Olmsted County Fairgrounds Hosts 41St Annual August Gold Rush Antique Show & Market the Self Weighing Shot Case from Simmons

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October 16, 2013 Vol. 19 No. 13 News Periodical Mailed on October 10 The Self Weighing Shot Case from Simmons Hardware sells for $5,700 at Fantastic 3 Day Event in Missouri

Article & photos by Simmons & Co. Auctioneers Simmons & Co. Auctioneers recently held an incredible three day auction featuring Keen Kutter collectible items. These pieces were from the amazing lifetime collection of Mr. Paul Keener. The auction was held September 19, 20 & 21 at the Ray Co. Veterans Building in Richmond, MO. Continued on page 9

Wooden friction box Gibson turkey call; Simmons Hardware Co. St. Louis sole Very unique counter top display case, Store fixture; oak; the self weighing shot agents. It is extremely rare and Simmons Hardwe Co. Saint Louis; case; pat’d may 10; 1881; Simmons very desirable. This is the holy grail of turkey calls. The Gibson call celebrated razors; covered in red velvet; Hardware Co. Agents. this is a rare; rare is the earliest patented friction box call . glass lift top lid, Plus 12 beautiful piece. Wonderful condition. Used to measure A Simmons Hardware-Gibson is a double bonus. $3,000. straight razors. $3,600. out individual purchase of shot. $5,700. Olmsted County Fairgrounds Hosts 41st Annual August Gold Rush Antique Show & Market

Article & photos by Brian Maloney August 16th through the 18th were important dates in Rochester, Minnesota, for they marked the weekend of the massive Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Show & Flea Market. Now in its forty-first season, Gold Rush fills the 52-acre Olmstead County Fairgrounds with antiques and collectibles - always with well over 1,000 dealers. Show promoters Richard & Kay Townsend have been running Gold Rush for the past twenty-plus seasons, but have a much-longer association with the venerable event. They were among the dozen-or-so dealers at the very first Gold Rush Show way back in the early 1970’s! Continued on pages 6, 7 & 8 Early pressed-tin Mc Lellan’s Special Delivery truck in great original condition, from Mad Cat Antiques & Collectibles - $625. 319-235-8866

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Although the show got started in the nearby town of Oronoco, for many years it has made its home in Rochester. The town is best known, of course, for its world famous Mayo Clinic. Founded in the 1880’s by Dr. William W. Mayo after the great tornado of 1883 destroyed much of the town and wounded thousands, the Mayo Clinic is today among the largest and most well-respected medical facilities in the world. Many famous people from around the world, including former Presidents George H.W. Bush, Gerald Ford, and Ronald Reagan have visited Rochester as patients of the Mayo Clinic. The city of around 100,000 citizens is now centered around the clinic. Be sure to Mad Cat Antiques & Collectibles visit its unique downtown shopping district, with overhead skyways and underground brought some choice pedal tractors, walkways (known as subways) where shoppers can access most businesses in climate including not one, but two early controlled comfort year-round. Inland Mfg. belt-drive models priced And in its two generations years of operation, the Olmsted County Gold Rush at only $300 each. 319-235-8866 Antique Show & Flea Market has gained fame of its own. From humble beginnings back in the 1970’s, the show has now grown into one of the largest indoor/outdoor Period toy high- antiques events anywhere - with well over 1,000 dealers from around the U.S. and lights at D & R Canada setting up for both of the scheduled summer shows. Antiques included Show promoters Richard and Kay Townsend have been in the antiques business for this well-loved much of their lives. “We know what it's like to be an antiques dealer” said Richard, Victorian hobby “Kay and me were dealers at the very first Gold Rush Show forty-one years ago. But horse ($435) now that we’re running the event, we’re here to serve the dealers. We try to make their and novelty stay here as trouble-free as possible. Many stay at the dealer’s campground adjacent mechanical to the show, complete with full hook-ups and other amenities.” cast iron Richard navigates the 52-acre fairgrounds by golf cart, and knows hundreds of the bank appro- dealers by name. They come from as far away as Texas, Arkansas, even Canada. “In priately named some of the buildings, nearly every dealer has had occupied the very same spot since “Novelty Bank” we took over the show more than twenty years ago,” Richard told me. “I’m sure that right on front - $355. 217-690-5547 the good attendance has a lot to do with the loyalty of the dealers. We’ll often draw over 40,000 shoppers over the course of a weekend, and have had more than 30,000 folks come on a single day.” Admission is always free, and parking only $5. And although Saturday and Sunday are the most popular days to visit the Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Show & Market, everyone is welcome on Friday - set-up day - to shop as the booths take shape. You may find some early bargains then, but Richard said to be sure to come back on Saturday or Sunday as well, to see what the late-arriving dealers have to offer. It may be called an ‘antique show & flea market,’ but the show is unquestionably You’ll find many hobby dealers here you geared towards antiques and collectibles. “It’s probably 90% old stuff here at the won’t anywhere else, like this local vendor show” said Richard. “You can find items ranging from 5-cents to $50,000 - whatever that brought a wonderful selection of beer, soft drink, and petroleum advertising your tastes and pocketbook can handle.” of all sorts. And if you missed the August edition of the Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Show & Flea Market, there are three more great Townsend Promotions antiques events coming up this fall. Their Cedar Rapids Antique Show is right around the corner, happening at the Hawkeye Downs Expo Center on October 11th through the 13th. And the antiquing fun continues indoors at Rochester’s Mayo Civic Center with Townsend Flea Markets on November 17th and December 15th. For more information about all of their events, Townsend Promotions can be con- tacted by phone at 641-832-2700, or through their website www.townsendshows.com. And as always, keep an eye out for all of Townsend Promotion’s upcoming events in the Auction Action Antique News!

Two advertising stand- outs from Sarah’s Uniques and Jim’s Mantiques: the colorful Makomb poultry feeder At Mad Cat priced at $40, the set of Antiques & Collectibles, Marx 24” “Chevrolet” let- I found this jumbo vintage Campus Cuties plastic figures ($15 ters from a La Crosse traffic signal at Jim’s each) mill around a Steelcraft closed-cab Army Truck, asking price $600. Want dealership at $750. Mantiques, works great & only the open-cab version? Mad Cat had that too, price tag $750. 319-235-8866 507-272-2134 $110. 507-272-2134 Continued on page 8 7

Mid Century is always in style at 29 Palms, The Collectors Oasis, with choices like this floral rattan sectional priced at $900. 815-721-0554 Jim & Sarah Kieffer of Sarah’s Uniques and Terry Rouder’s Enuff Jim’s Mantiques with a stylish vintage kitchen Stuff brought just that, like cabinet, asking price $775. 507-272-2134 this pristine maple & leatherette dining suite ($425) and trio The extensive of industrial design steel stools priced at $55. 319-290-6090 inventory of vintage Two period porce- lighting at 29 Palms lain included a classic tankards Moss acrylic lamp, from Arkay this a floor model Antiques: also with original the Nippon shade and priced at scenic version $375. priced at $345, the 815-721-0554 gilt Pickard at There was flow blue and $325. 651-698-2194 art glass to last a lifetime at Acres Antiques, plus vintage art pottery including this Van Briggle table lamp with original butterfly shade - $245. 507-530-3411

Two framed period fashion lithos from J. B. Picture Framing Studio: the demure J. Knowles Hare example priced at $329, the risqué Rolf Armstrong “The Winner” at $450. 763-242-2244

Three back-bar beer displays from Yesterday’s Memories: the Burger Beer example priced at $175, the Blatz waiter with mugs at $135, and the cast-metal Blatz Barrel Guy at $250. 262-352-2335

You never know quite what you’ll find at Iowa’s G.T. Joe Weinbeck’s J. B. Picture Framing Studio Antiques, from came with a huge array of framed art from a 40” tall 1960s every era - my favorite this unusual 1947 Mickey Mouse Hedy Lamarr pin-up lithograph, price tag figure ($395) to $149. 763-242-2244 a baby quilt made The scene is from tiny Dutch, but the squares – plate is measuring Nippon, from Toys and advertising are the 42” x 42” Arkay focus at Yesterday’s Memories, where I and priced at Antiques, found this Japanese Mexicali Pete bat- $115. asking price tery-operated toy ($225) and vintage 563-332- $225. Welcome to A&P! porcelain sign - 7008 651-698-2194 $695. 262-352-2335 8 Continued from pages 6 & 7

My educational model favorite of the show? This Trippensee Planetarium Company solar system model from Hitman Antiques - $1,850. 815-498-3959

Terry Scanlon of G.T. Chicago’s Hitman Antiques brought their usual selection of Antiques models a vintage fine antiques, plus funky finds like these 1960s “hand” chairs Pepsi-Cola stadium tote, ask- priced at only $165 each. 815-498-3959 ing price $185. 563-332-7008

A trio of tiny streamlined vintage desk From Hitman Antiques, a 40” folk art model fans from Frank’s Specialties, priced Noted art glass collector Steve steamship made from sheet metal & wood - from $145. 929-858-9122 Morrow was on hand, bringing $650. 815-498-3959 Build your morals with these framed exquisite pieces like this 11” 1936 Character-Culture-Citizenship Nailsea fairy lamp. 641-777-8786 Guides from Orwig Antiques, with themes including “Be a Good Loser,” and “Let’s Finish the Job,” priced at $49 each. 260-281-2669 Colorful (and working!) vintage telephones from Jerry Grandbois included this yellow 1960s Automatic Electric Space Saver model, priced at $69. 507- 932-3398 Now here’s a vendor that’s hard to Shoppers found surprises around every miss! Steve Cordes always brings his corner at Orwig Antiques, from a stack of massive Hummel figurine collection Jerry Grandbois have been bringing his huge selec- Sanitary Bottling Works crates ($48.50) (from 1935 to the present) to each tion of restored vintage telephones here for twenty each, to this great jockey weigh-in stool, Rochester Gold Rush Show – the years. You can get refurbished payphones starting around $200, or authentic asking price $3,500. 260-281-2669 largest traveling Hummel display any- crank-type models (with modern touchtone keypads hidden inside) for $300 to where! 317-547-1029 $400. 507-932-3398 Are You Looking For The Perfect Halloween Gift for the Antique & Collectible Lover In Your Life? A Gift Subscription To: AUCTION ACTION ANTIQUE NEWS Call Today: 715-524-3076 or visit www.auctionactionnews.com

9 Incredible Keen Kutter Lifetime Collection crosses the Block at Simmons & Co. Auctioneers 3 Day Auction Event

Article & Photos by Simmons & Co. Auctioneers Rare, handsome and desirable Keen Kutter plane, hard to find; esp. In this condition. Has a hand-fitted It was an absolutely outstanding auction. Best Prices in sliding wood top box & small catalog: no. 523 planes several years overall, with numerous jaw dropping & plane irons; Simmons Hdwe. Sold for $950. moments as the hammer fell. We had a very large crowd, Child’s Wooden Wagon, a great presence with the Proxibid on line bidders and Simmons Koaster, No. S2, numberous phone and absentee bidders. wood spoke wheels, great original stenciling, has stenciled shield on end of wagon box, excellent condition. Sold for $1,450.

Store clock and stand; round w/ECS Keen Kutter American rugby foot ball orig. logo; electric; Store model coffee mill, Simmons Box; no. S-125; Simmons runs. Clock: 18 Koffee Krusher; orig. Decals & sten- American & football. Sold for in. Dia. Stand: Lady’s leg pock- ciling; beautiful; orig. Condition $2,000. 25 in. X 16 in. et knife; 4 5/8 in. Sold for $2,300. X 12 in.. Having both together is bone; EC Simmons. Sold hard to find. Sold for $700. for $550. 1880’s catalog; Simmons Hardware Co. St. Louis; some wear on spine; 4 in. Thick; 1992 pages, Sold for $1,400. Salesman’s sample parlor stove; Simmons Hardware St. Louis. 14 1/2 in. L x 17 1/2 in. To top of finial. Sold for $800.

