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July 24, 2013 Vol. 19 No. 01 News Periodical Mailed on July 18 June 9th Show at LaPorte Hosts Many Veteran Dealers Article & photos by Jack Kelly For many antique dealers setting up at the June 9 show at the LaPorte County Fairgrounds in LaPorte, Indiana, it is a return trip that they started 16 years ago – and continues to 2013. Many shoppers over the years have taken home finely refinished furniture from 16-year veteran dealers Marvin and Connie Novak of “I love jewelry, it’s a work of art” said Jim nearby City, Indiana. Sigler of St. Joseph, Mich., pointing to a pair At the June event the couple showed off more 14-18k bracelets, circa 1883, priced at $7,000. high quality items including a 4-foot-long 54- (269) 429-4996. inch-tall double-door birch bookcase priced at $395. Shoppers also checked out a 62-inch-long 67-inch-tall pine kitchen cupboard tagged at $525.

Shoppers stopped to look, Continued A pair of tear-drop-back and sit on, a 62” long pine on pages design 1960s chairs could grace You could gamble at home for boot box, with hinged top, priced at 15 & 16 your home for $200 shown by $900 with a Mills slot machine $325 by Marvin and Connie Novak of Thaddeus Cutler of LaPorte. from Tom and Carol Miller of Michigan City, Ind. (219) 879-6390. (219) 326-8626. Homer Glenn, Ill. (708) 301-5759. From Primitives to Tiffany and Much More at Tumbleson Three-Day Auction in Princeton, IL

Article & photos by Brian Maloney Holiday weekend with nothing to do? Well, Tumbleson Auction has your answer! Whether it’s New Year’s Day or the Fourth of July, Princeton, ’ Tumbleson Auction Company probably has a big multi-day auction scheduled. I headed down to their twin auction galleries for their latest event: a three-day Memorial Weekend Auction on May 25th through the 27th. No matter what you collect, you probably would have found it there. Highlight of the sale: a sweet 1966 Ford Mustang convert- This clean 1966 Ford Mustang V-8 convertible ible that drove off for $15,250. (here with auctioneer Tom Tumbleson & grandson Drew Foes) with only 52,000 miles drew plenty of bidders, and sold for $15,250.

Mason Premier widgeon, good original paint - $900.

A small-but-nice group of Period pistol highlights included this U.S. Native American beadwork A Charles Walker Army Colt Model 1911 that sold for $1,900. sold on day-three, including mallard decoy was the this Ojibwa bandolier bag decoy winner of day-three, that made $500. Continued on pages 6, 7 & 8 selling for $2,300.

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Day-one featured hundreds of antique tractor seats, plus other country and primitive pieces. Sunday saw everything from high-end art glass to Victorian furniture cross the block – and some choice collector cars. And sporting collectors were all here for Monday’s finale, with more than one-hundred period decoys by makers of the likes of Walker and Elliston, plus large groups of period firearms and Native American arti- facts. Buffalo TT Tumbleson Auction Company conducts close to one-hundred Pottery did auctions each year, but has become famous for their multi-day holi- well, with day sales. Pretty much pick a major holiday and Tumbleson Auction this 1908 will be having a two or three-day auction. Princeton, Illinois might bowl bring- sound far away, but it’s actually just a two-hour drive from Madison, ing $325, this , or Dubuque. The Tumbleson Auction Gallery is just a few rectangular blocks off of Interstate 80 in north-central Illinois. tray $450. They don’t actually have an auction gallery - they have two. On big Best of the many pieces of Tiffany art weekend events like this one, auction-goers have an opportunity to pre- glass: this little blue two-handled basket view the next day’s auction already set up in the adjoining climate-con- that made $400. trolled twin halls; a big plus for both buyers and sellers alike. 2 1/2” x 4” Most of the items in the auction were from several local estates, and Tiffany Gold believe me; they needed three days to sell the 2,000-plus lots. Saturday, Favrile bowl day-one of the sale, was devoted to a huge antique tractor seat collection, with pigtail as well as stoneware and primitives of all sorts. I attended Sunday’s sale, motif - $200. which offered the full-house crowd a wide array of quality antiques - from art glass and pottery to Victorian furniture to some choice period lighting. Antique furniture did well, with several pieces making $400 or more, with contemporary furniture doing better still. China sets proved popular too, with a mixed group of flow blue making a total of $890, and a Lenox Autumn service for twenty-one right behind at $850. Other A $200 bid took this Saturday notables: several sets of Sterling flatware, bringing up to signed black-on-black $1,450; and a rectangular Buffalo Pottery tray that fetched $450. Pueblo vessel. Things couldn’t have looked more different than on Monday – day- three of the sale. A sea of vintage decoys filled dozens of tables; 2” Tiffany toothpick many of them coveted Illinois River birds. Of them, a Charles holder with pigtail 2 1/2” x 5” scalloped Gold Favrile Walker mallard drake was the winner price-wise at $2,300, with a designs - $200. Tiffany bowls brought $170 & $190. Robert Elliston bluebill bringing $1,200. A crudely-repainted Charles Perdew mallard pair still managed $900, as did a Mason Premier green- wing teal drake in good original paint. Tumbleson Auction has built up quite a loyal following in their thirty- plus years of operation: it was a full house all weekend, with a crowd of both local folks and collectors from several states. Tom, Mary, and sec- ond-generation bid-caller Tiffany Foes are fast and friendly auctioneers. Each sell at close to one-hundred & forty lots per hour, so grab a cata- log, find a seat, and be sure to keep your bid card handy!

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· Marlin Model 1894 .44 - $675 · Winchester Model 12 Featherweight shotgun - $625 · Winchester Model 94 Buffalo Bill commemorative 30/30 - $575 · Set of six Waterford “Millennium” cocktail tumblers - $180 Tiffany “King Tut” This 11” Weller Baldin vase fetched $140. · Carved parlor table with figural crane legs - $175 with paper label · Set of four Waterford “Millennium” 8” wine glasses - $140 #D1329 toothpick - $210. Auctioneers for the three-day event: Tom & Mary Tumbleson, and Tiffany Foes. TT Tumbleson Auction Company has been serving north- ern Illinois’ auction needs for more than thirty years, conducting auctions Cranberry glass of all kinds, both onsite and at their twin auction galleries. They can be bride’s basket in silver- contacted at 815-872-1852, or through their website www.tumbles- plate frame - $150. onauction.com. And as always, keep an eye out for all of their upcom- ing auctions in the Auction Action Antique News! Tiffany demitasse cup with etched grapevine motif - $190. Continued on page 8 7 Gothic walnut cabinet, possibly English - $250.

Walnut chaise lounge with velvet upholstery - $190.

Hand-painted kerosene par- Two American walnut secretaries sold for lor lamp, electri- $370 (left) and $480. $350 bids won fied - $140. each of these slag glass table lamps. Some nice vin- tage Asian furni- ture crossed the block, including this mother-of- pearl inlaid dis- play cabinet ($200) and carved screen - $150. Sets of vintage Sterling sold for up to $1,450 apiece.

A $175 bid won this American Empire-style sofa in gold velvet. This mahogany sideboard/cabinet did well, A $350 bid took this Lenox China Winter selling for $445. Greetings dinner service with chargers.

Vintage Southwest Squash Blossom silver necklace - $500.

Flow Blue anyone? There was plenty here, sold in groups for a total of $890.

It took an $850 bid to buy this Lenox “Autumn” serv- ice for twenty-one. A little bumper damage The large group of contemporary furniture didn’t stop this low-miles did just as well, with this green-stained 2009 Toyota Camry from dinette set bringing $250; this custom-made driving off for $18,500. carousel coffee table a surprising $2,050!

8 Continued from pages 6 & 7 Robert Elliston bluebill drake - $1,200.

This group of Duncan Miller “Three Faces” glassware, including the hard-to- find cake pedestal, fetched $450. This oval walnut dining table brought $300, the set of six mahogany chairs $310.

A $350 bid took this early Michigan calling black decoy. Early 19th century American samplers sold for $270 and $325. A $475 bidder took this Roy Hancock mallard Day-three was devoted to sporting col- pair. lectibles, with hundreds of lots of decoys, firearms, and much more.

Repainted Charles A Virgil Lashbrook blue-wing Perdew mallard pair - $900. teal hen in excellent condition fetched $475. Lenox Butterfly Meadow service for six - Virgil Lashbrook green-wing teal $175. drake - $475. Among the firearm oddities: this Turkish flintlock rifle that brought $550.

