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October 8, 2014
Vol. 20 No. 12
News Periodical Mailed on October 2
Machine Guns Top Kramer’s Summer Gun Sale
Article & photos by Kramer Auction Service
Gun collectors of all types gathered for a unique offering of weapons at Kramer Late Summer Gun Auction Saturday,
August 16th in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. A rare offering of
Beretta Model 38/42 9mm Submachine
6 registered and transferable machine guns were due for top
gun sold for a high bid of $13,200.
billing on this day. Registered, Transferable machine gun can
be owned by individuals, not just Class III dealers in most
states & jurisdictions. The top selling machine gun of the day
S&W Model was a rare Beretta Model 38/42. These guns had a great repu76 9mm
tation with the Italians & German troops. This nice original
Sub-machine example burst to a final price of $13,200.
gun brought
Continued on
Fine Colt 1849 6” Pocket
$9,900.
page 21
Revolver 1854 mfg. sold for $2,115.
H&K
P7M13
Pistols in
Box
brought
$2,420.
Hundreds of Dealers & Thousands of Shoppers Meet at
Minnesota’s 23rd Annual Cambridge Antique Fair
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
The Isanti County Fairgrounds in Cambridge, Minnesota once again played host
to the Cambridge Antique Fair, now in its twenty-third season. It may not be the largest
Gopher State antiques event around, but it’s still plenty big, attracting hundreds of
quality dealers to the once-a-year event, many that you won’t find anywhere else. The
show, held on August 2nd & 3rd, has a festive atmosphere, with many carnival-style
food vendors set up alongside the dealers. Fair skies prevailed for the two-day event,
resulting in good crowds from start to finish.
New to You
Antiques’ display
was packed with
furniture from all
eras, including this vintage
Italian inlaid game table
(with hidden roulette wheel)
& matching chairs,
$1,650.
952-500-3370
I found this mint-inbox salesman’s sample
set of Pillbuster
pill-splitting knives at
Rod & Sue Bartha
Antiques, asking price
$1,550. 847-366-1976
From Decoy Ducks-NAntique Stuff, a
matched pair of early
Marty Hanson bluebills,
price tag $425. 952-412-3751
Continued on pages
6, 7 & 8
A trio of carnival chalk-ware pigs
from The BIG White House, with
prices from $10. 763-506-0562
Toy standouts
at Mad Cat
Antiques &
Collectibles
included this
mint-in-box
1950’s Tootsie
Toy Fire
Department,
asking price
$600.
319-235-8866
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A n t i q u es
Welcome Visitors!
Fox River Antique Mall
Where the Past.....Meets the Present
Large Selection of Antiques & Collectibles • Dolls • Furniture •
Glassware • Jewelry & More
30 Day Layaway • Gift Certificates • Visa & MC Accepted!
110 Dealers between two shows
Sunday, October 26th, 2014 ~ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Largest Antique Mall in Northeast WI
4400 6th Street SW, Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Just off I-380 Exit #17)
$8.00 Admission ~ Free Parking
mwantiqueshow.com
The Collector’s Eye 319-360-4301 ~ Midwest Antique and Art Show 319-389-7779
920-731-9699
1074 S. VanDyke Rd., Appleton, WI
(Between Prospect BB & College Ave.)
30,000 Sq. Ft. & Over 165 Dealers
Open 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Daily
Next Show: April 12, 2015
MILWAUKEE’S DEPRESSION ERA
GLASS SHOW
DEPRESSION, ELEGANT, KITCHEN GLASS & AMERICAN DINNERWARE
SATURDAY
OCT 18, 2014
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Admission $4.00
SUNDAY
OCT 19, 2014
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Admission $4.00
Door Prizes • Glass ID • Reference Library • Food • Info: 262-376-9874
Park Place of Countryside
6200 Joliet Rd., Countyside, IL
Adm: $6.00 • Kids 6-12 $2.00 • Preview Adm: 7:30 a.m. $20.00
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FREE Parking • Door Prizes • Dealers From Coast to Coast
WISEGUYS BANQUET CENTER • 3200 S. 103rd Street • Milwaukee, WI
$1
COUNTRYSIDE
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
Formerly the Delefield Antiques Show
Friday, October 31
Saturday, November 1
Sunday, November 2
5pm-9pm
10am-5pm
11am-4pm
70 Dealers Featuring: American and English Furniture, Accessories,
Folk Art, & Paintings, from the 18th Century through Modernism...
Special Program
OCTOBER 12
REGIONAL ART IN THE MIDWEST:
Saturday, November 1st - 9am to 10am
Grant Wood, John Stewart Curry, Thomas Hart Benton and others presented by:
Graeme Reid - Museum of Wisconsin Art.
Admission $5 or canned food donation • Reserved seating call 262-968-4913
When:
Where:
Food:
Admission:
Fri., 5-pm-9pm • Sat., 10am-5pm • Sun., 11am-4pm
OLYMPIA RESORT & SPA (Call for Special Show Rates)
1350 Royal Mile Road
OCONOMOWOC, WISCONSIN
Catered Food, Desserts, Gormet Coffees
Adults $8.00 Children (15 and under) FREE
Tickets are valid all three days of the show
Hotel Reservations: 800-553-9573
(I-94 Exit 282, go one mile north on Hwy 67)
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FOR SHOW INFORMATION CALL 262.968.4913
OR www.antiquescenteratwales.net
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~ Lots of Great Vintage Lighting ~
Water Street
Vintage, LLC
Wrightstown
Antique Gallery
207 W. North Water Street
New London, WI
920-982-9826
Over 40 Years Experience
Mon.-Fri. 10-6
Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 11-4
OCTOBER 11TH
Grand Opening 2nd Floor Addition
~ Doubling in size ~
~ 35 More Booths ~
7142 Shanty Rd., Wrightstown WI
920-532-4308
STORE HOURS:
Wed-Thur-Fri 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am-4pm Sunday by appointment or chance
waterstreetvintage.com
facebook.com/waterstreetvintage
Rockford’s high traffic mall
NOW OPEN
East State
Antique Mall
5411 E. State St., Rockford, IL 61108
Appraisal Fair
October 18th
10-3pm
(1) Non parishable food item per item to be appraised
Grand Opening Celebration
October 25th
Three-Story
Antique Mall
Showcases & Booth Spaces Available
eaststateantiquemall@yahoo.com
815-229-4004
Hours:
M-F
10-6 pm
Sat. 10-5 pm
Sun. 11-4 pm
Easy Intake at
our rear Clark &
Water St. entrance
823 Main St.
Downtown Stevens Point, WI
715-544-6024
11 North 3rd Street
St. Charles, Illinois 60174
630-377-1868
In Business Since 1982
Thousands of items uniquely displayed
Courteous & helpful staff
Consignment available
Comfort while others shop
Main anchor to the downtown square
Shop & Browse this Unique Destination!
