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By Barbara Miller Beem Below: Did she, or didn’t she? Howard Chandler Christy’s . . .and then there were two. Standing 1925 figure of a nude as close as their cotillion-style gowns woman bore a strong would allow, anxiously clinging to each likeness to that year’s other. In just a few moments, one would Miss America. The be smiling through her tears, confident ensuing uproar was that she would be called upon if the instrumental in dis- other was unable to fulfill her duties. As rupting the pageant for the other, she would soon be crying for several years. despite her smile as the emcee belted out, “There she is, Miss America.” It didn’t start out like this. For that matter, it’s not like that anymore. But come Sept. 7, the Miss America Pageant will mark its 100th anniversary. And after a century of survival and change, this iconic ritual — or maybe the memo- ry of it — continues to hold a special place in the hearts of dedicated fans and collectors. “You have to remember that men were in charge,” said Vicki Gold Levi, speak- ing of the pageant’s beginnings. Hoping to extend the tourism season of Atlantic City, N.J., beyond Labor Day, business- Above: Among affordable items sought by Miss Above: By 1933, the pageant had grown to men built on the modest success of the America collectors are books written about the include “a night of merriment,” a “bather’s 1920 “Fall Frolic” and enlisted pretty pageant, as well as ones penned by former Miss revue,” and an “evening gown” competition, as girls for their “Inter-City Contest,” held Americas. The sparkly tiara, however, is consid- well as a “beauty ball” and a Boardwalk rolling on Sept. 7, 1921. ered priceless. chair parade. Representing Washington, D.C., was the crowd favorite, high school student That year, Bess Myerson, a concert pia- eant activities (in addition to being in models of its Margaret Gorman, a champion marble nist, became the first Jewish woman to the audience the night Phyllis George new cars with shooter who resembled Mary Pickford win the title; significantly, she was also was crowned). Nearly half a century “Miss America ‘’ with her long, curly hair. Deemed the the first to be awarded a scholarship. At later he began a project to archive the emblazoned on winner that year, Gorman returned to the following year’s pageant, Levi (whose participants in the Miss California pro- the roof. Addi- Atlantic City to defend her crown the father was the first chief photographer gram which led to his covetable collec- tionally, win- following year, not as “Miss Washing- for the coastal resort city) was onstage, tion of Miss America-related memorabil- ners came to ton,” but as “Miss America.” She lost. serving as a page. Her task was to help ia. lend their name and likeness to prod- But the annual Boardwalk event con- carry the train of Myerson’s velvet robe Stamper said his artifacts can be bro- ucts, including Kellogg’s, which featured tinued to grow as a curious public (“it was heavy”) as she made her last ken into two categories: things related to Vanessa Williams, Miss America 1984, watched from the sidelines, thanks to walk down the runway as Miss America. the competition, and those that are sou- on boxes of corn flakes. newsreels shown in movie theaters and The year 1954 is also notable in Miss venirs. Of the former, there are program Feature stories about Miss America coverage in popular magazines, includ- America history: Lee Merriweather was books from local and state competitions, have appeared in a variety of magazines, ing “Life.” Local pageants came to spon- crowned Miss America 1955, and, for the as well as the Miss America pageant from “Saturday Evening Post” and “Life” sor state representatives (but not before first time, the final night of the competi- itself. Publications instructing judges to “Rubberneck,” a magazine for U.S. Joan Blondell competed as “Miss Dallas” tion was broadcast on live television. The and auditors are of interest to those Marines; many times, the winners’ imag- and Cloris Leachman as “Miss Chica- following year, Bert Parks (“a nice guy,” tracking the changes in the competition es were used in advertisements, which go”). And other than during World War Levi noted) debuted as the host of the over the years, he said. Also, collectable are also collectable. II, Atlantic City’s Convention Hall Saturday night show; famously serenad- are informational documents that Charms and bracelets, pins and became home to the annual spectacle. ing the