Kite; big k logo; Keen Fireman’s axe head; Kutter; Hi Flier mfg. w/orig. Gold on ECS Keen Decatur, IL; April 1923; Kutter logo; nick in blade. 36 in. X 19 in. Sold for Sold for $700. $275. Antiques Galore at Antique Spectacular (Rock Island, IL) The Fall Antique Spectacular is the weekend of timeless treasure, that is new to you. November 1st through 3rd at the QCCA Expo Center in Rock Island, IL. With a sold November 1st through 3rd, the Antique Spectacular show hours are Friday, out show of 70 exhibitors, it will be antiques galore at Antique Spectacular. The 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Parking show, now in its 19th year, is located at the QCCA Expo Center, 2421 2th Avenue in is FREE and show admission is $7 and is good for admittance all three days. Rock Island, Illinois! The show will be brimful with a wonderful selection of fine SHOW HOURS & ADMISSION: antiques and collectibles for sale. Featured will be select antique dealers with unique Friday, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. merchandise from around the world. Attendees will have an opportunity, all week- Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. end, to shop the wide range of quality antiques. Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. With the Antique Spectacular, there is always something to interest every $7 Admission is good for admittance all three days. collector including: furniture, art pottery, stoneware, books, prints, primitives, jew- More information about the Antique Spectacular is available at elry, silver, antique glassware, American Indian items, china, postcards, coins, quilts, www.antiquespectacular.com or by calling Kimberly Schilling at 712-324-9964. The dolls, toys, advertising, marbles, rugs, vintage textiles and period pieces. Shop, for a Antique Spectacular is presented by Melting Pot Productions, Inc.

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BIG AUCTION for the DAVID WANDKE ESTATE ANTIQUES COINS JEWELRY Saturday, October 19th, 2013 FURNITURE TOYS EPHEMERA 715-524-3076 731 French Street, Peshtigo, WI FIREARMS & MILITARY COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE - 3-Bay Car Wash + 2 Large Outbuildings w/Excellent Road Frontage st - 1 Thurs of every month PERSONAL PROPERTY – Automotive Equipment & Tools Motorcycles, ATV, Plow Truck, (Licensed FFL ² can handle all transfers) Firearms, Bayliner Boat 31670 65th Ave, Personal Property - 10:00 AM CST Real Estate & Featured Items: 12:00 PM CST Cannon Falls This is a great sale for the guys (& gals) as we offer a large selection of Snap On & MAC tools, (Between SA & Countryside Antiques) MAC rolling toolbox, automotive related equipment (tire changer, wheel balancer, Ben Pearson Indoor-Climate Controlled -Concessions ADVERTISERS: 9,000lb drive-on hydraulic lift, 80 gal upright compressor), professional plumbing tools & sup- Live real time PROXIBID bidding at: plies, pneumatic sandpoint driver, Rigid threaders, Gray air bumper lift, parts bins, Bayliner www.ANewDayAuctions.com 85hp boat, 98’ Olds Intrigue 4-dr sedan (loaded), many early automotive shop manuals, 2 vin- Catalog available late Monday Please tage 1973 Yamaha 125 AT3 motorcycles, Yamaha Big Bear 350 ATV, signs, Toro riding mower, We can ship anywhere! like new Craftsman 29" snow blower, Ruger 10-22 rifle, Marlin .22 rifle, Colt New Frontier .22 Note: Our pistol (like-new), ammunition, a nice 96' Bronco snowplow truck, fishing tackle, lead & smelting 507-263-7373 pot, ladders, welders, MTD 8hp chopper/shredder (like-new), 4000 watt generator, torpedo Consignments by appointment! heaters, power tools, chain saws, yard tools, air tools, scrap metal, 5x8 utility trailer, vintage Sun Deadline is 500 engine analyzer, professional copier, filing cabinets, sofa, antiques, bikes, household, dishes, prints and much more. EVERY Directions: Take US Hwy 41 to Peshtigo Exit 213, follow north into Peshtigo, next to Subway on right. Watch for signs! Good Food and restroom on site. Auctioneers: MN Lic TUESDAY Terms: Cash OR Good Check preferred, CC accepted. Everything sold as-is, no warranties. J Stevens # 19-160,- K Stevens #19-159 Announcements on sale day take precedence over printed material. No contingencies on real estate. *Deposit and signed bidder’s packet required to bid on real estate. Contact us for real at 5 p.m. estate terms. Sale of real estate subject to seller’s acceptance. No Buyer’s Fee! Absentee bids accepted and executed fairly. Banister Auction Services #375 – Marinette, WI Auctioneer - Roger Anderson #1962 Ph: 715-789-2306 Leroy & Gay Walls Auction W12101 VAN NESS ROAD, LODI, WI SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Directions: From Lodi, N. on N. Main St./Hwy. 113 to W. on Hwy. J to Left on Van Ness Rd. NOTE: The Walls have moved into a apartment and are selling their house and contents. 40 years of items to be sold. Real Estate offered at 11:00 AM, 2 Bedroom Log home w/pole shed on 9.6 acres. 10% Buyers fee added to high bid. Sold subject to seller’s confirmation. Lunch on grounds. This is a partial list see web page for full list. TRACTOR/LOG SPLITTER: Ford 8N Tractor w/loader, 3 point back blade, pull type log splitter. ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Victorian couch, framed pictures, foot stool, rocker, crocks, Victorian spring rocker, spinning wheel, cast iron planter, wooden wagon wheel, fire bellow, bookshelf, Rio Grande wore serving tray, glassware, collector plates, deer antlers, whiskey barrels, Goofus glass, Calla Lily lamp, buffet, wooden chairs, paper dispenser + cutter, Enamel ware, ring beaters, organ stool, Ingraham mantel clock, beer steins, wooden bathtub, fainting couch, drop leaf table, spoon collection, knives, 5 gal. glass jugs, bear rug hump back trunk. GARAGE & OUTDOOR ITEMS: Stihl 028WB chainsaw, bench vice, small hand tools, wrenches, Estate 42” 20 hp riding lawn mower, straps, disc grinder, garage fluids, 2 wheel yard cart, electric cords, garden hoses, Craftsman 10” Table saw, Stihl BG 55 Blower, gas cans, long handle tools, planks, log chairs, Hitachi Power Blower, Shop Vac, 7mm + 30.06 ammunition, 8x32 Bushnell binoculars, Aluminum extension ladder, truck box trailer, vehicle ramps, aerator/seeder pull type, JC Higgins Cactus Carbine BB gun and other misc. items. HOUSEHOLD/MISC: Rugs, fireplace utensil set, Pro Form 590ls treadmill, pots + pans, baskets, custard dishes, liners, hutch, round kitchen table w/6 chairs, chest of drawers, towel spa, plants, queen bed, safe, LP Grill, log swing and other misc. items. TERMS: No Buyers Fee. 3% Convenience Fee for all Credit/Debit card (Master, Discover & Visa BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306 Cards) payments. Tax on Vehicles/Snowmobiles/ATV/Campers/Boats-anything titled or registered. Auctioneer Roger Anderson #1962 Visit our site for detailed listing and photos! Cash or Check, Positive Photo ID required, $50 Fee on all Returned Checks. Everything sold AS- WWW.BANISTERAUCTIONSERVICES.COM IS. No Refunds. Announcements made the day of auction have precedence over prior advertise- ments. United Country Hamele Auction & Realty: P.O Box 257 Portage, WI 53901 608-742-5000. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Travis Hamele #2224-052 Pardeeville, WI. 608-697-3349, Larry Hamele #510 Briggsville, WI 608-981-2690, Terry Dixon Endeavor #200, and Marty Griepentrog #2692. You can read this paper 24/7 Thinking of selling Real Estate or having an auction? call us for a free auction evaluation. We can help you with all of estate or auction needs! Visit us at: www.hameleauctions.com on the web from anywhere!

JIM ARNESON AUCTIONS LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE ESTATE OF JERRY & FERN KROHN 105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. SHARP! WEDNESDAYS - OCTOBER 16, 23, 30, - 2013 From Wisconsin Rapids, Hwy. 54 E. to Cty. Truck W, 4 1/4 mi. E. to Cty. Truck U, South 5 INSPECTION 4:00 P.M. - AUCTION 5:00 P.M. 1/2 mi. to Evergreen Ave., E. 1/2 mi. to Fire #8511. Portable & Lunch on site. We will be selling Smaller Area Estates. Farm machinery, tractor, vehicles, lawn & garden, antiques, collectibles, coins, scrap metal, www.liebeauctionservice.com windmill, much industrial & shop and garage items, tools, lawn equipment, guns, furniture, Terms: Cash or check with I.D. antique furniture, appliances. All Day Auction! Visit www.whats4sale.biz for complete list. Any information given the day of sale takes precedence over this information. Terms: Cash, check, credit card w/fee, no buyers fee, tax on vehicle. All Sales final with no warranties or guarantees. Jim Arneson, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #836, Neillsville, 715-819-2689; REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871 Sparta, 608-797-5086. Phone 920-867-3352 Email: [email protected]

CHECK WEBSITE NOW FOR MORE DETAILS ON THESE AND OTHER CURRENT ITEMS! NEW ITEMS DAILY! L ANOTHER NOTABLE CARPENTIER BID, BUY & SELL AT ANTIQUE AUCTION! www.WisconsinSurplus.com SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19th, 2013-10:00 A.M. Sells at online auction to the highest bidder – Bid online now!! Pensaukee Town Hall, 3624 County Rd. J, Abrams, WI PARTIAL LISTING: ANTIQUE FURNITURE including oak commode wash stand, spoon carved chest of drawers, antique dressers, parlor tables, VINTAGE TOYS including Poosh M Up Big 5 game w/original box, large collection of SHEET MUSIC, antique clocks, beautiful GLASSWARE including Depression/crystal, stereoscope viewer w/cards, VINTAGE JEWELRY, political/other pin backs, BOOKS including 1934 Little Red Riding Hood, 1926 Animal Stories by PT Barnum, many FRAMED PRINTS, advertising collectibles, STONEWARE crocks/bowls, vintage lighting, STER- LING SILVER PIECES, paper collectibles, KITCHEN COLLECTIBLES, MUCH MORE! 2011 KIOTI DK45HSE TRACTOR KUHN KNIGHT 3115 FEED 2007 DODGE DURANGO SXT 2002 DODGE RAM 3500 MAXI Front loader. Location: Milwaukee, WI. MIXER WAGON 4 dr. utility, 4WD. VAN W/WHEELCHAIR LIFT TERMS/CONDITIONS: Cash, good check with a picture ID, Visa/MasterCard/Discover. 10% Stk. #33009 Location: Milwaukee, WI. Stk. #33010 Location: Washburn, WI. Stk. #33624 Location: Fond du Lac, WI. Stk. #33623 #F-8-315986 #F-9-315986 #SUV-10-315986 #T-11-315986 Buyers Fee. Everything sold as is, where is w/no warranties expressed or implied. All sales are final. Announcements on sale date take precedence over printed matter. WI sales tax applies without resale exemption certificate.