SHOP! COLLECT! DECORATE!
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Celebrating
31 Years
Open 7 Days a week
10-5 pm
CEDAR RAPIDS
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
HAWKEYE DOWNS FAIRGROUNDS
4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa
OCTOBER 10, 11 & 12, 2014
FRIDAY 10 am-6 pm • SATURDAY 10am-6pm
SUNDAY 11am - 4 pm
Paintings, Primitives, Bookends, Doorstops,
Coins, Autographs, Toys, Postcards, Jewelry,
Victorian, Pottery, Art Glass, Silver Matching,
Civil War, Historical, Advertising & More!
DEALER INQUIRES INVITED
Admission $6.00
Good All 3 Days
FREE PARKING
507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700
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$1 Off Adm. with This Ad!
Nueske’s
District No. 3 Antiques
EBERT ’ S
ANTIQUES
HOURS:
Mon. - Sat. 10-4
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
RAMPS OPEN!
I-43 At Exit #152
920-682-0687
Take a step back in time &
visit our beautifully restored 1882 schoolhouse.
ebertsantiquesmanitowoc.com
Open 7 Days A Week!
*Open All Year*
MC - VISA - Discover Accepted!
A MILLION DOLLAR
INVENTORY!
Located on Bus. Hwy. 29,
1 mile E. of Wittenberg, WI
Next to Nueske’s Company Store
715-253-4064 or
800-451-3838
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May 18 • June 15 • July 20
Aug. 17 • Sept. 21 • Oct. 19
2014
$6.00
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Free
13 & under
8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Food/NO PETS
BLOOMINGTON, IL
INTERSTATE CENTER
2301 W. Market Street
(Air Conditioned & Heated)
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 ~ Route 9 West
450 VENDORS
300 INSIDE BOOTHS
(RAIN OR SHINE)
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Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
P.O. Box 396 • Bloomington, IL 61702-0396
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VAN’S ANTIQUES
N1937 Hwy 14, Walworth, WI
262-215-1935
Friday 1-5pm & Saturday 11-5pm
www.vansantiques.com
POPPLEWOOD
4-H 18th Annual
Ringle Harvest Day
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
Olde Orchard Antique Mall
7381 Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor, Wisconsin
Monday - Saturday 9-5 • Sunday 10-5
Reserve Your Vendor Space Now For 2015!
Come Join Us! 920-868-3685
END OF SEASON SALE
10-50% OFF (Select Dealers Only)
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Huge Community Wide Antique & Flea Market
Over 100 Vendor Booths ~ Within Downtown Ringle
* 4-H Raffle & Food in
the Ringle Town Hall
* Free Admission
& Parking
* 1,000’s of items: antiques, art,
handmade crafts & a petting zoo.
* Rain or Shine
Antique Dealer’s Best Kept Secret...
stroll from booth to booth thru our small rural town.
MARATHON COUNTY
Just off Hwy 29 on CTHY Q North, just 12 miles east of Wausau, WI
For More Information: 715-297-0197 or
tps://www.facebook.com/RingleHarvestDayFleaMarket?ref=hl
The “Park“ Holiday
Celebrating our 27th Season in Beautiful Door County
ANTIQUE SHOW
NOV. 8-9
Sat 9-5 • Sun 10-4
Marathon Park’s
E. Gate Hall
1201 Stewart Avenue
WAUSAU
35 Select Dealers
with Unique Quality!
2014 Show Dates
April 13th
June 8th
September 14th
October 12th
Lunch by the Humane Society
Free Parking $50 Door Prize
*
Mary Lou’s Crystal & China Repair & a Clock Specialist on Site!
Wonderful Country, Deco & Victorian Antiques, Plus Vintage Finds & Collectables,
Precious Jewelry, Advertising, Textiles, Beautiful Furniture, Am. Indian Items, Postcards,
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Art, Tools, Primitives, Flatware, Tackle, Crystal + Holiday Items!
Admission: $4.50 • Under 16 Free
Hwy 39/51 to Exit 192; East 1/2 mile to the park
From the West: E29 to Hwy 52 (Stewart Ave)
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Info: 715-355-5144 AR Promotions
www.antiqueshowsinwis.com
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Out & About
The signs now tell us that fall has officially arrived.
With the cooler weather and the changing of the leaves.
There is not much time left to finish those fall chores
before the snow arrives. Some of us have already noticed
the change in our daylight time shortening. For those of
you who have been closing up camps and preparing your
boats for winter storage and have missed your weekend fixes of antiquing,
don’t fret there are still many more auctions and shows in the upcoming weeks.
Also, many more great finds and bargins from what our subscribers are telling us.
Tia has been painting her bed that she made in woodshop, it is looking pretty
good. Kenzy has been working at the two hockey rinks in the consession stand.
She has also had weekly hockey practice along with daily workouts to get
prepared for the hockey season. Brandon has been in conditioning for two
weeks to get prepared for tryouts. He is excited and nervous at the same time
as he is on a checking leaque this year. So this should be an exciting year!
When Out and About this weekend,
be sure to check out:
On the Square Antique Mall is having a mall closing sale from now
until October 17th. Located at 101 Beloit Street in Walworth, Wisconsin.
Lauren’s Antique & Art Centre is having a mall wide moving sale the
month of October. Located at 230 E. Walworth Avenue, Delavan, Wisconsin.
63rd Winter Wisconsin Antqiues Dealers Association on
Friday, October 3rd & Saturday, October 4th. Located at
Waukesha County Expo Center in Waukesha, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
Kane County Flea Market on Saturday, October 4th &
Sunday, October 5th. Located at Kane County Fairgrounds
in St. Charles, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
Mark your calendars for:
Cedar Rapids Antique Show & Sale on Friday, October 10th,
Saturday, October 11th & Sunday, October 12th.
Located at Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
See upcoming events for more information.
Popplewood 18th Annual Ringle Harvest Day on Saturday, October 11th.
Located downtown Ringle, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Original Mall of Antiques Flea Market on Sunday, October 12th.
Located at Originals Mall of Antiques parking lot in Ringle, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
LaPorte Antique Show on Sunday, October 12th.
Located at LaPorte County Fairgrounds in LaPorte, Indiana.
