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July 12, 2016 Vol. 21 No. 50 News Periodical Mailed on July 6 2000 Club Car Golf Cart Brings $3,200 at Beloit Auction & Realty May Auction
Article & photos by Beloit Auction & Realty Beloit Auction & Realty’s Wednesday, May 25th auction featured the estate of the late Roger M. Johnson & other estate. Mr. Johnson was a former Rockford, Illinois high school principal, as well as a world traveler and respected collector. With the great variety of items, it kept prices strong throughout the auction. Gibson M-III custom made guitar and case ...1994.. Serial 2000 Club Car golf cart in #94018820, sold for $800. excellent condition, it brought $3,200. Rare Marble's "Game Getter Gun" with original holster..over/under ..22 cal. & "Little Bit Wet" colored .410 ga., it brought a high bid of $950. bronze by Western artist C.D. Bond, sold for $1,000. 1965 Cadillac Sedan Continued on pages deVille with 58,130 original miles 6&7 from local estate, sold for $2,700. Over 1300 Firearms cross the auction block at Kramer’s March & May 2016 Gun Auctions!
Article & photos by Brian Maloney On 2 separate days this Spring Kramer Auction Gallery in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin was literally bursting at the seams with guys and guns. March 26th was the 1st Spring date with a full house of buyers and over 900 bidders waiting in the wings online. This auction featured a big line up of Restored Deluxe Winchester 1886 group of double barrels from a large Twin Cities area estate collection and Winchester Model 21 12ga. re-barreled to 50 Express Caliber over 100 Double Barrel and Over & Under shotguns crossed the block that Double brought $3,225. sold for a high bid of $6,000. day alone. Continued on page 8 Restored Colt 1872 Open Top Rimfire Revolver Stevens Ideal “Walnut Hill “ Rifle Winchester 1885 Hi-Wall in 38-55 cal sold for $3,025. brought 45-90, sold for $2,310. $3,565. Get Out this weekend and attend an auction, antique show or visit an antique shop!! 2 # ! # ! ! 8 8 # " # $% % "& !#% $% " % '# #$ # % ! ! % "&$ ! % $ #13/. 1 31/0)7 * ! $ * &# %&# * $$(# * ( #) !#
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Calvin Klein designer area rug made from 100% New Zealand wool....115 in. x 157.5 in., $750.
C.D.Peacock sterling silver pres- "Big Bull" bronze signed Rosa entation pitcher....total weight Bonhuer..13.5 in. x 26 in. x 9 in., Rudolf Koppitz (1925) "Pictures from the 31.055 troy oz., $725. $700. Room sized Persian rug ....127 in. x 85 in., Tyng Collection", $700. $700. 14K yellow gold Omega Seamaster DeVille auto- matic/self-winding wrist watch, $475.
High quality room sized Persian Room size Persian rug....121 in. x 88 in., $600. rug....125 in. x 93 in., $650. Restorable antique wooden hobby horse, $160.
English train station clock made by Charles Thorneloe in Lichfield England around Native American 1860, $550. Rare 1893 print of Chief Columbia Exposition Two Guns, $110. Antique Persian rug short sword with scabbard, (smaller), $250. $200. 14K yellow gold Omega Seamaster Presentation cane with gold filled cap, dated 1885, DeVille automat- $130. ic/self-winding wrist watch, $475.
"Undaunted" 14K white bronze by Blair gold multi-dia- Bushnell ...8/32 Sterling silver weighted candelabra...6 in. tall, mond Bulova wrist ...17.5 in. x 10.5 in., $120. watch, $225. $450. 7 Pair of Mid-Century Modern Russell Woodard "Sculptra" chairs, $450.
Signed David Anderson sterling necklace & matching pin, $130. Ekornes of Norway reclin- Kentucky rifle attributed Antique walnut regulator er and stool, $310. clock, $210. to M.Smith Pennsylvania gunsmith....56 in. long, $360. Charles M. Russell "Bear #2" bronze by Best in Bronze...45/100 with COA, $400.
"Winds of Memory" col- ored bronze by David Lemon...220/500..16 in. tall, $325.
14K gold------garnet and diamonds necklace, pendant, and earrings, $320.
Signed Lalique Crystal Tete d'Aigle Eagle Head mascot, hood ornament, Cherry paperweight, $300. Chippendale style two drawer chest, $300. Sega Shadow Sega Cyber Police Dancer Arcade Arcade video game, machine, $275. $300.
Paul Hamlin "Spice Brown" Original Acrylic on Board, $275. Hand carved Ansonia mantel clock mahogany Singer with brass and glass table from "Featherweight" case, $280. India, sewing machine $250. with carrying case and booklet ...nice condition, "Race Horse & Jockey" attributed to $260. Isidore Jules Bonheur by the estate ..24 in. x 24 in., $275. www.auctionactionnews.com Does Your Auctioneer Advertise Here? Online! Always On Time! 8 Restored Deluxe Winchester 1886 Brings $6,000 at Kramer’s May 21st Auction Article & photos by Kramer Auction easily be viewed at www.kramersales.com
The High selling Double Bbl. and gun for the day went to a restored Winchester Top Selling Items - May 21st, 2016 Model 21 shotgun. This 12ga. classic went to a online bidder for $3,225. It was fol- Restored Winchester 21 12ga, Double barrel $2,650 lowed closely by a Winchester Model 1873 rifle in rare 22 Short caliber for $3,200. Winchester Model 23 Pigeon Grade 12 ga $2,100 A Scare Stevens Ideal “Walnut Hill” target rifle in 38-55 cal shot to $3,025 in the blink of an eye. Shotguns rounded out the other top spots with an AH Fox Ansley Top Selling Items - March 26th, 2016 16ga. Dbl. for $3,105. A rare & surprising Russian mfg. 12ga. over & under shocked the crowd as it soared from $300 and ended just shy of $3000 for $2,990. Then a Winchester 1873 in 22 Short $3,200 fancy AYADouble 20ga. settled in for $2,875. AH Fox Ansley 16ga. Dbl. Bbl. Shotgun $3,105 Russian Mfg. O/U 12ga. $2,990 Then onto May 21st were 700 Antique on Modern arms were scheduled to cross the AYADouble 20ga. $2,875 block on that day. Restored guns took the top 3 spots of the auction on that day. Keep Browning Lightning Superposed 20 ga. $2,650 in mind these are all professional restorations of rare & desirable models. The 50 American Eagle DWM Luger $2,650 Express is the King of the calibers when you are talking about Winchester Lever 2 1/2’’ Colt Python Revolver $2,520 actions. A restored Deluxe 1886 Winchester which was re-barreled to 50 Express cal- 4`` Colt Python Revolver $2,520 iber climbed steadily until it rested at $6,000 with a buyer from Texas. Then a nick- Rare Colt 1861 Navy Revolver $2,520 el Colt 1872 Open Top Rim-fire revolver kept the restored guns strong for $3,565. A Custom Browning Citori 725 Sporting Trap gun $2,525 refurbished Winchester Model 12 was next at $2,650. After those, an original Winchester Model 61 22 WRF w/ Oct. Bbl. $2,125 Winchester 1885 Hi-Wall rifle in 45-90 cal shot to $2,310. An Engraved standard Nitro Proofed German Drillings 9mm / 16ga $1,980 Ruger 22 pistol demanded $2,200. Rounding out the top five on this day was a nice Parker Brothers GH Grade 12ga. Double $2,890 needing a new stock. WWII Camo German M-35 helmet, this great original estate helmet was purchased by a happy phone bidder for an even $2,200. Kramer Auction Service, LLC 203 E. Blackhawk Avenue Kramer Auction will hold an additional Gun & Sporting Auction on Friday August Prairie du Chien, WI 53821 12th 2016. This added summer sale will feature 400+ guns of all types along with a (608) 326-8108 larger amount of modern & collectible sporting items, reloading supplies & compo- www.kramersales.com nents along with related items from the larger estate collections sold this Spring. Also make sure to keep an eye on their October & December sales this year with a great Custom Engraved Rodeo Winchester & Military collections scheduled for those months. The following are scene Winchester 94 some other prizes realized on the March & May auctions & other auction results can Carbine $2,100. One Owner Winchester Model 42 410ga. Pump $2,100
Engraved Ruger Standard 22 cal pistol WWII German attributed to the Bill Ruger Camo M35 Steel Collection $2,200. Restored Special Helmet $2,200. Order Deluxe Marlin 1893 Rifle $2,000.