2009 CHEVY HHR LS 2008 CHEVY UPLANDER LS WAGON 1999 GMC SUBURBAN 2500 SIERRA SL 1999 JEEP CHEROKEE SE 4 dr. utility. Location: Mount Horeb, WI. LWB. Location: Mount Horeb, WI. 4 dr. utility, 4WD, 7’ Western plow. 4 dr. utility, 4WD, w/6.5’ plow. Location: Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5066 Stk. #5063 #A-12-315986 Stk. #5065 #T-13-315986 Location: Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5098 #SUV-14-315986 #SUV-15-315986 WWW.SUPERIORAUCTION.NET AUCTIONEER NELLIE BELAND CAI/CES/CAGA - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #818 HONESTY...INTEGRITY...EXPERIENCE Telephone: 906-864-2942 E-Mail: [email protected]

2007 HONDA CIVIC HYBRID 2001 GMC SIERRA 1500 EXT. CAB SL 2010 FORD FUSION HYBRID 2002 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 4 dr. sedan. Location: Mount Horeb, WI. 4WD, 4 dr., 7.5’Western plow. 4 dr. sedan. Location: Mount Horeb, WI. SPORT WAGON #A-16-315986 Location: Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5118 Stk. #5153 Police. Location: Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5154 Stk. #5112 #T-17-315986 #A-18-315986 #T-19-315986 ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION 1004 ORIOLE ST., WAUPUN, WI 53963 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. www.jonesauctionservice.com for complete inventory & photos 2002 GMC G3500 SAVANA EXT. 2010 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 2001 FORD F350SD XL 2004 FORD EXPEDITION XLT Auctioneer’s Note: It’s a “Honey, I’m Shrinking the Inventory” Sale!! Offering a nice selection of CARGO VAN 4 dr. sedan, police. 4WD, Boss V-plow and Monroe V-box 4 dr. utility, police. Location: Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5157 Location: Stevens Point, WI. Stk. #13534 spreader. Location: Stevens Point, WI. Location: Stevens Point, WI. Stk. #13536 antiques, collectibles, firearms, furniture & personal property. Sure to be something of interest for #T-20-315986 #A-21-315986 Stk. #13535 #T-22-315986 #SUV-23-315986 everyone. Directions: Hwy. 49 or W. Main St. to N. Harris Avenue to Oriole St. to auction site. Watch for JONES AUCTION signs. Vehicle: 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark 5 w/Sun Roof, (74,600 miles). Antiques & Collectibles: Acee Blue Eagle Famous Oklahoma Indians Tumbler & Pitcher set, Selection of Crocks & Jugs: Crown w/Salt Glaze Interior; Red Wing Small Wing w/bale handles; Red Wing Large Wing w/bale handles; Western, Acorn w/bale handles; Small Wing Jug; Gallon Jug & Crock; Red Wing Large Wing Lard Crock; Red Wing 30 2004 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE 2006 CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 2002 FORD TAURUS SES 2004 CHEVY SILVERADO 2500 Gallon Large Wing; Red Wing Pickle Jug; Framed Artwork; 4 dr. sedan, police. EXT. CAB 4 dr. sedan. Location: Stevens Point, WI. 4WD, Western plow. Location: Stevens Point, WI. Stk. #13537 4WD, 4 dr. Location: Stevens Point, WI. Stk. #13541 Location: Mount Prospect, IL. Stk. #33603 Romco Table Top 5¢ Gumball Machine; Salesman Sample #A-24-315986 #A-26-315986 #T-27-315986 Stk. #13538 #T-25-315986 Crescent Wood Stove; Copper Boiler; Working Edison Player w/Lots of Records; Large Selection of Mantel, Wall & Table Top Clocks; Gold & Silver Coins; Harley Davidson Pocket Watch; Oil Lamps; Sewing Box; Toys; Custom Made Oak Wine Tables; Custom Made (w/2x4 & 4x4 oak) Oak Tables. Firearms, Sports & Tools: Remington Model 552, 22 w/Scope; Remington Model 17, 20 gauge; Daisy 880 Pellet Gun; Red Rider B.B. Gun (In box); Daisy Model 25 B.B. Gun; Johnson Arms 5 Shot, 32 caliber Hand Gun; Colt 32 caliber Hand Gun; 22 Super Shot Sealed Eight Hand Gun; Golfing Equipment; Assorted Ammunition; Fishing Gear; Hunting Clothes; 4 Unit Gun 2004 BIG TEX 70LR 1991 FORD F800 PATROL/DUMP 2004 CHEVY COLORADO 2000 CHEVY S10 Cabinet; Rookie Sports Cards; Homelite & Craftsman Chainsaws; Richland 1500 Air Compressor; 16’ utility trailer. Single axle, plow. Location: Cobb, WI. 4WD, plow and salter. 4WD, Monroe plow. Location: Mount Prospect, WI. Stk. #33604 Stk. #33600 Location: Whitewater, WI. Stk. #13530 Location: Whitewater, WI. Stk. #13533 Hand Tools; Furniture & Household Items; much more too numerous to list everything! Terms: No #T-28-315986 #T-29-315986 #T-30-315986 #T-31-315986 buyer’s fee with cash/check w/valid ID purchases, 3% for VISA or MasterCard. Auctioneers mes- Call Ahead For Details!!! sage supersedes any printed material. Auctioneers have right to bid on items w/reserve. All items sell AS IS, WHERE IS, no guarantee or warranty. Auctioneers: Stan Jones, CAI, WRA #993, United Country Jones Auction & Realty, Watertown, (920) 261-6820; Jake Vande Zande, WRA 1-800-383-SOLD #349, Vande Zande Real Estate, Waupun, (920) 324-4977 Food at auction site. Registered Wisconsin Auction Company, License #01 UNITED COUNTRY JONES AUCTION & REALTY Wisconsin Surplus On Line Auction - Used Car Dealer #3887 818 N. Church St., Watertown, WI 53098 202 W. Front St. - Mount Horeb, WI 53572-0113 Stan Jones, CAI Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer #993 (608) 437-2001 - [email protected] Office: 920-261-6820 Fax: 920-261-6830 ACT NOW ... AUCTIONS ENDING DAILY! www.jonesauctionservice.com Email: [email protected] *VEHICLES & ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO AUCTION CLOSING DATES.

14 www.hacksauction.com NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLC. Vehicle, Toy & Collectibles Auction Living Estate of Norma Rabe SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2013 - 10:30 A.M. W6940 Hwy. 64, Polar, WI 54418 2616 Fisher Rd., S. Beloit, IL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 2013 - 11:30 A.M. Large Auction featuring - 1935 Buick Series 40 4-door Club Sedan - All Original! '74 Cadillac Eldo Directions: Hwy. 64 east of Antigo, WI To Polar, WI. Next to the old Polar Convt., '72 Saab Sonnet III, '84 Fiero Sport Coupe Indy Pace Car, '74 Harley Davidson Country Club. Watch for signs. 250 Motorcycle, '89 Camaro RS Sport Coupe, '94 Buick Roadmaster Sedan, '94 Auctioneer note: Norma Rabe a lifelong resident of 40+ years. Many treasures! Chevy 3500 Crew Cab Dually Pickup, '99 Russian Ural Side Car Motrocycle, ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, SPORTING GOODS, LAWN & GARDEN & other motor bikes and vehicles, (2) Ford 8N Tractors, Large Selection of early CLEAN HOUSE HOLD ITEMS: dealer promo cars, model kits, tin friction and tin litho, '60s Matchbox, Shuco, GO TO www.northcentralsales.com for more info & photos. Corgi, Reuhl, Pocher and other toys, Automobile collectibles, early auto magazines, Antiques, Collectibles, Jewelry, Sterling & Gold, Fine Glassware, Lawn NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLC & Garden Equipment - Land Pride Finish Mower, Dixon Zero Turn Mower, Primitives and Much More! Office: 715-623-5753 Cell: 715-610-7999 The Late Stew Black & Corky Germain Auction, Saturday, November 2nd – 10:30 A.M. Email: [email protected] 10850 Winneshiek Rd., Pecatonica, IL Col. Duke Packard & Kathy Packard RWA #1364 & #2203 Hack's is pleased to conduct this auction! Stew & Corky were Collectors of Farm Primitives, Toys and www.northcentralsales.com many other farm items! Please log-on to Hack’s website for Photos & Complete Listing!

PUBLIC AUCTION Furniture, Collectibles, Sterling Silver MASSART’S AUCTION HOUSE - 2545 FINGER RD., GREEN BAY, WI Located 3 blocks NW of I-43 & Mason St. Exit, between the blocks of Edgewood & Alpine. Auction & Realty Service, Inc. Greg & Swan Hachmeister, Auctioneers, Pecatonica, IL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2013 - 4:00 P.M. I 815-239-1436 • www.hacksauction.com I.A.F.L. #444.000128 Preview: 2:00 P.M. Two sterling silver flatware sets – service for 10, Sterling plate, Sterling S&P shakers, G.A.R. cer- emonial sword – Ames Sword Co., Bayonet w/scabbard dated 1869 – 23” blade length, Sword & sheath, Crocks, Old toys, Pottery, Jewelry, Clocks, Hunting & fishing items. TERMS: Cash, Check, Visa, M/C & Discover. 10% buyer’s fee added to all sales. 5.5% Sales tax applies. AUCTION To view photos, or to join our instant auction alert system, please visit: MANY PACKER COLLECTIBLES www.massartauctioneers.com - 920-468-1113. Household - Furniture - Tools - Guns Serving You With Excellence Since 1974! For the estate of Carl E. Bayer 2049 SOUTH RIDGE RD., GREEN BAY, WI 2545 Finger Rd., Green Bay, WI 54302 920-468-1113 Fax: 920-468-7137 SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 2013 - 10 A.M. SHARP Email: [email protected] DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of Lombardi Ave. and South Ridge Road continue South about one-half Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Bob Massart, CAI-AARE-GPPA-CES #3, block past the Packer Stadium to auction site on left. Damien Massart, #196 CAI-GPPA-BAS, Michelle Massart #2500, CAI, BAS Watch for auction parking signs. LOOK AROUND AT 9 AM LUNCH ON GROUNDS TOOLS & YARD: Shop Vac, step ladder, Husqvarna 350 Chainsaw like new, skill saw, 10” Craftsman table saw, jointer, workmate workbench, wrenches, screwdrivers, levels, 2 wheel trailer, Cyclone yard cart, 2 self pro- TWO RINGS TWO RINGS pelled lawn mowers, riding mower, saw horses. AUCTION MISCELLANEOUS: Coolers, light fixtures, old electronics/stereos, clothing leather jackets, Blaze Orange W879 N. BLOOMFIELD RD., GENOA CITY, WI hunting jacket and pants, 1987 FORD ESCORT 70,000 miles. (40 MILES SW OF MILWAUKEE, WI) HOUSEHOLD: Dining room table & chairs, sofa, rocker recliner, wing back upholstered chair, lamps, bedroom SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 - 11:00 A.M. sets, kitchen table & chairs, refrigerator, washer, dryer, freezer, electric range, entertainment center, curio cabi- Location: From the intersection of Hwy. 50 & Hwy. 12 in Lake Geneva, go east 3 miles to South Rd., net, window air conditioner, Krueger metal card table & 4 padded folding chairs, vintage end tables, TV, toast- then south 1 1/2 miles to N. Bloomfield Rd., then east 1 mile to the above address. Watch for signs. er oven, chest of drawers, dressers, bar and stools, gun cabinet, many new in box household items, BBQ grill This house from the 1850's formerly was an old hotel. We couldn't find anything new in this old home- new in box, cuckoo clock, Christmas lights & decorations, beer glasses. stead. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Many Packer items including books, pictures, bobble heads in boxes, 1 ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: COFFEE GRINDERS - Fair Banks Morris w/22" wheel, cent peanut dispenser, old crocks, old jug, pen & pencil collection, old magazines, old comic books, Packer Enterprise (4) W/17", 18", 24", & 31" wheels, Nat'l. Coffee Mill w/19" wheel, Star Mill (2) #15 w/20" programs & game day memorabilia, 48 star American Flags, art glass baskets, political buttons, Match collec- & 29" wheels, "Elma" w/9" wheel. Furniture - buffet w/large backboard/mirror & side shelves; Victor tion, lighter collection, huge shot glass collection, salt & pepper collection, Huge record & 8 track collection, floor model phono & 78 records; wicker rocker; Victorian wingback chair; tiger maple dresser w/ser- beer cans, beer signs and mirrors, Brewer and Nascar items. NAZI PARTY BADGES vintage savings banks, pentine front; White Mountain icebox; cider press; Eastlake platform rocker; child's rocker; Eastlake dresser; 3 drawer dresser w/towel bar; wardrobe w/hat pocket knife collection, jewelry & watches, German anniversary clock, Packer stool, PLUS MANY ITEMS TO box; 2 Victorian settees; 2 spinning wheels; washstand; mahogany settee & NUMEROUS TO MENTION. chair; Zenith floor model radio; camelback trunk; enamel cabinet w/serpentine GUNS AND AMMUNITION: Long guns; 1945 Mauser Spanish, 1945 Mosin Nagant 7.62 x 54, 1973 front; wicker baby buggy; library table; ice cream table; desk w/drop leaf front; European 22, Ster 95 Straight Pull, Westernfield, model 40 12 ga., 1938 Mosin Nagant 7.62 x 54, Stevens 410, green formica chrome 50's table w/4 chairs; 5 drawer bureau w/leaded glass Companion 12 ga. 1973 European .22, Remington 870 Express 20 ga. JC Higgins 12 ga., Pistols: Jimenez 380, doors; two 50's TV's; drop leaf table w/6 chairs; crib; 5 dressers; 30's bed; drop Jimenez .25, Jennings .22. Ammunition: 1 full box 410 Remington Express 3” 1 1/2 oz., 1 box 20 ga. Federal leaf entrance table; pair iron beds; china cabinet w/curved glass; round glass (3) 3” power Magnum 1 1/4oz. 6 shot 7 shells missing, 1 full box 20 ga. Federal 3” Super Magnum 1 1/4oz 4 shot, china cabinet; 4 shelf corner what-not shelf; round ornate side table; round oak dining room table 1 full box 20ga. Remington 3” 1oz. 4 shot STEEL SHOT WATERFOWL LOAD, 1 container having 410 shells w/claw feet and chairs; cast iron foyer bench; 6' cupboard; ox yoke; Postal #19 pot belly stove; iron base 12 are 2 3/4” high brass, old time paper casings and 8 shells Remington and Super X, 1 full box of Remington floor lamps; entrance table w/decals; organ stool & more. Vintage hats & clothing; Nippon, Carnival, Depression, pitcher & bowls (4 sets); butter churn; 6 panel 10 shells 12 ga. 3” 1210 fps 1 7/8oz. 6 shot Nitro Turkey, 3 full boxes Remington 20 ga. slugger 2 3/4” 5/8 oz. slag lamp; double globe lamps; art deco lamps; bowl w/stand; clocks; 20 Gal. crock & others; silver- slugs, 1 full box Remington .22 high velocity long rifle, 1 full box Remington 30-30 Winchester 150 gr. Core- plate items; celluloid dresser set; Pictures - 1883 Army of the Republic, pair metal framed oval, girl Lok soft point, 1 full box (20) WOLF 7.62 x 54R 200 gr. made in Russia. 1 full box (10) 8mm M. 30 Scharfe S- w/puppies on glass & many other old quality pictures/prints/frames; 25 dolls - talking, Bozo, German Patrone Tottw. XL 1938, 1 box Federal 30-30 Winchester 170gr. soft point 6 missing, 1 full box (50) .380 Auto & more; chalk figurines; toy Indians & cowboys; 1942 Lund snow shoes; shaving mirror; small 95gr. FMJRN Wisconsin Cartridge Corp. 1 full box (50) 25 Auto 50gr. FMJRN Wisconsin Cartridge Corp. McHenry bank; toy wood stage coach; Dietz "Eureka" buggy lantern; "Banner" fan; 2 model Viking PELLET & BB GUNS: 2 Pellet long guns, 1 pellet pistol, 2 replica decorative/duplicate handguns, 3 boxes ships; violin, bow & case (poor) & MANY box lots. misc. pellets. FROM THE SHEDS: 2 grain cradles; wood box; coal shovel; stock tank; 2 hole corn sheller; 1 bot- PLEASE READ TERMS AND CONDITIONS: tom plow; old farm gate w/wheel spokes; 40's hub caps; horse collars; duck decoys; milk cans; 4X7' This is a cash sale, 10% buyers premium added to high bid to make final purchase price PLUS a $20.00 paper trailer & anything else in the old farm buildings. Go to auctionzip for photos – ID 10396 fee for center and rimfire long guns and a $33.00 paper fee for center and rim fire short hand guns. You MUST AUTIONEERS: Dale Folkers & Tom Kleist, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers #62 & 999. TERMS: be at least 21 years of age and a Wisconsin resident to bid and buy short guns or ammunition ( pistol or revolver), Cash or good check. No Buyer’s Fee. All items must be settled for day of sale & removed same day. or hold a valid (FFL) Federal Firearms License in the event you are NOT a Wisconsin Resident. You MUST be Lunch available. at least 18 years of age and a Wisconsin resident to bid and buy a long gun or ammunition (rifle or shotgun), or hold a valid (FFL) in the event you are NOT a Wisconsin Resident. Payment in full including FFL paper fee is required at time of Checkout at Auction on Date of Auction, NO EXCEPTIONS. All paperwork will be com- pleted and all guns will be transferred to the new owner on or after 9 am, October 21, 2013 with excep- tion to short or handguns, pistols or revolvers which require a 48 hour waiting period after application of transfer or other such time that may be determined by the buyer and Badger Gun Sales LLC, 3816 Velp Ave. Suite 2 Green Bay, WI Phone 920 434-2744. We accept CASH or good check with proper photo identification. Credit cards NOT accepted at this sale. All items sold as is, where is, no warranties made by auctioneer or staff. Sale held outdoors, dress accordingly. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over any printed materials or advertising. FOR PHOTOS PLEASE VISIT WWW.LACOUNTAUCTIONS.COM Auctions with Action - Dale Folkers Auction Service Sale conducted by LaCount Auctions LLC, 4045 Anston Rd., Green Bay, WI 54313. 920 621-4834 Wisconsin registered Auctioneers, David LaCount #731, Kelly Hess #2671 ESTABLISHED 1976 Elkhorn, WI • 262-742-2637