See upcoming events for more information.
Sunday at Sandwich Antiques Show on Sunday, October 12th.
Located at Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds in Sandwich, Illinois.
See upcoming events for more information.
Until Next Week
Bob & Jeni
& Michelle
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Isanti County Fairgrounds Hosts 23rd Annual
Cambridge, Minnesota Antique Fair
Article & Photos by Brian Maloney
I’d guess that nearly every antiques enthusiast in Minnesota and beyond is familiar with its venerable summer antiques shows - Gold Rush Days, The Minnesota
Antique Spectacular, and the like. But there’s another Gopher State antiques tradition that’s been around nearly as long: the Cambridge Antique Fair, held just north
of the Twin Cities in little Cambridge, Minnesota. From humble beginnings, the
show has grown to attract hundreds of dealers and thousands of shoppers at each
two-day annual event, always held on the first weekend of August.
The show was founded two decades ago by local antiquers Shawn & Cheryl Hewitt,
and has matured into a major regional antiques event in the subsequent twenty-plus
years. When the Hewitts retired a several years ago, they passed the reigns of the
event to an equally experienced pair of antiques show promoters: Kermit & Jeanie
Wellman. The Wellmans, who have been antiques dealers for twenty-five years, are
able successors to Shawn & Cheryl Hewitt, as they’ve also promoted the nearby
Anoka Antiques Show for nearly as long.
“2014 turned out to be another successful year for the show,” Jeanie told me. “It’s
helped that we’d been dealers here since soon after the founding of the show. The
indoor booths filled quickly, and included quite a few new vendors. The weather
cooperated for the most part, and we had a nice crowd on both days.” The Isanti
County Fairgrounds, a little more than thirty minutes of the Twin Cities, has been the
show’s home for its two-decade history. Parking is free, and admission only $6.
It was a packed house in the vast
display of The BIG White House,
where I found this working Pathé
phonograph priced at only $75!
763-506-0562
You knew you
were in Hamm’s Beer country
in the display of Your Home Investments,
where shoppers found these cool aluminum
coolers ($175-$225) and early wooden shipping crate - $120. 612-850-1998
You’ll even find a discount admission coupon at their website
www.metropromos.com.
Many of the dealers have been returning since that very first show. Among them:
area antique enthusiasts Cliff & Sherry Thornberg. You’ll find them set up just inside
the main entrance, their booth filled with vintage toys, advertising, and more.
They’re inveterate marble collectors too; just ask to see the large selection they bring
to each show.
And shoppers found exceptional period furniture all over the show. New To You
Antiques always has a large furniture display, this time including everything from an
antique Brunswick-Balke-Callender billiard cue rack to an inlaid Italian gaming
table with hidden roulette wheel. Jeff & Sue Pankratz had an eclectic furniture mix
too, my favorite a 36” pine trunk that opened into a four-drawer carpenter’s chest.
Sporting memorabilia more your thing? Look no further than the booth of Decoy
Ducks-N-Antique Stuff, whose display was stuffed with period decoys, shell boxes
and the like; or Kitchen Antiques’ great selection of vintage baseball and football
collectibles.
It’s unique finds like these that have kept shoppers coming back to the Cambridge
Antique Fair for more than twenty years. For more information about the show, and
about the June Anoka Antique Show, give the Wellmans a call at 612-558-8097, or
visit their website www.metropromos.com. And as always, keep an eye out for listings of next year’s Cambridge Antique Fair in the Auction Action Antique News!
A huge array of framed art awaited at J. B.
Framing Studio, from Victorian oil landscapes to these signed Alberto
Vargas lithographs priced at $899 each.763-242-2244
A whole
row of Red
Wing pottery awaited
at Your
Home
Investments,
including
this nice 30gallon largewing crock
priced at $275.
612-850-1998
Kevin Bauer of Bauer
Brothers Salvage brought
some big iron, most notably
this 1880s gear from the
Minneapolis Pillsbury mill,
plus finds like this pristine
Magic Chef range rescued
from Hamline University $2,200. 612-521-9492
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Continued on page 8
Bauer Brothers
Salvage brought
pieces from their
93,000 square –foot
Twin Cities
shop, from
architectural
artifacts of every
description to this
Emil J. Paidar barber’s
chair in green enamel - $900. 612-521-9492
At Sue & Jeff
Pankratz’s display, an
ordinary looking 36” pine trunk
opened into a wonderful four-drawer carpenter’s chest, asking price $325. 715-264-6047
Two more finds
from Sue & Jeff
Pankratz: the vintage
medical Antiseptic
Sterilizer cabinet
priced at $395, the country store seed bin counter at $2,500.
715-264-6047
Decoy Ducks-NAntique Stuff brought
plenty of both, from
ducks galore to this
3Highlights at
folk art lamp made of
There were dozens of choice
Miller’s
Antiques
Popsicle sticks &
shot-boxes to pick from at
included this pagoda-form store display spice tin, plus a stack
priced at $125.
Decoy Ducks-N-Antique
of
salt-glazed Red Wing Crocks – the jumbo 20 gallon “butter952-412-3751
Stuff, my favorite this Climax
fly” crock priced at $700. 651-213-5556
Heavies example, asking
It was vintage advertising central at Miller’s
price $275. 952-412-3751 There were lots
Antiques, among the mix this Victor Oil
of lookers at
Seals wall cabinet - $148. 651-213-5556
Rod & Sue
Bartha’s display,
many in front of
this huge 19th
century pennyfarthing or highwheel bicycle
with 56” front
wheel, found in
Connecticut &
priced at $7,850.
Two more inter847-366-1976
Tom Briscoe of Retr
esting finds from
‘O’ Namia with two
New to You Antiques: the
nice petroleum signs:
Brunswick-Balke-Callender bilthe classic Standard
liard cue rack priced at $1,950, the lightoval priced at
up Art Deco smoking stand at $265.
$650, the pristine
952-500-3370
Linde Acetylene
sign at $750.
There were
320-532-3971
highlights both large &
small at Rod & Sue
Bartha Antiques, from
this all-original MaineFrom For You Antiques, a dated-1849
found model ship
English two-tone storage jar with London
($3,550)
to a tiny Lion-Matic salesman’s saminscription - $275. 218-731-0661
ple diner table - $595. 847-366-1976
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Continued from pages 6 & 7
You’ll find all
sorts of oddities at
Kitchen Antiques, from a vintage Hopalong Cassidy
child’s outfit ($69.50) to this Soviet-era banner of Lenin - $29.50. 608-752-1279
Vintage football premiums from Kitchen
Antiques included a 45-card set of State
Farm/University of Illinois Football trading
cards with signatures from Nitschke &
Butkus at $115. 608-752-1279
Retr ‘O’
Namia
Antiques quickly sold this
industrial table, and also
offered this outrageous vintage faux-leopard bar set
for $375. 320-532-3971
Pretty much name your collecting interests and you’ll find it here at Cambridge,
from jewelry & art pottery to furniture,
toys, tools and much more!