winner (“There She Is”). He con- instruct how to conduct a pageant, as watches: Miss America left her mark on The year 1945, however, was pivotal tinued in that role through 1979. well as tri-fold mailers used to sell tick- all of these, as well as board games and in the pageant’s history, as Levi Freeman Stamper was 12 years old ets. commemorative plates. Sayco produced explained, ushering in an era that would when Marilyn Van Derbur was crowned As for items falling into the souvenir Miss America dolls in 1956 (with 50 arguably become Miss America’s “Gold- Miss America in 1958. Years later, category, these would include postcards, wardrobe pieces) and again in 1957. en Age.” No longer just a beauty pag- Stamper fondly remembers his “first press photos, and ticket stubs. Over the Finally, several books have been written eant, the talent competition was added. Miss America.” Stamper has been to years, the pageant garnered several Atlantic City twice for the weeklong pag- sponsors: For a time, Oldsmobile released See Miss America on page 19

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SARASOTA, Fla. — There was magic in the air on June 12-13 when Sarasota Estate Auction held what they termed a two-day “co- lossal” Asian and fine arts. Perhaps the most enchanting lots were the 37 first edition Harry Potter books, which commanded impressive sums. A 1999 first London printing of J.K. Rowling’s third book, “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,” in its dust jacket, went for more than three times high estimates at $1,600. Another first edition copy of the same title sold for $1,200 on 22 bids. Yet another reached $950. There This calcite were 35 other Harry Potter volumes, ranging glass and from a 2005 first edition of “Harry Potter and Above: This oil was painted by Russian bronze Steuben the Half-Blood Prince” ($40) to a 1999 “Har- painter Mihail Chemiakin, born in Mos- chandelier, one of ry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” ($400). cow in 1943. He was part of the contro- two available, sold Perhaps it’s time to check your bookshelf! versial “non-conformist” art movement for $1,900. Day one consisted of 887 lots, with the day’s there and eventually exiled from the high bid going to a Stieff sterling service for U.S.S.R. It sold for $15,000. armoire, with provenance to the Vittadini es- 12. It contained salad forks, tea and cream tate, sold for its opening bid of $800. Two Chi- Above: 37 first edition Harry Potter books varied, plentiful, and sold across many price spoons, knives, shears and other dining uten- nese Terra-cotta guardian lamps — one a foo were available. A first-run, U.K. printing of points. At the high end, a 101 by 30-inch Chi- sils, in full measuring approximately 98 Troy dog roof tile, the other a monkey roof tile — “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azka- nese Ming-style silk scroll painting sold for ounces. Nine bids ran the price up from its sold for $700 and $650 respectively. ban” sold for an impressive $1,600. four times high estimates at $1,300 with over $750 opener to $1,900, well under metal con- Later came an impressive 25-inch Chinese two dozen bids. Another silk scroll, a watercol- tent value. the most unusual were the six free-blown glass carved jade hardstone ship. While needing or of a bird and blossoms sold similarly strong Also alluring were 19 walking sticks and pieces, each selling between $150 and $200. minor repair, it still sold for $300. From fur- at $950. canes. Several were silver-tipped and carved For those attracted by the Asian items, A black Chinoiserie decorated and gilded wood, getting anywhere from $50 to $225. Yet, the first day didn’t disappoint. The lots were See Sarasota Auction Page 4 Vintage stylists can find fun in Harley-Davidson parts “. . .and we’ll see the world through my year, he concluded, this a Harley.” Back in the day, whenever I heard Vintage Style good time to leave every- the twangy opening notes of “Motorcy- thing behind and enjoy cle Mama,” I would crank up the volume the freedom of the open on the AM radio of my 1970 Chevy Nova By road. and sing along. Now, nearly 50 years later Barbara Oh, one more thing (yikes!), I once again have that song stuck Beem in my head, thanks to the creative jewel- about “Motorcycle ry-making genius of Doug Heifetz. Mama,” featured on an album of the same name I met Doug, a rabbi-turned-silversmith tage magazine ads (suitable for framing), trading as “Lost & Forged,” a few years old H-D t-shirts (again, suitable for