A $1,700 bid took this German Mauser Bolo pistol. An $875 bid took this early Frank Schmidt Canada goose. There’s not a bad seat in the house in the Tumbleson WWII German Walther P-38 Auction Galleries, located a pistol & holster - $1,100. short drive south of Rockford in Princeton, Illinois. When out & about, let our advertisers know where you saw their ad! 9 James Hill Estate Auction Northwoods Real Estate & Personal Property W13001 Parkway Rd, - Athelstane, WI (Caldron Falls/High Falls/Crivitz Rec. Area) Open House: Sunday, July 21, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. - 3 P.M. Auction: Saturday, August 3, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. CST Selling in 2 Rings Much of the Day! ~ 2bd/1.5ba Home on 5 Wooded Acres ~ Fireplace, Deck, Hardwood Flrs, T&G walls, sunroom, Det garage, 30x40 Seefeldt Building, new garden shed. Jim & his wife were dealers and collectors for decades! Personal Property to Feature: ’01 Ford F-150 4x4 Pickup (low miles); Lrg Bobblehead Collection; Knives; Huge Selection of Antiques & Collectibles (many unusual, hard to find items); 50cc mini-bike; wood shop tools; Primitives; Cast Iron; Rarities; Over 100 Price Guide/ID Books; Fishing Lures & Tackle; Enclosed Wells Cargo Trailer; Red Wing, Hull, Shawnee Pottery; Stoneware; Owen Gromme & others Signed Ltd Ed Prints; Toby Mugs; Ceramic Art Studios. Also includes: Candlestick telephone; oil lamps; furniture to include Globe Barrister bookcase, early columned glass front shelving unit, retro credenza, burl lamp table, galv lined chest coffee table, Mission era sofa sleeper and many proj- ect pieces; steamer trunk, 1858 Mason Jars, toys, glassware, household, Royal Beyreuth, Holt Howard, Fire King, Goebel, VanBriggle, Redlin, Taylor, Frisino, Gadamus, Kloetzke, McCoy, Tonka, Magic Lantern, Doilies, 60’s Packers, Bears, Senators, Red Wing & other nodders & lots more! Bring your trailers and a bidding partner! Huge onsite auction! Directions: take Hwy 141 north of Crivitz to Middle Inlet, go west on Cty Rd X, cross Cty A and follow Cty Rd X to “T” with Parkway Rd, turn right and fol- low to auction site. Watch for Auction Today signs. Good Food and restroom on site. Terms: Cash OR Good Check preferred, CC accepted. Everything sold as-is, no warranties. Announcements on sale day take precedence over printed material. Call for full Real Estate terms. No contingencies on Real Estate. Deposit BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306 required to bid. Sale subject to seller’s acceptance. Auctioneer Roger Anderson #1962 Visit our site for detailed listing and photos! No Buyer’s Fee! Absentee bids accepted and executed fairly. WWW.BANISTERAUCTIONSERVICES.COM YOUR SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL DATE IS FAST APPROACHING **** ************* Dear Auction Action Antique News Subscriber, EXP IRES DATE Y Your subscription expiration date is printed on each week’s issue. OUR NAME YOUR ADDRESS The date is shown on the first line of your mailing label at the top of the front page. CITY, STATE, ZIP Our annual renewal rate is currently $35. For that investment you will receive a year Subscription of (50) issues to Auction Action Antique News. With informative articles in an easy to read format. There are three easy ways to renew: 1. Telephone us to pay with a credit card. 2. Complete the form at the bottom of the letter and remit with check or credit card information. 3. Visit our website at auctionactionantiquenews.com and click on Subscribe Today and fill out the information needed. 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:______- ______

10 LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE 105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983 LARGE RETIREMENT AUCTION SUNDAY - JULY 28, 2013 July 27, 9:00 a.m. - 8705 N. Lisbon Rd. - Morris, IL 9 A.M. INSPECTION - 10 A.M. - COINS ONLY Rt. 47 in Morris, IL - W on Division St. to B.P. Gas Station (Lisbon Rd.) N on the Lisbon Rd. (Watch for signs) Approx. 11:30 A.M. we will be selling Antiques, collectibles & household items. WEDNESDAYS - JULY 24, 31 & AUG. 7, 14, 2013 Preview on Friday 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Will be running 2 rings all day, 3 part of the time. INSPECTION 4:00 P.M. - AUCTION 5:00 P.M. SPURS - 65 sets We will be selling Smaller Area Estates. www.liebeauctionservice.com BITS - 46 Bits and 11 Straps Terms: Cash or check with I.D. BLACKSMITH ITEMS Including 40+ Anvils Any information given the day of sale takes precedence over this information. JOHN DEERE TRACTORS All Sales final with no warranties or guarantees. 50 + JOHN DEERE TOYS REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871 Phone 920-867-3352 Email: [email protected] WOODEN WHEEL WAGONS (10 wagons - 15 seats - 25 wheels) HORSE DRAWN MACHINERY: 45 pcs. 50 WALKING PLOWS AND CORN FINE ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & TOY AUCTION SHELLERS Saturday, July 27th, 2013 at 10:00am ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES Located at the Centennial Lodge, 14 Bel Air Ct., Champaign, IL 61821 FARM EQUIPMENT TRUCKS & TRAILERS

Owners: John & Lou Kellogg. John has collected over 60 years. Due to health reasons it is time to sell and let someone else enjoy it. Everything will be sold to the highest bidder. You will not be disappointed. Visit auctionzip.com #14498 for updates, sale bill & pictures. TRI COUNTY AUCTION CO. 650E. CR 400N - Arcola, IL 61910 Phone 217-268-3444 Sale Manager: Vernon J. 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RD. M, MARION, WI Directions: From Shawano, Cty. Rd. M west 14 miles to site. 1970 Olds 442 Convertible 99,632 miles • 1977 GMC Sprint • GMC Sierra SLE 4x4 Pickup 195,000 miles • John Deere 530 Tractor • Ford 8N Tractor • John Deere Brush Hog • 2 Bottom Plow • Flat Rack • Cement Mixer • Steel Fence Posts • PTO Hyd. Wood Splitter • Spring tooth From the Collection of the Late Larry Smoot & Others /ŶĨŽ͗ DŝŬĞ ϴϭϱͲϰϳϰͲϳϳϰϴ Žƌ ĚĂŵ ϮϭϳͲϰϭϳͲϭϳϯϮ Drag • 5' Disc • Hyd. Dump Trailer • Braden Elec. Winch • Snapper 12 Hp 28" Riding Mower • dĞƌŵƐ͗ ϭϬй ƵLJĞƌƐ͛ WƌĞŵŝƵŵ͘ ĂƐŚ͕ ŚĞĐŬ Θ ƌĞĚŝƚ ĂƌĚ ĐĐĞƉƚĞĚ͘ ϯй ŽƵƌƚĞƐLJ &ĞĞ ŽŶ ƌĞĚŝƚ ĂƌĚ WƵƌĐŚĂƐĞƐ͘ ĂŶŬ >ĞƚƚĞƌ ŽĨ 'ƵĂƌĂŶƚĞĞ Tools ƌĞƋƵŝƌĞĚ ĨŽƌ Ăůů KƵƚͲŽĨͲ^ƚĂƚĞ ĐŚĞĐŬƐ Žƌ ĐŚĞĐŬƐ ĞdžĐĞĞĚŝŶŐ ΨϭϬϬϬ͘ ůů /ƚĞŵƐ ŵƵƐƚ ďĞ ƐĞƚƚůĞĚ ďĞĨŽƌĞ ƌĞŵŽǀĞĚ͘ WƌĞǀŝĞǁ ϰͲϲ Ɖŵ &ƌŝĚĂLJ͘ Lots of Werner Ext. Ladders & Step Ladders • Milwaukee Compound Mitre Saw • Saws • Radio DŝŬĞ WĞƚĞƌƐŽŶ ƵĐƚŝŽŶĞĞƌƐ ϴϭϱͲϰϳϰͲϳϳϰϴ͘ tĂƚƐĞŬĂ͕ />͘ >ŝĐ͘ ηϰϰϬ͘ϬϬϬϵϭϳ͘ &Žƌ ϭϬϬϬн WŝĐƚƵƌĞƐ ĂŶĚ Ă ŽŵƉůĞƚĞ >ŝƐƚŝŶŐ͕ sŝƐŝƚ͗ • Makita Chain Saw & Air Stapler • Sander • Cordless Drills • Air Nailers • Air Compressor • 1/2" Drill • Rockwell Floor Drill Drivers • Shop Vac • Tool Boxes & Hand Tools • Drywall Screw Gun www.mikepetersonauctioneers.com • Squares & Levels • Rockwell Table Saw • Hy Ratio Airless Sprayer • Floor Jack • Ladder & Roof Jack • Rototiller • 3/4" Socket Sets • Come-alongs • 3 1/2 Hp Mower • Vintage Bikes • Vice • Gear Pullers • Mitre Saw • Jointer • Band Saw • Clamps • 16' Garage Door • Wringer Washer • Living Estate Auction WheelBarrow • Grinding Wheel • Rakes • Shovels • Picks • Scrap Iron • 4 Chrome 14" Wheels • Snow Fence • Snow Sleds • Minnow Traps • Dennis McDougall Sr. Antiques - Collectibles 2931 E. Haley Lane, Milton, WI Milk Can Cartan Steel • Bob Sled • Red Wing 5, 6, & 15 Gallon Crocks • 2 Gal. Crocks • Lanterns • Oak Harvest Table • T Back Chairs • 3 Drawer Chest • 2 Oak Library Tables • 3 Oak Commodes SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. • Kraut Kutter • Oak & Glass Display Case • Bavarian Dishes • Luster Ware • Salt & Peppers • NOTE: Nice Clean Sale. Majority of items like new. Amazing model train set-up and collection. Must See. Royal Copley • Bird Figurines • Holly Hobbie • Precious Moments • Iron Beds • Oak Buffet • Oval Directions: John Paul north of Janesville to Town Line Road, west to Rotamer Road south Dining Room Table w/6 Chairs • Platform Rocker • Floor Safe w/combo • Dbl. Bed w/Chest & to Haley Lane. (Watch for BSA Signs). Dresser • Vintage Oak Bookcase • Milk Bottles from Crystal Dairy, City Dairy, Verifine, Model Train Collection: To Be Sold As a Complete Set. Huge Model Toy Train Collection Meadowview, Model, Strauss, Speedway Farms Shawano, Maggers, Bodens and a lot more. consisting of Complete DC & DCC Compatible Engines inc. All Accessories and 50+ Cars Auctioneer’s Note: Donald was a well known handy man carpenter, there are a lot of quality tools (Roadhouse, Accurail, Proto 2000 Series, Athearn, Exact Rail, Walthers and more), Additional and ladders. Donald lived on the homestead where he was born. Cars in Original Boxes & other Train (HO Scale) Accessories, Tools, Paints, etc. to be sold sep- Terms: Cash, Good Check, Visa, MasterCard w/4% Courtesy fee. arately, Huge Collection of Model Railroading Magazines-Videos and more. Sale Clerked & Conducted By: Sale will also consist of Antiques & Collectibles, Household, Shop & Outdoor and more. Go HOMETOWN REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO., INC. to www.badgerstateauction.com for pictures and a complete listing. TERMS: 5% Buyer Fee when paying with Cash or Check. All other types of payment are 9%. 404 S. Main Street, Shawano, WI 54166 • 715-526-6661 Master Card, Visa and Discover are welcome. All sales are final and must be settled for on day Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer, Clayton McHugh #66 of sale. Not responsible for accidents or misprints if any. Once sold, items are your responsibility. Website: www.htrealestate.com for photos. Email: [email protected] BADGER STATE AUCTION & REAL ESTATE LLC. BOB JOHNSON - AUCTIONEER Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #800 - Registered Illinois Auctioneer #441000422 Advertisers: The busy Summer season is 4128 Hwy. KK, Milton, WI 53563 • 608-868-2199 www.badgerstateauction.com “WHERE OUR GOAL IS YOUR SATISFACTION!” here! Please have your ads to us no later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday! The Is Your Auctioneer Advertising Here? Your ad will be seen by Collectors sooner we receive your ad, the sooner around the world! you will get your proof copy!