Two unusual
Buddy L
trucks from
Mad Cat
Antiques: the
WWII allwood Pure
Ice truck
priced at $125,
the Merry Go
Round Truck
at $95.
319-235-8866
Two 1950s Tonka
Utility Trucks from Cliff
& Sherry Thornberg: the green & yellow version priced at $195, the
rare Coast to Coast example at $245.
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Felt baseball pennants
from Kitchen Antiques: the
rare 1953 Made in Occupied
Japan Milwaukee Braves
example priced at $165, the
1961 ten-team American
League pennant string at
$115. 608-752-1279
Cliff & Sherry
Thornberg have been setting
up at the Cambridge Antique Fair since the
inaugural show more than twenty years ago,
bringing choice toys like this Tonka Giant
Bulldozer made only in 1961 and priced at $225.
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The Society for Old Ivory and Ohme Porcelains is an organization of collectors and
dealers who admire and collect Old Ivory and Ohme Porcelains. The purpose of the
Society is for the members to share information and educate themselves and the
public about the history and beauty of these porcelains, promote the collecting of
Old Ivory and Hermann Ohme porcelains, and to develop communications between
those who collect these porcelain items.
The SOIOP website is clean looking and traditional looking in keeping with the
character of the collecting area the Society represents. The homepage has representative photos of Old Ivory and Ohme porcelain pieces plus a side navigation bar.
There is a section on the history of Old Ivory and Ohme porcelains and some excellent segments with photos covering the types of porcelain, patterns and marks.
The site's sections on the Society, itself, and on their annual convention is almost
secondary. This is an excellent reference site for both collectors and dealers, or for
that person who just happens to own a piece of Old Ivory or Ohme porcelain and
wants to know a little more about it.
(from ACC News Service, Association of Collecting Clubs. Collectors.Org)
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THANK YOU BANOWETZ ANTIQUES!
Submitted by Tom Devine, Maquoketa Area Chamber of Commerce
to Austrailia. Little did Kathy, a city girl from Dubuque and
Virl, a farmer from Sugar Creek realize in 1970, that a passion of Virl's parents would turn into the store on the Caves
Thanks for the memories. October 24, 25 and
Road, two mall stores in other towns, one more in Galena, the
26 will mark 45 years in business for Banowetz
Antiques. On Friday, Oct. 24th an auction at theold Pamida building, the current Antique Mall as
old site on the Caves Road will begin the end of
well as Squiers Manor Bed and Breakfast
a tradition of antique shopping in
employing at one time 35 to 40 people.
Banowetz Antiques has been an investor in the
Maquoketa. Two to three auction rings
Maquoketa Area Chamber of Commerce for 45
will be working to give bidders treasures
years because, as Kathy says, "The Chamber proand memories to take home. AAA
motes the Community, so the Community must
Auction Company, specially comprised of
Ben Schueller Auction Service and Steve
support the Chamber." Banowetz Antiques has a
mission of promoting tourism to benefit the comMorehead's Circle M Auctions, will be on
munity, not just their ventures. Banowetz Antiques
hand for the Antique Auction to end all
also believes that, "Maquoketa is a nice community, centrally
auctions.
located between St. Louis and St. Paul as well as Chicago Large assortment of glassFriday will be an on site auction
only, but Saturday the 25th and Early 1900s Carousel llama and Des Moines." Kathy goes on to say ware, china, pottery, toys,
"Maquoketan's must be positive and appreci- etc. Note in upper leftSunday the 26th will be live at the
Banowetz Antiques Mall on McKinsey Drive. The bid- ate what we have...they just have to look and they will see we
hand corner rare tobacco
ding will also take place online Saturday & Sunday only have so much to offer." Feelings can be best summed up by
plug cutter.
on auctionzip. This will be a categorized - no reserves a note in the "Memories" book at the front door with a quote
Kathy & Virl
absolute auction. Little did Virl and Kathy know back in from Nancy Legner of Sandwich, IL."It makes me so sad to visit your mall for the last time.
1970, that their treasures would be one of the major landmarks and attractions of not only I will hold all of the visual memories in my heart forever! Your stores have been a delight to
Maquoketa, Eastern Iowa, the country and even the world. Over the years, antiques have me, an experience I always looked forward to. Thank you for providing the Antique World
been shipped or delivered to all 50 states and over 20 foreign countries. The California and with so many exquisite treasures. Fondly, Nancy."
On behalf of the Maquoketa Area Chamber of Commerce, the treasures we will miss the
Iowa Capitol buildings are home to Banowetz Antiques and when there was a fire in Austin,
TX the first thought was to call Banowetz
most are Virl & Kathy at Banowetz Antiques. Thanks for the Memories.
Antiques in Maquoketa, Iowa. In the 80's (before the internet), a 7 piece set was shipped
Rare design early eastern crock with cobalt
snake and fish decoration; Water cooler;
unglazed Galena pottery; Rare 2 handled
beehive jug; Red Wing crock; Backdrop is
stained glass with over 50 jewels.
A picture of the showroom floor with
several auction items.
Several
vintage display showcases available.
Antique
coffee
grinder.
Matching pair of Railroad gable
end Architectural pieces with ship
wheel medallions. Dozens of architectural pieces available.
A super cool beer cooler (or
antique icebox).
Walnut
Renaissance fireplace mantle with
man and woman
Heavily
carved tall Viking warriors
carving and
case clock
etagere top.
works by
Walter H.
Durfee with
face
endorsed by
One of several
Tiffany and
wood cookstoves.
Co.
Many
pieces of
fretwork
available.
Double-sided
King Edward Ciagrs sign.
Industrial files.
Early doctor’s desk.
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Personal Property & Real Estate Auction
Location: S4103A Golf Course Road, Reedsburg, WI 53959
REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION
Saturday, October 18th, 2014 - 10:00 A.M.
Pat Pritchett & Chester Pritchett Estate
7965 COUNTY U, BEETOWN, WI 53802
Over 40 porcelain dolls- some are from these collections, most are unmarked.
