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer License #231, Phone: 715-284-4684

10 NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLC. George Auction Service Personal Property Auction & Real Estate Auctions SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 2015 - 12:00 P.M. Antiques-Glassware-Collectibles 3710 Woodland Ridge Rd., Wausau, WI 54403 ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, GUNS, SPORTING GOODS, TOYS & MORE! Larry Grab Living Estate AUCTION TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Cash or good check. Visa, MasterCard, Held at the Ramada Inn Discover, Debit Cards, Cashier’s check. WI Sales tax and WI Gun laws may apply. 3900 Milton Avenue, Janesville, WI 53546 Auctioneer’s and Staff are not responsible for accidents or loss. Everything sold as is, where is. Announcements the day of the auction/sale take precedence over all printed material. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 2015 - 10:00 A.M. Directions: 1/2 mile North of I-90 on Hwy. 26 (Milton Ave.). Watch for George Auction Service NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLC signs. Note: Large Auction, more than listed. View photos at georgeauction.com. Lunch: On site. Call: 715-610-7999 # 715-610-9535 # 715-610-1019 Antiques & Collectibles: “Cor-Cor” Metal Train (5 pcs.); Email: [email protected] Wood Carvings; “Cosulich” Steamship Lines Adv.; Oil Col. Duke Packard & Kathy Packard RWA#1364 & #2203 Paintings; Steer Horns; Mission Oak Wall Clock; Sunshine & Gary DuFour, RWA#2670 Coaster Wagon; Chalk Ware; CI Basket Door Stop; Schlitz www.northcentralsales.com Mini Bottles; Copper Teakettles; Candle Stick Phone Lamps; Oil Lamps; Mirrored Plateaus; Adlake RR Switch Light; Rolf Armstrong 1930’s Pin-Up-Girl Prints; Zor Fez; Copper Mugs; Brass Vases & Bells; Keys; Metal Horses; Cast Iron DOUBLE ESTATE AUCTION Toy Fire Pumper; Trench Art Vases; for Pat Jeglum & John Granchy Carpenter’s Trunk; Western Jug; Boston on the Household • Prints • Guns • Hummels Rocker; Carriage Lamp; Blatz Light; Dolls; Silver Plate; Victorian Chair; Location: W4344 Tomahawk Lane, Cecil, WI 54111 Sewing Box; Bracket Lamps & Reflectors; Grandfather, Anniversary & Directions: From Shawano, East on Hwy. 22 to Country Lane, right to Tomahawk Lane, left to auction site. Carriage Clocks; Cloisonné Vases; Towle Royal Windsor Sterling Silver; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 2015 - 10:00 A.M. Costume Jewelry; Still & Movie Cameras; Nikon Lenses & Motor Drives; Oak Queen Size Bedroom Set • 3 Flat Screen TV's • Oak Desk • Love Seat • China Hutch • Crystal Glassware • Bolex 8 & 16MM Movie Cameras; Sun Multi Macro Zoom 80-240mm Kitchen Table w/4 Chairs • Pots, Pans, Dishes, Silverware • Lamps • End Table • File Cabinets • Bedding • Lens; Nikon EM 35mm; Nikon 200mm f/4 Nikkor-Q; Canon Zoom Lens C- Fenton & Cut Glass • 18 Assorted Hummels • Decoys • Cut Glass Wine Set • Candy Containers • Dining Room 16 25-100mm; 8MM Hollywood & Ampro Projectors; Slide Projector; Hunting Table w/6 Chairs • Lamps w/Prisms • Round End Tables w/Marble Tops • Marble Top Coffee Table • Sofa • Easy Knives; Mirrors; Prints; Sunbeam Butter Churn; 3 gal. Red Wing Crock; Chairs w/Ottomans • Elgin Grandmother's Clock • Paintings • Desk & Chair • Maple Single Beds • Table Lamps • Photos; Stereo Views; Postcards & RPPC; American Flyer Train & Knick Knacks • Maple Chest w/Mirror • 1940's Chest of Drawers • Double Bed w/Chest of Drawers Accessories; Washboard; Flatware Set; Vanity Bench; Walking Sticks; Guns & Prints Shell Collection; Feather Pictures; Brass Fire Place Set; RCA Remington 7600 Pump 308 Cal. • Winchester 12 Ga. Deerslayer • Ruger Mod. 77 Bolt 308 Cal. • Savage 30-06 Radio/Record Player; Oil Stove; Coleman Stove & w/scope • Ithica 12 Ga. Featherlight Engraved Deerslayer • Remington 760 308 Cal. Auto. • Prints By Sharon Lanterns; Block & Tackle; Tool Box; Child’s Roll Top Anderson "The Voyager" "Frogs, Snails & Puppy Dog Tails" "The Loading Dock" • "Mission Accomplished" by Desk; Acrosonic Piano; 6 Oak Bookcases. Glassware: Maass • Turkey Federal Stamps 1979-1999 • 2002 Wisc. Waterfowl Stamp • 1st New Zealand Duck Stamp • 1st Amberina; Satin; Rubina; Fenton; Cased; Peach Blow; Burmese; Carnival; of Nation Mexico Duck Stamp Print • Other Unframed Prints Enameled; EAPG; Cut; Etched; Bohemian; Opalescent; Ruby Flash; Greentown; Note: Home is also for sale, call for details Art; Coin Spot; Quilted Satin; Colored; Spanish Moss; Carmel Slag; Cobalt; Milk; Terms: Cash, Good Check, Visa, Master Card w/4% Courtesy Fee. Swirl; Cranberry; Crackle; Vaseline; Hobnail; Ribbon; Amethyst; Slag; Custard; Sale Clerked & Conducted By: Depression; Mary Gregory; Millifiori; Shirley Temple; Westmorland; Silver Overlay; Rose Bowls; Baskets; Pitchers; Cruets; Hens on Nests; Bride’s Baskets; HOMETOWN REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO., INC. Custard Lemonade Set; Epergne; Goblets; Compotes; Cake Stands; Pr. Amethyst Lusters; Candy & 404 S. Main Street, Shawano, WI 54166 • 715-526-6661 • Email: [email protected] Relish Dishes; Salts; Vases; Barber Bottles; Decanters; Spooners; Figural Covered Dishes; Berry Set; Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Clayton McHugh, Reg. #66 Candle Holders; Cream & Sugars; S&P’s; Covered Butters; Paper Weights; Nursing Bottles. Website: www.htrealestate.com for photos. China, Porcelain & Pottery: Belleek; Luster; Copper Luster; Parian; Van Briggle; Delft; Madison Ceramic Arts Studio; Nippon; Bone China; Wedgewood; Bisque; Transfer Ware; Historical Blue; Lux; Majolica; Sanded Majolica; Ironstone; Oriental; Royal Doulton; Ching Dynasty Vase; Staffordshire Spaniels; COLLECTIBLES, INDIAN & RELATED AUCTION Bennington/Rockingham Spaniels & Pitchers; Hummel Community Center - 211 3rd Ave., Low Moor, Iowa Figurines; Shawnee Pig S&P’s; Painted Plates; Pitchers; (Approx. 9 miles west of Clinton, Iowa on Hwy. 30 - (Doors open 9:00 A.M). Vases; Figurines; Teapots; Cups & Mugs; Cake Stand; Serving Pcs.; Urns; Shaving Mugs; Mustache Cups; Bowls; Ladies Spittoon & Urinal; Wash Sets; Platters & Plates; Toby Mugs; Steins; Head Vase; Indian THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 2015 - 10:30 A.M. (Part 4) Pottery Jug; Terra Cotta Figurines; China Sets; Beam Decanters; 1912 Calendar Plate. Misc.: Part 4 of the Davenport, Iowa collection of Harold Smith and a portion of the Indiana collection of Steve Jenn-Aire Downdraft Grill; Exhaust Fans; Wood Working Tools; Pool Pump; Lawn Chairs; Stoller. Auctions of Native American Indian baskets, bead & quillwork, flint and stone, pipes, miscel- Squirrel Cage Fans; Track Lighting. laneous items, pottery, weapons and weavings. Also, auctions of Civil War items and toy train collec- tions. Photos at www.mwauctions.com Payment: Visa, MasterCard, Cash, Certified Funds or personal check with photo ID. 10% Buyer’s Premium in effect. Sales tax charged unless exempt. 3% fee for credit card purchases. 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Auction Company: Stephanie George – Registered WI Auction Company #226 11211 North Union Road, Evansville, WI 53536 (608) 882-6123 Registered WI Auctioneers: Dean George #486, Kale George #2811 Evansville, WI (608) 882-612 and Riley Kahl #736, Verona, WI (608) 832-4839 Terms: 5% Buyer’s fee. Check or Cash. 4% courtesy charge for purchases using credit card. All sales final. All announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed material. Not responsible for accidents or losses. MIDWEST AUCTIONS, INC. Now Conducting both Live & On-Line Auctions 13594 - 500th Ave., Miles, Iowa 52064 For Complete listing and photos log onto www.georgeauction.com Russell Hayward, Auctioneer - 563-357-1849 www.georgeauction.com www.mwauctions.com or E-Mail: [email protected] 608-882-6123