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DON HERSON ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, JULY 27, 2013 - 9:30 A.M. SATURDAY, JULY 27th, 2013-10:00 A.M. CENTRAL Merl & Jean Berge Estate W9301 WHISPERING PINES ROAD, STEPHENSON, UPPER MICHIGAN Dorshorst Auction Bldg. - 113 N. Main St. (Hwy. 73), Deerfield, WI Just 15 minutes from Madison, WI - Food, Restroom, No Smoking, Climate Controlled PARTIAL LISTING: 1952 US AIR FORCE CRASH FIRE TRUCK, 2001 HONDA HELIX, Otis Go to www.dorshorstauctions.com for photos. FORKLIFT, 1991 Sea Flash personal watercraft vehicle, SCISSOR LIFT, antique slot machines, 2009 POLARIS RANGER, John Deere Many bird books; Cobalt Blue glassware; primitive stepback cupboard w/orig. paint-8’ h; costume & Toro front deck lawn mowers, ANTIQUE TUGBOAT, Atec 2000# jewelry; some sterling; stoneware bean pot “Certainly the Levinson Store-Deerfield” w/lid; nice electric winch, NEW CEDAR LAWN FURNITURE, John Deere walnut veneer dresser w/mirror; blonde dresser w/mirror; 1922 Chicago World’s Fair walking stick; Gator, 3 FARM TRACTORS, Textron E-Z Go golf cart, MANY 1950’s swivel rocker; primitive stand, bench, other pcs.; 1934 Newell metal curtain stretchers; nice TOOLS, Delta Industrial/other power washers, Carolina 5000 engine Bernina sewing machine w/cabinet, 2 others-one newer; Dept. 56; old Kodak equip.; cuckoo clocks; hoist, HOEFGEN CANOES, fishing/sporting/outdoor items, large amount of lumber, MANY PORCE- LAIN SIGNS, large appliances, FIREARMS, quality furniture, MUCH MORE! many old records; 8” high speed drill press; good power tools; pocket hole jig; drill bits & MUCH MORE !! Terms: Cash or check w/positive picture ID. Everything settled for day of sale. 5.5% sales tax LIVING ESTATE AUCTION applies. No buyer’s fee. SUNDAY, JULY 28th, 2013-11:00 A.M. Marv Dorshorst, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #344 300 WEST D STREET, IRON MOUNTAIN, MI 1078 Nesheim Road, Deerfield, WI 53531 - 608-764-8233 or 608-628-1631 [email protected] PARTIAL LISTING: 1984 HARLEY DAVIDSON, custom made Fender electric guitar, ANTIQUE & MODERN FURNITURE, firearms, TOOLS, crystal/other glassware, Stockwell Auction STONEWARE bowls/crocks/jugs, 1957 FORD STRAIGHT SIX ENGINE with transmission, 2005 Chevy Malibu LS-V6, John Deere Gator 4 x 4, 2002 Sunbright sauna, SMOKING & N2817 STARR ROAD, PORTAGE, WI 53901 ADVERTISING COLLECTIBLES, vintage Stanley/other wood planes, MANY VINTAGE SATURDAY, JULY 20th, 2013 - 9:30 A.M. PAPER COLLECTIBLES, leather reclining sofa, artwork, FISHING COLLECTIBLES, lead DIRECTIONS: From Portage take Hwy. 33 east to left on Polinske Rd. to right on Starr Rd. From glass windows, HARLEY DAVIDSON helmet/toy banks/leather wallet/motorcycle cover, Pardeeville take Hwy. 22 North to Hwy. 33 east to right on Polinske then right on Starr Rd. Watch for signs. MUCH MORE! NOTE: The Stockwell family has owned the property for decades and years of collecting are TERMS/CONDITIONS: Cash, Visa/MC/Discover, checks over $2,000 must have Bank Letter of amongst the items being sold. This is a partial List- visit www.hameleauctions.com for more Guaranty. You must be a MI resident to purchase non-Black Powder firearms. 10% Buyers Fee on all information. Lunch on grounds. items. Complete Terms & Conditions can be found on out website, by calling our office & attending MACHINERY/FARM RELATED ITEMS: Allis Chalmers Roto-Bale; Water Tanks; the auction. McCormick Twine Binder; Hay Fork; Chicken Feeders and more. WWW.SUPERIORAUCTION.NET GARAGE ITEMS: John Deere LT150 Riding Mower; John Deere Lawn Sweeper; Wheelbarrow; AUCTIONEER NELLIE BELAND 3 Point Sickle Mower; Front Tine Tiller; Scrap Iron; Long Handle Tools; Chicken Crates and more. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Wisconsin Ag. & Farmer Sign; Oil Related Cans; Corn CAI/CES/CAGA - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #818 Planter; Primitive Hand Tools; Water Cans; Metal Wagon; Dexter Wringer Washer; Enamelware; HONESTY...INTEGRITY...EXPERIENCE Primitive Wood Box; Side Board; Ice box; National Washboard; Brunswick Phonograph; Primitive Telephone: 906-864-2942 E-Mail: [email protected] Kitchen Utensils; Enamel Pots; picture postcards from the local area; Viewfinder Picture Slides; Wooden Chairs; Dry Sink; Wooden Rockers; China Hutch; Buffet w/beveled mirror; Primitive Wardrobe; Dresser w/beveled mirror; Chest of Drawers; Serving Box; Aladdin Model 12 Oil Lamp; Treadle Sewing Machine; Vanity w/round mirror; Vintage Framed Photos; Misc. Glassware; Hunter Flashlight by Rayovac; Trunk; Chest of Drawers; Cupboard; Hay Knife; Horse CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Neck Collars & Harnesses; Milk Cans; Speed Queen Wringer Washer; Piano Stools; Commode; COLLECTIBLES, SHOP EQ., TOOLS & FARM MACHINERY Walnut Mantle Clocks; Egg Scale and many hidden treasures. BERNARD BENDIXON & OTHERS HOUSEHOLD/MISC.: Gibson Upright Freezer; GE Upright Freezer; Kelvinator Fridge; Washer/Dryer; Misc. Household Items; Crafting Supplies; Gourds for Crafts and more. 8826 GRAMS RD., RIPON, WI TERMS: No Buyers Fee. 3% Convenience Fee for all Credit/Debit cards (Master, Discover & (CORNER OF GRAMS RD. & HWY. E - RUSH LAKE) Visa Cards) payments. Tax on Vehicles/Snowmobiles/ATV/Campers/Boats-anything titled or reg- SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. istered. Cash or Check, Positive Photo ID required, $50 Fee on all Returned Checks. Everything sold AS-IS. No Refunds. Announcements made the day of auction have precedence over prior NOTE: Two rings will be used. advertisements. United Country Hamele Auction & Realty: P.O Box 257 Portage, WI 53901 COLLECTIBLES: Commode; grain bags; runner sled; lanterns; wood viewer; jugs; blue canning jars; Marine 608-742-5000. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Travis Hamele #2224- Band harmonica; rugs; 100’s old books; ink pens; Depression glass; wood bowls; Indian books; buttons; wood horses; scarves; glass bowl; wool combs; copper wash boiler; wood bookshelf; child’s vintage dresses; Bavarian 052 Pardeeville, WI. 608-697-3349, Larry Hamele #510 Briggsville, WI 608- dishes; records; Gilbert mantle clock; 100 early 1900’s postcards; pictures & frames; viewer cards; Auto Harp 981-2690, Terry Dixon Endeavor #200, and Marty Griepentrog #2692. 1918 farm books; globe; German books; sewing supplies; camera eq.; Jewelry – Indian beaded, pins, necklaces, Thinking of selling Real Estate or having an auction, turquoise, rings, bracelets & more; Hummels; 1900’s Photo frame; 1950’s Life magazines; typewriter; Fire Chief call us for a free auction evaluation. We can help you with all of 800 sign; Game Farm sign; metal signs; Red Wing crocks & jugs; fishing lures & tackle boxes; Coleman lanterns your real estate or auction needs! & stove; Havahart steel traps; Carnival glass; Indian baskets; cookie cutters; slot machine; trains & train acc.; 12 Like us on facebook. Visit us at: www.hameleauctions.com & 30 gal. crocks; silverware; wood duck decoys; iron horse lamp; medicine bottles; easel; oil painting; Neenah & Menasha embossed bottles; machetes; cast iron kettle; press back chairs; plant stands; wicker fernery; camel back trunk; Fire Dept. tin toys; rocker; 1950 military picture; writing desk; 1878 Deluth settee; Kalamazoo iron cook stove; brass bed; Neenah Depot print; Starrett & Luffkin micrometers in wood boxes; Remington 20 ga. shot box; 2 12 ga. shot boxes; Lager beer man bank; Soviet Era propaganda prints; Iraqi paper; church pipe organ AUCTION Bill Cain=4.2’ pipes; wood carpenter’s tool chest; military buttons; Kentucky Club tobacco tins; airplane & car magazines; $ + $ color photos 1960’s Popular Mechanic Magazines; quilts; shoe stands; movie projector; WWII Marine photo album; collector ROBERT KELTESCH ESTATE stamps; Peoples beer thermometer; Wisconsin Game Farm sign; baby shoe; Fire Chief gas station metal signs; WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2013 - 2:30 P.M. Start 80+/- pieces of Hager; trout, turkey & pheasant stamps. VEHICLE, FARM MACHINERY & RELATED, LAWN & GARDEN & HOSUEHOLD. SPORTING ITEMS: Mercury 50 h.p. boat motor; inflatable boat; LOCATION: W1499 COUNTY TRUNK HH, NEW HOLSTEIN, WI life jackets; pontoon boat cover; creel; fishing lures; tackle boxes; reel boxes; New Mercury boat propeller; (4 1/2 miles west of Kiel on HH) $178.00 Johnson Sea Horse motor; Century Resorter model boat; outboard motor oil; Packard Dietrich MD car box; Bedroom set, green Depression glass, hall tree, kraut cutter, copper boiler, kitchen table and chairs, oil lamps, 1948-49 fishing license & regulations; 30-06 shells. SHOP EQ., SPECIAL ITEMS: Model A Ford Truck, par- lamps, oak chest of drawers, glassware, kitchen goods, beaded and wire purses, Kewpie doll, cane seated [email protected] tially restored – All other parts are included; Vaspo Cushman scooter; Fairbanks Morse hit & miss motor w/2 fly- chairs, Norman Rockwell dolls, square oak table, cookbooks, child's wood chairs, old spinning wheel, old pull wheels & pulley, 3 h.p.; other vehicle parts. COINS: 1892 AU $5 gold Liberty; 1901-S AU $5 gold Liberty; 1914-D AU $2 1/2 gold Indian; 1921 VG Walker half dollar, key date; 1921-D VG Mercury dime; 1883 Unc. V- down kerosene lamp, chest freezer, garden tools, ice tong, large metal wagon wheels, Lincoln welder, game Nickel; 1864 AU 2¢ piece; 1908-S AU Indian penny; 1914-D Fine Lincoln penny; Morgan & Peace dollars, traps, drying wires for pecs, metal saw horses, hand tools, Agrifab lawn sweeper, log roller, electric motors, Unc., S-mint marks, Carson City 1880-91 & 1883 MS63; Barber & Walker half dollars; Barber & Standing Christmas décor, old accordion, 12 gauge Marlin pump shotgun, single shot 12 gauge Stevens .22 caliber bolt Liberty quarters; Barber & Mercury dimes; full date Buffalo nickels; 2 & 3 cent pieces; large cents; Indian pen- action rifle, Remington .22 caliber bolt action rifle, Hopkins and Allen 12 gauge single shot, model 1885 sin- nies – Full Liberty; 1,000 wheat pennies; proof sets; foreign coins and selection of paper money. TERMS: 10% Buyers Fee Applies. Cash or Good Check and Positive Identification Required. All announcements sale day gle shot 12 gauge, no markings, Daisy model 1938 BB gun, Nikon scope, old boxes of various shells, gam- supersede all printed material. brel, hatchet, hunting knives, cast dutch oven, misc. fishing tackle, game calls, Herters duck decoy weights, AUCTIONEERS: Col. Don Wagner, Ripon, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #457, 920-748- and much, much, more found in home and shed. Neighbor consignments welcome. Call Bill Cain at (920) 980-2588. 3000 or 920-685-2982. Col. Steve Wagner, Neshkoro, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #458, Auctioneer Note: Long driveway. Seller will have shuttle to Auction at home. 920-361-4203. Sale Managed & Conducted by: DON WAGNER’S AUCTION SERVICE Terms: Cash or Check. Owner: Robert Keltesch (Estate) Ripon, WI • 1-800-452-7677 or 1-920-748-3000 “The Bill Cain Team of Professionals” www.donwagnersales.com Email: [email protected] • Realtors • Auctioneers • Appraisers - RE/MAX Realty Plus WE ACCEPT VISA, M/C & DISCOVER - 3.5%Service Fee “Wisconsin’s Lake, Land and Country Specailists” Bill Cain Auction Service • Real Estate • Antiques • Liquidation P.O. Box 220/433 E. Mill St., Plymouth, WI 53073 920-893-8842 www.auctionactionnews.com [email protected] Bill Cain WI Licensed Auctioneer #504