Frank Wesson 2 Trigger Excellent WWII Rifle $1,760. Winchester M1 Ithaca NID 10ga Carbine $1,500. Double Barrel $1,725. Sample of Doubles sold in March & May. North American Arms 450 Magnum Express Revolver $1,790.
Parker Brothers DH Grade 12ga. Double $2,415.
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11 BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION Waukesha Estate Online Bidding Approx. 220 Horse Drawn Mowers to Sell at Auction! 400 E. College, Waukesha, Wisconsin Located at: 10110 280th Street West, Belle Plaine, MN Primitives, Kitchen and Baker cabinets, Walnut and marble top furniture, dolls, musical instruments, On SATURDAY, AUGUST 13th, 2016 - At 9:30 A.M. Gorham sterling, postcards and great die cuts, lamps and 150 Different Kinds & Models. One of the Largest clocks. Bid now until July 21 @ baileyshonor.com. Pick up in Waukesha July 24/25. Terms: 18% Collections in the Upper Midwest! buyer premium, cash, check or cc. See List & Pictures at: www.midwestauctions.com/ediger BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE Ediger Auctioneers, License #70-06, Belle Plaine & Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319 1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687 Arlington, Minn. • Phone: 952-873-2292 Full listing & many pictures in catalog at www.baileyshonor.com AUCTION! FORMER BECKER COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 5303 E. JELINEK AVE., SCHOFIELD, WI. WED., JULY 20 9:30 AM. INSPECTION: Tuesday, July 19 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. LOCATED: From I-39 & State Hwy. 29 take Hwy. 29 east 3 ½ miles to Co. Rd. X, Exit 173; then north ½ mile to E. Jelinek Ave.; then east ¾ mile. MANUFACTURES OF TRADESHOW EXHIBITS; POP DISPLAYS; VIDEO & LARGE FORMAT PRINTING. ANTIQUES/FURNITURE & COLLECTIBLES: 20 Foot THIS IS A LARGE AUCTION. THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING, GO TO OUR WEBSITE TO VIEW COMPLETE Walnut Table, 12’Boat, Oak Display Cabinet, 3 Walnut LISTING & PICTURES. Bookcases, Faux Oak Bookcase, Office Chairs, Herman LARGE FORMAT PRINTING EQUIP.:Printers; Laminators; Cutters; Monitors. AUDIO VISUAL & PHOTOGRAPHY: Flat Miller Glider Rocker, Drafting Table, Speakers, File Cabinets, panel TV¶s & monitors; Recording equip.; Strobe & tungsten Oak Office Desk,Walnut Dry Erase Board, Harvest Table lighting soft boxes; Props; Staging; Background & reel. SPECIAL ITEMS: Trade show displays; POP displays; w/12 Leaves, Ornate Carved Corner Table, Sideboard Kiosks; Shipping containers. CNC ROUTER: Multi Cam MG; w/Mirror, Library Table w/Drawer, Children’s Desk, Ladies 8-pos. tool changer; 5¶ x 10¶ table vac system. FORKLIFTS; ACCESSORIES; VAN: Nissan 50 4,000 lb. LP; 187´ side shift Desk, Carved Ornate Irish Sideboard, Several Antique lift; air tires; 2,608 hrs.; Nice! 6¶ fork extensions. Vestil forklift man basket. µ99 Ford E-150 cargo van; 153K mi. SHOP Dressers, Rocking Chair, Flour Table, End Tables and other EQUIPMENT & TOOLS:Large amount of power & hand tools Tables and Shelves! Stained Glass Windows, 3 Lightning including but not limited to: Powermatic 66-TA & Delta Unisas table saws w/ fence & guards. Shaper. Spindle & disc sander. Rods w/Globes, Cheese Box, Egg Box, Huge Collection of Drill press. 6 ± DeWalt sliding compound mitre saws. Portable 500+ Old Glass Bottles, Small Wood Music Box, Cigarette dust collector. DeWalt cordless drills & saws. Air & elec. Hammer drills. Power sander & planer. Plate jointer. Routers Roller, Flow Blue, Other Pottery Pieces and Art Glass Pieces, & Laminate trimmers. Air staplers & nailers. Quick Grip & pipe Cuckoo Clock, Dress Mannequin, Depression Glass, Pottery clamps. Portable air compressor. Large Selection of Pallet When out & Racking; Shelving; Cabinets; Work Tables; Pallet Jacks; and Dishes, Wood Boxes, Glassware, Old Cow Bells, Large Flatbed & Refuse Carts; Rolling & Fiberglass Ladders. INVENTORY: 66 ± sheets of ¾´; ½´; 3/8´; 4¶ x 8¶ plywood. Antique Children’s Wood Table Game, Many, Many Antique Fastenal organizers w/ carriage bolts; lag screws; washers; Wood Chairs, Old Table and Floor Lamps, Antique Highchair, nuts; assorted fasteners & electrical. Laminate materials. about Let our Assorted paints; glues; fillers; chalk. Cleaning supplies. Antique Bed, Telestar Telescope made by Meade, Salesman Shipping supplies. New IKEA lamps. OFFICE EQUIP.: 7 ± Sample Sideboard Dresser and More Household Items too Desktop computers. 7 ± flat panel monitors. 7 ± Laser Jet printer. Canon Image Class D880 Super G3 copier fax. Lanier numerous to mention. Pool Table, Bookshelves, Tall Floor ± Advertisers 5235 G3 copier fax scanner. Casio KL-750B label maker. 2 Standing Wood Wine Rack, Antique Children’s Playground Polycom conference telephones. Hot Point refrigerator. Qty. of office supplies. CLEAN OFFICE FURNITURE:11 ± 5¶ & 6¶ Equipment, Porch Glider, Miniature Covered Wagon-Like wood desks w/ matching credenzas. 2 ± Mayline C-File 5- Goat Cart, Schatz Mantle Clock, St. Charles Creamery Cow drawer plan files. 3 ± Hon 4-drawer lateral legal files. 11 ± Hon Know you saw & Anderson 4-drawer letter file cabinets. 3 ± Lateral 2-drawer Clock, 300+ Salt and Pepper Shakers including Americana, legal files. Oval 4¶ x 8¶ & 54´ x 11¶ conference tables. 5 ½¶ Formica conference table. 9 ± rolling conference table chairs Occupied Japan and Animorphs, All 1940 and Earlier. Butter Churns, Glass Bottles from w/ wood frames. 5 ± 6¶ folding banquet tables. Sofa table. 36 ± Sheboygan County. TOOLS AND OUTSIDE FARM EQUIPMENT ETC.: John Deere Model assorted side chairs. 17 ± office desk chairs. 