More info. go to www.juddrealtyllc.com. Email: info@juddrealtyllc.com Phone 608-524-9800
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 2014
Tim Slack Auction & Realty, LLC - Auctioneer, Appraiser, Real Estate Broker
Trunks
Connoisseur Collection Dolls from
Seymour Mann (124-2400 design
Delene) and no number
9:30 A.M. Personal Property • 12:00 Noon Real Estate
MANY UNIQUE ANTIQUES WILL BE OFFERED AT THIS AUCTION.
Check our website for complete list and photo gallery! WWW.TIMSLACKAUCTIONREALTY.COM
Terms: Cash, Mastercard, Visa, or good check.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer/Broker: Tim Slack, CAI #32, Lancaster, WI;
Rodney Freymiller, PRI #508; Tim Slack Auction Company License # 430-53
10126 Circle Rd., Lancaster, WI 53813 • 608-723-4020
Duck House Heirloom Dolls,
(Boy on chair 057-5000)
LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE
105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983
SATURDAY - OCTOBER 18 - 2014
7:00 A.M. Inspection - 8:00 A.M. Auction
11:00 A.M. (separate ring) Coins
We will sell Antiques, Collectible & Household items.
WEDNESDAYS - OCTOBER 8, 15, 22, 29 - 2014
4:00 P.M. Inspection - 5:00 P.M. Auction
We will be selling Smaller Area Estates.
www.liebeauctionservice.com
Crock
Holly’s Collectible
Dolls (80015)
Delton Products
Corp. Porcelain
Dolls (100-2500)
Terms: Cash or check with I.D.
Any information given the day of sale takes precedence over this information.
All Sales final with no warranties or guarantees.
(Limited Edition
27-5000)
Old makeup
dresser
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871
Phone 920-867-3352 Email: liebeauctions@centurylink.net
Today & Yesterday Auction Service, LLC
Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer: Buddy Daugs #1804-052
ANOTHER
AUCTION
The Estate of Robert L. Foreman
9370 Jenny Lake Rd., Tomahawk, WI
Located: (N37262 State Rd. 93/121, Independence, WI). 1 mile North of
Independence or 3 miles South of Elk Creek, WI on Hwy. 93. Watch for NIC auction arrows.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 2014
Sale Time: 10:30 A.M.
Lunch & Restroom
Color Photos At: www.NorthernInvestment.Com
COLLECTIBLES: 6 & 12 gal. RW crocks; Brown top jug; Aladdin, railroad & misc. lamps; 1946
WI lic. plate; decanters, incl. Elvis gold & silver music box; Occupied Japan & Arrow Harvester
salt & peppers; Whitetails carving set; cross cut saws; bobsled; cant hooks; WI engine; picks; broad
axes; circle saws; silverware sets; James Dean statues; framed Elvis posters; large wooden carousel
horse; ’88 Remington Wildlife art collection. TOYS: Ertl 50th Anniv. Farmall H, 1/16; Ford F150 Dairyland Seed PU, 1/38; 2 Ertl 1931 Hawkeye die-cast trucks; 1929 Chevy Craftsman tools
#4 or K N 41; Weil-McClain car tractor collection #9 series, 1/25; Nylint Overnight Express
(Prince) semi Van #360-2. SPORTING ITEMS & GUNS: 2008 Arctic Cat 90cc 4 wheeler, exc.
Cond.; 54”x10’ utility trailer; 14’ Sea King boat (1960) w/trailer; Moto Guide Trolling Motor; fish
finder; Browning A500 12 Ga. w/choke tubes; Browning A500R 12 Ga. w/choke tubes; M1 30-06
w/sling; M1 Bayonet; M1 Bandoleer w/6 8 Rd. clips & metal box; many old shells; Mathews LH
Compound Bow; fish lures; fish poles & reels; ice augers; clay pigeon thrower; Coleman camp
stove & lanterns; 2 Evinrude boat motors; boat anchors; ice shack heater; Coleman 10 hp 6250 watt
generator; hand meat saws; 24 turtle shells. LAWN, GARDEN & TOOLS: John Deere 214 garden tractor; 14 HP Kohler, weights, snow blower, push blade, bagger; JD 180 garden tractor
w/snowblower; JD LA145 Hydro Mower w/22HP Briggs, 48” deck; 4’ lawn roller; DeWalt 1/2”
drill; belt sander; skill saw; weed trimmers; dbl. sink; lg. flip flop grill; tabletop gas grill; cement
tools; motors; levels; misc. tools, etc.; (2) 6’ tool boxes for pickup truck; garage wood heater
w/twin blowers; HD Lombard 2 man chain saw, has compression, 100’ 10/4 SEOWW cord; 09
Stihl chain saw; misc. elect. & plumb. parts; fire brick lined wood stove; ladder jacks; electric fans;
log chain; new air hose; Rough service elect. extension w/20 &15 amp breakers. HOUSEHOLD:
13” color TV; bunk beds; file cabinets; Brinks fireproof safe; home décor & wall art; misc. small
kitchen appliances; Hobart meat slicer; wood stove; washer & dryer; misc. household too numerous to mention. COINS: Large collection, including Commemorative Silver & Gold pieces; 1885
$10 Gold Eagle MS-62; 1886 $20 Dbl. Eagle Gold – Cert. PCGS MS-62; Proof & Mint sets incl.
’54, 1956-64 Proof Sets; 1849 $1 Liberty head type I Closed Wreath; 1854 $1 Indian Head type II
Small Head; 1861 $1 Indian Head type III Large Head; ’65-’69 Mint Sets; (21) 1oz. Silver Rds.;
50+ Silver Eagles, incl. Complete 1986-2014 Silver Eagle Album; (100) 1964 Kennedy 1/2 Dollars
AU50-MS60; complete State Quarter Set; misc. rolls of Statehood uncirculated Statehood
Quarters; 1929 $10.00 Gold Certificate; 2001S-2013S Proof Sets; (13) 1oz. Silver Bars; (2) 5 cent
Military Pmt. certificates; many more coins, too numerous to list.
Terms: Cash or Check. Auction day announcements precede printed material. Items sold “As Is”.
For a list of our auctions and real estate listings, visit us at www.NorthernInvestment.Com!
Bill & Mary Borgwardt
715-985-3070
NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO., CLERK & CASHIER, Independence, WI, 715.985.3191
nici@northerninvestment.com Registered Wisconsin Auction Co. License #10.