12 PUBLIC AUCTION FOR FRAN ULLMER www.beloitauction.com LOCATED: 8628 BROWN COUNTY LINE RD., PULASKI, WI 54162 AT ULLMER’S DAIRY EQUIPMENT. ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, JULY 27, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. Antiques, Collectibles & Select Contemporary Items Antiques - Equipment. VIEW FULL AD & PICTURES AT: bahrkeauctions.com 534 West Grand Ave., Beloit, WI Terms: Cash or good check. Kathy Bahrke, Clerk. AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 4:30 P.M. Bahrke Auction & Real Estate, #80. Jeff 920-373-2928 Can’t make it to the Auction? Bid online or use our convenient absentee bidder service. Go to www.beloitauction.com & connect to online catalog for photographs, detailed descriptions & bidding information. LARGE QUALITY ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION From antique to special contemporary items, there's a terrific mix in this exciting Auction. An extraordinary selection of superior antique, Mid-Century & better contemporary furni- SELLING THE BILL MATTOX ESTATE, FROM PONTIAC, IL ture – we urge you to see our website for photographs & descriptions of the outstanding WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2013 choices in this group. Other highlights include grandfather, regulator & mantel clocks – WAPELLAAUCTION HOUSE - WAPELLA, IL beautiful variety of lamps – oil paintings, watercolors, prints & other works of art – Reed & 3:00 P.M. OUTSIDE-Rack Items, 4:30 P.M.-Back Lines, 6:30 P.M.-Mattox Estate Antiques Barton Francis I sterling silver 86 pc. flatware set - Gorham sterling silver – gold & sterling Selling high quality antique furniture including oak & walnut sideboards-oak & walnut hall jewelry – watches – U.S. $5 & $2 1/2 gold coins – Morgan silver dollars – rare pre-WWI trees-secretaries-marble top tables-antique oak & walnut dressers-several oak wall phones-glass Paris Chic & pre-WWII Chic Parisien fashion magazines – Parker Lucky Curve & other churns-rockers-oak stacking bookcases w/desks-ornate oak bed-Rosewood Victorian sofa-wash- fountain pens – large collection of pipes – vintage Hartmann luggage - ladies & men’s vin- stands-oak lamp tables-plus much more! tage millinery. Hundreds of pieces of Depression glass in various colors & patterns – Full Listing & Photos @ www.haycraftauctions.com. Email: [email protected] Fenton, Westmoreland, Murano, & other collectible glassware – china – porcelain – Strombecker doll furniture – Wilesco & Weeden steam engines – Arcade, Hubley, & HAYCRAFT AUCTION CO., INC. Kingsbury toys. Restorable 1927 Chevrolet Capitol (12,000 original miles) – Snap-On Auctioneers - Liquidators - Appraisers KR655B roll around tool box & KR277A add-on - Snap-On wrenches & sockets – Blue Point air tools – new Easy Kleen Magnum Gold 4000 hot water pressure washer - full mount black Wapella Auction House - Rt. 51 N, Box 79, Wapella, IL 61777 bear cub – log cabin penny peanut dispenser – vintage metal advertising signs – Red Wing Office: 217-935-6286 Jay: 309-275-4506 Rex: 309-275-4508 & additional stoneware - & many more items of value. IL License #440.000268 Corp. 444.000106 Preview in the Auction Gallery Tues., July 30 - 9:30-6:00 & Wed., July 31 – 9:30-4:30 or online now. Cash, approved check, Visa, M/C, Discover, or Debit. 12% buyer's fee. 17% buyer's fee for online purchases. 2% discount for cash, check, or Debit. Online purchases requiring ship- ping must be paid by credit card. See Proxibid for shipping & online bidding terms. BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION We can sell YOURS, too. Super Auction Sunday, July 28th, - 10 A.M. 954 Tara Hill E., Hartford, WI Mills slot machines; 25 cent & 10 cent, Pachenko game, Target Practice 1 cent skill game, International oak time clock, Beer signs and glasses, Gettleman chalk board, Budweiser sign, Nu Grape sign, Hires Root beer bottle cap sign, many Gettleman glasses, Schlitz, Miller, Weber, Coke trays, enamel Aetna flange sign, Enamel Mobil sign, Mobil travel sign, Mail Pouch, Hires, Packard, B1 Lemon, Marilyn Monroe and Quirky Thermometers, enamel Rheingold sign, Ertl bank cars and trucks, Jim Beam police & fire truck decanters, tobacco tins, Basic Witz bedroom set, Waltham player piano, many piano rolls, C. Jese metal farm art, Windup police car & taxi, George Washington tobacco tin, Gilchrist brass ice cream scoop, albums and 45 records, Hopalong Cassidy thermos, jars and bottles, Blatz box, copper boiler, ice cream parlor table and chairs, metal ornate plant stand, 4 gal. Red Wing churn, crocks, stoneware, beer bottles, tip trays, vintage windup toys, marbles, dolls, doll house furniture, wedding dress and shoes, linens, pin back buttons (political, comic and movie star), oil painting of chickens, Amelia oils of Holy Hill & barn scene, child’s Mother Helper sewing machine, Stag Carnival bowl, carmel slag covered dish, Ditzy Zebra toys in boxes, Mikasa china Radford 5867 service for 12, croquette set, Phillip Morris sign, art, Victrola cabinet, lamps, furniture, kitchen table and chairs, commode, pitcher and bowl, vanity items, toys, oak wall phone, Christmas tree and ornaments, canning jars, Simplicity riding mower 5212.5 w/grass catcher, Agri Fab 10 cu. trailer, Weber gas grill, patio set, 2.5 Air compressor, Toro snowblower, Coleman Powermate Maxa 5000 ER generator, ladders, Stihl BG 56C & Stihl F5 72, Pro tech bench grinder, work benches, nice hand and garden tools. -Online auctions, Bid Now- Estate with mid century modern furn. and Wellington Hall, closes July 23rd. Fabulous Costume and Vintage Jewelry, Auction closes July 30th. Terms: Cash/credit cards/in state check w/pic ID. 3% premium for credit card service. BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319 1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687 www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details! Advertisers! Give your buyer’s more time to plan to attend your auction! We