7 ± bookcases. their ad in Visit our website for complete listing at B 16 x 6 Grain Drill, King Kutter II Bale Mover, Harvery Elevator Mode; 300 2 HP Electric Motor www.wausauauctioneers.com TERMS: 10% Buyers Premium. Cash or Certified Funds. Checks Must Grain/Hay Elevator, Bucket Mount Bale Sphere, 1450 Gallon Poly Storage Tank, 7HP Yardman have Bank Letter of guarantee. Items sold ³As Is Where Is´ without Snowblower, 3 PT. Back Blade, 8 FTSpringtooth Harrow, Gang Mower, Cub Cadet Garden warranty or guarantee. Auction Action Tractor, John Deer Garden Tractor w/Snowblower, Rear Tiller and Cab, Large Pile of Scrap Iron, Scrap Brass, Copper and Aluminum, Gas Washing Machine Motor, House Pillars, Wire Fencing, Two Horse Horse Trailer, 2 Horse Saddles, Large Assortment of Power Tools, Plumbing Tools and Antique News Equipment Including 2 Ridged Pipe Vices, Pipe Stands, Pipe Wrenches, Cutters, Threaders, RWA #26 - Carl Theorin - RWA #135 Hammer Drills, Sanders, Drills, Sawzalls, Table Saw, Plumbing Parts and Fixtures, Chop Saw, PVC Pipes & Fittings, Refrigeration Units New in Box, Levels, Saws, Hand Tools, Several bags of Rusted Barbed wire for Repurposing, Yard Tools, Shovels, Picks, Sledge Hammers, Transit Level, Tabletop Wood Lathe, 2 Scythes one w/Wooden Rack, Troy-Bilt Weed Wacker, Acetylene Torch, Metal Tool Chest, Fishing Tackle and Rods, Small Animal Cages, Hay Elevator, Springtooth and More NOT Mentioned. TERMS: CASH, CREDIT CARD (3% convenience fee) and GOOD Make sure you see your ad here!! CHECK. All Items Sold AS IS, WHERE IS. Auction Action Antique News 715-524-3076 Be Sure To Check Out Our weekly feaTured auCTIOn adS Email: auction@auctionactionnews On The hOme page Of Our weBSITe www.auctionactionnews.com www.auctionactionnews.com 12 DUWAYNE & JACKIE JOHNSRUD MOVING AUCTION GAVIN BROS. AUCTION LOCATION: 60874 DuCharme Ridge Road, Rural Eastman, WI Sports Memorabilia Online Only Auction Directions: 1 Mile South of Eastman or 10 Miles North of PdC on Hwy. 27 & 3 Miles West on Lots start ending Thursday, July 14th at 5:00 P.M. DuCharme Ridge Road. This will be the first in a series of online auctions from a TUESDAY, JULY 12th, 2016 - 1:00 P.M. long time collectorof baseball cards and other The Johnsrud's have sold their home & are selling a lifetime of per- sports memorabilia. This auction will include sonal property, antiques & farm equipment. This will be a large auc- unopened wax boxes, factory sealed sets, hand col- tion, full list & photos at www.kramersales.com lated sets, cellos, singles, paper goods, collectibles, Antique Glassware, Collectibles & Furniture: large common lots and much more. Full catalog Cowboy/Country items & Primitives, Stoneware, Toys and online bidding @ www.gavinbros.com Modern & Antique Machinery/Equipment & Firearms! Preview: Monday, July 11th from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. Pick up: Friday, July 15th from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Terms: 13% buyer’s premium. 3% cash dis- count for cash or good check.
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pieces (celluloid ring extensions); 2 hand crank wooden coffee grinders; 8 drawer wall spice cabinet; PUBLIC AUCTION Round cheese box; Walnut cased scale w/drawer; 2 ARCADE coffee grinders; Cast match box; Apple To settle the Estate of Merle & Shirley Lantz, we will offer at Public Auction the following peelers; Ice tongs; Hay knife; Crosscut saw; Corn dryer; Scythe with cradle; Draw knives; Scales; described Antiques, Collectibles, Vehicles & Tractors. This auction will be held at our indoor Wooden buggy jack; Hand iron planter; Barbed wire; 1926 Almanac; Hand corn sheller; Advertising facility located at 10786 Fowler Rd., Rochelle, IL 61068. Watch for Bearrows Real Estate & wall thermometers; Cast Uncle Sam bank; 24” fluorescent 1930’s light fixture; Muller Pinehurst dairy Auction signs at Flagg Rd. & Rt. 251 North edge of Rochelle IL. Contact John Bearrows 815- box; Milk stool; Egg baskets; Ox yoke; 5 gallon butter churn crock; Lard press; 562-5113 / 815-739-9150 or visit our web site at www.bearrows.com for further information Fairbanks platform scale; #2 dinner bell. DEKALB AG. ITEMS: Collector plates; & pictures. Post mounted metal flying ear weathervane; (2) 28” metal flying ear signs; Doll made out of DeKalb feed sack; 5’ plywood DeKalb flying ear w/post bracket; Lg. SATURDAY, JULY 16th, 2016 - 9:00 A.M. assortment of DeKalb fiber board signs; Limited Edition DeKalb print #1304 of 2900. Comfort Station Cliff’s Donuts MISC.: Assorted prints including oil on canvas, Indian artifacts, Wildlife by Rick Kelly & others; AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This sale will include a very pristine line of solid oak antique furniture History of Ogle County book; Monroe Twp. map (framed); Old tins; Misc. quilts; 2 Deacon type pieces, glassware & collectibles. You would have to travel a long way to find a single owner’s col- chairs. Other items not listed. lection any better. Vehicles & tractors will be offered at approximately 12:00 Noon. Don’t miss this Vehicles one. Visit our web site for full list www.bearrows.com or Auctionzip. 1930 Chevy Special sedan, 4 door Vin #1397959, suicide back doors, Luggage rack, (Restored); 1980 Antiques & Collectibles Ford Model A coupe, Shay Replica, auto transmission, 4 cylinder complete w/rumble seat & luggage OAK ITEMS: Gingerbread mantel clock & wall sconce; Unique buffet w/pillars beveled edge mir- rack; 1928 Model A coupe w/rumble seat, ror & candle shelves; Wall phone complete w/interior; 54” solid mint green in color; 1928 Model A 2 door pedestal table w/leaves & 6 pressed back chairs; Sideboard w/carv- sedan w/vinyl top. Extra parts for Model A ings; Sellers kitchen cabinet complete w/frosted glass flour bin; vehicles: Manifolds, head lights, wheel White clad icebox completely restored; 4 drawer oak file cabinet; hubs, tire tubes, distributor, generators, some Small drop front desk w/2 drawers & pigeon holes; S-rolltop desk; door parts, luggage rack, Ooga horn, chrome Office chairs on casters; Sonora upright record player complete radiator ring, 4.4/4.5 21” tire, 4.75/5 19” tire w/records; 30”x41” Library type table on casters; 4 straight back w/wheel (white wall) & others; 1989 Chevy Silverado, 2 door long box w/topper, running boards, 5 matching chairs; Hall tree; 3’ china cabinet w/center front curve glass liter V8 auto, tilt, cruise, cloth interior, 53,192 miles, 1 owner, Vin #2GCEC14H3K1181041; 2003 door; 42” double glass door china cabinet; 3’x23” Bible type table w/shelf Buick LeSabre Limited, 3800 V6, leather, pearl white in color leather interior, 70,500 miles, Vin & drawer; Telephone stand w/doors, drawers & pull out writing shelf; 