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11 JOE L.THAMKE ESTATE AUCTION PIENTKA AUCTION SERVICE Vehicles, Hand Crafted Furniture, Antique & Collectibles, Firearms Lisa’s at Lakeside Restaurant & Banquet Hall SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2015 - 10:00 A.M. 1408 County Road Y, Hatley, WI 54440 N6181 Country View Lane, Sullivan, WI 53178 www.jonesauctionservice.com for complete details SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2015 - 9:00 A.M. Viewing at 8:00 A.M. Auctioneer’s Note: A nice showing of name brand, well maintained wood working, power & hand Come to pientkaauction.com for full flyer & 300+ pictures tools; 2002 Buick Park Avenue; Chevy S-10 pickup; Coins; Crafting Furniture: Child's wood folding chairs, Victorian chair, wall display cabinet, and more. Jewelry: Wood perfect for the novice or experienced wood worker & much Attention Ladies many signed pieces of jewelry such as Lisner, Trifarri, Pastelli, Coro, Napier, more! Directions: Hwy. F South of I-94 to Concord Center Dr., East to Austria, Art, JJ, West Germany, Boucher, Gerrys just to name a few. Pottery, Glass: Watt ware, Country View Lane, South to auction. Watch for JONES AUCTION. Weller, Fenton Depression items, Fenton custard items hard to find, Fenton Persian blue items hard Vehicles: 2002 Buick Park Avenue (V6 3800; 79,000 miles); 1987 to find, Hall, Hull, Carnival, many hen on the nest items and more. Vintage Apparel: Shawls, Chevy S-10 2wd., extended cab (131,000 miles) Firearms: German aprons, linens, doilies, many ladies hats, purses, scarves, men's suspenders, ties, and more. Coin: w/Eagle Swastika & Weaver scope; J.C. Higgins Long Tom 12 90 lots of coin, Mercury, Barber, Roosevelt dimes, Buffalo nickels, (Walking Liberty (2) 1938-D), gauge; Belgium Browning 30-06 w/scope; Belgium Double Barrel 12 gauge; Japanese Military Franklin, Kennedy halves, 1973 , ; J.C. Higgins 60 12 gauge; Shotgun & rifle ammo. Tools & Crafting Wood: Canadian Olympic set (silver), 37- AMT Dust Collectors; DeWalt Radial Arm Saw; Delta Drill Press, Lathe, Band & Table Saws, Shop 1 ounce Walking Liberties and Master Planer, 4” Belt 6” Disc Sander; McGraw Edison Bench Grinder; Saw Blades, Hardware, much more. Items of Interest: LARGE selection of wood working, hand & garden tools-TOO MUCH TO LIST! Maple, Oak, Case knives,Signed Packer hat, signed Packer football, original 7x9 1986 Proof set Silver 1 Dollar s Black Walnut, Cedar Wood-some planed, some rough. Furniture: Curio Cabinet; Claw Foot Table; mint 5 Dollar gold West Point Washstand w/Towel Rack; Bedroom Sets; Lift Chairs; Stack On Safe; Washer/Dryer; Chest 1987 Proof American photo of Bud Abbott & Lou Costello, Eagles 25 dollar 1/2 1976 McDonald’s display, Vintage unique mint, half dollar copper S mint Freezer. Antiques & Collectibles: Commemorative & Older Coins; Some Jewelry; Lionel 2333 ounce & 50 dollar 1 Santa Fe diesel F3 & 1931 400E Blue Comet Models; I.H. farmall M & MV Owners Manual; cast iron Bell System smelting pot, Dr. Pepper clock new in box, Ounce gold set Stereoscope viewer with 45 cards, wood golf clubs and more. Vintage 1960’s Railroad Calendars; Signed Milwaukee RR prints; Glassware; Jefferson & Edgerton, WI Toys: Vintage tin windup monkey, Cowboy daily dime bank, Gene Autry tin box, many dolls, Advertising; Abingdon Pottery Vase; Life’s Picture History of WWII; Ezra Brooks Veterans of Foreign Lincoln Logs, Fisher Price items, MANY Disney items and much more. Other Treasures: Wood Wars 75th Anniversary Decanter & MORE! Terms: 10% Buyer’s fee w/3% surcharge for credit card planes, Squirt wood crate, decoys, Keen Cutter level & silverware set, 2 Winchester wood bits, purchases-Visa & MC accepted, cash, chk. w/valid ID; Auctioneer’s message supersedes printed mater- counter top jewelry display, 5 tackle boxes with tackle, deer horns, Peters 12 ga. box shotgun shells, ial & has right to bid on items w/reserve. All items sell AS IS, No guarantee or warranty. Food available. pair of Bud Lite fixtures, Military jackets and much more. TERMS: Cash or check, valid driver’s UNITED COUNTRY JONES AUCTION & REALTY license required when registering for bidder no. Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed materials. Auctioneer and staff are not responsible for accidents or loss. Everything is sold 818 N. Church St., Watertown, WI 53098 “as is” condition. No warranties, lunch available at Lisa's at Lakeside (Great food) Stan Jones, CAI Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer #993 Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Col. George Pientka #2068-052. Office: 920-261-6820 Fax: 920-261-6830 440 W. Harding Ave., Stevens Point, WI 54481 Email: [email protected] www.jonesauctionservice.com Email: [email protected]