recommend putting your ads in two weeks UNITED COUNTRY BELOIT AUCTION & REALTY, INC. 877-364-1965 Registered Wisconsin & Illinois Auctioneers: Richard Ranft, CAI, GPPA, AARE, REALTOR, #237, IL #441.001071 prior to your sale! Bill Perkins, GPPA, CAI, REALTOR, #1956 - IL #441.00964 We can sell YOURS, too.

13 NICE, CLEAN, TWO PARTY AUCTION SALE EVERYTHING ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, CAST IRON STATUE, AUTOMOBILE, SELLS “ABSOLUTE”, JEWELRY, LAWN AND GARDEN & MORE. WITHOUT FERN KLAR & DON WUNDERLIN RESERVE!!! Sale to be held at the BELMONT CONVENTION CENTER DIRECTIONS: The convention center is located in Belmont, WI just off of Hwy. 151 Exit #26, then take County G west 1/4 mile to the Belmont Inn & Convention Center. (Watch for WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 2013 @ 8:30 AM Red & White Auction Arrows). Lunch on Grounds. SALE TO BE HELD AT SULLIVAN AUCTION SITE, 1½ MILES EAST OF HAMILTON, IL ALONG US HWY 136 THURSDAY, JULY 25, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE:Both Mrs. Klar & Mr. Wunderlin have discontinued housekeeping LARGE AUCTION OF HIGH QUALITY CHATTEL! and will sell the following items at auction. Lots of top quality items – some nice furniture, Case Selling modern and antique furniture, advertising, toys, dealers cast iron eagle statue, very clean Cadillac car, jewelry, newer lawn tractor & snow blow- rare Studebaker goat wagon, John Deere memorabilia, sterling, er plus antiques, & collectibles. Plan now to attend. glassware & china, books of local interest, plus much more. Please visit our website at: www.ckbell.com for sale bill and color photos. REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS: Gary V. Bell #137, Jason V. Bell #1905. TERMS: Cash or good check. Positive ID required. Number system will be used. Not responsi- ble for accidents or lost articles. Statements made sale day take precedence over printed materials. 5.5% sales tax to be collected. C.K. BELL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE License #1905. Platteville, WI • 608-348-4591 SHAREN & “THE LATE” GEORGE BORROWMAN Clarence Degner Estate Auction Live CALL FOR A DETAILED COLOR BROCHURE! Internet Bidding W9320 COUNTY FF, WONEWOC, WI 53968 ADDITIONAL INFO. AVAILABLE ONLINE – SCAN THE CODE, OR VISIT: Available! SATURDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 2013 - 9:30 A.M. www.sullivanauctioneers.com through Proxibid.com Directions: From Mauston take Hwy. 82 to Elroy, then Union Center, Left on Hwy. 33 to SULLIVAN AUCTIONEERS, LLC • 217-847-2160 • LIC. 444000107 • WWW.SULLIVANAUCTIONEERS.COM Wonewoc, Right on Cty. FF. From Reedsburg take Hwy. 33 West to La Valle, then Wonewoc, Left on Cty. FF. Watch for signs. NOTE: Clarence owned and operated Degner Electronics and CATV in Wonewoc for over 25 years. His greatest passion was Ford Cars. He was a member of numer- ous old car clubs, and along with his car, was an extra in the movie “Public Enemies”. This is a ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD AUCTION partial list. Live and Online Auction. Auction Preview Dates July 26th, 11-2 PM and August 2nd, 9-2 PM. We will be running two rings and cars will be sold SCHMITZ (HANSON) INSURANCE BUILDING at 1:00pm. COLLECTOR VEHICLES: 1936 4 Door 7153 HWY. 42/57 SOUTH OF STURGEON BAY, WI Sedan Convertible; 1951 Ford 2 Door; 1940 Ford 4 Door; 1935 Ford 2 Door Sedan Humpback; 1938 Mercury 4 Door SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 - 9:30 A.M. Viewing at 8:00 A.M. Sedan; 1930 Ford Pickup; 1930 Ford Model A Roadster; Come and join us for a few hours of fun! There are lots of interesting items up for auction. 1930 Ford Model A 4 Door Sedan; 1925 Ford Touring; 1930 Ford 2 Door Sedan (No Drivetrain); Check www.muellerauctions.com for photos. Lunch will be available. 1951 Ford F5 Series with Dump Truck; 1951 Ford F5 Series with We are excited to announce that we will have 4 framed Charles Peterson prints to be sold at this auc- Stake Body truck; 1951 Ford F1 Pickup; 1937 Ford 2 Door Sedan tion! The prints will be sold at 11:00a.m. They are: “Recitation” 814/1500 w/Letter of Authenticity; Humpback (No Title or Drivetrain); 1965 Ford Mustang (Rough, “Harmony” 814/2000 w/Letter of Authenticity; “Return to Gettysburg” 333/1863; “The Old Becher No Title); 1953 Ford 2 Door (Rough, No Title); 1963 Mercury Place; Ephraim” 694/850. We also have a framed picture of the 1962 Green Bay Packers team doing Comet Convertible (Rough, No Title); 1953 Ford 4 Door Sedan; their ‘silly face’ while posing for the team photo. Here are some of the other great items up for sale: Other parts for Cars & Trucks. SUV AND TRACTORS: 2002 ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Library ladder w/rails; American platform rocker; Victrola; The Ford Explorer 4x4 w/3rd Seat, V6, 119k Miles; Ford Jubilee; Ford Jubilee w/loader. SPECIAL- Century Dictionary & Cyclopedia set; Crock cooler; 50’s dinette set w/2 TY ITEM: Model T Touring Body (Clark- Gurgel Wonewoc Post 206). CAR PARTS: Motors; chairs; hand seeder; port window; twin rope bed; folding wooden chairs; transmissions; horns; Ignition Coils; Steering Columns for Model A’s and T’s; Head Lights, Tail 4 orchard ladders; old tavern table; Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table w/3 Lights; Trim Pieces; Hoods; Fenders; Wooden and Steel Wheels; Hub Caps; Grills and Radiator leaves & 6 chairs; archway stained glass piece; 4 Windsor type chairs; Covers; Carbs; Generators; and many more parts. GARAGE ITEMS AND MACHINERY: Pull- chicken coop table; antique cranberry scoop; Flexible Flyer sled; type disc; Steel Cultivator; Small Manure Spreader Trailer; Sherman Backhoe on Trailer PTO wardrobe; model ship; antique walking cart; ‘Mighty Casey’toy riding Drivetrain; 2 Rotary Brush Mowers; 16 ft. Tandem Axle Utility Trailer; Jacks; Small Utility Trailer train w/tracks—needs TLC; cast iron spittoon; FamLee 5 Headed doll, w/Model T Wooden Wheels; Push Mowers; Chain saws; Come-Along; Air Compressor; Live clothes & case; John Wayne doll in package; costume jewelry; Trap; Vices; Lots of Hand Tools; Long Handle Tools; Circular Saw; Battery Charger; Gas Tank Mission type floor clock; glass top swan coffee table; bird cages; w/Stand; Flat Rack; New Idea Sickle Mower; Cement Mixer; 3 Point Scope Bucket; 2 Bottom 3 Sailfish, Pike & dolphin wall mounts; Halloween costumes; metal 2- Point Plow; 3 Point Auger; Back Blade; Johnson Outbound Motor; Tin and Metal; Lots of Scrap wheeled Radio Cart; lamps; doll crib; 2 Fenton collector plates; 3 Baby Metal (Cars, Machinery). ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES: Corn Sheller; Horse Harnesses; Ben alarm clocks; Pine chest; Illfelder Toy battery operated Tumbles Neck Collars; and more. Horse Drawn Potato Planter; Cultivator; and One Bottom Plow. Late 40’s the Bear in box; Eldon Deluxe Road Race in box; collection of Paul Koenen lith- Softcycle Motor Scooter w/No Motor; Arctic Cat Panther 340; Horse Drawn Road Cart; Wooden ographs; Trav-L-eez baby buggy; old tins of grease; old rocking horse; “Windfalls” Skateboard; Oil and Gas Cans; Raytheon Television Double Sided Sign; Schwinn Town and 227/500 by Austin Fraser and many other desirable pieces! Country Tricycle; Motorola Sign; License Plates; Ford Wrenches; Champion Spark Plug Servicer; FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD: Corner Curio cabinet; Regulator clock; card table; half-round plant Die Cast and Model Cars and Trucks; Ridgeway Grandmother Clock; Oil Lamps; Halls Nesting table; oriental type runner; baskets; white wicker writing chair; TV trays; old screen door; drop leaf Bowls; Wringer Washer; and Fire Extinguisher. HOUSEHOLD/MISC: Couch; Hutches; Lamps; table; metal wine rack; Jenny Lind baby crib; 4 white wicker stools-very sturdy; new Bread Pots and Pans; TV and more. TV REPAIR EQUIPMENT: Television Analyst M1076; machine; West Bend 30 cup percolator; chandelier; dresser; books; wicker serving cart; Genometer TV-50; Dyna-Quick M-600; Tubes and much more. TERMS: Live Bidders No American Harvest Dehydrator; sewing box; kitchen items; board games; Aiwa stereo; Elna Buyers fee. Online bidders 5% Buyers Fee. 3% convenience fee for all credit /debit card (Master, Supermatic portable sewing machine w/metal carrying case; kitchen table w/2 leaves & 4 Discover & Visa Cards) payments. Tax on vehicles/snowmobiles/ATV/Campers/Boats-anything chairs; new Corelle dishware pieces plus so much more!! titled or registered. Cash or check, positive ID required, $50 fee on all returned checks. Everything OUTDOOR & MISCELLANEOUS: AMF Alcort Minifish 1 man sailboat—has sail, sold as-is. No Refunds. Announcements made the day of auction have precedence over prior keel & rudder; antlers; outdoor wooden bridge; trellis; cooler; net; yard tools; small wheel- advertisements. United Country Hamele Auction & Realty: P.O Box 257 Portage, WI 53901 barrow; Electric Trim Mac Grass Trimmer; McCulloch Electra Mac EM14E chainsaw; B&D 608-742-5000. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Travis Hamele #2224- electric hedge trimmer; B&D 18” electric lawn mower; Sunbeam Electric Snow Champ; new Skil 052 Pardeeville, WI. 608-697-3349, Larry Hamele #510 Briggsville, WI 608- 3/8’s drill and more! 981-2690, Terry Dixon Endeavor #200, and Marty Griepentrog #2692. Terms: Cash, good check, Visa & MC accepted on purchases of $25 or more. Sales tax will be collect- Thinking of selling Real Estate or having an auction, ed. Everything sold as is, where is with no warranties or guarantees. All sales are final. As usual, no call us for a free auction evaluation. We can help you with all of buyer’s fees will be charged at our auction. All announcements the day of the sale take precedence over your real estate or auction needs! any advertised material. Like us on facebook. Visit us at: www.hameleauctions.com