15 13TH ANNUAL GROWERS PRODUCE AUCTION G ZZZ*DOHQD$XFWLRQFRP HUGE FALL CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE 3UHPLHU &RQVLJQPHQW $XFWLRQ *DOHQD &RQYHQWLRQ &HQWHU *DOHQD ,/ Located at The Growers Produce Auction Grounds, S347 Dell Rd., Cashton, WI Directions: From Cashton take Hwy. 33 East 1 mile, turn right on Cty. D, 4 miles to auction. From Ontario take Hwy. 33 west 9 miles, turn left on Hwy D. 4 miles to auction. Next to Old Country Cheese. 1RYHPEHU —LUNCH SERVED— )ULGD\ SP WR SP WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2013 - 8:30 A.M. ¡¢ SELLING IN 4 RINGS, BRING A FRIEND! MORE THAN JUST AN AUCTION, THIS IS AN EVENT YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS! 6DWXUGD\ DP WR SP Antiques: Hand push mower’s, 5 gal. Red Wing jug, 28” Belle City Threshing Machine, 5 Wisconsin Agriculturist Magazines from 1902 and 1903, box of Griswold & Wagner cast iron, şǱŖŖ ŗŖǱŖŖ Scott’s lawn mower, antique butter churns, Red Wing crocks, blue jars, antique automobile signs, *R 2QOLQH WR VHH DXFWLRQ FDWDORJ FKHFN EDFN PRUH DGGHG ZHHNO\ XS WR antique custom jewelry, lanterns, 1972 Richland Co. pictorial atlas, Box of 1903 Chicago magazines DXFWLRQ GD\ :H ZLOO KDYH WZR DFWLYH DXFWLRQ ULQJV ZLWK ¶V LI LWHPV WR VHOO written in Norwegian, 1947 comic books, hand crank tin City seed corn grader. 2Q OLQH ELGV ZLOO EH DFFHSWHG Lawn & Garden: David White transit, lots of garden hand tools, grill, wooden ammo boxes, produce stand on steel wheels, trap throwers, JR.Watkins duster, chain link fence 6’ & 8’. Household / Furniture: glass furniture glides, Red Wing water cooler, Ingraham mantle clock, Meat grinders, lg. glass wine maker jars, dinner bell, bog boots, combination wall safe, mantle clocks. COUNTRY AMERICANA AUCTION Lumber: red elm & misc. lumber, Exotic maple lumber, 6’ 5500 lb. pallet jack. FRIDAY, OCT. 25, 4:00 P.M. & SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Wood Working: table saws- one with attached 4” jointer. FRICKER AUCTION CENTER Farm Machinery: N.1. spreader axles steel wheels, MCD #4 spreader, 1 row corn planter, MCK grain drill wheels, JD #7 corn sheller, running gears, bundle carrier for Mck corn binder, 2 Pequea 104 E. CENTER - ON CIRCLE PARK - LEROY, IL manure spreaders one completely gone thru w/stainless web and widespread, 6 bolt wagon gear, Preview: Friday, Oct. 25th, Noon-4:00 P.M. & Saturday, Oct. 26th, 7:00 to 9:00 A.M. Barnard & Leas mfg. co. no. 2 Grain cleaner, JD manure spreader, JD 3 sec. drag. October 25th: LARGE COWBOY COLLECTION OF TOYS - HOPALONG CASSIDY- Stoves: 4 door wood oven Lg. Mullet heating stove, white enamel stove. ALLADIN HOLSTER LIGHT, BINOCULARS, CLOCK, MUGS, GLASS- Coins: 100’s of silver coins, 100’s of silver certificate bills. ES, PLATE, GAMES, BOOKS, RECORDS, IDEAL HOPALONG CAS- Horse Equipment: light steel shoeing rack, wide track bobsled, white oak sled runner, used double SIDY & TOPPER IN THE BOX, ETC. DALE EVANS LAMP, DAVEY buggy harness complete. CROCKETT- LAMP, BOWLS, GLASSES, ETC, CHEIN ROLLER Misc.: 8x10 chicken coop. COASTER, TARGET GAMES, CHILDREN'S CUPS - GERMANY, TIN TERMS: Cash or Good check w/picture ID. Not responsible for accidents or lost articles. LITHO CHILD DISHES - LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD, MEXICAN Announcements made on sale day take precedence over written material. Sales tax will be charged. BOYS, ETC., SAND PAIL AND BUSY MIKE TOY, OLD http://www.growersproduceauction.com for more info BLOCKS, CLICKER COLLECTION, LONE RANGER ITEMS, BLONDE Call Stanford Bender 608-799-7474 or Darwin Meissen 608-632-4118 COLLECTION, EARLY DISNEY BOOKS, PAINT TINS, CANDY CON- REG.WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS: Philip Wolf #2282, Tom Simonson #244, TAINERS, STEIFF ANIMALS, BIG LITTLE BOOKS, ADVERTISING Alan Brubaker, John Marg, Ryan Adams #2419 SIGNS, TINS, BOXES, ETC., OLD STORE STOCK, SEED BOXES AND 2347 Dell Road, Cashton, WI Just off County Hwy. D, Auction: (608) 654-7880 CATALOGS, BUTTER MOLDS, LIGHTNING AND GLOBE JARS, LURES, CREEL, FISHING REEL, SHOT GUN SHELL BOXES, PRIMITIVES, RED WING POTTERY PLUS OTHER CROCKS, MATCH HOLDERS, SHAVING MUGS, BEER ITEMS, ADVERTISING TINS, BLACK AMERICANA, DOLL FURNITURE, CANDY BOXES, ETC. FINE CHINA, GLASSWARE, COLLECTIBLES, CROCKERY & TOOLS AUCTION October 26th: OVER 150 PIECES OF RED WING STONEWARE - REFRIGERATOR LINDA PROSTKO JARS, 17 ADVERTISING BEATER JARS, 20 LB. BUTTER CROCK, 5 AND Location: 12065 44TH AVENUE, PLEASANT PRAIRIE, WI 53158 6 GALLON WATER COOLERS, 12 PLUS CHURNS, ADVERTISING BEAN POTS, BOWLS, BUTTERS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. AND PITCHERS, BEEHIVE JUGS, SALT GLAZE Directions: Travel E. on W. Russell Rd. (128th St.) from Green Bay Rd. (Rt. 31) 1 mile to 47th. Ave, CROCKS, HONEY CROCK, BEER MUGS, SET OF then N. 1/2 mile to 122nd. St., then E. 1/4 mile to 44th. Ave., then N. 1/4 mile to house. Watch for signs. MASON STONE JARS, BAILED PACKING JARS, AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: For Auction is a large collection of rare items that Linda saved for many SPONGE WARE - BAILED BUTTER JARS, BOWLS AND PITCHERS, years and is now parting with these treasures. Having worked in the Collectibles business for many ETC., STACKINGS REFRIGERATOR JARS, ADVERTISING JUGS, ETC., years, she has extensive knowledge and saved many desirable and rare pieces in many categories. COBALT SWIRL GRANITE WARE, BLACK AMERICANA COLLECTION - Following is just a brief overview of the items but please go to the websites: www.bobhageman- MAMMY WHIRLIGIG, RARE ZE JUMBO JELLY BEANS, HALLOWEEN nauctionrealty.com or auctionzip I.D.#9051 for a much more detailed list and many pictures. We will WOODEN BOX, BISCUIT AND COOKIE JARS, S & P SHAKERS, ETC., LOTS be selling the tools at the start of the sale which should last about 1 hour, then follow with the OF ADVERTISING ITEMS - SIGNS, THERMOMETERS, TINS, STORE STOCK, SEED Collectibles. Auction day phones: (262) 492-5125 or (262) 716-8421 BOXES AND EARLY SEED PACKETS, BEER SIGNS, TRAYS, MIR- COLLECTIBLES: Huge assortment of new Noritake China, still in original boxes, of sets up to 12 RORS - WISCONSIN BREWERIES, ETC., RARE OIL CANS, GULF person & individual pieces, inc. many rare discontinued patterns; Red Wing 2 gal. water cooler & DISPLAY RACK, OIL BOTTLES, FARM RELATED SIGNS - NEW crocks; Spongeware; Fenton; Cobalt & Ruby glass; Blue Willow pattern china; Large variety of ERA, FIRESTONE, OLIVER, MATTHEWS COMPANY FARM EQUIP- Westmoreland milk glass; Glass cookie jars; Black amethyst w/silver overlay; Butter crocks & churns; MENT, ETC., OCCUPATIONAL MUSTACHE CUPS, DOOR STOPS, Silverplate; Handmade linens, doilies, tablecloths, etc; Vintage upholstery fabric; Coverlets, dated 1854 ADVERTISING GLASS SIGNS WITH CHAIN FRAMES, TOYS - from W. Craig, Greensburg, WV; Sailor Boy cast door stop; Many R. Atkinson Fox, Parrish, Mucha, WOLVERINE CORNER GROCER WITH THE ORIGINAL BOX, Erte, Rockwell & more prints; Bisque Kewpie; Bing & Grondahl, Disney, Rockwell, Kaj Lange, Kjeld SAMBO FIVE PINS GAME, MATCH HOLDERS, DOUBLE SIDED Bonfils plates; Coca-Cola collectibles inc.: Cavanagh & many Town Square Village pieces in boxes; BERKSHIRE PIG SIGNS, KITCHEN PRIMITIVES, OIL PAINTINGS, RARE Playboy mixer & glasses; Telescope; Cameras; Frames; Pie safe cupbord; Table leaves; Plus much CANDY BOXES INCLUDING AMOS N ANDY, FEED SIGNS, ETC., CASH REGISTERS, more. DIAMOND DYE CABINET, SHOWCASES, NEEDLE AND PEN CASES, INKWELLS - SHOP TOOLS: Power & machine tools inc.: Bandsaw, table saw, drills, router, Sawzall, sanders, jig- RARE BOWLING INKWELL WITH MICE, HOOP-ER-DOO COIN OP. GAME, CHILD'S saw, miter saw, nail gun, Rotozip; Tool boxes & hand tools; Hardware; Chainsaw; Wood chipper & WOODEN BARBER CHAIR, RARE 1800'S LEATHER COW, FOLK ART FRAMES, OIL more. PAINTINGS, STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS, RARE U.S. GRANT CIGAR TRADE SIGN, Terms: Cash, credit cards, or good check with proper I.D. 4% Buyer's fee. 4% Discount on payments SLEEPY EYE, SALT GLAZE STONEWARE, SHOE FLY, OLD BASKETS - 2 INDIAN, made by cash or good check. All sales are final. All purchases must be settled for on day of sale. There WOODEN CHURN, ADVERTISING MINCE MEAT BUCKET, ETC. are no guarantees expressed or implied. Not responsible in case of accident or for items after sold. All Over 500 Pictures on our website: www.FrickerAuctions.com announcements made the day of sale take precedence over any printed matter. List subject to change Heated building with seating, restrooms & food by PNUT Catering. without notice. Food service available on site. Not responsible for accidents. FOID laws apply. Cash, good check or credit cards. BE SURE TO CHECK OUT ALL THE PICTURES ON THE WEBSITES: — NEVER A BUYER’S PREMIUM — www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com OR auctionzip I.D. #9051 Bob Auction & Realty Hagemann Service, LLC 28421 Rowntree Rd. • Burlington, WI 53105 262-534-2134 • 262-492-5125 • [email protected] www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com Antique • Household • Estate • Consignment • Farm • Real Estate “Your So-Called “Junk” Is Worth Money!”