AUCTION UNRESERVED ANTIQUE DOLL & BEAR AUCTION LAWN & GARDEN REPAIR SHOP FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th - START TIME: 11:00 A.M. JERRY’S SMALL ENGINE SHOP 1235 S. ADAMS AVE., FREEPORT, IL 61032 CAN’T MAKE THE SALE? LEAVE BIDS OR BID LIVE AT www.proxibid.com/MundaAuctions Saturday, September 26th, 2015 350 Lots including: Composition, Hard Plastic, Madam Alexander, Ideal, Bisque, Chase, Lots Of Shirley Temple, Steiff & Other 9:00 a.m. On Site Bears & Animals, Schoenhut, AM, Black Americana & N6296 Hwy. 32, Sheboygan Falls, WI More; Vintage Baby Shoes; Wicker Buggies; Doll Trunks; Directions: Hwy. 23 to Sheboygan Falls. Take Hwy. 32 North exit toward Howards Grove. Follow Hwy. 32 Child's Blocks; Tin Toys and more! North for approximately 1.5 miles to site on west side of Hwy. 32. WATCH FOR SIGNS Visit our webpage: www mundaauctions.com for full cata- Parking on Highway 32 will only be permitted on the West Side of Hwy. 32. log including complete listing order & Photographs. Corvairs: 1963 Blue Spyder Corvair Convertible (111,700 miles) 6 cylinder, manual transmission, 1964 Terms: A 10% buyers fee will be added to all in-house Yellow Corvair with white interior, Corvair Parts. purchases. Check & Cash accepted for payment. Misc.: Small engine parts, lathes (wood and metal), chain saws, See website for online biding terms. Seating, Restrooms & Lunch. hand tools, battery chargers, power packs, barn fan, workbenches, gas leaf blower, golf balls (hundreds), shelving, large variety of hand tools, drill bits, tool cabinets, kerosene heater, lots of scrap iron throughout the property we will be selling, tool boxes, gas & oil cans, ladders, gas engines and electric motors, log chains, rough sawn lumber, ice fishing gear, Miller High Life fishing sign, Gun cabinet, antique kitchen table, cedar chest, boxes of wood flooring. Shop Equipment: 6 HP 30 gallon Craftsman Air Compressor, 9” Craftsman 1/2 HP band saw, Craftsman Band Saw Sander, Craftsman Jointer, Rockwell Drill Press, Craftsman Lathe, belt sander, Sawzall, Ryobi 12” Router, DeWalt Radial Arm Saw, Performa X Drill Press, Ryobi wood planer, chisels, punches, wrench sets, grinder, anvil, grinding wheel, Stanley Tool Chest Cabinets, Snow Blowers. Lawnmowers & Larger Equipment: Dosko Red Wood Chipper on Trailer, manure spreader, almost every brand of snow blower and lawnmowers (push and riders) ranging from John Deere, Murray, Gilson, Ariens, Simplicity, Cadet & Lawn Boy. Cub Cadet utility machine with dump box John Deere TRS27, John Deere LX279 Riding Lawn Mower & Red Exmark Zero Turn Riding Lawn Mower just to name a few! More than 20 snow blowers to choose from. 8 HPJohn Deere with enclosed walk behind snow blower, Jacobsen 8HP, Toro 8 HP, etc. Lawn & Garden Parts & Repair Equipment: 100’s of John Deere Service Manuals (smaller to mid size equipment), Lawn mower blades (hundreds), various oils (boxes and boxes full), batteries – new and old, John Deere Home Maintenance Kits (for riding lawn mowers), JD Oil Filters and misc. parts, baggers, parts, wheels, tires, etc., fertilizers, pull behind sprayer, hun- dreds of new V-belts, garden tools, nuts, bolts, washers, etc. by the thousands! Bins with 1000’s of parts: Curb kits, valve kits, seals, drive starters, ignition kits, rectifiers, ring sets, lever control. Owner: Mary Robers & Jerry Robers Estate. Terms: Cash, Check, or Credit Card (3.5% convenience fee) Auctioneer’s Notes: Jerry’s Small Engine Shop was well known by many throughout the area. Jerry’s Small Engine Shop and much more! A must see for anyone handy with lawn & garden equipment and looking for a new piece of equipment. Still unpacking! Viewing will be available at 8:00AM the day of the auction. Cars and larger equipment will be sold starting at noon. Visit our website at CainAuctions.com for pictures! Lunch will be available. Auctioneers: Bill Cain (#504) & Nick Cain (#2143) “The Bill Cain Team of Professionals” • Realtors • Auctioneers • Appraisers - RE/MAX Realty Plus “Wisconsin’s Lake, Land and Country Specailists” Bill Cain Auction Service • billcain.com cell: 920-980-2588 P.O. Box 220/433 E. Mill St., Plymouth, WI 53073 920-893-8842 [email protected] Bill Cain WI Licensed Auctioneer #504 MUNDA AUCTIONS #044000166 Douglas F. Munda #440.000592 & Roland R. Munda #440.000591 1235 S. Adams Ave., Freeport, IL 61032 • Office 815-232-8813 / Fax 815-232-1554 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mundaauctions.com 12 13 70 in 300 WSM; Winchester Super Grade 70 300 WIN. Mag.; NIB Winchester KRAMER’S 2015 FALL GUN AUCTION! SXP 12 ga.; Winchester 9422 XTR 22 cal. Rifle; Winchester 9410 Packer 410; Winchester Commemorative's include: Apache, Bicentennial, 66 Centennial, LOCATION: Kramer Auction Gallery - 203 E. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie du Chien, WI Bald Eagle & Golden Spike, WI Wardens, NRA Musket & others; Remington SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 2015 - 9:00 A.M. 700 Sendero 300 WIN. mag.; NIB LSS 338 Ultra Mag; Sale Preview: Friday, September 25th, 2-7 P.M. Rifle in 308; Remington 870 Shotguns; Remington XP- Selling 500+ Firearms! 100 35 cal. Bolt Action Pistol; Model 700 in www.proxibid.com/Kramer For Online Catalog! 7mm Ultra Mag; Remington 3200 Special Trap Vintage Winchester's & Marlin's: Rare 1876 Saddle Ring Carbine 45-75 cal.; O/U 12 ga.; Remington Model 700 SPS 243 Model 1873 & SRC's; 1892 SRC 44-40; 1894 Rifle cal.; Wingmaster 410 1st yr. prod. 38-55; Rare Omaha Police ga.; Nylon 66 22 cal.; NIB Marlin 1895G Aluminum Stock 1897 Riot Gun; 1894 Lever Action 45-70; Marlin 336 35 cal.; Marlin SRC; 1897 Black Diamond 12 ga.; Model 925 22 mag.; Marlin 444 Lever Rifle; Model 12 16ga. & Model 42 410ga; Marlin 39AMountie & more! Indian- Early 22 Models; Model 63 w/scope; Western & Early American Artifacts: 1885 half round/half oct. 22 cal.; Restored 1885 Hi-Wall 22 Hornet; Model 71 Relic Gun Displays including: Winchester, Deluxe 348 WCF; Model 88 284 cal.; Numerous Pre- Spencer & Merwin & Hulbert Arms; Indian 64 Model 94 Carbines includ- artifacts from Walz Estate ND ing Flat Band; Marlin 1881 include: fully beaded Plains Rifle in 45-70 cal.; Indian papoose cradle, stone Professionally restored Marlin war club, tack decorated Indian guns, horse head catlinite effigy Model 1895 in 45-70 cal. & others! pipe, fully beaded moccasins, Plains Indian bone breast plate, Civil War: Carbines include, Gwyn & Campbell, Spencer, Smith, beaded pipe & tobacco bags, Peace medal, beaded Indian knives Sharps, Maynard, Burnside, Gallagher & Enfield! Savage Navy & sheaths, quill work, arrowhead displays, beaded gauntlet Rev.; Starr Single & Dbl. Action gloves & related items; Grey Hill Navajo Blanket; Sheffield, Rev's.; Remington 1858 Rev.; US Bowie knifes & other early blades; Spencer Fire Escape/Line Hall Breechloading Rifle; 1863 Throwing Gun Set; Hammond Bulldog Pistol; US Marshall Coach Springfield Muskets; US 1842 Gun; Garcia Spurs; Sharps 4 Barrel Derringer & other great Western & Indian Rifled Musket & ; Colt items! Ruger Arms: NIB Ruger SR-556 Rifle; 10-22 22 Mag. Custom Rifle; 1860 Army; 10+ Civil War ; Super RedHawk Alaskan 454 Casull Rev.; LCP 380 Pistol w/laser sight; NIB Civil War Letters, Belt, Buckle & cap SR 1911 45 Pistol; No. 1 Single Shot Rifle in 458 WIN. Mag. & 22-250 cal.; box, Dug items, Veterans Awards, Tin M77 Mark II in 338 WIN. Mag.; Blackhawk Rev. 41 Magnum; 357 cal. Type Soldiers Photos & Great related Blackhawk; Numerous 10-22 Rifles; 20 ga. Red Label shotgun; GP100 357 Civil War Items! Advanced Weapons: Mag w/scope; Security Six & Police Service 357 Mag. revolvers; Blackhawk Barrett M82A1 50 cal. Rifle w/Leupold Scope & 357 Mag. w/9mm cylinder & more! Browning: 1st Yr. Production Browning Case; Armalite M15A2 National Match Rifle; Springfield SOCOM 16 Scout Superposed 20 ga. O/U; BT-99 Golden Clays Shotgun; Grade 6 Citori 4 Barrel Rifle NIB; Springfield Armory X21 M1A Shotgun Set 410-12 ga.; Beretta 682X Mono Barrel Trap Gun; Model 1955 Sniper Rifle & Scope; Benelli Super 90 & 380 cal. Pistol; "Twelvette" 12 ga. Shotgun w/Rib; A5 1989 DU Gun of the Super Nova Tactical shotguns; Russian Year; Belgium High Power 9mm Pistol; Browning Challenger Deluxe 22 Armory AK47; Romanian AK47 Target Pistol; FN Acier Special A5 Shotgun; NIB Browning 92 Centennial 44 w/underfold stock; Israeli GALIL Assault Mag.; Citori 12 ga. O/U Shotgun; BPS 20 ga. Field Model; NIB BPS 28 ga. Rifle; AR15 Rifles; Norinco Mak 90; Ted Field Gun; A5 Magnum 12; High Power Rifle in 300 WIN. Mag.; BBR 300 Nugent autographed AR15; NIB Beretta WIN. Mag. Bolt Rifle; Belgium Browning Light Twelve & more! Foreign Storm Carbine;Norinco SKS Rifle & Military Weapons: BSAMartini Henry Rifle & Bayonet; WWII Long related arms. US Military: Trapdoor 45 & 50 cal. rifles; Rare Trowel Bayonet; Branch No. 4 Rifle & Bayonet; British Mark IV 45 cal. Webley; Swiss 1911 1899 Krag Carbine & 1898 Rifle; (3) WWII Remington Rand 1911A1 Pistols; Military Rifle; Japanese Type 99 Rifle w/Mum & Bayonet; Japanese Last US 1917 Remington Military Rifles: WWII Winchester Mfg. M1 Carbine; 3 M1 Ditch Rifle & Bayonet; Japanese Type 14 Nambu; Type 14 & 94 Nambu Garand Rifles include International Harvester Mfg; US Property Marked Pistol; Type 26 Rev.; Samurai Swords; Japanese WWII Rabbit Ear Artillery Mossberg 44 US 22 cal.; Springfield M2 22 cal. Rifle; H&R Model 65 Reising Scope & related military items! Modern & Collectible Dbl. Barrels: 22 cal. Trainer; Fine Colt 1917 Pistol w/web belt & BOLO knife; US presenta- Rare DARNE Field Grade 12 ga. Dbl. Bbl. Shotgun; American Gun Co. tion & other US arms & blades! German Military: Rare German WWII Dbl. Bbls.: 410, 28, 20, 16 & 12 ga.; NIB Brittany Classic 20 ga. Dbl.; NIB 1942 SEITENGEWEHR tool/bayonet, Engraved SS Parade bayonet, NSDAP Charles Daly 20 ga. Dbl. & 12 ga. Field Hunter; Revelation Model 360 410 Nazi Golden Party Badge, Nazi sword, SA, Luftwaffe & Army daggers, German Dbl. Bbl.; Baikal 45-70 Dbl. Rifle; Lefever Nitro Spec. 12 ga. & others! Medals & Insignia including SS Collar Tabs, M- SIG SAUERS, GLOCKS & KIMBER: Kimber Custom Shop Pro Rapter 35 Double Decal Police Helmet, M40 Army II; NIB SIG Sauers include: P228, P220 in 9mm, 40 & 45 cal; Springfield Helmets, Ajack Sniper Scope, P38 w/Holster & Armory Champion LW 45 Pistol; Glock Model 31 in 357 SIG cal. & other Capture papers, Nazi CZ27 Pistol w/holster, modern self defense pistols. Guns of Interest: H&R 25 & 32 cal. Self WWI Erfurt, 30 cal. American Eagle Luger Loading Pistols; High Standard Olympic ISU 22 Target Pistol; Walther Pistols; G33/40 Mountain Rifle; Sawback PPK/S American Pistol; 45 cal. 1911-Carbine Conversion; Custom Falling Butcher Blade Bayonet; K98 Rifle w/bayonet; Nazi Block Rifle 6mm Donaldson Wasp; Antique Stevens Tip Up Pistol Walther marked PPPistol; WWI German Spiked Helmet; Luftwaffe Gravity w/Shoulder Stock; Hamilton No. 7 22 cal. Boys' Bicycle Rifle; Early Knife & more! Smith & Wesson: Dan Wesson 357 Mag. 5 Barrel Revolver set; German Drillings Combo Gun; Enders Royal Scout 22 cal. Musket; Rare Model 41 22 cal. Target pistol w/original box; Model 53 Revolver in 22 Jet Savage 1911 22 Short Repeating Rifle; Ithaca Super Single 410; Magnum; 3rd Model 22 cal. Lady Smith Rev.; Pair of Double Action Frontier Stevens 44 Rifle in 25-20 cal.; American Derringer Corp. Revolvers 44-40 cal.; #3 Russian Revolver; Model 79G Air Pistol in box; K22 45 Derringer;High Standard Sport Masterpiece Rev.; Flat Latch Chief's Special; Model 60 Snubnose; Model 657 41 King Pistol; US Repeating Arms Model Mag.; Model 27-2 357 Mag. & numerous other modern S&W Revolvers! Colt: 1892 45 Long Colt; HOWA243 cal. 1st Gen.Single Action Army w/Stag grips; NIB Colt 1911 WWI Varmint Rifle; Savage 101 Single Shot 22; Commemorative Pistol; 3rd Generation Army revolver in 45LC; Nickel Plated H&R Revolvers; 3 Barreled German Model 1900 automatic pistol; Woodsman & Huntsman 22 automatic pistols; Drillings; Perc. Muzzle Loading Police Positive Revolvers; 1860 Army; 1862 Police Rev.; 1849 Pocket Rev.; Combo Gun; English Swivel Ram Representative Dragoon 44 cal.;National Match MKIVSeries 70 1911; Rod Pistol; Numerous Modern Signature Series Army; 22 cal. Lightning Pump Action Rifle; 1903 32 cal. Pocket Conversion & Black Powder Pistols; Pistol; 25 ACP Pocket Pistol w/box; Army Spec. 38 cal. Revolver; Single Action Modern Black Powder Long Guns & many other Frontier Scout 22 cal.; 3rd Gen. 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver & more! guns to numerous to mention! Sporting Goods Weatherby, SAKO, Benelli: SAKO AB300 Mag.; SAKO III 7mm-08; SAKO Ammunition & Related: Large Vixon 222 Magnum; Early SAKO Riihimaki 222 cal. Rifle; Weatherby Pre Mark 7x7 Elk Mount; 2 Large Whitetail V in 300 WBY. Mag. (1954 mfg. Mauser action); Kimber Model 89 BGR 30-06; Mounts; Early Collectible 2 Piece Weatherby Vangaurd's 257 WBY. Mag. & 30-06; Benelli Super Black Eagle 12 Shotgun & Rifle shell boxes; Orvis ga.; Benelli M1 Super 90 20 ga.; Benelli Pump 12 ga. & others! Target Rifles Fly Rods &Reels; 1,000's of rounds of (Borge Estate): Anschutz Model Match 54 22 cal. Target Rifle; RPA Quad Lock Factory New & Bulk ammo 22 cal.-50BMG; Reloading 308 Custom Rifle; RPA Quad Light 223-255 ND Target Rifle; Custom Savage in Supplies & Components; New Hunting Items and 6.5 WZZM; Whitworth 308 cal. Custom Target Rifle; Duplin Precision Bipod; Hundreds of great small item lots. New Target Barrels; B. Hart Rest; Long Range Target Scopes by Leupold, Night Terms: Current Photo ID to Register, Cash, Check, Force & Sightron; Precision Micrometer Rear Sights & related items. Visa & MasterCard accepted. 10% Buyer’s Fee, 5.5% Remington: Pair of rare Remington Model 14R Saddle Ring Carbines 30 & 32 State Sales Tax & all State & Federal Firearms Laws apply. cal.; Model 1900 Dbl. bbl. 12 ga.; Remington Perc. Muzzle Loader; 1858 New Kramer Auction is a Federally licensed Firearms Model Army Rev.; 7mm Rolling Block Military Rifle & 2 SRC Rolling Block Dealer. Clerk & Cashier: Carbines; Remington Model 30 Express Bolt Action Rifle; Remington UMC Die Kramer Auction Service, LLC Cut Hunting Dog Advertising display; Remington Mark III Brass Frame Flare 203 E. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie du Chien, WI Pistol; Model 25 Pump 25-20 cal.; Remington 552 Deluxe Speed Master's & 608-326-8108 www.kramersales.com more! Modern Winchester, Remington & Marlins: Winchester 70 30-06 Firearms • Military Weapons & REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS: w/BOSS system; Winchester 70 Classic Super Express 375 H&H Mag.; Model Artifacts • Collectibles John Kramer #320 and Curt Kramer #896 14 REAL ESTATE & ANTIQUE AUCTION 2XWVWDQGLQJ0LOLWDU\&ROOHFWLRQEHLQJ6ROG DW