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HUGE SUMMER GUNS & AMMO AUCTION ANOTHER AUCTION WITH COL. RENE' BRASS LOCATION: Kramer Auction Gallery, 203 E. Blackhawk Ave., Website: www.colrene.net (Downtown) Prairie du Chien, WI Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wood are moving to Arizona, (Most items excellent!) SATURDAY, JULY 27th, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Sale Preview: Friday, July 26th, 2-7 pm WED., JULY 24, - STARTS 10:30 A.M. - (VIEW 9:30) (Lunch) Note: Selling 400+ Firearms! Modern & Collectible weapons, plus ammunition & related. This 1/2 mile South of Lake Tomahawk, WI on Hwy. 47 to River Rd., then 6 miles to Wendt Rd. will be a big one, enjoy it in our comfortable air conditioned Gallery! The following is only a brief (#6267). ’92 Dakota pickup truck, tools, sporting equip., coins, many antiques, home fur- listing, Full Catalog & Online Biding options at www.kramersales.com nishings & more! Terms: Cash or good check. Credit cards w/4% convenience fee. Sales tax Advanced Weapons: Barrett M82A1 50 cal. BMG rifle, Armalite AR10-A4 308 cal. rifle; Colt charged on some items. Auction conducted by St. Louis Auctions LLC., 6728 Whitefish Lk. Rd., Match Target AR15; Springfield M1A SOCCOM & M1A Scout Rifle; KelTec RFB 308 cal. Three Lakes, WI 54562. PH: 715-367-1668. R.W.A. Col. Rene’ Brass #424, Col. Robert St. Louis #450. Bullpup Rifle; ATN 3rd Gen. Night Vision Rifle Scope, Semi Auto Tommy Gun; IMI UZI ; Semi Auto Sterling Carbine; Beretta Model 1201 Riot Gun; H&K P7 M8 Squeeze Cocker, SIG P228 9mm; Glock Model 21 45 cal.; Walther P99 Pistol; Beretta Model 96 40 cal.; Level III Body Armor; Numerous high capacity magazines, Thompson 50 round drum + AMMO, AMMO AMMO! Military & Civil War: Exceptional Maynard Civil War Carbine; Fine US Cavalry ESTATE AUCTION Saber; Civil War S&W No. 2 & J.P. Lower ; 2 Pepperbox Pistols; Furniture, Collectibles, Household, Gold Coins, Delinquent Storage US North Flintlock Pistol; Civil War Fife & related items; 1898 Krag Rifle MASSART’S AUCTION HOUSE - 2545 FINGER RD., GREEN BAY, WI w/bayonet; 6 M1 , WWII 1911 A1 Ithaca 45 ACP pistol; Rare Swedish Ljungman Located 3 blocks NW of I-43 & Mason St. Exit, between the blocks of Edgewood & Alpine. AG-42B Rifle; Egyptian FN 49; German Artillery Luger, Nazi P38; Nazi helmets & document stamps, WWI Sawback Butcher Bayonet; Spanish American Bolos & Machetes; US Military uni- THURSDAY, JULY 25, 2013 - 4:00 P.M. forms & headgear including a M-1943 field jacket; Bayonets & swords; Grouping of WWI Naval Preview: 2:00 P.M. Aviator items; MGC Model M16 (replica gun); Numerous British, Russian & Japanese . Winchesters Hardware Items & Guns: Large collection of Winchester store items include 3 Cushion sofa & matching loveseat, Wingback chairs, Ethan Allen dining table w/6 chairs – Treadle Sewing Machine, Woodworking tools, Flashlight & Battery Display, Wood Shafted Golf matching china cabinet & server, Upholstered furniture, Full beds, Double dresser w/mirror, Single Clubs, Monkey & Straight Wrenches; Bits, Ice Skates, Hatchets, Pliers, Garden Tools, Cutlery beds, Triple dresser w/mirror, Nightstands, Dresser armoire, Double pedestal wood desk, Trunks, Store Poster & numerous other Winchester items. (GUNS) Model 1892 Rifle; 10ga. 9x12 & 8x10 Area rugs, Lamp tables, Glass top coffee table, Lamps, Pictures, Frames, Royal Shotgun; 1894 Rifles & SRC’s; Comm’s include Cowboy, Wells Fargo, DU, Buffalo Bill, TR, Doultan character mug, Towels, Sheets, Kitchen Aid mixer, 3 Tiered plant stand, Round dining Lone Star & others; Winchester Xpert Model 96 O/U Trapgun; Numerous 22 Models; Winchester table w/4 chairs, Regulator wall clock, Glassware, Stemware, Golf clubs, 6’ Aluminum step lad- Self-loading rifles 1905, 1907 & Model 1910; Pre-64 & Modern Model 70s & more. Marlin der, Bavaria Germany plates, Noritake china, Spode Copeland, Wedgewood Rifles: Ballard Single Shot; Model 1889 Lever Action; Model 1897 & Model 92 Lever Actions; bone china, Ariens ST724 snowblower, Toro lawnmower. SPECIAL ITEM: Model 39A 22 cal. & a rare Model 62 Levermatic in 256 WIN. MAG; Marlin Camp Carbine in Never Used – Bruno-Electra-Ride LT battery powered straight rail stair lift. 9mm & 45 ACP; Marlin SS Bolt Rifles in 17HMR, 22, & 22 Mag. Smith & Wessons + Colts: JEWELRY: 18 Kt. Bracelet w/2 Mexican gold coins including Veinte Pesos S&W Performance Center Revs 17 HMR, 357 8-shot & 500 Mag. Hunter; Gold Engraved Chief gold coin & 1953 Birth of Hidalgo gold coin, 14 Kt. Packer pendant & chain, Special; Model 41 50th Ann. pistol; S&W 1917 Heritage Rev.; S&W Model 1911 Pistol; antique Hamilton pocket watch, Southbend 19 jewel pocket watch, 2 Ladies Rolex S&W Revs. Colt 1877 Thunderer; Colt Python; Lawman 357 Snub-nose; Colt Troopers 22 Mag. watches, Cultured pearl necklace, 14 Kt. & 18 Kt. Ladies rings, 1821-1947 & 357 cal.; Colt MKIV 1911 Pistol; Lawman Series Frontier Scouts Pat Garrett; Bat Masterson Estados Unidos 50 Peso gold coin. DELINQUENT STORAGE: To be sold @ 5:00 Sharp, 2 & Wild Bill & others. Rugers & Remingtons: Ruger 10-22 Rifles w/custom bbls. & thumbhole Units @ Finger Rd. Storage, 2545 Finger Rd, Green Bay. A10 & A11, 10x20 units will be open for stocks; Ruger #1 Single Shot rifles in 218 Bee, 204, 22-250, 25-06, 243; 2 Ruger M77 your inspection on 7/25/13 from 4:45 – 5:00pm. International Rifles (full stock) in 250 Savage & 308 cal., Ruger Mini 30 SS Rifle w/scope; Ruger TERMS: Cash, Check, Visa, M/C & Discover. 10% buyer’s fee added to all sales. 5.5% Sales Mark II NRA pistol; Ruger Blackhawk in 327 Mag.; Super Blackhawk w/10 1/2” Bbl.; Vaquero tax applies. To view photos, or to join our instant auction alert system, please visit: Revolvers & more! Remington Model 591M 5mm Rifle; Model 12 & 12C 22 cal. pumps; Model www.massartauctioneers.com - 920-468-1113. 700 Remington Rifles in 17 REM, 221 Fireball, 222 REM, 250 Savage & others, Model 600’s, Serving You With Excellence Since 1974! 660’s & 788 Rifles, Remington Model 1100 LW Mag 20; Model 1187 Premier 12 ga.; Spartan 410 ga. Dbl. Bbl.; Remington 870’s & other shotguns. Weatherby & Custom Rifles: German 2545 Finger Rd., Green Bay, WI 54302 Mfg. Mark V’s in rare 224 WBY., 240 WBY. & 7MM, Weatherby MARK XXII 22 cal. Rifle, 920-468-1113 Fax: 920-468-7137 Italian Sabatti 45-70 Dbl. Bbl. Rifle in Case; Custom J.E. GEBBY 22 Varminter (22-250) Mauser Email: [email protected] Rifle, Custom Bench Rest Rifle in 219 Don Wasp w/Litschert Scope, Custom 244 Rem Bench Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Bob Massart, CAI-AARE-GPPA-CES #3, Rest Rifle, Unertl 10X Scope & more! Browning, Savage Arms & CZ: Browning Cynergy Trap Damien Massart, #196 CAI-GPPA-BAS, Michelle Massart #2500, CAI, BAS Gun, Browning BT99 2 bbl. set; Browning A5 Sweet Sixteen & 12 ga. Mag.; Belgium T-Bolt 22 & 22 Auto; BPR 22 Mag. Pump Rifle. Savage Dozen+ Savage 99 Rifles in various calibers; Model 24V 222/20 ga. combination gun; other Savage bolt rifles, CZ Ringneck Dbl. Bbl. 20 ga.; CZ 452 American 17 HMR Rifle & Scope. Black Powder Weapons & Dbl. Bbl. Shotguns: Repro Colt 1855 Root Revolving Rifle NIB; Howdah Perc. Tiger Hunters Pistol; Hatfield Full Stock Kentucky FlintLock; Austin Halleck & T/C Rifles. Double Barrel’s - LC Smith Skeet GAVIN BROS. AUCTION Special Dbl. Bbl. 12 ga.; Lefever Nitro Special 410 ga. Dbl. Bbl.; Antique LC Smith Dbl. Bbl. 10 CHARLEY CHARMLEY ga. & many more! Rifle Scopes, Ammunition & Related Items: Leupold Competition Series & VXII Scopes, New Stetson 4X Beaver Cowboy hats; Large lots of new factory ammo: 9mm, 2819 WIBU ROAD, POYNETTE, WI 10mm, 357 Magnum, 30 Carbine, 30-40 Krag, 308 cal., 30-06 on Garand clips, 50 cal. BMG, 45- LOCATION: Watch for signs on Hwy. CS/South Main St. in Poynette, 3 miles East of I-90/94 70, 22LR, & many small lots of misc. calibers; Daisy model 21 Dbl. Bbl. BB Gun; Hoffman Fur (exit 115) on WIBU Rd., then South 1/2 mile. Trading Trap Gun; Meskwaki beaded sash, Numerous related items, reloading components, Collectibles & More! SATURDAY, JULY 27, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Auction Terms: Cash, Personal Check, Visa & MasterCard Accepted with current Photo ID to Lunch: Country Gals. register for bid card. 10% Buyers Fee, 5.5% State Sales Tax, All State & Federal Firearms Laws Note: Charley has been involved in collecting railroad memorabilia and antiques for many years. Also has been purchasing Apply. Kramer Auction Service is a Federally Licensed Firearms Dealer. Industrial Collectable items for the past 10 years from the Badger Army Ammunition Plant in Southern WI. He has decided to thin down his collection; this will be a large sale with many unique and collectable items. Any questions call Charley at (608) 219-3957. There will be assistance in loading larger purchases available. Following is a partial list, pictures @ www.gavinbros.com. Railroad Items: Highway crossing signal lights; complete highway crossing signal; semaphore items; signs; ticket cabinet; Soo Line depot bench-6ft. ; Milwaukee Road depot bench-9 ft.; railroad lanterns and parts; china; railroad signal and equipment books; car and locomotive cyclopedia's; locks and keys; matchbooks; passenger and employee timetables; calendars; caboose lantern; large and small switch stands; electric relays; relay cabinet; interlocking levers; Milwaukee Road depot picture; locomotive builder plates; drinking glasses; portable tick- et case; lots of paper ephemera; other railroad items. Industrial Collectable items: Vintage industrial lighting; school house type lights; metal and wooden cabinets; fans; metal file boxes; time card racks; fuel cans; laboratory glassware; Cobalt Blue insulators; metal coat racks; doctor’s office glass door cabinet (wooden); fire blan- ket boxes; laboratory coats; large key cabinet-factory made; large cement hand wash sink; many unique factory signs; stretchers; many more unique factory items; office items; vintage PA speakers; brass powder sieves; ammo. boxes; chemistry scales; desks; tables; lockers; file cabinets; laboratory equipment; many other items. Antiques/CollectIbles/Furniture: Watling floor scales; table top scales; Tokheim gas pump; lubester oil tanks; old wooden phone parts; glass oilers; oil cans; pharmacy bottles; prescription boxes; counter display racks; counter display; 6 ft. glass display case; coffee grinders; old keys; cookie jars; Fenton baskets; large barn cupola; Bennett hand oil barrel pumps; linen and fancy work; National Cash Register; buf- fet; glass store display cabinet with 25 drawers; oak table; wicker table; wood benches; floor lamps; ice boxes; glassware; Japanese fig- urines; Fairbanks standard platform scale; fishing poles; wood saws; salt and pepper shakers; kerosene lamps; hanging stained glass light; Christmas ornaments; lots of other misc. and collectable items. Tractor/Machinery/Snowmobile: 1953 McD Farmall Super C, Hydraulics, 2 pt. fast hitch (#164127); 2b plow, brush mower; back blade; 2pt. lift; steel wheel cultivator; disk; drag section, fast hitch; 1976 Artic Cat Jag 340 snowmobile, 1967 LTD car parts; other items. Clerk & Cashier: Guns: W. Richards 12 gauge double barrel with dual hammers; Winchester Model 67- 22 short, single shot; Springfield Arms 20 gauge single shot. Terms: Cash or good check. Visa or Master Card, 3% convenience fee. Kramer Auction Service, LLC 203 E. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie du Chien, WI GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC 608-326-8108 www.kramersales.com Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg and Baraboo Firearms • Military Weapons & REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS: 608-524-6416 or 608-356-9437• www.gavinbros.com Artifacts • Collectibles John Kramer #320 and Curt Kramer #896 15 Quality Items Bring Buyers to LaPorte, Indiana