Auctioneer: Chris Fricker, IL License #440000431 PO Box 852, Bloomington, IL 61702 Main: 309-452-9700 Chris: 309-838-5829 Bill: 309-838-5832 www.auctionactionnews.com [email protected] 16 Circle M Auctions Presents THE 2ND ANNUAL FALL CLASSIC W. YODER AUCTION.COM Antler, Taxidermy, Guns & Sporting Goods Consignment Auction & Show Antiques & Collectibles Live Auction FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT 441 WATER ST., PRINCETON, WI Directions: From Neshkoro, take Hwy. 73 South to Princeton. OCTOBER 25, 26 & 27-2013 Over the bridge, Hwy. 73 stays straight; go to the right (Water Street). Auction AT THE JACKSON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS is at 441 Water St., Princeton, at Strong’s Landing. Watch for signs! 1212 East Quarry Street, Maquoketa, Iowa SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. For photos and updated listings visit our website www.circlemauctions.com Auctioneer’s Note: Roger Dahl & his wife Kay loved to collect. Their shop, Strong’s VENDORS: SPOTS AVAILABLE! Landing, was more of a museum than an antique store. Strong’s Landing was featured For more information on buying or selling, contact Steve Morehead at 563.562.9780 on History Channel’s “American Pickers”. We will be posting the autographed photo of We will be taking consignments right up until sale time! Frank Fritz and Mike Wolfe that Roger and Kay have. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25th - The Big Antler Auction Lighting: Reverse painted lamps, Gone with the Wind lamps, oil lamps, slag glass lamps, floor Buy it Now Starts at 10:00 a.m. - Auction starts at 12:00 Noon. lamps, slag glass ceiling lamp. Furniture: Wicker bird cage, Victorian corner chair from Over the past 12 years, we have established a great market for poundage, craft grade & trophy class Wringling estate, cherry corner cabinet, 4 door dresser, marble top tables, oak sideboards antlers of all kinds, but we have excelled in bulk & trophy class Whitetail sheds. We are also see- w/marble top, roll top desk, federal dresser, marble top commode, drop front oak secretary, oak ing a big surge in demand for Elk, Moose, Fallow & other sheds (especially Moose & Elk). high Victorian chair, marble top tables, Victorian settees, bachelor’s chest, mirror for boudoir, Call your Consignments in now for optimum advertising exposure! drop front desk w/curio top, unusual curved Hoosier cabinet, wicker tea cart, oriental pedestal, parlor set, oak china cabinet, 2 matching queen beds, table & chair set, brass bed, small carved setee, sideboards, oak gaming table & chairs, oak side by side secretary, wardrobe, mirrors, china cabinet, smoking stand. Collectibles: Oil paintings, Cupid awake/asleep, frames & pictures, Japanese tea set, Flow Blue, Shawnee pig cookie jar, Shawnee Jumbo elephant pitcher, Flow Blue jardinière, cast iron rabbit lawn ornaments, stein collection, cast iron door stops, glassware, WI quilt history project quilt, silver plate cake basket, grilled glass basket, Noritake china pieces, glass epergnes, RS Prussia 11 piece tea set, pitcher & bowl sets, African American Majolica vase, Black Americana doll, cloisonné & other oriental pieces, bisque figures, 50+ cut glass, leaded glass windows, child’s curved runner sled, hundreds of prints, framed sports memorabilia (golf, baseball), pool cue rack, early golf clubs, lots of books, eclectic mix of great Big selection of World items! Great selection of Moose antlers World Class Whitetail racks for Class sheds for Friday’s Terms: Cash, WI Checks Only, Visa, MasterCard. 4% buyers fee for credit card, 5.5% & sheds for Friday’s sale Friday’s sale sale sales tax. All sales final with no warranties. Announcements sale day supersede this and printed material. Not responsible for accidents. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26th Buy it Now Starts at 9:00 a.m. - Auction starts at 10:30 a.m. Taxidermy, Tanned furs, Rustic decor & related items. Big variety of shoulder mounts, full body mounts & furs from North America & other parts of the world, log furniture, related decor & more!

Hard to come by Musk Ox shoulder mount for Saturday’s auction

Nice selection of African mounts for Saturday’s sale, including this great full body African lion

Several great Many NEW taxidermy Bear mounts mounts for Saturday! for Saturday! SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27th Buy it Now Starts at 9:00 a.m. - Auction starts at 10:30 a.m. Guns, Vintage & Contemporary Sporting Goods, Fishing & hunting collectibles, Boats, Canoes, Antique Americana, Civil War & other Military collectibles, Winchester hardware items, 4 wheelers, & other outdoor fun items! Note: Expecting around 100 or more guns by sale day.

C. Sharps 4 shot Derringer w/engraved Winchester model 1886 45-70 cal. All grips .22 cal. Dated original! Exceptionally clean gun! 1859 for Sunday’s sale. w/research letter from Cody museum

Hitler Youth knife w/German markings Winchester model 1886 45-90 cal. Takedown, All original w/research papers from Cody Museum

W. YODER AUCTION SERVICE Mfg. circa 1859 Civil N2475 13th Gateway, Wautoma, WI 54982 • 920-787-5549; Cell 920-295-2644 Old Town War Lemat blackpow- cedar strip der revolver w/single Browning Superposed Lightning Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Wayne Yoder #1977 canoe for shot barrel, only 2,500 o/u shotgun For More Info. and Updates, Visit: www.wyoderauction.com Sunday’s sale of these ever made