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ESTATE AUCTION LARGE ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE AUCTION Schmitz Insurance Building, 7153 Hwy. 42/57, Sale Held at: Sweeney Auction Center, Waukon, IA South of Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 South Edge of Waukon, IA SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2015 - 9:30 A.M. Viewing at 8:00 A.M. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2015 - 9:30 A.M. This auction is full of lots of interesting items! A very nice, clean estate! Check www.muellerauctions.com Dwayne & Diane Houdek for photos. Hope you can join us! Lunch will be available. Here is some of what you will see: AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Dwayne & Diane have been collecting antiques & been in the busi- TO BE AUCTIONED AT 11:00 a.m.: “RARE” 1983 Porsche 944 Hatchback with moon ness for over 50 years in the Mabel, MN area. They have decided it is time to share their beauti- roof—100% restored, 81,000 miles, new carpeting, AC, door ful collection with the public. All items have been professionally restored and most are from the panels, brake lines & hoses, 5 speed-no power steering; 12’ Early 1800’s through the 1900’s. They have bought and sold all over the US to the American blue & silver aluminum, 3 seat Lowe boat w/2013 Karavan Queen Riverboat & Museums. Outstanding Offering of Victorian Furniture and Furnishings will trailer& 10hp Coleman 4 stroke motor—NEVER IN THE be offered. Num. Items Not Mentioned. Make Plans to Attend. WATER! Has coverand 3 gal. gas tank; 2014 Ariens Snow WALNUT VICTORIAN FURNITURE: Large Barbershop Shaving Mug Cabinet; Étagère by Blower Deluxe 28—12.5 AX254 engine, 28” width, 21” height; Geo. W. Ware; Cincinnati Co. Revolving Boocase; Desk w/Bookcase Top; Toro Recycler 22” self-propelled push mower w/bagger—7.4hp 2 Door Boocase w/Drawers; Cylinder Roll Desk; Pier Mirror; Hall 159cc OHV engine. Stand; Several Parlor Tables; Several Sets of Chairs; Platform ITEMS OF INTEREST: Large Memories of Yesterday Rockers; Fancy Dining Table; Youth Bed & Crib; What Not collection—to be sold as a set—approximately 100 pieces, Shelves; Candle Stands; Several Marble Top Parlor Tables & in boxes, some signed, different sizes, some musical; Dressers; Tilt Top Tables; 7 High Back Beds; 3 Piece Marble Top jumbo Jeff Gordon folding knife; Collector Coca-Cola Bedroom Set; Partner’s Desk; Dropfront Secretarys; Dining items—clock, doll, the Polar Bears, knick knacks; Norman Tables & Other Tables; Slipper Benches; 7 Piece Victorian Rockwell statues; I Love Lucy items; Elvis Doll w/electric guitar; Elite model Nascar 2006 Dale Parlor Set; 8 Plus Dressers w/Mirrors; Commodes; Marble Earnhardt Sr. model car; SI Special Commemorative Issue Dale Earnhardt 1951-2001; Marlin Top Sideboards; Marble Top Dressers; Poker Table; Child’s Semi-auto 22 cal. Rifle; many collector model cars by Ertl; jackknives and more! Dresser; Youth Rockers & Chairs; Wall Shelves & Mirrors; GARAGE/OUTDOOR ITEMS: Werner ladder; yard tools; lawn chairs; Rt. Hand golf clubs Num. Furniture Not Listed. ANTIQUES & COL- w/caddy; creeper; cooler; Homelite Zip-start Weedeater; LECTIBLES: Child’s Oak Roll Top Desk; 15 Plus Oriental Craftsman rollaway tool box; C-clamps; extension cords; Rugs; Signed Hunzinger Chair; Oak S Curve Roll Top Desk; 3/8 &1/2” Craftsman socket set; Craftsman box & open Early Pine Washstands; Early Mahogany Washstands; Industrial wrenches; Comfort Zone space heater; Marvin space Cabinet; Kitchen Cupboard; Library Table; Edison heater; 1 ton floor jack; 6” bench grinder; file cabinet; 3 Amberola Cylinder Phonograph & Cylinders; Wall Billiards brass hammers and more! KITCHEN: BAKER’S Cabinet; Heywood Wakefield Signed Chair; Rosewood Desk RACK; FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC STOVE-SELF & Others; Barber Chair w/Goose Handles; Hepplewhite Style CLEANING—SPOTLESS!; 5 YR. OLD AMANA Dresser; Early Mahogany Dressing Table; Mustard Paint Day REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER—Model TS19TW, 18.7 Bed; Rosewood Melodeon Prince & Co. Gone w/the Wind cu. ft.; Solid oak kitchen table w/4 chairs & 2 leaves; Maytag wash- Style Lamps; Hanging Lamps; Victorian Wire Plant Stand; er; Gas Maytag Centennial dryer; pantry closet; Magic Chef Sets of Chairs; Several Beautiful Oil Paintings; Revolving microwave; cow canister set; 4 slice toaster; cookie jar; lots of Fern Stand; Wall Mirrors; Hanging Cabinets; 3 Sets of cookbooks; Quesadea Maker-new; George Foreman Grill- Silverware; Mourning Jewelry; Tiffany Pocket Mirrors; Photo new; cake pans; glassware; bakeware silverware and so Album Disc Music Box; Swiss Music Box; Yarn Winder; Early Quilting Frame w/Gears; Pressed Glassware; Haviland China; Indian much more! HOUSEHOLD: Gorgeous 8 ft. oak curio cabinet w/beveled glass, 6 shelves & Baskets; 3 Gal. Monmouth Churn; Silver Plate Serving Pieces; Hand-Painted Glassware; Enamel & Silver Plate Coffeepots; Portrait Plates; Musical Carriage lighted top; Dropleaf table w/2 chairs; lamps; Clock; Seth Thomas Wall Clock; Quilts & Coverlets; Jardinières; LaCrosse, WI many wall hangings and prints; knick knacks— Print; German Game Plates; Walnut Plate Rack; Shaving Stand; Early Radio apples; birdhouses; old time phone wall hanging; Equipment; Norwegian Bowl, Basket & Lefse Holder; Lanterns; Kerosene Lamps; green bench; tan rocker recliner; burgundy rocker Numerous Antique Furniture & Collectibles Not Mentioned. recliner; 4 door (glass) hutch w/feet—4 ft.; Panda TERMS: Cash or good check with positive I.D. Required. Sales tax will be Bear pitcher & figurines; eagle statue; wrought iron w/tile top decorative table; charged. Remember to bring your permits. All items to be settled for day of sale. All items sold oak glider rocker w/footstool; Amish made plaid couch; oak coffee table; 2 oak “as is.” Not responsible for accidents, lost or stolen articles. Lunch on Grounds. end tables; unique lamp; wall mirror; decorative A Family Tradition for 49 years. Not responsible for accidents. vases; 4 drawer highboy; Apex DVD player; Native Website: www.sweeneyauctionservice.com • Email: [email protected] American dream catchers; 3 shelved bookcase; 4 wooden TV trays; 2 shelf shelving unit; shadow box; wolf figurine; quilt rack w/twin blanket; CLERK: SWEENEY AUCTION SERVICE - WAUKON, IA night stands; Cranberry arm chair; round tall table/plant stand; stuffed Jeff L. & Jodi L. Sweeney Auctioneers - 563-568-2464 animals; Beanie Babies; oak highboy dresser; plaid sofa sleeper; twin bed; Christmas decorations; 2 bar stool chairs; new puzzles; 6 Yamaha speakers; folding table and so much more!!!!! Terms: Cash, good check, Visa & MC accepted on purchases of $25 or more. Sales tax will be collect- ed. Everything sold as is, where is with no warranties or guarantees. All sales are final. As usual, no buyer’s fees will be charged at our auction. All announcements the day of the sale take precedence over Attract Internet Buyers & any advertised material. John Mueller Auction Services LLC Collectors with an ad in John Mueller Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2263 7101 Geier Road, Forestville, WI 54213 920-856-6794 www.muellerauctions.com - [email protected] Auction Action Antique News