22”x30” #1G4HR54K73U214025. Bible type table w/white casters; 26” square Bible type table w/glass gall feet; 2 fern stands; Oval cof- Tractors, Wagon, Buggy, Mower & Related fee table; 4 drawer spool cabinet desk on cast stand (very unique); Secretary china cabinet; Antique Steel beam JD walking plow; 2 steel grain drill wheels; Allis Chalmers “B” utility tractor w/1 new sewing machine in cabinet; 5 drawer highboy chest w/hat box; 37” single glass door china rear tire & woods L59 belly mower; Allis Chalmers 175 diesel utility tractor w/500 AC loader w/6’ cabinet; Dresser cabinet; Full size bed w/head & footboard; 3 drawer dresser w/swivel bucket, newer rear rubber, 3pt. PTO rear hydraulics; Utility trailer 16’ tandem axle 2’ beaver tail & mirror; Quilt rack; Curved glass china cabinet w/flat glass door; Commode w/towel bar drop down gate w/storage box including ramps & tarp; Antique triple box wagon, made in Mendota, & swivel mirror; 4 tier solid Attorney’s book case; Full length swivel dressing mirror. IL, wooden wheels eveners original spring seat; Cast iron tractor seat (very nice); Antique 2 wheel WALNUT: Marble top Bible type table w/white casters; 32” pedestal occasional table; spreader w/out floor; Steel wheel hay rack w/lumber; Antique Dr.’s buggy 4 wooden wheels, single Maple top dresser w/2 drawers, 2 hanky tear drop pulls; 2 Deacon’s chairs; 4 draw- seat; JD Z425, EZtrak zero turn mower w/345 hrs., 54” (edge) 23HP. er chest; 4’ display shelf. CLOCKS: Peerioss peppercorn steeple type walnut PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Cash or Check w/driver’s license I.D., VISA, MasterCard, wall clock (enclosed); Walnut steeple w/exposed pendulum; Plymouth George Discover or American Express. 10% buyer’s premium applies. Electronic clerking system used. Washington banjo clock; Emperor Grandmother’s clock; Oak regulator; Seth Announcements made the day of auction take precedence over all prior advertising. Not responsible Thomas mantel. LAMPS: 2 Tiffany type lamps, 1 with caramel slag glass; for accidents or items after sold. Large collection of hurricane of all types, hand-painted globes & brass bottoms Merle & Shirley Lantz Estate very fine collection; Antique kerosene finger lamp w/wall bracket & reflector; Attorney David Smith * 815-732-6124 Red RR lantern; Kerosene lanterns & lamps. GLASSWARE: Extremely large collection of Smith & Birholz PC mostly collectible glassware including but not limited to RS Prussia, Blue Opal, Bavaria, 129 S. 4th Street, Oregon IL 61061 Candlewick, Sunburst, including pitchers, bowls etc., Fostoria pattern, Etched, Cranberry, Ruby glass, Blue glass including Shirley Temple, Flow Blue & Lefton. SPONGEWARE: Large selection of bowls, pitchers, advertising pieces from Berlin & Poynette, Wisconsin, Lakefield, Minnesota. PRIM- ITIVE: Antique doll buggy w/porcelain doll; 3D stereograph viewer w/3D cards; Bellows; Antique spinning wheel; Dazey butter churn #40; Penny gumball dispenser; Set of snowshoes; Wooden 4 tine pitch fork; 64” long set of brass sleigh bells; Horse collar w/brass knobs; Several decorative harness 13 ‘Margery Frey Estate Antique Auction - Day 3’ www.hacksauction.com SATURDAY, JULY 30th, 2016 - 10:00 A.M. ‘Margery Frey Estate Antique Auction - Day 1’ Location: 1645 S. Walnut St., Freeport, Illinois 61032 SATURDAY, JULY 16th, 2016 - 10:00 A.M. This Will Be the Third and Final Day for This Great Antiques Collection. Featuring Many Old Location: Hack’s Auction Antique Center, Farm Related Items from the Freeport Area, Americana, Arcade-Stover-Fredig Cast Iron, Early 400 W. Third St., Pecatonica, IL 61063 Woodworking Planes & Tools, Country Store-Scales-Advertising, Primitive Pine & Wainscott Outstanding Antiques & Americana Auction, Featuring Early Freeport Memorabilia-Books- Cupboards, Victorian Walnut & Oak Furniture, Artwork & Pictures, Textile, Small Antiques & Literature-Advertising, Woodmanse Salesman/Display Windmills, Cast Iron Door Stop Collectibles, Lawn & Garden, Garage Equipment & Tools, Appliances and more, many hard to Collection, Old Banks, Candy Containers & Smalls, Stoneware & Spongeware Collection, find items. Primitives, Brass & Copper, Old Toys, Unique Figures & Whimsey, Artwork & Victorian Lithos, Currier & Ives, Lighting, Fine China & Glassware, Furniture, Textile, Pocket Knife Collection and more. Many Rare and Hard to Find Antiques!
‘Outstanding Estate Antique Auction’ THURSDAY, JULY 21st, 2016 - 10:30 A.M. Location: 16 Ravine Dr., Galena, Illinois 61036 Location: The Galena Territory, East of Galena off RT. 20. Take Eagle Ridge Dr. North of RT. 20 to Thunder Bay Rd. to Ravine Dr. (This is approx. 6 miles north of RT 20). Great Selection of Americana & Antiques, Oil Paintings & Artwork, Antique Oriental Rugs Featuring a 22'x11.6' Room Size, Baldwin Baby Grand Piano, Clocks, Lighting, Historical 1856 Galena & Books, Flow Blue Collection, Fine Glassware, Stoneware, Primitives, Pine Cupboards, Copper-Brass-Cast Iron, Advertisement & Country Store, Old Seed Chests, Textile & Quilts, Coin-Op Dispensers, Victorian Furniture, Silver, Architectural & Lawn/Garden, Toys, 1920's Atwater Kent Bread Board Radio & Martian Crystal Receiver, Collectibles, Household Furnishings, Load of Fishing Gear, Tools & Shop Equipment, Mercedes-Benz Automobiles- 1983 Mercedes-Benz 380 SL Convertible Roadster-2004 Mercedes-Benz E-320 Wagon and Many More Fine Antiques. ‘Margery Frey Estate Antique Auction - Day 2’ SUNDAY, JULY 17th, 2016 - 10:00 A.M. Location: Hack’s Auction Antique Center, 400 W. Third St., Pecatonica, IL 61063 Great Auction of Antiques-Collectibles-Toys-Primitives-Americana, Rare Heintz Silver 'Witches Hat' Lamp, Large Collection of Vintage Toys-Structo-Arcade-Fredig-Pressed Steel-Tin Litho, Great Collection of Old Halloween-Paper Mache-Cutouts, Dolls-Furniture-Children Antiques, Coaster Wagons & Early Hobby Horse, Galena Pottery, Stoneware-Crocks- Spongeware, Loads of Primitives, Artwork & Victorian Lithographs, Textile & Old Clothing, Tin-Cast-Iron-Brass-Copper, Cupboards & Benches, Lighting, Woodware, Extensive Jewelry Collection-Gold-Silver, Unique Smalls, Glass Marbles Collection, Advertising and much more.