Rep. by: Richard Warner
Northern Investment Company
Auctioneer: Jamie Black, Independence, WI.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer License #2232, Phone: 715.797.0802
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 2014 - 11:00 A.M.
www.anothertotalauction.com
DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 51 North of Tomahawk, WI to Cty. Hwy. K. Then approx. 1 mile to Jenny Lake
Rd. (On Right), Signs will be posted. Lunch wagon & porta potty on site.
Old Farm Machinery: NOTE -Machinery is NOT at Auction Site. You may view machinery day before
auction at its location. Call for details. Includes: Two rubber tire hay racks; Case grain drill; combine; corn
chopper; two wheel trailer; iron wheel manure spreader; hay rakes; other
old pieces of machinery and misc. Check website or call. (715)-453-1986.
Tools & Outdoors: 350 Honda motorcycle for parts; Many Craftsman
items: Rolling mechanic’s tool chest; 33 gal. upright air compressor with
accessories; 10" table saw; 10" band saw; 3" belt sander; 14" band saw;
chainsaw; 20 gal. shop vac; router; 1/2" air impact; 3/8" air impact; air
chisel; 1/2" drive impact set; 2" brad nailer; hedge trimmer; Craftsman
hand tools; and more. Set of four- 10.5 X 31X
15 Trail Mark tires; DR Professional Power Trimmer; like new 50' electric sewer
auger; wood burning furnace with blower; Toro electric snowthrower; Delta 16" scroll
saw; 110 welder; parts bins; Mr. Heater; acetylene cutting torches & gauges; log
chains; propane lantern; fire extinguishers; Rotozip; vises; draw shaves; clamps; wood
planes; buzz saw blades; hand & stick tools; grainery tools; 2 man saws; cant hooks;
Ryobi weed trimmer; saw horses; battery charger; bench grinder; sanders; drills; Skil
5.0 am jig saw; B&D mouse sander & drill; B&D leaf blower; staple guns; floor jacks;
misc. hardware; case of router bits; pole pruner; cream separator; old scales; and more. Guns & Sporting:
Winchester 30-30 Mod. 94 Lone Star Commemorative; Winchester M1 30 cal.
w/scope- sporterized; Winchester Mod. 12 Riot grade - 12ga. shotgun; Marlin Mod.
99 - 22 cal. w/scope; Ruger 22 cal. revolver; Heritage 22 revolver; Stevens Mod.
325C 30-30; Remington Mod. 521T 22 cal. w/Lyman sights; Winchester Mod. 94
pre-64 30WCF; and several others; shoulder holsters. Also: Fishing rods; tackle boxes w/tackle - some old; Old Pal minnow bucket; jig mold; live traps; user
traps; Daisy Mod. 840 BB gun; military foot lockers and metal ammo boxes;
misc. ammo; snowshoes; lake maps. Collectibles: Beer signs, mirrors & menu
boards; Many Fontanini figures, nativity, village buildings & accessories;
walking canes with souvenir tags; home communion cabinet; Erector set; Fatso wood stove; oak
buffet; pool cue rack; sleds; crock. Household & Misc.: Dining table & chairs; Sofa, love seat & chair; occasional tables; computer desk; nice Maytag washer; Maytag dryer; air conditioner; cameras; freezer; air purifier;
sewing machine; misc. glassware & usual household misc.
Terms & Conditions: Cash or good check with proper ID. All items sold 'As Is - Where Is' , with no guarantees or warranties either expressed or implied. Announcements made sale day take precedence over
printed material. Not responsible for accidents or loss. Firearm laws apply.
AUCTION SALES ~ 715-453-1986
N9519 Sunset Point Rd., Tomahawk, WI 54487
www.anothertotalauction.com Email: totalauctions@frontiernet.net
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Lynnette Hanson #1398
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AUCTION SALE
LARGE ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE AUCTION
ARLYN LULEWICZ
5787 STATE RD. 23, SPRING GREEN, WI 53588
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 2014 TIME: 10:00 A.M.
Publishing November 2013
A portable, pocket size gem
The perfect companion piece to
Miller's Handbook & Price Guide
& Miller's Antiques Encyclopedia
LOCATION: On premise: Take Highway 23, 9 miles north of Dodgeville, WI or 8 miles south
of Spring Green, WI to auction site. – Across from The House On The Rock. (Watch for Red &
White Auction Arrows).
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Arlyn has spent many years collecting quality antique furniture &
small antique collectibles. This is only a partial listing. Plan now to attend. LUNCH ON GROUNDS
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.
C.K. BELL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE
License #1905. Platteville, WI • 608-348-4591
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK, POSITIVE ID REQUIRED, NUMBER SYSTEM
WILL BE USED, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR LOST ARTICLES,
STATEMENTS MADE SALE DAY TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATERIALS.
DA I RY L A N D AU C T I O N
GAYLORD & ELDA DEETS
Monday, October 13th, 2014
Time: 9:00 A.M.
LUNCH ON GROUNDS
Located in the Phoenix Center Banquet Hall, at 100 S. Orange St. (Hwy. 14), in the City of
Richland Center, WI. Watch for DAIRYLAND AUCTION ARROWS in Richland Center on Hwy. 14.
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE: 3 Oak 2pc. Hoosier cabinets; kitchen cupboard w/pierce tin pie
panels; 7 1/2’ 1 pc. Cupboard; 7’ armoire w/bottom drawers; 3 tavern tables; 3 section bookcase;
painted open armoire; Oak table w/spool legs; Oak lap desk w/drawer; 2 Oak 3 door ice boxes; Oak
Gentleman’s dresser w/mirror; oak double pedestal library table; Coats 4 drawer lift top spool cabinet; 8 drawer spice cabinet; press back sewing rocker; wringer stand; child’s spoke wheel wagon
w/buckboard seat; Oak Hussy fainting couch; 2 wood sleds; toy anvil & mini iron collections; wall
phone; coffee grinder; 7 toy CI stoves; 6 toy sew machines; Blue enamel gas irons & roasters; hand
stitch & tied quilts; 2 newer Lionel “O” gauge trains NIB. WATT POTTERY & STONEWARE:
#72 Eagle canister w/lid; 501 starflower mug; Apple & Kitchen Queen bowls; Teardrop pitcher;
Esmond 4 pc. Canister set; Apple covered casserole; RW 5 gal. Shoulder jug; Union 4 gal. Churn
w/lid; 10, 15 & 20 gal. Western crocks; RW 9” blue band & sponge bowls; RW 7” sponge cap bowl.