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Are You Looking For The Perfect Gift for the Antique & Collectible Lover In Your Life? A Gift Subscription To: AUCTION ACTION ANTIQUE NEWS Call Today: 715-524-3076 16 PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION LEE & JAN DIELS ESTATE Lester & Jo Ellyn Michel 333 W. HILLTOP TRAIL, FORT ATKINSON, WI 53538 Location: 2155 E. Main Street, Reedsburg, WI 53959 Former Bargain Barn Building SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2015 - 10:00 A.M. Location: 12E/89S (Whitewater Ave.) to Hilltop Trail west or Janesville Ave. (Bus. 26) to Hilltop SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2015 - 10:00 A.M. Trail East. (Watch for Auction Signs). Preview Date & Time (Open House): Tuesday, September 22nd, from 4-7pm & NOTE: Lee & Jan owned & operated Pizza Villa for many years. This is a very large auction Wednesday, September 23rd, from 4-7pm at the location. Bargain Barn Building; Staff with something for everyone. For pictures and complete listing go to Auctionzip. will be on hand to answer any questions. Partial List. Lunch Stand on site. Household: Appliances: Shop & Tools; Lawn Maintenance Equipment; Lawn & Garden FURNITURE: Walnut cedar chest w/carved feet; Wrought iron w/glass top Decorations: Lots of new & good used figurines, planters & lawn decorations; Large Doll sofa table; Lamp tables w/fold down leaf; Oak table; nightstands; end tables; Collection: 115 Barbie Dolls from Mattel; Shirley Temple Doll collection; 100+ other brand name coffee table; dining room table w/8 chairs; round table w/4 chairs; shelf dolls including EFFANBEE and Danbury Mint plus others. 100+ Ertl Toy Tractors & stands; dining room hutch; Bakers rack; bookcase; Bookcase w/doors; Implements, 100+ Die Cast Cars & Other Collectibles Toys: (MOSTIN ORIGINAL floor lamps; oak sewing rocker; swivel chairs w/padded seat & casters; BOXES), 25+ Die Cast Banks; Johnny Lightning cars; Many Precision Classic tractors; Many wrought iron counter chairs; Bentwood chair; Spiral post double bed; Vintage Tractors, Cars, Trucks and other collectibles. Other Collectibles & Misc.: Many Holiday Assortment of Terry Redlin, Jerry Rinses & Owen Gromme Pictures. collectibles & decorations for every occasion; Large Bradford Edition Collector Plate collection; ANTIQUES: Antique lite buggy or vehicle lantern; kerosene lamps; German Bibles; Costume jewelry; 40+ totes of yarn & crafts; storage bins full of wicker child's sled; Oak dressing table w/stool & crafting materials; Collector tins; knick knacks, plus much more. oval mirror; oak washstand w/towel rack; half Lunch by Primetime Towne Fryers – Portable Toilet on site moon stand; Floor lamp w/shade; door w/stain Terms: Cash or Good Check – Number System Used – No Buyer’s Premium. glass window; misc. jugs & crocks; Fish bottle BIGELOW AUCTION SERVICE collection: hand sled; bird cage; kerosene lamps; cast Auctioneer: Kevin Bigelow, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer #174. N958 Old 26 Rd., iron kettle; Oak shoe shine box; Oak sewing box; 78 rpm Fort Atkinson, WI. 53538. (920) 563-9317. records; wicker sewing box; Collector plates w/certificates; spoon collection; Rug beater; mini washboard; Packer memorabilia; hanging scale; wooden pulleys; Ice tongs; Victor trap w/tag; wooden Bordens milk box; Antique fence stretcher; fly sprayer; collection of wooden cars; Cuckoo clock. VEHICLES/ YARD EQUIPMENT: 2012 Cub Send us a post Auction article with Cadet, GTX 1054, 27 hp Kohler, 725 cc, power steering, 159.4 hrs.; Husqvarna 25cc gas mix weedeater, 123 sing; 2002 Ford E350 Trition V8, van 10-50 photos, captions with prices body, 160; 2004 ISUZU Npr. 6.l Chev. diesel, V8, van body, 160; Craftsman push mower 20”, 5hp; Toro garden cultivator; 5hp Craftsman 20" push mower; Toro CCR 2000E Snowblower; Toro self & a few paragraphs about the propelled recycler mower. Consignments. GUNS & RELATED ITEMS: Browning Centennial 92 Lever Action Rifle; Winchester Model 1897 12 ga., pump action; 303 British Rifle; Springfield US 45-70 Rolling Block auction. 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If you would like to know more about Some of the items to cross the this auction, or you are thinking of block that day included some very having an auction, Lyle Dirks can old cast iron banks, a large collec- be reached at 815-626-3358. tion of cookie jars, a Toby mug A nice group of over 20 collection from England, post- Hustlers toys crossed the block cards, a large collection of toys, with the top selling for $425. Sterling, ILadvertising items, salesman samples, and a large col- lection of antique Santa Clauses. Auctioneers for the event were