fram- and recorded by a group back, at the Baltimore Summer Antiques ing, if not for wearing), and souvenir pins called “Sailcat.” The song Show. In particular, his “silver ripple vin- and poker chips, patches and specialized was later covered by tage spoon earrings” caught my eye, but so license plates, all collectibles offered over Bjork, the Swedish sing- did several other innovative pieces of jewel- the years. And then there’s Barbie (the er best remembered for ry and home accessories that he had creat- doll), who in addition to her stints as prom wearing a “swan dress” ed, primarily from old pieces of silver flat- queen, astronaut, and zoo doctor, appears to the 2001 Oscar cere- ware. His mission? To produce “surprising to have hit the open road with Ken. transformations that make upcycling irre- Back to Doug, whose Harley-Davidson mony. In my mind, the sistible.” When it comes to vintage style, it jewelry is a bit more subtle, using gen- original is far superior. doesn’t get much better than this. uine salvaged motorcycle metal (fender All the same, Sailcat’s Over the years, we’ve stayed in touch, trim, complete with bold striping, as well rendition never made it to and I’ve followed along as he’s introduced as salvaged brass and copper rivets). Pair- #1. And when I checked Above: Although many see beauty in a Harley-Davidson, new lines. About two years ago, he started ing these bits with other metals, including with my daughter, who it’s hard to imagine that elegant jewelry could be made making jewelry from old motorcycle parts. salvaged brass and elegant rose gold, Doug knows about such things, from salvaged motorcycle pieces. Not from just any motorcycles, mind you, handcrafts what he describes as “sleek, she said that the original but bits and pieces of Harley-Davidsons. contemporary upcycled” cuff bracelets, ear- Right: When album has never passed I was reminded of this when I recently rings, and necklaces. Doug Heifetz heard of an antique dealer with a booth “Fender trim can be scratched up,” he her way. But I’m betting sees parts of in a gigantic mall who specializes in, you conceded, resulting in a look that is “some- if Harley riders got ahold a motorcycle, guessed it, all things Harley-Davidson. times gritty,” which can be a good thing, ac- of it, they’d frame the cov- he mental- Turns out that old biker jackets are rather cording to Doug, judging from his customer and hang it in a place ly envisions popular these days, even among those who ers’ reactions. Not surprisingly, riders and of honor. upcycled don’t ride. Inspired by the lyrics “We’ll get non-riders alike find these pieces visually Talk about a long and bracelets, matching jackets and helmets, too”? Prob- stunning. One customer in particular, an earrings, and winding road. . . but that’s ably not: The kids, too young to remember economist for the federal government, just necklaces. that one-hit wonder, just know cool old wanted to express another side of herself, another song for another stuff when they see it. he noted. day. On the other hand, I can imagine that For the record, neither Doug nor I are To learn more about Doug’s creations, go Harley-Davidson fans might seek out vin- riders, but we get it. And after the past to lostandforged.com.

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Day two brought another 697 lots, including many more Asian items such as a pair of rare 12-inch silver Burmese monumental relief-center bowls that reached $2,500 on a dozen bids. A 26-inch signed Qing Dynasty Above: Pan-Pacific art came from China, Japan, Thailand, and even the southern porcelain tile table screen featuring a land- Pacific like this collection of Aboriginal bark art. They sold for $1,500. scape, mounted in mahogany went for $2,000. Another signed Qing Dynasty tile table screen, Below: European furniture, like this impressive French-style Bombay chest with marble 22 inches tall with a sheepherder image went top, was prevalent across both auction days. It was acquired for $850. to $950. Showcased on day two were 48 lots of Steu- Above: This beautiful Edwardian inlaid ben glass, including chandeliers, lamps, and cabinet would be ideal in a period tableware. Taking top bid in the category at home. It sold for $950. $1,900 was a 24 by 48-inch pendant chandelier with calcite acid cut glass and bronze mounts. An inverted dome chandelier with engraved calcite glass and four painted brass arms went for $450. Day two also showcased plenty of additional art. Among the pieces was a huge 7-foot oil on canvas