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14 18th ANNUAL “OLD WORLD” FARM AUCTION STADE AUCTION CENTER ANOTHER AUCTION WITH COL. RENE' BRASS N3660 State Rd. 89, Jefferson, WI Website: www.colrene.net Located 2 mi. W. of Jefferson or 8 mi. E. of Cambridge on Hwy. 18 to State Rd. 89, then S. 2 mi., or 3 1/2 mi. N. of Ft. Atkinson on State Rd. 89 SUNDAY, JULY 17th - STARTS 10:30 A.M. - VIEW 9:30 (Lunch) Mr. John Otto has passed away. (Most items excellent) (May sell in 2 rings) SUNDAY, JULY 17, 2016 - 9:00 A.M. Located: 3 miles East of Eagle River, WI on Hwy. 70 to Rangeline Rd. (#2110). Autos: 2011 NOTE: We will sell in 3-4 auction rings, so come prepared. There will be much Buick LaCrosse CXL only 8,500 miles (loaded), 2000 Buick LaSabre. Harley-Davidson: Appears more than listed as it comes in right until sale time, see our website for a more com- excellent. Like new ATV Arctic Cat, Alum. boat w/trailer & 9 H.P. motor, Karavan trailer plete list & pictures- www.stadeauction.com. A LOT OF OLD & INTEREST- w/elect. winch, Husqvarna lawn tractor w/bagger, 13 guns, lg. gun book collection, scopes, ING ITEMS - COME HAVE FUN AND SPEND THE DAY WITH US! reloading equipment, lots of ammo, lg. bullet collection -(many rare), gun accessories, Traps, TRACTORS, FARM MACHINERY & FARM COLLECTIBLES; LAWN, GAR- collection of knives, lg. portable Generac propane generator-(pd. $1,000), lawn vac, snow- DEN & TOOLS; ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD. blower, tools, many lovely antiques, expensive guitars + musical items, home contents, + more! TERMS: Cash or check, no buyer’s fee. Sales tax applies, where applicable. Terms: Cash or good check. Credit cards w/4% convenience fee. Sales tax on some items. Not Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers: Bill Stade, #535, 608-585-2431 • Mike Stade, responsible for loss or accidents. Settlement made before removing items. Conditions: Sold as #607, 920-699-4580 • Pete Stade, #2836, 920-674-3236 is, where is. Announcements made on auction day take precedence over printed material. Auction conducted by St. Louis Auctions LLC., 6728 Whitefish Lk. Rd., Three Lakes, WI The Bill 54562. PH.: 715-367-1668. R.W.A. Col. Rene’ Brass #424, Col. Robert St. Louis #450. STADE AUCTION CO. N1797 Co. Rd. K, Sharon, WI 53585-9723 • 262-736-4141 REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION The Final Chapter. Tribute to an Artist: Scott Bjorge SATURDAY, JULY 16, 2016 - 10:00 A.M. Fossils, Gems & Minerals (163 lots Finished & Rough), Location: 923 East Oak Street, Taylorville, IL Jewelry (114 lots), MonsterMarbleZ (13), Beads (23 lots) (From Cherokee, turn left onto Oak) Art Glass Spheres (20 lots), PEEPERS (44), Nina D. Blackburn: owner Antique Furniture, Lamps, Clocks & Collectable, Plus A Dichronic Glass (430 total lots) Full Line Of Household Items. See complete sale bill & photos at auctionzip (auctioneer ID# 24833). BID NOW ~ Ends 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, July 12, 2016 Real Estate to sell at 12:00 noon; For questions or private Shipping Available 10% Buyer’s fee & Terms see Details at: showing of real estate contact Earl Bailey @ 217-823-2693 Auctioneer’s note: This is a great collection of quality antique furniture and collectables. Auctioneers: Earl Bailey: (217)-879-2332 or 823-2693, Todd Bailey: 820-0352, Adam Bailey: 823-1583 Complete Auction Service: Real Estate, Farm Equipment, Personal Property...Your Place or Ours! Bailey Auction Service 3 Generations at work for you! (1966, 1985, 2013)
*XQ &ROOHFWLRQ EHLQJ 6ROG DW Does Your Auctioneer Advertise Here? 15 “A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique News It’s always fun to see what items have sold for. All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in Auction Action Antique News over the last 22 years. Eska Oliver 880 Diesel, This Frank Strey oversize brought $900 at an canvasback hen brought Aumann auction. a high bid of $1,200 at a Chuilli’s auction in 2009. Ertl Ford Commander 6000, sold for $850 at an Aumann auction. It took a surprising $370 bid to buy this 1950’s tableside pushbut- Civil War soldier photograph, ton jukebox at a back of card identifies him as Hack’s auction. “Tom Smith, Aunt Kate’s Husband”, sold for a high bid of $100 at a House in the Woods auction. Dobbie McInnes & Clyde Choice of this trio of vintage Wisconsin Astronomical Observatory canvasback decoys yielded an $800 bid at Clock sold for $57,500 at a Miller’s Auction Company. Tom Harris auction. It didn’t look like much, but this little Gustav Stickley pendant lamp with heart cut-outs saw interest from Civil War soldier/veteranarian coast-to-coast, and sold for a surpris- occupational shaving mug sold This near- ing $2,500 at a H.A.S. auction. for $8,500 at a W. Yoder auction. 6’ tall Case vertical neon sign was one of the many highlights of the sale, selling for $3,500 at Paul Auction Company. Commemorative Uzi pistol 1 of 100 in display case, $1350 at a Chuilli’s Sporting auction. This Fabulous Chumash Basket attributed to well known weaver Petro Pico, ca. 1880-1900, brought a bid of $14,600 at a Rainbow Traders auction. Pair of Andrew Clemens 8.5” bot- A Two-sided tles, only known mated Wurlitzer “bullnose” signs includ- Sweetheart bottles! The pair sold Model 1080, 78 RPM, ed this Drink Michelob example that sold for an amazing $22,000 at a W. works, c.1940's, VG orig cond w/orig for $3,100 at Paul Auction Company. 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We Reserve The Right To Reject Any Ad For more information visit: czechcollectors.org Auction Ads will not be accepted in the Classified Section 17 APPRAISING: THE KEY TO FAIR DIVORCE SETTLEMENTS will vary according to those needs. In this case, you are seeking a divorce-settlement apprais- al. However, definitions of value differ from state to state. Indeed, every major component of by David Federman the divorce-settlement appraisal, including the effective date, is regulated by law. Those laws vary by locality. Has a once-married friend ever told you they got a raw deal in their divorce settlement? At So never forget this: Appraisals are legal documents that must comply with laws governing the time, you probably chalked off their sour feelings to “sour grapes.” But now that you are their preparation. about to become, or thinking of becoming, an ex-spouse, do you suddenly fear the same fate? Most appraisers lack the mandatory legal knowledge and training to write divorce-settlement This time, you know the fear isn't just based on emotions; it's based on economics, too. What appraisals that adhere to prevailing law. It goes without staying that their ignorance can cost do you do to get a fair, rather than a raw, deal in your divorce settlement? their clients dearly. Let's review the steps of professional appraisal preparation. Start by finding a good lawyer--but then take one extra giant step. For those who are parting STEP 1: EVALUATION. Before one can assign a value to a piece of property, they must be ways to ensure an equitable division of marital property, find a professional appraiser. They are able to fully and accurately identify it. This first phase of an appraisal is called “evaluation.” If the key to fair divorce settlements. it is botched, determining the property's correct worth will be botched. Given the importance of a professionally prepared divorce settlement appraisal, you would STEP 2: VALUATION. After “evaluation” comes “valuation,” assigning a dollar-worth to the think there would be an abundance of professional appraisers and that it would be easy to find property that fulfills the client's needs. This requires training in valuation methodology. That one. Think again. The average person's chances of obtaining such a report are almost as slim training can only come in a classroom where accepted procedures and standardized techniques as their chances of winning the lottery. are