This Clarks spool This Weary Willy toy with box cabinet sold for sold for $200. $325.

Dmg - Damage. Antiques Abbreviations gl - Gallon. Typically used when advertising stoneware capacity by Mike Paul For Rest - For Restoration. Don’t go to the auction expecting a cream puff. GBCF - Glass Ball Claw Foot. Describes the foot usually found on late Victorian A while ago a reader asked about explaining some of the abbreviations they parlor and lamp tables. encounter in auction ads. This got me thinking about the abbreviations auctioneers GWTW - Gone With The Wind. A style of lamp with a matching font and top globe. use and why we use them. After a phone call to Gloria I offered to put together a list- Correctly referred to as a parlor lamp but popularly known as a Gone With The ing. Wind, after the movie of the same name. LRRH- Little Red Riding Hood. Typically refers to the Regal China products that By definition, an abbreviation is a shortened form of a word or phrase used for brevi- feature her. ty. Within context and reason it identifies certain aspects of a piece to the buyer with- MIB - Mint In Box. Any item, but often a toy, that is in the same condition as new out needlessly going into detail. A lamp buyer will know what a “bracket lamp” is. and in the original box. It’s unnecessary to say, “Victorian cast iron wall bracket with mercury glass reflec- MOP- Mother of Pearl. Polished nacre usually derived from mollusk shells. tor, chimney & drop in finger font”. Most auctioneers use abbreviations in order to Typically found in jewelry, ladies dresser articles, buttons and in the windows of keep the size of the ad affordable. However it can be too much of a good thing and RPOG art. some of the more arcane descriptions can confuse or mislead the reader. To a person NIB - New In Box. Similar to above but often assumed to be of modern production who collects a particular category most abbreviations in that category are readily rec- NOS - New Old Stock. Old merchandise, often with original manufacturer’s tags and ognized. To anybody else they are probably gibberish. Even a novice farm toy buyer merchant’s price tags, that has never been sold or used. won’t need a three day weekend to decipher IH, McD & JD. WWI & WWII are obvi- NWOT - New With Original Tags, but sometimes used as New With Out Tags. eBay ous but would most folks recognize CW (Civil War) out of context? Coins, firearms, sellers are usually guilty of using this both ways. If buying online, clarify before bid- Hummels (152/A TMK3 UB K255 HB, anyone?) and other categories all have their ding. own abbreviations that often are exclusive to that field. But if you are a glassware o/b - Outboard. An outboard motor. buyer does it really matter if you can’t translate a 28g, o/u, d-bbl, ss w/syn stock and OOB - Oil on Board. Art work done on a board, usually Masonite. vr? OOC - Oil on Canvas. Art work done on canvas. Pre Pro - Pre Prohibition, prior to 1920. Refers specifically to alcohol related adver- Some descriptions, while not technically correct, get the point across. For example tising. “Jewel T’, (which is short for Jewel Tea, a grocery chain) takes up less space than Post Pro - Post Prohibition, after 1933. Refers specifically to alcohol related adver- “Autumn Leaf”, (a pattern name for china offered as a premium by Jewel Tea). This tising. may seem like a trivial difference but similar descriptions over several publications QA - Queen Anne. Generally refers to a 1920’s or 30’s revival style exemplified by begin to add up. a cabriole leg. Repro - Reproduction. A good definition would require a separate article but you get A listing that encompassed all of the collecting fields would be more of a project than the idea. Occasionally people will use the slang “Repop” for repro or “Repo” which I can take on but the following abbreviations should get you through most ads for is inaccurate and what happens to your car when Vinnie pulls up in a tow truck. antique auctions. If you have others you’d like to add to the list or that you’ve won- RPOG - Reverse Painted on Glass. Less common as ROG. Any item where the dered about, please email them to me at [email protected]. design or artwork has been applied to the obverse side of the glass but typically a lamp shade, decorative framed art or advertising items. A&C - Arts & Crafts. Refers to the style of furniture usually associated with early RPPC – Real Photo Post Card. Differentiates a post card that was printed, (devel- 1900s Stickley. Often but erroneously referred to as Mission or Prairie. oped) off your film from one that was commercially printed. These were so popular ABC - American Brilliant Cut. Refers to the “Brilliant” period of late 19th/early 20th that Kodak marketed the 3A folder specifically for the RPPC. century American cut glass RR – Railroad. B&H – Bradley & Hubbard. A manufacturer of quality lighting and decorative acces- RW – Red Wing. Red Wing, or less often, the several other stoneware companies that sories. called Red Wing, MN their home. B&W – Blue & White. The glaze colors used on utilitarian stoneware that was often /s/ - Signed. found in the kitchen. s/g - Salt Glaze. Refers to the type of glaze used on stoneware and to differentiate it CI - Cast Iron. from the later, more common, zinc glaze. COP– Century Of Progress. Typically refers to souvenirs hauled back from the TOC - Tin Over Cardboard. A type of sign made of tin wrapped over a piece of Chicago World’s Fair of 1933/34. Even in the middle of the Great Depression, a lot paperboard and hung by a piece of short thread mounted to the back side of the sign. of Wisconsinites made the trip to see the COP. Commonly used in the 1930’s and 40’s by brewing and other industries. CRS - Somebody explained this to me once, but I can’t seem to remember what they T&S- Time & Strike. Refers to clock movements. Differentiates between time only said. and striking movements.