entitled “Pipa” by self-taught Russian painter Leonid Purygin (1951-1995) who was known for such large works. Starting price for the piece was $40,000; it closed at $42,000. Seventeen paintings by Russian-born “non-conformist” painter Mihail Chemiakin (b 1943) were offered. One, a 48-inch signed oil on canvas titled “Petrovschina,” dated 1987 after Chemiakin was forced to flee to the states, reached $15,000. Five other Chemiakin pieces sold from $500 to $1,900, while surprisingly 11 of the paintings were passed over. Good furniture was available on both days, much of it classical, like a 68-inch French-style bow-front curio cabinet, sold far more than es- timated at $1,300 on heavy bidding. A 73-inch tall mirrored Edwardian English satinwood inlaid cabinet with glass doors and two lower drawers sold for $950. Another French-style piece a 54-inch circa 1840 Bombay chest featuring a marble top took $850, falling just Above: Standing 26 inches tall, this Qing short of estimates. Dynasty porcelain tile table screen (one Bidders with modest budgets managed to of 3 available) attracted a $2,000 win- take home some impressive items. On the first ning bid. The other two sold for $950 and day, a 9-inch signed silver-plated trumpet vase $600. was won for just $10. Soon after, a pair of early 20th-century French carved side chairs went for $20. On day two, a pair of signed water- colors depicting gold rush scenes by California artist Junie Harp Hamblett (1902-1994) was grabbed for $10. A New Zealand Style “tiki” Left: statue by Sarasota sculptor and ceramicist Made of Frank Colson, with provenance to his estate, carved jade was picked up for $20. and other For more information visit Sarasotaesta- hardstone, teauction.com or call (941) 359-8700. this 25-inch Chinese Below: The 98 Troy ounces of silver in this sailing ship Stieff sterling service for 12 helped run the was won for price up to $1,900. $300. Right: 43 lots hailing from the Southamp- ton estate of Adrienne Vittadini & Gigi Vittadini were offered, including this Chi- noiserie decorated and gilded armoire that sold for $800. AntiqueWeek DEADLINES Issue Dates Deadline August 17th Wednesday, August 11th 4:30 PM EST August 24th Wednesday, August 18th 4:30 PM EST August 31st Wednesday, August 25th 4:30 PM EST Call today 1-800-876-5133 to place your ad August 10, 2021 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 5 Silver-plated baby cup has little secondary market value I have a small baby cup. The mark on the a pair of matching lamps atop them. 18/8 stainless steel is composed of 18 per- Q bottom is a semi-circle arch resting on RINKER ON Bernie and Rena Stein established Reglor of Cal- A cent chromium and 8 percent nickel. A a bar. “WILCOX S. P. CO” is inside the semi-cir- ifornia in 1947. The name is a combination of Rena 304-grade stainless contains no more than 0.8 per- cle arch. “INTERNATIONAL S. CO.” is inside the COLLECTIBLES and Gloria, her cousin. The Reglor factory was in cent carbon and at least 50 percent iron. 18/8 and bottom bar. In the center are four squares with the Montebello, Calif. Oscar Vega, a production assis- 18/10 are the most common grades of stainless steel initials “E,” P,” “N,” and “S.” Beneath this mark is BY tant, designed most of the lamps. Reglor’s distinc- used for food preparation and dining. The important a raised letter mark for “W. M. MOUNT” beneath tive shades were made in house. consideration is that stainless steel does not contain which is an impressed “76.” The body of the cup is HARRY L. The most common and most eagerly sought Re- precious metals. Stainless steel has no secondary plain. The handle is a reverse “D” shaped. The cup RINKER glor lamps are those featuring a male and female market melt value. is 2 ¾ inches high and about the same width. It is pair. Admittedly, the mere presence of the Reglor There is no secondary market value difference heavily used. What can you tell me about the cup? the cup you own. The “W. M. Mount” mark began name adds a perceived value to the lamps from a in respect to where the stainless pattern flatware as a mystery. Wilcox most certainly did not offer to designer’s or modernist collector’s perspective. is made. Most guests are not going to pick up the cast the name of the baby in the bottom of a cup. An internet search did not result in my finding flatware and look to see who made it and what com- This was not cost effective. A quick internet search any comparable Reglor lamps, albeit I did find over position it is. I am an exception, so you are