taught. Worse, there is even less trustworthy information available about divorce-settlement Untrained appraisers usually treat value as an arbitrary or hypothetical concept. Often they appraisals. Take it from me. I've been writing about personal property appraising since 1982 will give seat-of-the-pants estimates of value based on their personal experience buying and when I wrote “The Seven Deadly Sins of Personal Property Appraising.” Needless to say, the selling. But value is far more concrete and composite, as well as factual and fluid. That's article stirred up a hornet's nest. Nevertheless, the information vacuum persisted. In 1993, I because it is a function of market activity requiring research of transacted prices for identical finally took matters into my own hands and wrote a book on the subject. Twenty-two years or comparable items. Value is based on knowledgeable sampling of markets not best-guess later, my book is long out of print and consumers are as much in the dark as before about the hunches about them. An appraisal offers a reasoned, researched opinion of value as of a given true nature of appraisals and appraisers. date (specified by law), supported by facts gathered in the appropriate marketplace. It's time to shed some light on the subject. But be warned, it's a harsh light. In short, appraising is an academic research and computation discipline requiring academic PERSONAL PROPERTY APPRAISING: A PRETENSE NOT A PROFESSION training. That makes it a profession, like accounting, where performance is taught and tested. Here's the lowdown about the scandalously high number of raw-deal divorce settlements: PICKING AN APPRAISER: RULES OF THE ROAD Personal property appraising is an unregulated profession. Indeed, it isn't even a profession. With so much riding on the appraiser's expertise and qualifications, you must conduct a job How could it be when anyone has the right to call themselves a personal property appraiser? search for an appraiser. Start by requesting and thoroughly examining a written professional You heard right. With little or no training and experience, any person can hang out a shingle as profile or resume of any job candidate. That means making sure it gives a verifiable history of a personal property appraiser. the appraiser's education and experience. This isn't the case with real estate appraisers. In the domain of buildings valuation, a person Many so-called professional profiles are designed to bamboozle and deceive. So watch out must be educated and tested-just like an attorney or a doctor. In the field of real estate, there is for an “alphabet soup” of titles, designations and affiliations. Find out what they mean and how no excuse allowed for the lack of formal, rigorous appraisal training. To lack such an education they were earned. Many designations have absolutely nothing to do with appraising. Even col- would be the equivalent of letting someone who drives an ambulance or is versed in first aid lege degrees are very often irrelevant to personal property appraising. The sad fact is this: few call themselves a doctor. colleges in America have degree programs in personal property appraising. So while college Alas, personal property appraising is another matter. Believe it or not, banks and mortgage degrees may be evidence of general intelligence, most are worthless as appraising credentials. companies that wouldn't dare allow an uncertified appraiser to put a value on a house will allow The same usually goes for certificates that prove attendance at seminars and conferences-- untrained hacks to put “values” on personal property accepted as backing for loans. If I told unless they relate directly to personal property appraising. Even then, these hardly prove in- you how many banks are sitting on worthless collateral because they accepted incompetent and depth training or eligibility to appraise property. inflated personal property appraisals by no-nothing appraisers, you would be horrified. Yet BEWARE OF QUACKS financial institutions do nothing to correct the situation. Don't ask me why. I've been puzzling Your search for a bona fide personal property appraiser may lead you to meetings with quacks. over this paradox for decades. Quacks are good at impressing prospective clients with supposed bona fides. Indeed, they Meanwhile, personal property appraisers who feel under no obligation to seek training and would be insulted if you called them fakes or phonies. A case in point: Patriot Paul Revere was testing by professional schools and associations, parade a number of meaningless credentials arguably the best silversmith of his time. But when business was bad, he doubled as a dentist, in front of clients seeking some basis for trusting their abilities and hiring them. Don't laugh, filling teeth with the silver he used to make bowls. but I have seen resumes for divorce-settlement appraisers that listed everything from Fine Arts Now ask yourself: Would you want your cavities filled by a silversmith? Of course not. degrees to membership in the 4-H Club as proof of skill and accreditation. Just citing such irrel- Well, neither would you want your marital property appraised by someone with no formal evancies shows profound ignorance about professional appraising by those who use them. This training valuing in it. is like having a tattoo artist say he is a doctor because he is versed in needle use. THE MYTH OF EXPERIENCE If you learn nothing else from this article, learn this: experience buying and selling the kinds Time may heal all wounds but it doesn't necessarily heal all heels. Most appraisal quacks have of property one appraises does not make that person an appraiser. Often people in the tumul- been plying their trade for decades and use years on the job as sole, or primary, proof of expert- tuous throes of a divorce will seek out auctioneers to appraise their marital property. They fig- ise. But doing something the wrong way for 25 years doesn't make it the right way. Your job is ure that no one will know the worth of their belongings better than someone who regularly sells to find out if the appraiser has been practicing the right or wrong way. items like it. This assumption is wrong and potentially ruinous. Many quack appraisers believe that experience alone makes them appraisers. As I said before, Unfortunately, the belief that experience liquidating marital property makes one an apprais- these tradesmen they will cite long experience buying and selling goods from marital estates as er is encouraged by auctioneers who believe their experience qualifies them to write divorce- proof of appraisal competence. It isn't. settlement appraisals. It doesn't. Auctions are only one type of market for the disposal of mar- Appraising is vastly different from putting a price tag on or frequently buying goods at an tial property. There are many others and an appraiser must be aware of them in order to deter- auction or a liquidation sale. Don't get sidetracked by false qualifications. Question each mine correct value. That's why calculating correct appraisal values for personal property takes appraiser about their aptitude and skill as appraisers. Don't allow yourself to be fooled into as much training as it does for valuing real estate. believing experience in sales of property is the same, or good, as appraising it. It isn't. In short, being an auctioneer doesn't make one an appraiser. When interviewing an appraiser, keep in mind that the quack is often a smooth talker who AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH A POUND OF CURE throws the prospective client off guard by using professional-sounding, but irrelevant, jargon. Many men and women cheated out of a fair divorce settlement by an unfair appraisal think they For example, beware talk about federal IRS definitions of “fair market value” in connection can take their grievances to court and get a more just settlement. And, in