Article & Photos by Jack Kelly priced at $85. “I’m a 16-year show dealer,” said Elizabeth Ridenour, who also hosts a Debra Honeycutt, who hosts a booth at Harbert Antique Mall in Harbert, booth at Coachman Antique Mall, downtown LaPorte. She smiled as she pointed out Mich., is another “charter” dealer. Drawing attention at her booth at the LaPorte a 1780 to 1820 “peg lamp” that was said to transition between candles and oil. The show was a pair of elaborate 1890s steam indicators with oak carry cases and origi- unusual 20-inch-tall brass and cut glass piece was priced at $120. nal paper instructions showing how to test steam engines. Buyers had their choice Another collectable lamp was shown by another Laporte Show lifer at $100 each. Charlotte Slabaugh of Bourbon, Ind. The colorful Arts and Crafts period clay base Camera collectors have been visiting the booth of Larry Sipes of Lafayette, parchment shade 12-inch-tall lamp could “light up your life” for $65. Ind., for all those 16 years for his fine selection of photo-related items. This time a Show promoter Mary Mitri said she was, “proud of all the dealers, especial- 1950s Ed Sullivan Kodak film tin advertising display could be taken home for $99, ly the veterans,” and looked forward to working to boost dealer and visitor counts while an 1890s “Laterna” tin film projector, complete with folding wood case and for the summertime event. She said the show promotions included billboards, local six slides could entertain you for $199. radio and newspaper advertising, multiple ads in Auction Action Antique News “We’ve never missed a show,” said Herschel Relford, who with wife Betty along with 7,000 flyers. sets up bringing items from Rolling Prairie, Ind. Relford showed off many outdoors- Moderate temperatures greeted shoppers streaming onto the fairgrounds man items and was especially proud of a 1960s Old West style “fast draw” .45 pis- Sunday morning, but if warmer weather occurs, the show boasts two of the inside tol, holster and belt made by Hahn. “I know it works,” said Relford, adding “I shot buildings featuring air conditioning, an unusual plus for a fairgrounds venue. it myself.” The BB-firing CO2 replica of old cowboy days could be used for target LaPorte shoppers and dealers get a summertime break as the next shows are practice for $145. not scheduled until Sept. 8 and Oct. 13. The promoters also host a two-day event at “We’ve been here since the beginning,” said Frank Gorski who displays the Porter County Expo in Valparaiso, Ind., on Nov. 2 and 3. antiques with wife Alice from Hobart, Ind. Shoppers were busy snapping up his If you want to be a part of the next show, you can reach Mary at 219-241- selection of vintage cardboard shotgun shell boxes offered for $30 each while other 3328 or visit the website: www.laporteantiqueshow.com sportsmen eyed an Ambassador fishing reel, complete with original leather case Continued on page 16