safe as revealed many silver-plated pieces with a W. M. a dozen listings for Reglor figural standard lamps. long as you do not invite me to dinner. Mount mark. I suspect W. M. Mount was a whole- As one of a broken pair but still having an element My recommendation is set a price above which saler who contracted with International / Wilcox of modernist pizzazz, a fair secondary market value you will not pay when consider whether to purchase Silver Plate to produce pieces to be sold exclusively for you lamp is between $50 and $65. a five-piece set. I checked Worthpoint.com’s Wortho- by him. I have a ribbed body, Federal-style ceramic pedia. A good price appears to be between $30 and What does all the above mean in terms of second- Q teapot made by Copeland Spode, England. $35 per set. ary market value? Your baby cup has little to no val- You must have a large dining room table if a ser- ue. Silver plated coffee and tea pots, cups, and vases vice for 14 is not sufficient. are referred to as “dried flower holders” by most in- Harry L. Rinker welcomes questions from Dorothy T. Rainwater’s & Judy Redfield’s dividuals in the trade. Do not consider re-plating the readers about collectibles, those mass-produced A “Encyclopedia of American Silver Manu- baby cup unless it has a strong family connection. items from the twentieth and twenty-first facturers, Revised Fourth Edition,” published by The cost will far exceed the secondary market value centuries. Selected letters will be answered in Schiffer Publishing in 1998, is my starting point of the re-plated cup. this column. Harry cannot provide personal when researching American Silver manufacturers. You have a conversation piece. Given the infor- answers. Photos and other material submitted Aaron Collins, Hezekiah Miller, Charles Park- mation I have provided, you now can talk about cannot be returned. Send your questions to: er, Horace Wilcox, Jedediah Wilcox, and others your baby cup, should anyone ask, like an expert. Rinker on Collectibles, 5955 Mill Point Court founded the Wilcox Britannia Company of Meriden, I recently acquired a 1950s table lamp. SE, Kentwood, MI 49512. You also can e-mail Conn., in 1865. The company made hollowware. In Q “Regent / © Reglor” is impressed into the The white ground has a flower design on the body. It your questions to [email protected]. Only 1867, the company name was changed to Wilcox base near the exit hole for the cord. The urn stan- is 100 years old, and does it have any value? e-mails containing a full name and mailing ad- Silver Plate Co. The Wilcox Silver Plate Company dard is a white ground with a dark tapestry-like Copeland and Spode introduced the mark dress will be considered. became part of International Silver in 1898. band around its center. The bottom of the stepped A on your teapot in 1891 and used it for sev- International Silver continued to use the Wilcox base repeats the motif. The lamp is 50 inches high eral decades into the 20th century. Judging from the Silver Plate Company brand. In 1921, International decorative motif, I date the teapot in the 1920s or introduced the half circle trademark. It was regis- 1930s. If it was made in the early 1920s, then it is tered in 1923. The Meriden plant was closed in 1941 100 years old or approaching this age. because of the metal shortage created by wartime If age equated to value in the antiques and col- needs. When the war ended, International trans- lectibles field, we would all be rich. The marketplace LARGE AUCTION ferred production of Wilcox pieces to its other fac- determines value, not age. The market for utilitar- SAT., AUG. 14 @ 10 AM tories. The Meriden plant never reopened. In 1961, ian household teapots, even when made by a high- LOCATION: Gorrell Bros. Auction Facility Wilcox Silver Plate became Webster-Wilcox. end ceramic manufacturer, is weak. The Golden 1201 N. Williams St., PAULDING, OH The initials EPNS are short for electroplated Age of teapot collecting occurred in the middle of the Antiques - Collectibles - Furniture - Tools nickel silver. This means the base metal of your 20th century. Advertising ... hundreds of comic books ... vintage electronics... 