AUCTION Banister Auction Services 152nd Avenue Auction Barn - 124 152nd Ave., Marathon, WI *UPCOMING AUCTIONS* For directions see 1-bid-2.com Mark your calendars now! (All times CST) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2013 - 9:30 A.M. ~Living Estate~ Sunday, October 13th, 2013 – Menominee, MI Classic Car “57” Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr., 6 Cyl., VG condition-Min. bid $20,000.00-41,000 orig. miles, never driven in winter. Buffalo Bill 30-30 carbine & rifle in boxes (Commemorative), 1957 Bayfront Real Estate & Personal Property – 10am Johnson fishing motor 5.5hp runs well, Comic books, 13” V. rare Hull double tassel vase, Cast ~David Wandke Estate~ iron shoe lasts scraper & doorstop, Topsy Turvy doll, Old ammo boxes & shells, Farm Master Saturday, October 19th, 2013 – Peshtigo, WI cream separator-restored, 15 & 20 cent comics, Roy Rogers comics VG condition, (2) 6’ display Commercial Real Estate & Personal Property – 10am cases, Neon signs, Partial inventory of appliance & TV store. See website 1-bid-2.com for pic- ~Donald Hall Living Estate~ tures and large bill. Sunday, October 20th, 2013 – Menominee, MI Terms: Cash or good check w/proper ID. Regular auction terms & conditions. 4 Bed/1Ba Home & Personal Property – 10am Auction By: RON WILICHOWSKI AUCTION & REALTY ~Alton S. Olsen Sr. Estate~ Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Ron Wilichowski #146. 715-443-3171 Saturday, October 26th, 2013 – Marinette, WI Personal Property – 10am ~Bernard A. LeRoy Estate~ Sunday, October 27th, 2013 – Luxemburg, WI Personal Property – 10am ~Johnson Large Downsizing Auction~ Saturday, November 2nd, 2013 – Porterfield, WI Located: 7030 Hwy. 61 W., Minnesota City, MN Personal Property – 10am 5 miles NW of Winona on Hwy. 61, turn Right @ Winona Homes Exit, make an immediate Left ~Wolfe Estate~ onto Martina St. to Antique Shop. Watch for NIC auction arrows. Sunday, November 3rd, 2013 – Coleman, WI SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 - 9:30 A.M. 35 ac Farmette and Personal Property – 10am Lunch and Portable Available RIVERTOWN GALLERY ANTIQUES – WINONA LOCATION BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306 Check our website: www.northerninvestment.com for color photos. Auctioneer Roger Anderson #1962 Visit our site for detailed listing and photos! NOTE: Hank & Joan have decided not to renew their lease at this location. All inventory at this shop will be sold! Bring your trucks & trailers for hauling. Or delivery may be negotiated WWW.BANISTERAUCTIONSERVICES.COM w/Owner. FURNITURE: 1860 carved walnut armoire; Art Deco armoire; early sq. nailed armoire w/chamfered door; oak bookshelf w/desk; oak commode; Victorian walnut dresser w/mirror; 2 shelf rotary bookshelf; oak showcase w/beveled glass; several lamp tables; plant stands; rd. & sq. oak pedestal tables; many sets of chairs; pr. of railway Pullman upholstered chairs w/hinged backs; fine German Shrank (buffet) MayDe Beel Estate Auction w/burled wood & curved glass; decorated wood fireplace w/electric heater & fan; sev- Lunch & Saturday, October 19th - 9:00 AM 2 Auction eral clocks, inc.: carved Black Forest; many dome & flat-top trunks; Danish modern drop leaf table w/6 needlepoint chairs; table & bridge lamps; 3 heavy wrought Restrooms Sunday, October 20th - 10:00 AM Rings both iron ceiling lights; framed pictures; chandelier from Wilkie Steamboat; 2 cast Available Connot Brothers Auction Building Days! urns; PLUS MUCH MORE! AUTO-RELATED & BIKES: Boys & girls matching early 127 S. Macomb & B St., Valentine, NE Murray bikes; handicap scooter; motor repair manuals; 2 Ford Model A spoke wheels; quarts of “Archer” oil; large modern metal signs; license plates; 40’s Harley Davidson siren. Don’t miss this auction! MISC.: Life-size mechanical Santa; glassware; beer items; statues; figurines; furs; hats; bar- Numerous items not yet unpacked and multiples of many pieces. ber’s chair; copper & brass items; leaded glass windows; complete set printers wood & metal Watch our website, will be continually adding pictures as items are unpacked. printing blocks w/original metal stand; original stack of 30 brass Post Office door fronts; Viewing Friday from 1PM - 7 PM portable stainless steel serving cart w/sink; modern swords & knives. INVESTMENT-TYPE GUNS: Kentucky rifle; Springfield 1833 Percussion musket; Joslyn 1860’s Civil War carbine & Battlefield Day 1: Antique Glassware & Pictures, found items; pre-’64 Winchesters; M94 carbine; M12 pump 12 ga. shotgun; M37 12 ga. shotgun; M70 270 cal. bolt action rifle–All Winchesters are in Excellent to “Near Mint” original condition. Huge Amount of Vintage Clothing, AMMO: Full can–250+ rounds 30-06 Military shells; bags 12 ga. early shotshells–Some 12 Jewelry & Hats ga. slug ammo; early brass shotshell cases. TOYS: Steel fire trucks; Tonka, Hubley, Doepke; many Matchbox, Lesney mini vehicles; stick-built model airplanes Day 2: Antique Furniture & General w/lg. gas motor. SPORTING, HUNTING & FISHING: Bamboo fly rods; reels; tackle boxes; baits; several OB motors, including 60 hp Scott Atwaters & Household, Guns & Swords, a multitude of spare parts; fish spears; traps; tags; ship’s compass; duck decoys; English & Antiques & Collectibles Western saddles; Herters 16’ square-stern canoe. Terms: Cash or Check. 6.875% MN Sales Tax will be charged on applicable items. Auction day announcements precede printed material. List is subject to change. Items sold "AS IS". For a list of our auction and real estate listings, visit us at www.northerninvestment.com! RIVERTOWN GALLERY ANTIQUES, Hank & Joan Vogel – Owners. 507.454.3288

Auctioneer’s Comments: MayDe traveled to many different countries and has brought back a lot of unique pieces. She was an avid collector of all kinds and known far-and-wide by collectors and dealers alike. Expect some surprises! Make plans to spend the weekend with us. NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO., CLERK & CASHIER, Arcadia, WI, Terms: Major credit cards with 3.5% fee, cash or cashable check, and settlement required day of Northern Investment Company 608.323.3330 [email protected] Registered Wisconsin Auction Co. auction. Not responsible for accidents. Be prepared to show driver’s license to receive bidder num- License #10. ber. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over anything written or implied. All items Rep. by: Dave Nehring, 715.797.0253 [email protected] are sold as is, where is, no warranty. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: John Marg, Black River Falls, WI, License # 231, Phone: 715-284-4684. Connot Brothers Auction Dennis Connot & Sons, Auctioneers Office: 402-376-3400 or Cell: 402-389-1645 When out & about, let our advertisers www.connotbrothersauction.com Does Your Auctioneer know where you saw their ad! Advertise Here?