You could practice at home with this “fast draw” 1960s pistol and holster set offered for Dealer Elizabeth Ridenour shows off Jacob Hunt, 16, puts his back into helping $145 by Betty 1890s steam indi- an oddball 1780 to 1820 era “peg grandpa Marvin Novak set up at the LaPorte and Herschel, Relford of Rolling cators with oak carry cases and printed lamp” that transitions between candles show. (219)879-6390 Praire, Ind. (219) 324-3512 instructions were priced at $100 each at and oil could light up your life for the fairgrounds show. (219) 930-2649 $120. (219) 362-5594

Camera buffs checked out the 1890s Jim Dykstra, retired Chicago “Laterna” tin film projector with wood case Sears Executive, now living A tin 1950s Ed and six slides priced at $199. (765) 447-4749 Coldwater, Mich., set up at Sullivan TV show LaPorte to offer this fireman’s Kodak film display helmet for $79. (517) 238-2482 could be taken home For $2,000 you could Dealer Mark Wolfe of for $99. have purchased this LaPorte looks over instru- An Ambassador fishing reel com- (765) 447-4749 1850s wood ments he dislayed for sale plete with original leather case advertising head at the fairgrounds show. offered were for $85 at the June from Kathy Wolfe. (219) 778-9144 9 show. (219) 942-3320 (219) 778-9144

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Many Dealer Damon shop- Knowlton dis- pers played a stopped to Jefferson check out Arts and the 1920s Arts and Crafts lamp Crafts 1920s reverse painted lamp Bill and Judy Martin A 42” tall cica 1888 Smith Human priced $65 by dealer Charlotte priced at $1,700. showed off their 1910 System wood case human tin organ dis- Slabaugh. (517) 342-8401. Andre and Sons wood tele- play was priced at $750 by Gary Petelle, phone tagged $159. Churubusco, Ind. (260) 615-2766. (574) 272-4794. Show promoter Mary Mitri checks over a pair of oak pillars, just before they were sold by dealer Jerry Spindler of Harlan, Ind. A 14k human hair woven mourning ring could be worn home for $195 shown by Pam Clark of Downers Grove, Ill. (630) 319-3660.

“We sell a lot of tools at this show” said Kay Schlemmer of South Bend, Ind., with examples priced from $5 and up. (574) 287-7870. Bill and Judy Martin of South Bend, Ind., showed off a 1940s oak mechanic’s 7-drawer Gertiner An unusual two-person oak tool chest priced at $160. desk was offered for $150 by Thaddeus (574) 272-4794. Cutler of LaPorte. (219) 326-8626.

Cardboard shot gun shell boxes tagged $30 each were said to be selling quick- ly. (219) 942-3320. A set of four 1940s leaded glass windows, size 18 x 21-inches could be taken home for $150. (708) 01-5759.

J. Michael Kuharic of Chicago offered a 12 inch-long baseball bat advertising Babe Ruth underware for $95. (708) 250-9424. Gilberts Attic For $69, you Antiques offered an could hang An unusual snake ring caught lots early 1900s pressed up a 18 x 12-inch tin dairy of attention at the booth of Pam oak gingerbread sign from the booth of Jim Clark from Downers Grove, Ill. design 24” tall clock “with timer inside for cook- Dykstra, Coldwater, Mich. ing” priced at $195. (765) 452-0242. (517) 238-2482. Give a Gift Subscription to the Antique Lover in your life - Call today: 715-524-3076 17 Order The Type of Subscription Toy Train Operating Society That Best Fits Your Needs or The Toy Train Operating Society is a fraternal organization dedicated to the operat- Submit a Classified ad ing and collecting of toy trains of all makes and eras. Founded in 1966 and incor- porated in 1968, TTOS has over 5,400 members around the world. The society is organized geographically into 21 divisions that have regular meetings throughout the United States and Canada.

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Most collecting clubs exist to support and help collectors, and perform a good service for their collecting area. But they also advertising here? have the obligation of convincing you that you should join their group as a member. --by Association of Collecting Clubs 22 Eagle River Antique Show The Longest Running Antique Show In The Northwood’s Come join us for the 53rd annual Eagle River and holds a wine tasting event as another fund raiser in brass and copper; ironstone; art pottery; elegant, Antique Show and Sale! It will be held at the Eagle addition to the Antique Show and Sale. This year’s special depression & kitchen glassware; kitchen collectibles; River Derby Track Exposition Hall, located on Hwy 45 projects include the Three Eagle Bike Trail, Olsen Library decorative lodge-look items; sports items; decoys; art; north of Eagle River Friday, August 2nd, 9:00 AM to Capital Campaign, Northwoods Children's Museum Youth children’s toys & collectibles; vintage textiles; art 5:00 PM and Saturday, August 3rd, from 9:00 AM to Volunteer Program, and the Vilas County Food Pantry. glass; Civil War, WWI and II collectibles, and small 4:00 PM. Exhibitors for the show are professional primitives and country pieces at this show. There is This antique show is sponsored by the Rotary antiques dealers from the Northern Wisconsin Antique something for everyone in every price range! Club of Eagle River. This show is the longest running Dealers Association along with select guest dealers. Mark your calendar now! Come out and help us antique show in the Northwood’s and the ONLY antique The Rotary Club and NWADA work very hard every celebrate our 53rd year……the Rotary Club is a wonder- show up North entirely benefiting a service club’s com- year to provide a unique and quality antiques show that ful community organization and is deserving of our sup- munity projects. All the proceeds from this show, includ- has become a successful, anticipated summer event. port and appreciation! A lot of good things happen in ing all the fees collected at the door, are used by the Rotary Top quality antique dealers from Wisconsin and Illinois Eagle River every year thanks to this fine organization, but Club for their special community projects. The Club year- will be bringing their best antiques……including many none of this can happen without public support. ly sponsors a scholarship for a graduating senior at items they have saved special just for this show. The show also has free parking. For questions Northland Pines HS, sends 2 girls annually to Badger Girls An excellent selection of antique furniture in a or additional information call (920)533-8731. State, supports the local Cranberry Fest, Klondike Days wide variety of woods and styles will be available. You and sponsors a “Warm the Children” winter project. The can also expect to find fine antique and vintage cos- Rotary also supports an ongoing Youth Exchange Program tume jewelry; sterling silver flatware and hollowware;

Jim & Joan Walter of The Calamity House will be bringing this open top cupboard in old blue paint; Dovetailed trunk in old blue paint dated 1847; Milwaukee made old wall telephone in Tiger Oak. Ph: 920-533-8731 or email: [email protected] Dennis & Linda Kallas of Out on the Farm Antiques will be bringing this grain bin; dry sink; axe; Red Wing Richard Gersten of the stoneware; & Yankee Collector will stoneware. be bringing this Colt Ph: 920-294-3068 SAA .45 caliber , manufactured 1882 Photo; Original Tintype Photo of President Abraham Lincoln; American Revolutionary War Silver Shoe Buckles; Hudson Bay Double-Bar Cross & Collar. Ph: Carol Hageness of Sunshine 708-786-8630 or email: [email protected] Treasures will be bringing this Bohemian Garnet Necklace c. 1880-1900; 14K hand painted Ivory brooch or pendant surrounded w/seed pearls; Fabulous Custom made brooch or pendant in 14K & 18K w/6 ct opals & 2 ct diamonds. For the Shelf will be bringing this original Civilian Conservation Congress patches from 1930's; carved duck hunting plaque c. 1940's; c. 1950 Time's Treasures will be bringing this pair of Persian tackle shop sign, yellow w/green trim Oil Paintings on Ivory; a great pair of Swashbuckling & black lettering; c. 1940 folk art Bronze Pirate bookends &a small collection of camping scene made w/iron spikes. Carder Era Steuben Glass. Ph: 608-617-7066 Ph: 414-688-3606

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Lake Geneva 262-248-6345 Ansonia 1900 1 Santa Fe, ANTIQUE MALL original finish & 829 Williams Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 dial, $2,495. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10-5 E-MAIL: [email protected] “Established 1971” C KAPPEL’S CLOCK SHOP 2250 Sherman Ave • Madison, WI 53704 608-244-6165 Wisconsin’s Largest Antique Clock Shop New & Antiques Clocks - Bought - Sold - Repaired

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Isanti County Fairgrounds • Cambridge, MN Well pump w/spigot, $145. Saturday, August 3rd • 8-5 Dlr 70 Sunday, August 4th • 9-4 Admission $6.00 Children 12 and under Free Early Bird Admission on Friday $20.00 Get 1st Dibs on Items You Are Hunting For! Pair 1920’s wicker canoe seats, $150. Dlr 28 Featuring over 300 Dealers

With Fresh Antiques Folk Art cabinet, 1940’s cute from all over the Mid-West size, 26”W x 66”H, Good Food & Door Prizes including Gas Cards & Cash! Cast Iron $425. Dlr 60DL For Information on the 2013 Cambridge Antique Fair Contact: cook stove Metro Promotions Inc. Kermit & Jeanie Wellman - Kerstin Quigley w/porcelain [email protected] or 763-434-6664 doors, MacDowell Dutch www.cambridgeantiquefair.com or wwwmetropromos.com $225. Mill sand toy, $84. Dlr 269 $1.00 OFF Admission With this Ad! Dlr 38 Voted Best Antique Mall in Walworth County - Three years in a row!

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