40+ cookie jars ... Large amount of glassware incl. baby cup is a non-precious metal. Base metals As a result, your Copeland Spode teapot has a some Carnival, Jewell Tea, Fenton, Westmoreland, etc., ranged from Britannia, a combination of tin (93 per- secondary market value between $20 and $30 and is etc, etc... Vintage oil & electrical lights & lamps & related cent), antimony (5 percent), and copper (2 percent), a tough sell at these prices. My advice is to heat up ... Old Bottles, Tins, Canning Jars, Related ... Toys & Re- lated incl. GI joe, Marx Elec. Robot & Son ... Space Scout to primarily copper. As a result, your cup has no some water, brew a pot of loose-leaf tea, and enjoy. in Box ... Vintage Scouting ... Postcards ... Records, Tapes, melt value in terms of precious metal. By the way, do not forget to heat up the pot first Etc... Toy Clickers ... Vintage games incl. poker items & puzzles & paper items ... StereoViewers & Views ... Pictures The cup was silver plated, meaning a miniscule before inserting the tea and brewing water. & Photos ... Dish Sets ... Decorator & Collector Plates & plating of silver covers the base metal. The quali- I have two different brands of 18/8 stain- Bowls ... Knives ... Military Uniform ... Many old kitchen ty of the plating varied. Double plating meant two less steel flatware, each set consisting items, primtives, etc... Costume Jewelry ... Crocks, jugs, Q pottery & related ... Multiple & Varied Figurines & Related coats, triple plate three, and quadruple plate four. of 14 five-piece plate settings. The first pattern is incl. Precious Moments, Boyd Bears, etc., etc... Precious It is most likely your baby cup had one coating, at Gorham’s Golden Ribbon Edge, the second Reed Moments Dolls ... Banks ... still unboxing w/more surprises everyday ... 2008 Chevy HHR; odometer reads 176,023 mi. best two. and Barton’s French Countryside. Both sets were from Pauline Sledge Estate, Pldg. Co. Probate Crt. Case The problem with plating is that when the cup purchased in 1998 via my bridal registry at Macy’s 20211029 ... Online & on-site bidding for most lots of glass- is cleaned with a silver polish, the polish removes a and Bullock’s Department Stores. I want to ac- ware & collectibles ... On-site bidding for car, lawn & garden & furniture ... View photos at Auction Zip or our website at thin layer of silver each time polishing occurs. Zeal- and retains its period lamp shade. I think the lamp quire some additional pieces. Most of my pieces are www.gorrellbros-paulding.com ... Terms: Cash, Approved ous cleaning often removes all the silver plating. is stunning. Any input would be appreciated. stamped 18/8 Japan and a few 18/8 Korea. Should Check, VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card. Sellers: Tom Based on the pictures that accompanied your email, I expect to pay more for one marking over the oth- Hitt Family (Tom was an avid collector for many, many You own a very chic 1950s semi-Modernist years), & Joe W. Hale Estate, Pldg. Probate Crt. Case it appears that the plating has been worn off your A lamp. 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• Extraordinary Antiques and Decorative Arts in Numerous MOVING AUCTION Categories • A Monumental Nutcracker Collection – Sold as a Collection Lots Begin to Close • American and Continental Furniture and Decorative Arts • High Grade Shotguns and Edged Weapons @ 6 pm on 8/11 • Period American Furniture Preview: 2-6 pm on 8/10 • Classic Cars • Coin-Op and Slot Machines Pick Up: 8:30 am-4:30 pm on 8/14 • Much, Much More both Cataloged and Uncatalogued Items Located @ 865 Vandalia Rd., Guns and Automobiles Sell First and Without Reserve. Morgantown, WV Antiques, Collectibles, Household Items and more belonging to Mr. Tom Vandlandingham of Morgantown FEATURED ITEM: ‘97 Cadillac Deville w/99k Miles Quality Antique Furniture Decorated Stoneware & Sterling Pieces Lots of Royal Dalton, Capo di Monte, Roseville A Very Fine Missouri War Axe Pipe Tomahawk Variety of Hand-Woven with Square-Shafted Tack with Gold Wire Oriental Rugs Handle Decoration Inlaid Head AND MUCH MUCH MORE!! WV 212 Lone Jack, Missouri TERMS: 15% BP. Full www.joerpyleauctions.com 816.697.3830 terms online. 304-592-6000 SoulisAuctions.com