18 ESTATE AUCTION Antique Spectacular to be at new location in Sioux City, Iowa LIVING ESTATE SALE OF BEVERLY REMPE 613 Detroit St., Sheboygan Falls, WI (Sioux City, Iowa) The 10th annual Antique Spectacular-- November 15th SATURDAY, OCT. 19 & SUNDAY, OCT. 20, 2013 through 17th will now be now be held at the Sioux City Convention Center, 801 4th 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. This home was used as the Sheboygan Fall's City Public Library in the 1950's. Beverly was a Street, Sioux City, Iowa. The show, formerly in Omaha, Ne, has moved down the very avid collector of Better Quality True Antiques. This is a sale you do not want to miss. road to its new home in Sioux City, Iowa. Parlor Furniture, Settees, Chairs, Drop Leaf Tables, Marble Top Tables, Unique Sewing Table Opens on Top, Lots of Antique Artwork, Antique China Cabinets, Antique Tea Caddy, Antique Sets of China, “The response from the participating exhibitors about our move to the Pottery, Spongeware, Crocks, Antique Rugs, Linens, Quilts, Coverlets, Beautiful Wood Boxes, Tons of Sioux City Convention Center, has been well received,” states show promoter Kitchenware, Antique Copper Molds, Native American Baskets and many more, items too numerous to mention. Sign In Starts at 7AM. No Early Sales. No Overnight Parking On Street. Kimberly Schilling. Our 60 exhibitors will showcase their treasures and put a shine Any Questions Call 920-946-1468. on the convention center. The show will be overflowing with an amazing variety of fine antiques and collectibles for sale. Many of the Midwest’s finest antique dealers will be presenting their merchandise from around the world for sale. Don’t miss this pre-holiday opportunity to shop all weekend amid a wide range of quality antiques. The Antique Spectacular has something to interest every collector including: furniture, art pottery, stoneware, books, prints, primitives, jewelry, silver, antique glassware, American Indian items, china, postcards, coins, stamps, quilts, dolls, toys, advertising, marbles, rugs, vintage textiles and period pieces. Shop, for a timeless treasure, that is new to you. SHOW HOURS & ADMISSION: Friday, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. $7 Admission is good for admittance all three days. The Sioux City Convention Center is located at 801 4th Street, Sioux City, Iowa Antique Spectacular is presented by Melting Pot Productions, Inc. More information about the Antique Spectacular and Melting Pot Productions, Inc. is available Online! Always on Time! at www.antiquespectacular.com or by calling 712-326-9964. 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AUCTION ACTION ANTIQUE NEWS Yes, Please renew my $35 subscription for one year! 1404 E Green Bay St., Shawano, WI 54166 • 715-524-3076 • auctionactionantiquenews.com Name:______CHECK (# ) VISA/MASTERCARD Address:______Card No. _ _ _ _-_ _ _ _-_ _ _ _-_ _ _ _ Exp. Date _ _ / _ _ _ _ CVV:_ _ _ City:______State:______Zip:______- ______19 Rare Beacon Ethyl Gasoline Sign Could Command $40,000- $60,000 at Matthews Auctions’ Fall Peotone Auction Oct. 17-18 The event will be held prior to the beginning of the Chicagoland is guaranteed the real deal.” Petroleum & Advertising Show. Certain to attract keen bidder interest is a set of five (PEOTONE, Ill.) – A rare Beacon Ethyl Gasoline Weed (tire) Chains signs and single-sided porcelain sign with a die-cut lighthouse- displays, to be sold in single lots shaped design, made around 1940 and in remarkable (est. $3,500-$4,500 each). One is condition (rated 9 out of 10) is expected to command tin with a wood back and shows the price of gasoline for that $40,000-$60,000 at the Fall Peotone Petroliana & day (19 cents!), one proclaims “Chains Rickenbacker (“A car worthy of Automobilia Auction slated for Thursday and are as necessary as gasoline!” and its name”) double-sided porcelain Friday, Oct. 17-18, by Matthews Auctions, one shows early auto graphics on a sign, rated near mint at 9+ (est. LLC, based in Nokomis, Ill. cardboard display with the words $25,000-$35,000). The two-day event will be held in “Bar None.” Peotone, Ill., prior to the beginning of the A half-dozen highly collectible neon signs have pre-sale estimates of Chicagoland Petroleum & Advertising Show held $10,000-$25,000 each. They include a Mother Penn Motor Oil single-sided twice a year, always in Peotone. The action will kick Beacon Ethyl Gasoline porcelain sign with logo, mounted on a can and rated 9; a Chevrolet Wyeth Tires single-sided off on Thursday evening, Oct. 17, at 6 p.m. single-sided porcelain die- Service single-sided porcelain sign, also mounted on a can, rated 9; and a porcelain curved sign with (CST), with 200 lots of petroliana (gas sta- cut sign with lighthouse- Buick Authorized Service single-sided porcelain sign, mounted on a can boy in early driving gear tion collectibles) and automobilia. Another shaped design, rated 9 (est. and also rated 9. graphics, rated 9+ (est. 450 lots will cross the block on Friday, Oct. $40,000-$60,000). From the same group of neon signs: a United Motor Service single-sided $20,000-$25,000). 18, starting at 11:30 a.m. porcelain oval sign with touring car silhouette, rated 8.9 and measuring 21 inches The Beacon Ethyl Gasoline sign – by 36 inches; a Packard Approved Service single-sided porcelain sign measuring 48 inches by 30 inches and boasting great gloss and color – mounted on a can, 60 inches in diameter, rated 9; and a Pegasus (Mobil) is similar to one Matthews Auctions sold at the Peotone auction this past single-sided porcelain sign, 29 inches by 36 inches and rated well at 9. spring (Feb. 28-Mar. 1). The one in this sale, though, is seen as a supe- Five double-sided porcelain bus station signs, made circa 1920s-1950s, rior example. It is the expected top lot of the auction, although other are expected to hit $7,500-$15,000 each. They are for the Peerless Stages pieces in the sale carry pre-sale estimates nearly as high. Bus Depot, the Pickwick Greyhound Lines Ticket Office, the Greyhound One is an exceedingly rare Rickenbacker Authorized Flat Rate Lines Ticket Office, the Pacific Greyhound Lines Depot and the Eastern Service double-sided porcelain sign (est. 25,000-$35,000). The sign says, Massachusetts Street Railway Company. All feature great early bus station “A car worthy of its name,” a reference to the auto maker’s famous graphics. founder, Eddie Rickenbacker, the highly decorated World War I flying ace. Seven mid-20th century Allen-Morrison Company single-sided tin signs The sign, rated a high 9+, shows the firm’s iconic logo and measures 16 inch- that were prototypes never brought into production carry pre-sale estimates of es by 30 inches. $1,500-$3,500 each. They are for Texaco Airplane Oil, Gulf Supreme Motor Oil, Another is a scarce double-sided porcelain die-cut sign for Rand McNally Marathon Penn Motor Oil (two), Wolf’s Head Pennsylvania Water White Official Hotel, with a graphic of a Native American drawing on a wall Rand McNally Official Hotel Empire Kerosene, Cities Service Motor Oil and New Mobilgas. (est. $25,000-$30,000). The sign, rated 9, measures double-sided porcelain die-cut Quart oil cans – some filled with oil and some not – should command 17 inches by 14 inches and features super gloss sign with Indian graphics, $500-$1,200 each. Brands include Polly Penn and Polly Premium, Power- and color, with just a few chips at the top edge. rated 9 (est. $25,000-$30,000). Lube, Tiopet, Vanderbilt, Silent Chief, Red Hat, Big Chief, Gilmore It is the most common of the five types pro- Golden Lion, Fleetwood, Husky, Airman, McCoy’s Pride and Sta-Lube duced, and was probably made in the 1920s. Racing. In all there are 17 of these oil quarts. All 17 will be snapped up by eager collec- Vying for top lot honors will be a Clipper Gasoline tors. double-sided porcelain sign, oval and vertical in shape and The venue for the auction (same as for the impressive at 60 inches by 30 inches (est. $30,000-$40,000). Chicagoland show) is located off exit 327 of Interstate “This is one of the hardest petroliana signs to find,” said Dan 57. After leaving the interstate, follow the signs east. Matthews of Matthews Auctions. “I know of only two that If you cross the railroad tracks, you’ve gone too far. sold privately in the past five years and they were in the same The address is 710 West Street in Peotone. For condition or maybe less.” GPS, the zip code is 60468. A Wyeth Tires single-sided porcelain curved shield-shaped For those unable to attend in person, sign, rated near-mint at 9+ and showing a whimsical graphic of a Internet bidding will be provided by Proxibid.com. boy in early driving gear sitting in a stack of tires, has a pre-sale esti- Phone and absentee bids will also be accepted. Previews will be held on auction days (Oct. 17, from mate of $20,000-$25,000. The 22 inch by 18 inch sign is Clipper Gasoline dou- 2-6 p.m. and Oct. 18 from 9:30-11:30 a.m. ble-sided oval vertical marked “Wyeth Hdwe. & Mfg. Co., St. Joseph, Mo.” and Refreshments will be served on auction days. porcelain sign with sea- “Burdick Consumer Building, Chicago and Beaver Falls, Pa.” Dan Matthews has written a book about plane graphics, rated A Mohawk Gasoline single-sided tombstone-shaped petroliana, titled The Fine Art of Collecting and neon sign mounted on a can, rated 9, 52 inches by 44 inches 7.5 (est. $30,000- Displaying Petroliana. For more information on Mohawk (Gasoline) single-sided and with a graphic of an Indian with a single feather, with the $40,000). how to order a copy, log on to the Matthews porcelain tombstone-shaped sign can new and the neon in working condition, should make Auctions website, at www.matthewsauctions.com. mounted on a can, rated 9 (est. $20,000-$30,000; and an Oilzum Motor Oils (“The Cream of Pure Pennsylvania Oil”) Or, order a copy by calling 1-877-968-8880. $20,000-$30,000). double-sided porcelain sign with logo, rated 9 and 8.75, 24 inches in diameter, with both Matthews Auctions, LLC, is always accepting quality consignments for future sides showing nice gloss and color, should hit $15,000-$20,000. auctions. To consign a single item or a collection, you may call them at (217) 563-8880; Another lot deserving special mention is an original Auburn Sales and Service or, you can send an e-mail to [email protected]. For more information about porcelain flange sign, rated 9.5, 15 inches by 22 inches and with excellent gloss and color Matthews Auctions and the upcoming Oct.. 17-18 auction in Peotone, Ill., please log on (est. $10,000-$15,000). “This is an authentic Auburn flange sign,” Dan Matthews said. to www.matthewsauctions.com. “Most of the Auburn signs you see are flat, single-sided reproduction signs. But this one 20 Premier Event at MSAA Benefit Galena, Illinois Convention Center for Scott Henry Galena Auction was created by Paul Connor owner of EZ Sell USA, the At our summer meeting we had an auction to help the Henry family. Here area's only registered eBay drop off location, and Sue Wilke owner and operator of Ink & Stamp with Sue, Galena’s original and only art supply store. We both have a is some information on an upcoming benefit for those that missed the summer meet- long standing interest in antiques, and collectibles, and have been active business ing. owners in Galena, Illinois and the Tri State area for years. On July 22, 2013 Scott was injured in a motorcycle accident. A van pulled We are proud to announce a new event - Galena Antique Auction, Show and out in front of him and he hit the side of the van head-on. Scott was taken to the St. Sale at the Galena Convention Center, 900 Galena Square Drive, Galena, Illinois. Cloud Hospital and was in the ICU for two weeks. He suffered Traumatic Brain Friday and Saturday, November 8th and 9th, 2013. We think the timing will be great Injuries from lack of oxygen to his brain stem due to massive blood loss. Scott has for business as the fall begins to wrap up and customers. sights turn toward been in a self-induced coma since the accident. Along with the brain injury Scott Christmas. also suffers from many injuries to his body. As local business owners we are aware of visitors to Galena expecting and Bethesda Hospital in St. Paul accepted Scott into their program to undergo seeking out antiques. We are excited about this new novel endeavor which combines extensive therapy and he was transferred there on August 6th. Bethesda is a rehab a live auction with a show featuring antique vendors. We are planning this to be an facility that specializes in brain trauma. The Henry family works together to make annual or possibly a semi-annual event. sure that someone is with him every day so Scott has someone that he knows there The two day event begins with Friday's auction preview day. You will be when he wakes up. Scott is a 19 year old from Foley, MN. He is the son of Cheryl able to peruse all items on Friday that will be on the live auction Saturday. Vendor Henry and Ray Henry of I.R.A.Y. Auction also in Foley. He is an outgoing and lov- booths will be open for business inside the Convention Center for holiday shopping ing person. Scotts goal was to make people smile whether he knows them or not. Friday from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The doors open at On your worst day he would go out of his way to make your day better. He always 8 a.m. Saturday with the live two ring auction beginning at 10 a.m. Food and bever- seemed to know exactly what to say or do to cheer you up! ages will be available on the premises both days. Family always meant a lot to Scott. He has three older brothers; Troy, We have a website, GalenaAuction.com dedicated to this event and will Donny and David and a younger brother, Maurice. He loves to hang out with his include vendor information. The vendors will feature a large range of items from brothers and especially loves to play football with them. They would also go to the antique furniture and smalls to primitives, jewelry, linens, crocks, cookbooks and movies, casinos and have bonfires together. Another thing Scott likes to do is long Christmas. The Show will offer a perfect chance to grab goodies just in time for board. He and his girlfriend, Alex would go down to Lake George to long board and Holiday decorating and gift giving. rollerblade together for hours. Scott enjoys being outdoors and doing anything that Thanks for your consideration. We hope you will be able to join us for this will allow him to be outside. fun antiquing weekend. We are planning a great event and hope to grow this as an Scott just graduated from Foley High School and planned on going to col- annual event that promotes the antique and cultural heritage that Galena has been lege in the fall to become a fitness trainer. He loves sports and helping people so he known for. was very excited to combine both of those into a career that he could enjoy forev- For more information visit galenaauction.com or contact Sue at 563-580- er. He likes to get people to try new things and enjoys teaching them how to do the 3233 or Paul at 563-543-5201 or [email protected] things that he loves. We are reaching out to the community to ask for help. There will be a benefit held on October 13th at 12:00 noon at Rollies Rednecks and Longnecks Bar & Grill. We will be having a silent and live auction along with a meal. We are looking for auction item donations to help make this event successful. All money raised will Auction Action Antique News is Read by Top go to help pay for Scotts on going medical bills. If you are able to donate anything you can mail it to: Rock On Companies, 3100 7th Street S, Waite Park, MN 56387 or contact Krystal at (320) 230-2998 to make arrangements for pick up. Thank you Dealers and Collectors from Across the for your prayerful consideration.

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Find Out At The 39th Fall Fox Valley Antiques Show & Sale Traveling great distances to find a variety of Richard W. Larson, Maple Plain, MN ity, allowing customers to buy with confidence. authentic antiques is a thing of the past. The best Ron Christman Antiques & Art, Wales, WI Catered lunch with comfortable seating is antiques come to you at the October 19 & 20, 2013 Fox Schoolhouse Antiques, Kirkwood, MO available and there is plenty of free parking. Show Valley Antiques Show in St. Charles, Illinois for the Scott's Antiques, Whitefish Bay, WI hours are Saturday, October 19, 10 - 5, and Sunday, 39th fall. Sebasky and Hildreth, Staples, MN October 20, 10 - 4, at the Kane County Fairgrounds, Here 55 carefully-chosen, invitation-only deal- Sheridan Loyd Antiques, St. Joseph, MO 525 South Randall Road, St. Charles, Illinois 60174 ers from 17 states will offer for sale a wide variety of Somerville's Antiques, Lake Geneva, WI (enter on Randall Road between Routes 38 and 64). authentic 18th, 19th and early 20th century antiques. Spring Hill Farm Antiques, Brodhead, WI Produced by the Chicago Suburban Antiques October's show brings experienced dealers from great Terry Ziebarth, Avoca, WI Dealers Association, the show celebrates our heritage by distances, some new to the Fox Valley Antiques Show: The Her and History Collection, Peru, IL collaborating with its sponsor, DuPage County Historical American Spirit, Shawnee Mission, KS The Needle's Work Antiques, Morton, IL Museum Foundation. Both not-for-profit organizations, Bill and Betty Annable, Oberlin, OH The Rock Step Antiques, Spring Green, WI admission of $8 benefits local historical and educational Bob Jessen/Jim Hohnwald, Fitzwilliam, NH Tom and Marcia Brown Antiques, Osceola, IN endeavors. Discount coupons ($2 off) are available on the Brad Selinger Antiques, East Berlin, PA Turkey Mountain Traders, Scottsdale, AZ CSADA website. For more information visit Bruce Rigsby Antiques, Lancaster, KY Z and K Antiques, Urbana, IL http://www.csada.com/ ATM on premises. Carnine Antiques, Ankeny IA + our base of northern Illinois dealers Craig W. Illa Antiques, Palmyra, MO The complete list of exhibitors can be found on David & Jane Thompson Antiques, South Dennis, MA the Chicago Suburban Antiques Dealers Association Denise Scott Antiques, East Greenwich, RI website, www.CSADA.com Don and Pat Clegg, East Berlin, PA An added bonus, Tina Woltman, author of "An Erenberger's Antiques, Amana, IA Early Christmas" will be on hand to sign copies of her Jean Doty Antiques, Beaumont, TX latest book "Christmas of Olde". Appealing to both Kracker Barrel Antiques, St. James, MO antique and holiday collectors, "An Early Christmas" Lee Foster, Janesville, WI (2011) sold out immediately. The same fate is predict- Lynda Tomlinson, Alexandria, MN ed for "Christmas of Olde". Liberty Tree Antiques will be Main Street Antiques & Art, West Branch, IA A semi-annual sale, antiques are displayed all Somerville's Antiques, bringing this large Victorian wire basket with tin insert. Marie Miller Antique Quilts, Dorset, VT indoors at the bright and spacious Kane County will be bringing this large Mario Pollo, Holliston, MA Fairgrounds' Prairie Events Center. Dealers exhibit in oval Shaker box w/lid plus a nice grainer in Missouri Plain Folk, Sikeston, MO walled and papered booths, their offerings arranged in original mustard paint. Oakland Art, West Bloomfield, MI room settings, many with an emphasis on decorative Raccoon Creek Antiques LLC, Oley, PA and graphic design. A "juried" show assures authentic- Mary De Buhr will be bringing this candleholder.

Antiques at Hillwood Mainstreet Antiques will be Farms will be bringing bringing this owl hooked rug. this pair of 1880 revival Turkey Mountain will be brass sconces. bringing this Navaho weaving. Marie Miller will be bringing Small Decorated this Rose of Sharon quilt. Scandinavian Trunk.