18 UPCOMING EVENTS SUNDAY ANTIQUES Huge Outdoor Flea Market & Antique Fair Twin Cities 20th Century MARKET Design Show & Sale Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles Antiques Market Sat., September 26th 8am Progress Center-Minnesota State Fairgrounds Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free SEPT. 20TH ~ 9-3 P.M. St. Paul, Minnesota Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL Memories Antique Mall Saturday, Sept. 26th: 9AM - 5PM Antiques Center at Wales 400 Randolph Drive Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West Sunday, Sept. 27th: 11AM- 4PM 323 E. Summit Ave. (Hwy. 18), Wales, WI Appleton, Wisconsin September 20 30 Exhibitors under the tents • Rain or Shine Admission only $7 Come spend the day & have some fun! 262-968-4913 FREE parking at Fairgrounds 450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets For more info contact: Visit our website at: 920-788-5553 www.tc20design.com or call 651-695-1902 Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847 Limited Vendor Spaces Available www.thirdsundaymarket.com Antiques & Collectibles Sale Oct. 1st, 2nd & 3rd - 9am - 5pm Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association 7181 Hyacinth Ct., Greendale, WI (Milwaukee area, 53129) Antiques Show & Sale 40 Years Collecting: Primitive; Moosehead; Boarhead; Fireman’s Helmets; Hats; Irons-sad OCTOBER 2 & 3 2015 coal & electric; Dairy Items; Smokey Bear; Fri, 10-8 • Sat, 10-5 Framed Art Prints; Pocahontas Sign; Other Waukesha County Expo Center Advertising; Large Variety of Scales; Pedal Toys; Banks; Automobilia; Mickey, Clown & Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188 OCTOBER 3 & 4 ELKHORN, WI other Colletions; Tools; 3 European I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4 Wheelbarrows; Etched glass panel & Much 1000 Northview Rd. Follow signs West to Show Minnesota State Fairgrounds ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET More. Phone: 414-425-0305 Over 55 Quality Dealers ~ Authenticity Guaranteed SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 1265 Snelling Ave. North OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS FREE PARKING • GOOD FOOD St. Paul, Minnesota OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE 414-510-4441 DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE! GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets $6.00 Good for both days Booth Rental Information: WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS Hwy. 11 ($1.00 OFF With This Ad, up to 2 persons) 651-771-3476 • 612-961-3401 414-525-0820 www.nlpromotionsllc.com FLEA MARKET www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com www.mnantiqueshows.com LAST SHOW FOR THE SEASON SUNDAY OCTOBER 4th CEDARBURG Open 8 am to 2 pm INDIAN ARTIFACT SHOW Kane County Flea Market 1475 S. Washburn, DAYS “Best in the Midwest or Anywhere” Oshkosh, WI October 4 • 8-3 FREE PARKING & ADMISSION Antiques & Collectibles American Legion Hall SUNDAY, OCT. 4TH KANE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Limited Space: Call for reservations 525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64), 920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com 9054 Route U.S. 34 Rain or Shine - Gates open 6 AM Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in St. Charles, Illinois SEE YOU NEXT SEASON! Yorkville, Illinois Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin October 3rd & 4th 70 TABLES OF Free Admission • No Animals Allowed • Saturday Noon to 5 P.M. For more info: 262-377-8412 • Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. POPPLEWOOD DEALERS & DISPLAYS Adm. $5 each day (Children under 12 free) email: [email protected] Food Served All Day. 19th Annual Sponsored by the Illinois State Parking Free • We Never Cancel Archaeological Society Sponsored by Cedarburg Fire Department, Inc. (KCF Market Inc.) 630-377-2252 Ringle Harvest Day Info: Ray Fraser 847-347-1719 Vendors Welcome or Duane Treest 630-385-2806 www.kanecountyfleamarket.com SAT., OCTOBER 10

CEDAR RAPIDS 9am to 3pm SUNDAY at SANDWICH Milwaukee’s Premier Fall & Winter Downtown Ringle, Wisconsin ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE Antiques Show Indoor Flea Market SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th HAWKEYE DOWNS Info: 715-297-0197 Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. FAIRGROUNDS Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL STATE FAIR PARK OCT. 9, 10 & 11 640 South 84th St., West Allis, Wisconsin Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm DEADLINES ARE October 11 Admission $5.00 • Kids under 12 Free Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm VENDOR SPACE AVAILABLE Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food For Vendor Reservations: 262-366-1314 FREE PARKING Maureen 847-321-1712 or Renie 630-251-3454 or email: [email protected] 507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700 MONDAYS @ NOON [email protected] Upcoming 2015 Date: December 12th & 13th www.townsendantiqueshows.com www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com Upcoming 2016 Dates: Jan. 23rd & 24th & Feb. 27th & 28th PLEASE LET OUR ADVERTISERS KNOW WHERE YOU SAW THEIR AD www.auctionactionnews.com

19 UPCOMING EVENTS Milwaukee’s Depression 41st SUNDAY ANTIQUES COUNTRYSIDE Era Glass Show Annual Fall COLLECTORS CLASSIC TOY SHOW WiseGuys Banquet Center FALL FOX VALLEY MARKET ANTIQUES SHOW Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles 3200 S. 103rd St., Milwaukee, WI SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2015 OCTOBER 17 ~ 10 - 5 Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat., October 17: 10-5 p.m. OCTOBER 18 ~ 10 - 4 Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL Park Place of Countryside 6240 Joliet Rd., Countyside, IL Sun., October 18: 11-3 p.m. Antiques • Decorative Arts Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West Free Parking • Door Prizes • Dealers from Coast to Coast Admission $6 good for both days St. Charles, Illinois October 18 Admission $6.00 • Preview Adm. 7:30 AM $20.00 Food - Door Prizes - Glass ID Kane County Fairgrounds Kids 6 to 12 $2.00 Info: 414-551-2017 or 55 DEALERS from 15 STATES Call Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 or Free Parking • Admission $8 450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets www.uniqueeventsshows.com [email protected] Luncheon Available Sponsored by the Depression Era 847-991-3911 Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847 Glass Society of Wisconsin www.csada.com www.thirdsundaymarket.com BADGER MARBLE CLUB SHOW & SALE CHICAGOLAND’S THE BREW CITY Midwest Antique OCTOBER 25 & Art Show PETROLEUM & ADVERTISING & 9-3 ~ $2 Admission The Market for Fine Americana Room Trading October 23 & 24 ADVERTISING SHOW REC ROOM DECOR SHOW 319-389-7779 BY GAS GUYS PROMOTIONS INC and • Howard Johnson• SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2015 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 - 2015 The Collectors Eye 3841 E Washington Ave, Madison, WI Reserve now: Mention BMC 8 AM to 1 PM • ADMISSION $5 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Market for Distinctive EarlyBird Buyers 6:30 AM • $20 Entrance Fee Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI Collectibles & Antiques PUBLIC WELCOM E ALL 3 DAYS Admission $5.00 • Kids 6-12 $2.00 319-360-4301 DEALER TABLES $25 PER TABLE CONTACT: TIM SMITH AT 815-436-4733 OR Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00 Bill Bass 608-723-6138 EMAIL KEVIN GRECO AT: [email protected] SUNDAY, OCT. 25 • 10-4 Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 Jim Stephenson 608-849-7942 WEBSITE: GASGUYS1.COM Expo Center Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com badgermarbleclub.com WILL COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds PEOTONE, ILLINOIS (35 Miles South of Chicago ~ Exit 327 Off I-57, Then 1 Mile East) Cedar Rapids, Iowa Kane County Flea Market $8 Admission mwantiqueshow.com Milwaukee’s Central Illinois “Best in the Midwest or Anywhere” Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show Antiques Dealers Association Antiques & Collectibles KANE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ROCHESTER, MN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2015 ANTIQUE SHOW 525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64), 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. St. Charles, Illinois MAYO CIVIC CENTER BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI Oct. 31st & Nov. 1st FLEA MARKET Admission $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00 MINI EXPO - INTERSTATE CENTER Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00 • Saturday Noon to 5 P.M. 2301 West Market Street For additional information or table availability call • Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. November 1 Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 (West of I-55/74 on Rte 9, Exit 160) Adm. $5 each day (Children under 12 free) Sunday 10-4 Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com Food Served All Day. SAT., OCTOBER 31, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m Parking Free • We Never Cancel MAYO CIVIC CENTER (KCF Market Inc.) 630-377-2252 30 Civic Center Dr SUN., NOVEMBER 1, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out! ZURKO’S MIDWEST ADM: $5.00 www.kanecountyfleamarket.com centralilantiquedealers.org Townsend Promotions PROMOTIONS 217-469-2256 641-832-2700 507-269-1473 2015 Show Schedule Thee “PARK” SEPTEMBER LAKE COUNTRY Antique Show-Sale 59th Annual Holiday (Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 45th Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds Marathon Park’s E. Gate Hall Sept. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL ANTIQUE SHOW ANTIQUE SHOW Sept. 19 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL 1201 Stewart Ave. Oconomowoc, Wisconsin # OCTOBER & SALE Oct. 3 (Saturday) 29th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest Fri. November 6 5-9 WAUSAU Oct. 4 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds Oct. 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL Sat. November 7 10-5 Saturday, November 20 ~ 10-7pm Oct. 11 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86 Sun. November 9 11-4 Nov. 14-15 Oct. 24 (Saturday Nite) 5th Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter” Sat. 9-5 Sunday, November 21 ~ 10-4pm 3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL LOCATION 35 Booths NOVEMBER Awesome Antiques & OLYMPIA RESORT & Spa Nov. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL Sun. 10-4 Vintage Collectables! Rock Garden Banquet & Nov. 22 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener); 1350 Royal Mile Road See Yesteryear’s charm, DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL Oconomowoc, Wisconsin history & quality. Confrence Center DECEMBER 800-553-9573 (hotel reservations) Clock Restorer Available! December 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL 1951 Bond St., Green Bay, WI December 27 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL Adm: $8 Good for all 3 days Hwy 39/51 to Exit 192; East 1/2 mi. Info: 715-526-9769 Info: 262-968-4913 Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144 Green Bay-DePere Antiquarian Society www.zurkopromotions.com www.antiquescenteratwales.net www.antiqueshowsinwis.com www.antiquariansocitetygbdp.org Email: [email protected]