COINS: 1881 $10 gold piece; 2 seated halves; 16 Morgan & 13 Peace silver dollars; 370+ silver
halves; 440+ silver quarters; 9 seated dimes; 1854 & 1873 half dimes; 300+ silver dimes; 1865,
1868 & 1881 3 cent nickels; 1858 Flying Eagle & 1860, 61, 63 & other Indian cents; Canadian/Foreign
coins & paper; 500+ Wheat cents; Mint & Proof sets from early 60’s - 80’s; silver certificates.
TERMS: Cash or good WI check w/proper ID. Sales Tax applies to coins. Coins sell first.
KURT MONSON #123 & TOM SIMONSON #244 Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers.
MIKE FRYE Clerk RANDY FRYE Cashier for DAIRYLAND AUCTION SERVICE, INC.,
#23, P.O. Box 118, Elroy, WI 53929, (608)-462-8218. www.dairylandauction.com
DAIRYLAND AUCTION SERVICE, INC, #23
P.O. Box 118, Elroy, WI 53929 • 608-462-8218 Online at: www.dairylandauction.com
From the leading authority in antiques guides
comes MILLER'S ANTIQUE MARKS
(Miller's, November 2013, paperback, $9.99) a complete guide to identifying antique marks.
Whether you are buying at auction, flea market
or antiques shop, this is the book you need to
identify and date your finds. More than 6,000
marks are organized for quick, at-a-glance
reference with full color sections on silver,
bronzes, ceramics, glass, costume jewelry,
dolls and Teddies.
Marks are on the collector's most important tools
when it comes to identifying and dating antiques,
and this handy edition contains a carefully chosen
selection of the most common marks collectors
will find. Each mark is labeled with the name of
the factory or designer that used it, their location
and the dates of operations plus additional information where available. And each section opens
with a bit of history on that particular category's
marks, helpful hints on where to find the mark,
and clues to dating.
MILLER'S ANTIQUE MARKS is the perfect
companion piece to her recently published
MILLER'S ANTIQUES HANDBOOK & PRICE
GUIDE 2014-15 and the new edition of
MILLER’S ANTIQUES ENCYCLOPEDIA.
AUCTION!
GARY PEZEWSKI ESTATE
AMHERST, WISCONSIN
SAT., OCT. 11
10:00 AM.
LOCATED: From Hwy. 51/I39 at Plover exit, take
State Hwy. 54 east 6½ mi. to Cty. Rd. EE, then north
approx. 2 mi. Off road parking, watch for signs.
TRACTORS & COLLECTOR TRUCKS: J.D. Mod. 60
w/loader s/n 6037517; J.D. Mod. 50 w/wide front s/n
5021797; Many extra JD parts including fenders,
hood, 3 pt. & wide front for Mod. 60; µ70 Chev. 1/2-ton
panel truck, well maintained & very straight; µ69 Chev.
panel truck, restorable, runs; Extra truck body parts.
EQUIPMENT & FARM COLLECTIBLES: (2) Troy Bilt
rotor-tillers; Stihl 310 chain saw; Planet Jr. garden
planter; Mantis tiller; 2-bottom plow on steel; (2) small
disks; (2) hay rakes on steel; J.D. mounted sickle
mower; (2) pull type sickle mowers; 3-pt back blade;
7¶ snow plow; walking plows; Steel wheel wagon;
Miniature wagon; Hand crank corn sheller collection;
IH Grinder; Harvey Hammermill; 2-row corn planter;
Forge; Many farm collectibles.
TOOLS: Large table saw; (2) Delta band saws;
Milwaukee tools including Sawzall; Scaffolding; 14¶,
16¶ & 20¶ Alum. planks; Ladders; Large vise; Tool
boxes & mechanic tools; Bench grinder; Hyd. jacks;
Hand & garden tools.
BUILDING SUPPLIES: Large amount of alum. soffit,
siding, lumber & electrical supplies, hardware items.
GUNS & SPORTING: Winchester Mod. 94 AE 30/30;
Stevens Mod. 311 dbl. barrel 12 ga; Remington 870
12 ga; Gamo pellet gun; Browning compound bow; 12
ft. alum. boat on trailer; Fiberglass canoe; Electric
trolling motor; Antique boat motor; Fishing supplies.
MISC.: Baptismal font; Wood bank counter; Cast iron
stoves; Copper & steel for scrap; Canning supplies;
Many more useful items.
For information call Mike at 715-451-8298 or
Visit Our Web Site www.wausauauctioneers.com
TERMS: Cash or bankable (good) check, Visa or Master
Cards w/4% fee. Items sold ³As is where is´ without warrantee.
RWA #26 - Mike Bloedorn - RWA #175
1950’S SODA FOUNTAIN
COLLECTABLES
PUBLIC
AUCTION
Saturday, October 11, 2014 Starting at 9:30 a.m.
Auction held at Schmidgall’s Auction Barn, 1340 County Road 500, N. Eureka,
IL 61530. Located 2 miles North of Goodfield, IL on Rt. #117, then west 1/4 mi.
on Road 500N. Goodfield is at Exit 112 on I-74 between Peoria & Bloomington, IL
Located: 302 N. Spring Street, Arcadia, WI. Watch for NIC arrows
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 2014
Sale Time: 10:00 A.M.
Real Estate to Be Sold @ NOON
Lunch & Restroom
Color Photos at: www. NorthernInvestment.Com
NOTE: Grace passed away at the age of 107 and this house
has been in the Braun Family for 76 years.
4BR, 1.5BA, 1300 Sq. Ft. Home, Gas Forced Air Heat, 54’ x 125’ Lot w/Alley Access.
TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: $5,000 Earnest Money in Cash or Cashier’s Check due day of
sale. Balance due in cash on or before Nov. 14th. Property sells “AS IS” and with NO
Contingencies. For more info: Contact Tom Schank @ 608/323-3330.
HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTIBLES & ANTIQUES: GE 14cf refrigerator; Whirlpool elec.
range; Domestic sewing machine; 3 dr. metal Montgomery Wards Ice Box-Nice; usual small
kitchen utensils; silverware set; wheat dishes; Jewel Tea; silver tea set; spice & canister sets; table
& 6 press back chairs; whiskey barrel table w/4 chairs; drop leaf table & chairs; ornate parlor
tables; press back rocker; Mission style chair; floor & table lamps; 4 pcs. blond BR set; antiques
dressers & mirrors; “Lakeside Craft” cedar chest; library desk; wardrobe; 5 gal. RW jug; Nigbor
fur coat; horse hair blanket; SBA bank; many Tonka & other metal toys; 3 train sets w/some
attachments; Foto Electric Football game; Leinenkugel’s 1952 calendar, metal sign & thermometer; Schlitz nautical bell; 3’ x 6’ lighted Schlitz & 4’ x 5’ Miller High Life beer signs; misc.
military items; musky lures. GUNS: Ruger 22 pistol w/clip, holster & hard sided gun case;
Browning 308 lever action; Remington 22, single shot; 22 in need of repair; double sided, hard
body, gun case w/key; Ruger 22 semi-automatic rifle; 25 caliber Savage rifle (still in box).