theory, there is always with divorce-settlement appraisals. Many ignorant appraisers use a one-definition-fits-all a second chance for fair play. However, it's a poor one. The fact is, it is hard to contest an approach to fair market value. In actuality, the IRS has three definitions. Ironically, none of appraisal once it has been completed. Worse, it is hard to realize that one has been the victim them are valid for divorce-settlement appraisals since divorces are handled on the state and not of appraiser incompetence and suffered financial harm due to them. You'll need to find an on the federal level. expert who can challenge and shred the content of a poor appraisal-as well as impeach the THE LITTLE MISTAKES THAT LEAD TO BIG LOSSES appraiser's abilities and credentials. Ignorance of the law leads appraisers to make many procedural and technical errors that inval- No, a good offense is your best defense against a raw-deal appraisal. So find the expert before idate their reports in the eyes of the law. Something as seemingly inconsequential as an “effec- the divorce is final--not after. A professional appraisal assures a fair shake the first time around. tive date” (the date as of which the value conclusions apply) can cost an appraisal its legitima- So the job of the ex-spouse is to find the right person right off the bat. That isn't as hard as it cy. Believe it or not, “effective dates” vary with the type of assignment. For an insurance casu- sounds--but only if you seek an appraiser with the same care and caution you would a surgeon. alty loss, it is the date of loss; for estate tax it's the date of death. And for a dissolution of mar- With a surgeon, your physical well-being is at stake; with a surgeon, your fiscal well-being is riage appraisal, there are 5 “effective dates” to choose from--none of them the commonly-used just as much at stake.. date of preparing the report. Whether you are selecting the appraiser or your attorney is recommending one to you, begin As you can see, an appraiser is a kind of paralegal. Indeed, in France, where appraisals are your search by asking for the appraiser's professional profile. As I said before, scrutinize close- considered binding legal documents, appraisers must take state examinations and be certified ly every credential. Make sure they have direct bearing on appraising. to practice their trade. American lawmakers are far more short-sightedness about the impor- Once you examine a resume, and are satisfied with the appraiser's qualifications, don't take tance of appraisals than their French counterparts. Consequently, you, the client, must give the appraiser's word for them. Vet the candidate by calling the associations to which they say appraisers the far-sighted examination they too often fail to receive. Your future and fortunes they belong and verifying their membership and any titles conferred by the group. If the depend on it. appraiser says he has a degree or diploma or has completed courses, check these claims, also. About the author: David Federman is a business journalist who has written extensively about SOME APPRAISAL BASICS personal property appraising. His book, “The Professional's Guide to Jewelry Insurance Put simply, appraising is putting a value on something. But the process of valuation is hardly Appraising,” published in 1993 by Vance Publishing Corp., was the first of its kind. simple. It is complex, determined by the needs of the client. The appraiser's value-conclusions 18 UPCOMING EVENTS Maquoketa, IA Huge Flea Market Antique & Collectible Show FLEA MARKET 9 Sunday, July 10th SUNDAY JACKSON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS JULY 10 RED WING HIGH SCHOOL Open 8 am to 2 pm EASTERN IOWA’S LARGEST SHOW 1475 S. Washburn, WITH 150 SELLERS! 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It will be held at the Eagle antiques dealers from the Northern Wisconsin Antique Also we are happy to announce River Derby Track Exposition Hall, located on Hwy 45 Dealers Association along with select guest dealers. The that Mary Lou’s Crystal Repair will again north of Eagle River Friday, Rotary Club and NWADA work very be joining us this year! You can bring August 5th, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM hard every year to provide a unique your damaged crystal, china, porcelain and Saturday, August 6th, from and quality antiques show that has or pottery with you to the show and 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. become a successful, anticipated have it repaired while you shop. This antique show is summer event. Top quality antique Mark your calendar now! sponsored by the Rotary Club dealers from Wisconsin will be Come out and help us celebrate our of Eagle River. This show is bringing their best56th year……the Rotary Club is a the longest running antique antiques……including many wonderful community organi- show in the Northwood’s and items they have saved zation and is deserving of the ONLYantique show up special just for this our support and apprecia- North entirely benefiting a Empire Milker Sign, tin litho, 13.5"X19.5", show. tion! A lot of good things service club’s community will be at Jim & Joan Walter booth, The Calamity An excellent happen in Eagle River every House of Campbellsport, WI. Ph: 920-533-8731. projects. All the proceeds selection of antique fur- year thanks to this fine organi- from this show, including all the fees collected at the niture in a wide variety of woods and styles zation, but none of This door, are used by the Rotary Club for their special com- will be available. You can also expect to find this can happen without 1960's munity projects. The Club yearly sponsors two $1000 fine antique and vintage costume jewelry; ster- your public support. Shakespeare ling silver flatware and hollowware; brass and The show also has freeSuper Necedah Model scholarships for local graduating seniors, sends 2 girls X-30 #50 Bow with annually to Badger Girls State, supports the local copper; ironstone; art pottery; elegant, depres- parking. Food and a full box of Bear Aluminum Cranberry Fest, Klondike Days and sponsors a “Warm sion & kitchen glassware; kitchen collectibles; bar will be available for Arrows, will be the Children” winter project. The Rotary also supports decorative lodge-look items; sports items; purchase from the Derby. at Jim & Joan Walter an ongoing Youth Exchange Program and holds a wine decoys; art; children’s toys & collectibles; vin- For questions or addition- booth, The Calamity tage textiles; art glass; al information call House of tasting event as another fund Campbellsport, WI. raiser in addition to the Military collectibles; and small (920)533-8731. Ph: 920-533-8731. primitives and country pieces at this Stevens Model 94, 22 Single Shot Wallhanger (Non-Firing), will be at Jim & Joan Walter booth, The Calamity House of Campbellsport, WI. Ph: 920-533-8731. Nice selection of Crocks will be at Jim & Joan Walter booth, The Calamity House of Campbellsport, WI. Ph: 920-533-8731 Be Sure To Check Out Our “ShOp ITemS fOr Sale” (with photos & prices) of featured Items fOr Sale from our antique mall and Shop advertisers www.auctionactionnews.com 22 Air conditioned comfort! All indoors! Sponsored by & benefiting the Eagle River Rotary Club Adults FREE 42nd Annual 56th Annual Eagle River $ 6.00 ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE Door County Longest Running Antique Show in The Northwoods! Kids under12 FRIDAY, AUGUST 5TH ~ 9-5 Antique & Vintage Market SATURDAY, AUGUST 6TH ~ 9-4 July 28, 29 & 30 – 10 to 5 Daily Featuring Professional Dealers from the Gibraltar School – Hwy 42 – Fish Creek, WI Northern Wisconsin Antique Dealers Association & Invited Guests 34 exceptional vendors with an incredible array of fine antiques Info: 920-533-8731 • Donation $5 • FREE PARKING Food & Full Bar available from the Derby and unique vintage items. Eagle River Derby Track Exposition Hall Highway 45 North, Eagle River, Wisconsin ***Mary Lou’s Crystal Repair will mend items while you shop!