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39th Annual GlassMILWAUKEE’S DEPRESSION Show ERA SATURDAY, OCT. 17th, 2015 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Featuring Nationally- SUNDAY, OCT. 18th, 2015 Known Dealers With 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The Best in: Admission $6.00 • Good for both days Depression Era Glass, Elegant Glass, WiseGuys Banquet Center Kitchen Glassware, 3200 S. 103rd Street Mid-Century Glass & American Dinnerware Milwaukee, WI 53227 Info: 414-551-2017 or email: [email protected] Glass ID • Reference Library • Door Prizes • Club Membership Information • Food Available Presented by The Depression Era Glass Society of Wisconsin 16th Annual 20th Century Art and Design Show & Sale "From Mission to Modern" Article & photos by Brain Smith (Eastwood Gallery) The 16th Annual Twin Cities Arts and Crafts Show and Sale has a new name and a new look. The newly named Twin Cities 20th Century Art and Design Show Collectors Trade Show - Serving Clubs and Collectors "From Mission to Modern" is still the largest event in the Midwest showcasing mis- sion furniture and accessories of the American Arts and Crafts Movement (1890 - The "Collectors Trade Show" on the Collectors.Org website is designed to serve the 1920), but now will include other 20th Century movements including Art Moderne, needs of both collecting clubs and collectors, offering aisles of vendors featuring Art Deco and Mid Century. It will still be held at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in products and services of interest to collectors and to the leadership of collecting the Progress Center Building on Saturday September 26th and Sunday September clubs. 27th, 2015. You'll find furniture, metalwork, pottery, textiles, art and lighting; every- thing from Stickley, Limbert, Roycroft, Rookwood and the esteemed Minneapolis Handicraft Guild. High quality reproductions will be for sale as well. Many of the Collectors.Org is the official website of both the National Association of nation's leading dealers will be on hand to answer questions and advise on how to Collectors(NAC) and the Association of Collecting Clubs(ACC). ACC works with decorate your home. over 2400 collecting clubs on six continents. NAC is for individual collectors, iden- The show will also offer the highest quality 20th Century Design including tifying and addressing those needs and concerns that are common to all collectors. pieces by Eames, Herman Miller, Knoll and much more. A unique show, unlike anything the Twin Cities has seen before. The 16th The Collectors Trade Show can be reached directly at: Annual Twin Cities 20th Century Art and Design Show and Sale "From Mission to http://tradeshow.collectors.org Modern" will offer the highest quality, and will certainly be a show talked about for a long time. All under one roof and one weekend only, Saturday September 26th from Collectors will find vendors offering everything from shipping supplies to display 9 am - 5 pm and Sunday September 27th from 11 am - 4 pm at the Minnesota State cases...alarm systems to price guides...collector software to training Fairgrounds Progress Center Building. Admission is only $7. For more information courses...appraisal or restoration services and much more. call 651-695-1902. The leadership of collecting clubs will find vendors with customized logo merchan- dise, membership incentives and club management tools, event planning, conven- Get More BANG for tion sites or meeting facilities, printing options and internet services. Other aisles feature auction houses, antique malls and galleries, collectibles shows, your BUCK with flea markets, and specialty aisles for specific types of collecting.

an ad in The Collectors Trade Show is always open...7 days a week...24 hours a day. Many vendors offer collectors special discounts if they are a member of an ACC member Auction Action club or an NAC member. A potential vendor wishing to have a display booth in the Collectors Trade Show Antique News! can get information by contacting ACC/NAC at: [email protected] or 301.926.8663. A display booth can feature your full line of products or services with 715-524-3076 Email: direct links to your own website. A booth costs $100/year and includes development of the booth based on your own website or materials provided - at no additional [email protected] cost. (from Association of Collecting Clubs News Service. Collectors.org)

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Ginger Wierman Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin 715-720-9092

Booth #24

Barn cupola Unusual with wind vane, bevel glass 4’H x 12” sq. single door,

x 21” arrow, 2 drawer cherry wood curio, $295. 53”H x 35”W x 13”D, $495.

Iron Horse Antiques 815-575-1272 or www.IronHorseAntiques.com Jim & Debbie McArdle Booth #31 Hand

carved,

polychromed

folk art George H. Trautmann, bird. Chicago Arts

and Crafts 1910

Golf Trophy.

Velocipede Tea Caddy, Pedal Horse. Unusual Form. The Waukesha County Expo C Show hours are Friday, 10-8 and Saturday, 10-5. In addi- t 

  Your admission of $6.00 funds scholarships for high school students as well a A $1.00 discount coupon for    a  Free parking. ATM on premises.          

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"Antique Graniteware" Weather Vane Antiques Cedarburg, Wisconsin A Free Exhibit at the 262-375-0641 64th Fall WADA Antiques Show Booth Waukesha (Milwaukee) Wisconsin #15 Article & photos by Debbie McArdle (Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association) Fireplace screen: 5’ Daryl Alpers of Iowa has been collecting graniteware for more than 30 years. He mahogany frame with an has accumulated so many choice pieces, he can't possibly display them all in his home, so most have been packed away for many years. 1851 needlepoint tapestry. Prepare to be amazed! Meat hooks: 19th century On October 2 & 3, 2015 Daryl will assemble and share his enor- fireplace tool to hold Alpers mous collection with those who attend the 64th Fall Wisconsin pieces of meat or small Graniteware Antiques Dealers Association Show & Sale at the Waukesha Expo game while Center. Some forms will be familiar to attendees, while cooking over an open flame. others will be rarely found. It will be interesting, even for Daryl, to be able to view his massive collection all in one place! Daryl has been a member of the Graniteware Blood Society for decades and will be delighted to answer any letting questions visitors might have about this colorful utilitari- tools: an ware. A better, more qualified, expert cannot be found! Graniteware is still being made in various forms, long rec- 19th century knives used Whatsit: An orderly arrangement ognized as a colorful, yet sanitary, way to prepare and store to make one well by of steel blades. Help us determine food. An educated buyer can spot old from new by attend- drawing blood! the intended use of this item. ing venues like the Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Assn.

Shows where merchandise is guaranteed by each dealer to be

authentic, and where dealers gather, not just to sell their antiques, but also to share

Somerville’s Antiques Booth their knowledge with the public in an effort to preserve an accurate history of our #35 material culture. 262-348-0157 or [email protected] In addition to Daryl's personal exhibit of Graniteware Jim & Earla Somerville his prized graniteware collection in Booth #11, he will also be selling choice antique treasures from nearby Booth #18. Wander the three large rooms at the show featuring 54 of the Hand Midwest's top dealers from 6 states, painted each offering a choice variety of 1800's authentic antiques. The Waukesha County Expo Dutch Center's Forum Building, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha, WI 53188, is the home 1800's Primitive Oil Painting Shutter. of this semi-annual event. Show hours are Friday, 10-8 and Saturday, 10-5. In addi- depicting NY Hudson River Scene. tion to the good food customers have come to expect, a traditional Wisconsin Fish Fry will be served late Friday afternoon and evening so bring your appetite! The Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association is a not-for-profit organiza- tion. Your admission of $6.00 funds scholarships for high school students as well as grants to Wisconsin historic and heritage groups. A $1.00 discount coupon for Scandinavian admission to the Antiques Show is available at: Bible Box, http://www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com/ Free parking. ATM on premises. signed Alpers Graniteware 1735.

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