Spring Hill Farm Antiques will be bringing this oil on canvas, Prize cow “Fanta” from Halsey Fort Atkinson, 34” x 24”. Munson will be bringing Pilgrim Joined this tap table. Two Drawer blanket Chest Origin: Connecticut River Mid 19th century American Valley 17th Century. Tis the season .... Scott’s rust and cream striped Antiques will be bringing a wool blanket and a brown large variety of early and cream cotton feather German holiday items. tick possibly PA in origin. Patricia Clegg A 18th century red painted will be bringing Sheridan Loyd will be bringing six board blanket chest and this painted trunk. this blue-painted 19th century a brown painted sea chest. Bruce Rigsby will be mortar and pestle. A mid 19th century signed bringing this Penwipe. iron kettle. 26 Marbles are one of, if not the oldest of, things we call toys Marbles are one of, if not the oldest of, things we ber ‘9’, or, certain patterns or colors stereotyped companies. Golden Rebel and expect to get a deal. You will still need call toys. Imagine, if you will, youngsters of primitive soci- Easily identifiable for example were the ‘Superman’ (red, yel- your checkbook and access to your home equity for that. eties gathering sticks or stones, inventing games and creating low, blue), Bumble Bee (yellow and black), John Deere Finding it in an antique mall…. forget it. Play the lottery for their own activities. Hand rolling a ball of clay into a (green and yellow), Spiderman (red and blue), better odds. Today’s vendors know value and/or how to find marble must have occurred concurrently with the Tiger (orange and black), and the Wasp (red and it. A jar of marbles in a mall has likely been screened for any discovery of the wheel. Round was good! Children black). There were (and still are), clearies and valuable booty. knew that. Visualize that group sitting on the bank puries (transparent colors) and opaques (no Your best chance for buying or selling will be at a of a stream or lake and rolling clay balls, then set- visible identifiers). The wars went on in those marble or toy show, or an auction. As luck would have it, the ting them in the sun to bake; progress in the art of early years because of the obvious. The com- Badger Marble Club is hosting their own 17th annual show on marble making. In time, a few began to color and pany that produce ‘the most’ and the ‘prettiest’ October 18, 19 with a show on Sunday, October 20 from 9 am design them identifying the maker or owner. Perhaps made the most money. A simple business con- till 2 pm. The show is at the newly remodeled Howard the marble bag or pocket was next. Did those children cept. Several references and internet sites are avail- Johnson’s hotel on E. Washington Ave., Madison, Wi. Rooms begin to trade and collect them? It’s logical to assume 1-1/2” Handmade able to help in identification. Links can be will be open on Friday and Saturday for most of the day so. sulfide 1850-1915 found on the Serius Sunlite/Badger and evening. Many of the finest collections in the The earliest glassy ‘round things’, beads, $150-$200 Marble Club website. Midwest will be displayed. You are welcome to were produced at least 3000 yrs. ago. No evidence Peltier, and most of the other browse, sell or buy from 30 or more collectors, suggest that any were made without a hole, e.g., ‘a marble’. companies suffered huge declines in the late those same children of the 40’s and 50’s, with Some creative children recognized their clay and stone as 1950’s and early 60’s when the Japanese Cat Eyes full pockets, a favorite shooter and all the inferior to beads. In the logical course of product improve- entered the market. In response, American compa- emotional nostalgia of that great era. Show ment, a better marble made its debut. Entrepreneurs, anxious nies began to produce cat eyes and look-a-like admission is $2, children 12/under are free. For to reap the profits, began thinking of ways to mass produce types while continuing to produce their historical more information on Badger Marble Club visit something as uncomplicated as a marble. Companies in successes. But, new toys and entertainment were begin- (www.badgermarbleclub.com) or call Bill Bass 608- Europe and England began producing handmade swirls and ning an evolution. ‘Playing’ marbles became passé, M.F. Cristianson #9, 723-6138 or Jim Stephenson 608-225-1226. sulphides by the thousands, one by one, no two the same. The which was a fortunate circumstance for ‘we’ marble 1920-25, $20-$30. Keep in mind, on Satuday morning, one of handmade explosion commenced around 1850 and lasted collectors. Mothers began stashing socks and cans the best farmers markets in the Midwest is held on until the early 20th century. Perfect examples are highly col- full of marbles in the ‘attic’ or in trunks, and many were the Capital square, dawn till mid-afternoon. lectable today. trashed. After four great decades, the passion fizzled and the Assuring success in the 1920’s, 30’s, and 40’s, was demand for industrial marbles (one in every paint spray can) the invention of marble making machines (first patent in was the new demand. The years went by and with every tick 1915) capable of producing marbles by the millions. Marble of the clock, marbles became even less entertaining to the wars ensued. Companies patented their sophisticated new generations. Recognizing the beauty and nostalgia of machines. Marble secrets and color formulas were locked in their childhood passion, those 30’s, 40’s and 50’s ‘children’ a safe after work shifts to guard against theft. In 1926, Akro have become the nucleus of today’s collectors. sued Peltier claiming that Peltier’s marble making machine The hunt was on. In the 70’s, 80’s and especially the (by William J. Miller) infringed on ‘certain parts’ of Akro’s 90’s, fathers, grandfathers, and yes, a few grandmothers, machine (by Horace C. Hill). The suit was decided in favor prowled the growing numbers of antique shops and antique of Akro, but was reversed by the U.S. Circuit Court of malls searching for Handmades, Supermen, Bumble Bees, Appeals. Akro lost another suit against a newly formed com- Wasps, Rebels, and any associated memorabilia. And the pany, Marble King in 1937. The new company was formed by prizes were there. Through the 90’s it was not only possible, four former Akro officials. Go figure! but probable, that finding those beauties was proportional to Peltier, Akro, Marble King, Ravenswood, the time spent searching. Marble shows flourished and prices Christianson, M.F. Christianson, were a few of Americas of the rarest marbles soared. Hundreds of collectors gathered Peltier comics in repro box w/comic marbles most prolific producers. One mention of 1930’s production at shows. It was truly Marble Mania. The Amana, Ia show $1,500, original box alone, $2,000. sites Peltier of Ottawa, Illinois making over 10 million mar- needed access to three motels to accommodate the multitude bles a month, and in 1954 they produced 154 million. Other of mibsters. Marble prices peaked along the way. Show your manufacturers rivaled Peltier making the years 1920-1955 a Lutzs’ to a crowd and you had everyone’s attention. Mention peak in production for making, selling and buying marbles, to a ?- inch Peltier Golden Rebel or a 2-inch handmade say little of some very imaginative packaging and marketing. Onionskin with Lobed Core and mica and everyone reached A few boxes, without marbles, might fetch several hundred for their pocket stash. What a hobby! Collecting, buying and dollars today, if you can find one. A full set of Peltier Comic selling defined the new collector stereotype. Just collecting marbles in a reproduction box will easily sell for $1000. became obsolete. Along came eBay and the world of collect- Marbles were included with new shoes, cereals, soda, and as ing anything displayed a new profile. (Mention beanie babies gift boxes. Marble games and the Lone Ranger entertained and watch the eyes roll!) 9/16” Green 7/8” Golden Rebel many living room rug rats. Dedicated collectors and great collections still exist, Rebel peltier peltier swirl, Every marble manufacture had their specialties. and while the great finds are far and few between, the marble swirl, $2,000+. $2,000-$3,000. While they all produced identifiable types, there were the market is softer. It is possible to buy your way to owning a most notables. Akro made corkscrews, Marble King produced fine collection. You can possess a handmade lutz for half of the Patch and Ribbon, Ravenswood was known for swirls, its mid-90’s value or a handful of Marble King Bumble Bees 3/4” Ketchup & Mustard peltier M.F. Christianson could always be identified sporting a num- for $50, but don’t obsess looking for that ? in. mint Peltier swirl, $300. 3/4” Liberty Handmade Akro corkscrew peltier 2” swirl snake, 1930-1955, swirl, 1850-1915, $20-$30. $200-$250. $300-$400. 3/4” Rebel peltier swirl, $300.

Transparent green Lutz 1”, 3/4” Dragon 5/8” Xmas Tree 1995 $500, peltier swirl, peltier swirl, 2013 $300, $200. 5/8” Blue Galaxy $125-$150. circa 1850-1910. 5/8” Superman peltier swirl, peltier swirl, $200. $1,000.

27 ATTENTION COLLECTORS! What do you collect? 222 Center Street ~ Lake Geneva, WI We now have a new page on the Open 7 days 262-248-8474 website"Collectors Notification" ilovefunkys.com You can now fill out a form that lists several categories of items listed in our paper, GOING OUT OF BUSINESS and we will email you when Everything (over $20) is on Sale YOUR item shows up. *Antiques*Clothing*Jewelry*Furniture*Gifts www.auctionactionnews.com The 54th Midwest Antique and Art ShowAnd The Collector’s Eye Cedar Rapids, Iowa The 54th version of the Midwest Antique and Art Want to see photos of the Spring Midwest and and Collector’s Eye Shows is coming Sunday, October 27th Collector’s Eye show’s dealer booths? Go to www.mwan- to Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and tiqueshow.com, click photos and then click the respective the lineup of dealers could not be more impressive. show logo to see the booths or “like us” on Facebook where Customers expect to be impressed at the Midwest Antique booth photos will be posted Saturday evening, October 26th, and Art Show and the same expectation will be especially for customer pre-show previews. Sometimes pictures are true for this fall’s October show. It is NOT a typical mid- truly worth a thousand words. We look forward to your visit west antiques show where customers grow accustomed to Sunday, October 27th. the usual . . . glass, china, and oak offerings. The Midwest *IMPORTANT NOTE: to those customers who show prides itself in providing unique objects usually only come the night before the show: there is a home Iowa seen in magazines or reserved for the East or West coast Football game Saturday so making room arrangements now audiences. It is difficult to describe the range of distinctive is a very good idea. Check our website and click on accom- merchandise that is sold. Significant pieces of art, furniture, modations for motel listings and numbers. sculpture, period textiles, carvings, cabin-themed acces- Contacts: Cathy Rawson, Midwest Antique and sories, American Indian, paintings and a vast array of other Art Show, (319) 389-7779 and Colleen Boland Frese, interesting objects are hustled out the door to waiting vehi- Collector’s Eye, (319) 360-4301. cles with most patrons returning for additional purchases. The Collector’s Eye Show has an eager customer base that look forward to the show’s diversity and emphasis on late 19th to mid 20th century, high-end collectibles and antiques representing advertising, country store, toys, jewelry, early holiday, mid 20th century furniture and accessories and much more. The Collector’s Eye and the Midwest Antique and Art Show strongly compliment one another and provide shoppers with an expansive and ever-changing, quality shopping opportunity. The shows are in the same Expo Center building at the Hawkeye Downs fairgrounds located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, at 4400 6th Street S.W., and a single $8 admission allows the customer access to both shows. The Midwest Show has 66 vendors and the Collector’s Eye has 44 so the $8 entrance fee allows access to two shows and 110 dealers. Additionally, Hawkeye Downs has no parking fee! Economy of scale and free parking make the combined Midwest and Collector’s Eye shows a bargain. Consider how far you would have to travel outside Iowa to find a com- parable show with such a wide and varied selection of quality antiques, art and collectibles? Answer: a real, real long ways . . .! Please join us for our 27th year and 54rd show on Sunday, October 27, 2013. The shows begin at 10 a.m., and last until 4 p.m. Join the long lines waiting at the doors prior to 10 a.m., and see what the buzz and longevity of these shows is all about. Enthusiastic customers support quality shows and these two shows have a very loyal customer base. 28 Pedal Pushers Junction of Routes 14 & 67 • WALWORTH, WI 53184 (262) 275-9858 • Open 7 Days 10-5 Internet: www.lakegenevawi.com Antiques or E-mail at: [email protected] 220 Bohemia Drive, Denmark, WI Prime Dealer Space Available...Call NOW! Open 7 Days a Week ~ 7,000 Square Feet HOURS: 10-5:30pm ~ 920-863-8984 Buy Green Buy Antiques • Repair, Reuse, Recycle Copper plated Outside you’ll find Chippewa moccasins, “Three Jacks” this unusual c. 1900, $365; pinball type trade Wayne “Honest Santa Domingo stimulator, Measure” gas pottery, $140. $1,250. pump w/swiveling Dlr 3 hose opening, $2,250. Daisy BB guns, $30-$50. Dlr 60JH

Van Briggle Indian maiden Period pony pedal cart in grinding corn, great condition, $315. 1920-1930, $145. Dlr 49 Near mint Unique Art Li’l Abner & his Dogpatch Band windup toy w/box, $1,100.

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