*** THE ORIGINAL OLMSTED COUNTY GOLD RUSH ANTIQUE SHOW and FLEA MARKET Special Guests: Cynthia Weston Design, Mary Lou’s Crystal Repair and Hippie Tom ROCHESTER, MN • FAIRGROUNDS l DEALER AUGUST 19, 20 & 21, 2016 SPACE America’s #1 Shopping Market Door County AVAILABLE 1400+ Dealers * 10 Bldgs * 52 Acres Antique & Vintage Market Buildings & Grounds Open 8am to 6pm Sponsored by the Sister Bay Lions Club to support the Leader Dogs for the Blind program. Free Admission/Parking $5 Find us on Facebook. For more info: 715-360-2669 507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700 • www.townsendantiqueshows.com Golf Collectors’ Society A Brief History The Golf Collectors Society is an international organization dedicated to preserving 5,4/. 42&&4 2*.$&4/. ! the treasures and traditions of the game of golf. Founded in 1970 by Robert Kuntz 0&. %"83 /523 and Joseph S.F. Murdoch, the organization today has over 1400 members from 15 78 9 9 different countries. The philosophy of the Society was and has always remained "a 7772*6&2$*48".4*15&-",,$/- not for profit fraternal organization that encourages members to visit, share infor- mation, and to establish friendships based on a common interest, the love of golf. Collecting the Game *&$& "7. /"+ (2*''*. %*.*.( 3&4 "%& #8 The GCS unites those who have a love for the game of golf and its artifacts. Members collect hickory shafted golf clubs, balls, books, tees, ceramics, silver, art, /).3/. : 30,*4 0&%&34", 7$&.4&2 ,&( programs, postcards, early golf magazines, and autographs to name just a few. If it /2*(*.", #/"2%3,&"6&3 /2*(*.", $)"*23 was used in the game of golf or portrays the game of golf, it's likely a GCS mem- '".4"34*$ )//%&% 3*%&#/"2% 2"2& ber collects it! )//%&% Society Members -*22/2&% 3&26&2 ,2 ! GCS members come from all walks of life. Tour and club pros, notable golf writers, the curators of the world's most prominent golf museums, the guy who lives down the block, all share in the same common interest - golf and the memorabilia associ- ated with it. Membership in the GCS brings many benefits. Each member receives a Membership Directory and our magazine, The Bulletin, which is published on a quarterly basis. It includes golf history, featured collections and collectors, book ;3 2&% 0"*.4&% reviews, unusual clubs and artifacts, and general news on Society doings. Members 34&0#"$+ $50#/"2% are also welcome to attend the frequent Regional Meetings held in every part of the 0".& (,"33 %//23 country, as well as the Annual Meeting, held yearly in the early fall. Annual Dues ! Dues are based on a calendar year and are: $60 for US residents, $65 for Canadians and $70 for international members. Visit http://www.golfcollectors.com for more information. 23 27th ANNUAL $% $ ! ANTIQUE & FLEA MARKET Sponsored by St Mary of the Hill Parish % !" % Sunday, July 31 • 7AM to 3PM $$$# ! " FREE ADMISSION & PARKING Flea Market is held on site at the beautiful Holy Hill grounds located approximately 20 miles northwest of Milwaukee. From intersection of 41/45 and 167 (Holy Hill Exit) GREAT ANTIQUE SHOW proceed west on 167 for 7 miles. Watch for Holy Hill signs. 250 Spaces • (10X30) for $30 .... Double space $60 IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN Vendors Call Walt Nencka 262-628-4326 or Pat Schulz 262-673-4045 MINOCQUA, WISCONSIN Experience a 50 year Celebrating fund-raising tradition # Antique Show # with family & friends or our 50th Y become a vendor as the Saturday, Sept. 3 • Sunday, Sept. 4 • 9 am - 4 pm “Treasure Hunt” continues ear! at Fireman’s Park! Lakeland High School in Minocqua, Wisconsin SUNDAY, JULY 17TH 1 block West of Jct. Hwy. 51 & Hwy 70 W SUNDAY, JULY 17TH Admission $5.00 Under 14 Free Gates open 6 AM to 2 PM • Free Admission ## Proceeds Partially Benefitting the Special Olympics # Cedarburg Firemen’s Park Concession Benefiting Lelyn Schmidt - born with Anophthalmaia # Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin QUALITY ANTIQUES DEALERS OFFERING Convenient & Adjacent Parking $10 • No Animals Allowed • Sponsored by Cedarburg Fire Department, Inc. Formal & Country Furniture, Folk & Fine Art, China, Silver, Vintage Toys, Dedicated volunteers serving the Community since 1866, Thank You Jewelry, Decoys, Sporting, Native American & Early Advertising. We can accommodate over 600 spaces filled with Quality Vendors of Antiques, Collectibles, Crafters, Attic/Basement Treasures, Toys, Rummage, Grandma’s Keepsakes, Garage Finds & Much More... northwoodsantiqueshows.com For more info: 262-377-8412 • email: [email protected] Dealer Inquires 906-250-1618 Future Dates: September 4, October 2 Antique & Appraisal School Celebrates Half-Century Milestone While not quite considered an “antique” just yet, the Asheford Institute of Antiques, a professional-level distance learning program on antiques, collectibles, and appraising, turned fifty this past week, mark- ing a milestone in antiques and appraising education, as the longest run- ning Institute of its kind. Although the school premiered its home-study program to the antique world in late 1965, it didn’t officially open its doors to students until 1966. “We’ve seen an awful lot of changes since our inception” said Peter Green, the Institute’s original founder. Green, who started the school based on the notion that there was a need for antique and apprais- al education, said he could hardly believe how the antique and apprais- al services market had grown over the past 50 years – “I can remember when antique stores were hard to find… now you can tap your phone and find virtually anything instantly!” For a FREE booklet During the 1980’s, Green’s son, Charles took over the day-to- mail coupon to: day operations of Asheford, and is the school’s current director. When ASHEFORD INSTITUTE asked what he thought represented the Institute’s high-water mark over OF ANTIQUES the past fifty-years, Green unabashedly responded that the introduction Asheford Director, Charles 981 Harbor Blvd. of the school’s new online e-Course earlier this year was a game-chang- Green Celebrating School’s er for antique and appraisal education in general. ”The e-Course allowed Ste. 3 50th Anniversary us to bring a half-century worth of teaching expertise to a new and Dept. 275AAAN39 expanded format,” said Green. “With the ability to use online interactive Destin, FL 32541-2525 multimedia for instruction, we’ve really been able to raise the bar in antiques and appraising education for our or call: students.” Green went on to say that although online instruction had obviously become the new norm, the “text- 1-877-444-4508 book” version would still be offered for a number of years to come. According to a press statement, as part of the school's year-long celebration, staff from the Institute will also participate in a traveling roadshow to commemorate the school's 50th anniversary. Plans reportedly include tours of major antique events and shows throughout North America, and will incorporate free appraisal clinics, business seminars and evaluations to mark the Institute’s anniversary. “We really want to give something back to our students and those interested in antiques,” said founder Peter Green, “It’s been a great privilege to teach so many… it’s just our way of saying thanks.” Exact dates for upcoming events have yet to be released, but are expected to be announced later this month according to school spokesperson, Pamela Drew. For readers seeking more information about the schools antiques and appraisal program, they can be contacted at: (877) 444-4508 or visit their web site at; www.asheford.com. You can also write to them at; the Asheford Institute of Antiques 981 Harbor Blvd., Suite 3, Dept. 275FA9 Destin, FL 32541- 2525, or at their Canadian office at; 131 Bloor Street West, Suite 200, Dept. 124FA9 Toronto, ON M5S 1R8. 24