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One of the most sought after and interesting cameras /radios ever manufac- tured is the Air King A-410 Radio-Camera. Manufac- tured by Air King Products Company of Brooklyn, N.Y., the A-410 was made of wood with a red imitation snake- skin covering. The camera part had a 50 mm single Prota menis- cus lens, and the shutter was spring powered with Air King A-410 capping plate. The focus on with original box. the camera was fixed, and it used 828 roll-film. The radio on the A-410 was a four tube superhet- may be nearly impossible to find today, erodyne with a frequency range of 540 – are the IR5, IT4, IS5, and the 3Q4. The 1600 Kilocycles. The four tubes, which radio was battery powered so it worked as a transistor radio. The A-410 was made in America, and the radio/camera pictured here A-410 camera lens is along with the original box revealed by dropping front cover. was mailed to White Radio Company of Little Rock, Ark. The serial number on the box is 7164, indicating diomuseum.org indicates, “We believe The Air King A-410 Radio-Camera that 1000s of the A-410 ra- that Air King Products did not manu- is highly sought after by collectors of dio/cameras were manufac- facture radios before 1932. This poses both radios and cameras. One sold at tured. an interesting problem that no histo- auction in June 2015 for $746, but in The box presents a mys- rian seems able to answer, especially mint condition, an A-410 is valued at tery since the manufactur- since “Air King” is not mentioned in $1,200, making them worth searching ing date on the box states Alan Douglas’ book Radio Manufactur- for at flea markets and estate sales. “1920.” The website for Ra- ers of the 1920s. Left: Inside of Air King A-410 showing the radio’s tubes and the machine’s schemat- ic drawing. Cover shown is for ANTIQUES & FIREARMS AUCTION camera. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 2021 • 10:00 AM AMERICAN LEGION HOME, MT. PULASKI, IL 62548 Mark & Mary McGee have sold their home and have no need for the below listed items. COLLECTIBLE AUCTION FIREARMS & RELATED: -Pistols & Revolvers- Smith & Wes- son 38 caliber revolver, S#99357; Ruger Vaquer 44 Mag, S#SS- SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 2021 @ 9:00 AM 46790; Dan Wesson 44 Mag, Stainless 7” barrel, S#SBoo8486; Doors open at 8:00 AM Sig Sauer 45 ACP model P220, auto, S#G209237, w/2 clips; H & R Arms Model 922 22 cal., L65084, 6” barrel; Smith & Wesson KIRBY LYONS AUCTION FACILITY, 5317 SEBRING-WARNER RD. 38 Special, S#C87231; Colt 45 Government Model, S#C141591; BUILDING #2 (THE WHITE BUILDING) Dan Wesson Arms 357 Magnum revolver, S#151703; Ruger Va- GREENVILLE, OHIO quer 44 Mag, 4.5” barrel, S#58-68223; Browning Arms Co, 38 auto, 9mm, short, BOA-380, S#425PM 01354; Colt 38 Special, 2” PREVIEW ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 13TH FROM 12:00 PM TO 5:00 PM barrel, S#C11357; Q B & S, 4” barrels, #42732; CCCP, S#B51667, 1940, 9mm?; Ruger Mark II, Competition Target Model, 22 LR, Directions: Approx. 30 miles NORTH of Dayton, Ohio. From auto, S#218-30201; Ruger 22 LR, Mark I, auto, S#14-01597, the intersection of S.R. 49 and U.S. 127 Bypass, take U.S. 127 w/2 clips; Crosman Co2-22 cal. air pistol; -Long Guns- Marlin 44 NORTH approx. ¼ mile to Sebring-Warner Road to auction site. Remington Mag, Model 1894, lever action, S#21029486; Sturm (WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS ON SALE DAY) Ruger 223 Mini 14, S#182-61667, w/Tasco 3x22 scope; Henry Repeating Arms Co 22 Mag, lever action, S#GB000908M; Ruger 40+ VINTAGE SEED CORN ADVERTISING SIGNS – 40+ 10-22 LR, S#236-39815; Ruger 10-22 22 LR, thumb hole stock, CLOTH SEED CORN SACKS – VINTAGE S#114-69081, w/Tasco 3-12x40 scope; Remington Arms 22 cal, FISHING EQUIPMENT – (12) VINTAGE exposed hammer hex barrel, S#26468; R. Koon Inc 410 “Snake BOAT MOTORS – ANTIQUES & COLLECT- Charmer”, S345598; Marlin Model 1895 CB, 45-70 Government, IBLES – SEED CORN COLLECTIBLES lever action, S#99128344; Winchester Model 52 22 KR, bolt action, S#13980; Winchester Model 97 12 ga. pump, full choke, FRANK HARLOW, OWNER S#726423; 303 cal. rifle, shipped from overseas in the 50’s still ESTATE OF ROBERT NIXON wrapped in Cosmoline & paper. Steven Nixon, Executor SHOP EQUIPMENT: Tradesmith compound miter saw; DeWALT reciprocating saw; Black & Decker circular saw; Bosch 10” ta- John Marchal, Attorney ble saw on TS 3000 stand; (2) Dremels; brad & frame nailers; Case # 2021-1-093 heavy-duty battery charger; 8” bench mount drill press; small Stack-On toolbox; painter’s scaffold. TOOLS: Levels; hand wrenches; socket sets; handsaws; bench clamps, c-clamps; 1-ton floor jack; Ramset. CHINA, GLASSWARE, PORCELAIN: Several RS Prussia pieces in good condition; 20 misc. pcs. Bavarian, Germany & Austria hand-painted bowls, plates and celery; Fostoria green wine gob- lets; several porcelain invalid feeders; porcelain hair receivers; milk glass; (10) Quail Creek game bird plates; plate collection; Sleepy Eye bird pitcher; white ironstone - Wm. Adams & Son. FARM PRIMITIVES: Double bit axe; scale weight; walking plow; galvanized washtub; copper kettle; (12) cloth Pioneer seed sacks; 1- & 2-gallon crock jars & jugs; crock canning jars; blue rim gran- iteware tub; kraut cutter; milk can; cream can; 30” single side Dekalb wing ear sign - Masonite; wood egg crate. MISCELLANEOUS: Big Dog 17hp zero turn mower w/46” deck; Stihl blower & string trimmers; (2) Toro electric leaf blowers; 10’x10’ pop up canopy; (3) corn knives; 4’ & 6’ fiberglass stepladders; folding aluminum ladders; several unopened boxes of wood laminate floor; several unopened boxes of 12”x12” floor tile; light fixtures; Cannon • ALL items must be paid for the day of auction. & Minolta 35mm cameras w/extra lenses; new brass door hinges. • ALL items are sold AS-IS. • We must collect Sales Tax MARK & MARY McGEE, OWNERS • TERMS: Cash or Good Check with Proper Photo ID; Visa / MC / Discover accepted with a 3% Clerk Fee added. • Visit us online @ www.auctionzip.com and enter USER ID #8673 for photos and information. • Great food available from Stewarts Southern BBQ! Mike Maske Auction Service • REMEMBER: +++Never, Ever a Buyer’s (Penalty) Premium at our Auc- (937) 316-8400 tions…What You Bid Is What You Pay! We work for our sellers, we Kirby Lyons - Auctioneer 119 S. Lafayette St., Mt. 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This will be a fantastic selection of quality antiques and man bisque sleepy eye dolls and other Victorian period items. Wedgwood rare pieces, Large set Blue Danube china. Glass- items that we have had to sit on since last year when Covid Country and primitive items: Wonderful early paint 2-door ware: Carnival, cut crystal, early pattern, Fenton lamps, Silver hit. We are very excited to bring this line up to you for pub- slat cupboard, baskets, blue decorated crock, New York L W dollars & coins; Time capsule type items; Retro/Deco; Adver- lic auction. Please continue to check the website for updat- Farrington whiskey crock jug, Painted wood bowl, coffee tising including incredible 2 sided porcelain Moores & Ross ed listing and several pictures in the days to come. Many grinder, early canning jars, LOTS of glass label apothecary Confections hanging sign; Vintage Coca-Cola portable cooler; higher end estate items that are all over the board! Lots of jars, 2 HUGE drug store/pharmaceutical counter jars, Early Hand-painted glass movie slides; Quality Oriental rugs; Case Victorian Era pieces: HUGE beautiful cylinder roll desk/ Doctor’s stethoscope, quilts, tobacco fl ag quilt, barn fi nds; XX & pocketknife collection (to be sold in a second ring start- secretary, Marble-top dresser with matching high-back bed, Set of nautical anchor endirons, artwork. Mid Century Mod- ing at 2:15); straight razors; Zippo lighters; old tins; Period Dining room marble-top sideboard and rare Victorian style ern: Huge 4 piece picture signed Salvador Dali, Bar signs, candle/ lap table & Windsor chair with old fi nish; Several an- dining room table with several leaves, ornate spindled shelf, Beulah Park (Grove City Ohio) vintage betting game, glass tique clocks: Ornate Stowell chime shelf clock; New Haven Victorian chairs, Highly carved marble-top stand, ornate head board, tobacco items, rolling vintage ashtray. Rare pot- banjo clock; Tall case clock; Heavy fi gural iron Ansonia shelf wicker rocker; LARGE red clay Victorian Lady bust, or- tery and porcelain: Weller, Rookwood vase, Several pieces clock; Early apothecary and medical fi nds; crocks; Civil War nate silver-plate serving items, wall and shelf clocks, fi gur- retro Hall serving pieces including rare Aladdin teapots & era gun; Original fi nish-as found furnishings; Musical instru- als, Magic lantern oil projector with original wood box and other hard-to-fi nd pieces; VERY early hand painted Thoune ments including banjo, accordian, trumpet, clarinet, & fl ute; glass slides, Wallace Nutting and Icart prints & other framed charger plate, Early Italian center bowl, Gold Scheiderer But- Original Beatles trading cards; and so much more as found prints; KLM hand painted framed porcelain tile; 2 large Ger- terfl y lady fi gurine, RARE Rozane vase, Herrend porcelain; items...too much to list!...Something for everyone!

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Above: A 1975 collector plate.

Right: “Who’ll take her place?” Enthu- siasm for Miss America grew quickly, as seen from this copy of the “Atlantic City Boardwalk Illustrated News” (including the “Official Pageant Pro- gramme”). It is dated September 1, 1924. Page 20 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM August 10, 2021

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