Terms: Cash or Check. Auction day announcements precede printed material. Items sold “As Is”.
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Rep. by: Thomas Schank
Auctioneer: Jamie Black, Independence, WI.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer license #2232. Phone 715-797-0802
Preview Fri., Oct 10, 2-7pm
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100’s OF SODA FOUNTAIN ITEMS- Soda fountain service station; table accessories & glass
condiment display jars; Pepsi, Nesbitt’s & Green River dispensers & glasses; Candy & Gum display rack’s; Warm’n Fresh Nut bar; Heinz hot food service; Toms Peanut jar & snack display;
Seyferts pretzel jar; Reeds Butterscotch jar; Fireside Toasted peanut dispenser; Carnation Hot
Chocolate dispenser; Dakota candy jars; Penny candy mugs (Penny Dips); Handy Candy Bar 5
cent mach.; 35 various size candy jars, tins & boxes; Horehound candy barrel; Curtiss Candy
fruit drop store rack & counter top candy bar display; Bromo Seltzer dispenser; rotisserie hot dog
cooker & bun steamer; Richardson Root Beer dispenser barrel; Hot Cocoa warmer & lighted sign;
Whitman’s nut rack; Root Beer, Boston Baked Beans, Coca-Cola, Pepsi, 7-UP, Dr. Pepper,
Bordon’s, Royal Crown, Nehi, Campbells, Sealtest & other metal signs, clock’s, thermometers &
adv. items; lighted plastic ice cream cone & signs; Topp’s coin operated antacid dispenser; vintage soda fountain door chimes; much more.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES- 2 Howard Gale vintage 6’ store display Santa’s (1 mechanical works good); wooden telephone booth & lighted sign; cash register w/stand; Jennings “Sun
Chief” 5 cent slot mach.; 5’ harvest table; (2) 6’ wooden display benches; (2) 5’ vintage lighted
showcases & stands; counter top pie/pastry case; metal butterfly bar; popcorn dispenser; gum ball
machines; ice cream tables & chair sets; chrome counter stools; Seeburg Jukebox wall speaker;
4’ rotating aluminum Christmas tree & color wheel; primitive dry sink, cob box, camel back trunk
& work bench; tavern table & chairs; 2 child’s wooden trunks & jelly cupboard; Eastern Airline
time zone clock; 1940’s fan; vintage 12” tin windup Mickey Mouse Ferris wheel (VGC); 1950’s
toys; over 35 crocks, bowls & jugs; sponge ware pcs.; lg. amount of kitchen primitives; lg.
amount of Meakin Flow Blue china in Ormande pattern; Carnival pitcher & glasses; 100’s of
postcards & Valentines; old photos; linens; old tools; Stanley tools posters; Corvair wheels w/tires
& hub caps; many other collectables.
NOTE-above items are in excellent to good condition
THIS IS A VERY PARTICAL LIST.
SEE WEB SITE FOR MORE ITEMS & PIC’S
OWNER’S- Roger Schoon, Chicago, & Steve Schoon, Roanoke, IL
TERMS: Cash, VISA, Master Card, Discovery or good check w/ID. Lunch provided by: Skeet’s Cooking
Not responsible for accidents or items after sold. Announcements sale date take precedence over printed material.
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AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD AUCTION- ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
MARIE MCNAMARA
LANCASTER, WI 53813
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 2014 TIME: 10:00 A.M.
LOCATION: Grant County Fairgrounds, Lancaster, WI. In the Eckstein Exhibit Hall, 916 E.
Elm Street (County Highway “A”). (Watch for Red & White Auction Arrows)
REASON: Discontinued housekeeping.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is a very clean line of furniture & household furnishings, as well
as some quality antiques & collectibles. Plan now to attend.
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.
C.K. BELL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE
License #1905. Platteville, WI • 608-348-4591
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK, POSITIVE ID REQUIRED, NUMBER SYSTEM
WILL BE USED, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR LOST ARTICLES,
STATEMENTS MADE SALE DAY TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATERIALS. 5.5% SALES TAX TO BE COLLECTED.
ESTATE COLLECTABLES AUCTION
JOE SITAR
AMERICAN LEGION ~ 989 LEGION DRIVE, TWIN LAKES, WI 53181
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 2014 - 10:30 A.M.
VIEW 9:30 - LUNCH
LOCATED: From Twin Lakes, E. Main Street 3 way stop sign in front of Rumpoles, go south to
first left Legion Drive, then east about 6/10 of a mile to American Legion on right. From Kenosha
Co. Rd. KD/336th. Ave., turn west on 98th Street which will become Legion Drive, then west about
1 1/2 miles, across from the Country Club Golf Course. COME TAKE A LOOK!
COLLECTABLES - A PARTIAL LIST: Hand wood working tools; Stanley planes & #80 & 81
shaves; Yankee screw drivers; Wood block planes; GRISWOLD #10 CI Dutch oven; Fishing tackle
boxes; Wood lures; Fishing poles; Metal base floor, bridge & table lamps; Oak picture frames; BBGuns; Old Dayton store counter scale; Sheet music; Brass padlocks; Pocket knives; Leica Camera;
Pocket watches; Stop watches; Fountain pens; Unusual walnut office coat tree; 1960’s 7 1/2’ALUM.
Christmas tree; 2 Rainbow light color wheels; Parts key wind clocks; Coleman Nickel body
lanterns; Large fiberglass Carousel horse; 2 Flat racks of small items. TERMS: CASH/GOOD
CHECK. Proper DL./ID. to Register, Bid & Buy. All purchases must be settled for in full & prior
to same day removal from premises. Items may be added or deleted from this list. Day of auction
statements by auctioneer will prevail.
Expanded list/Photos: www.murphyauctions.com/AuctionCalendar.htm
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: Mike Murphy #285, DELAVAN WI
All American Sales & Auctions, LLC
Welcomes you:
Wednesday, October 15th,
At 9:30 a.m.
Back to the "Old Barn" in Cambridge, WI, At 404 England St.,
Cambridge, WI 53523 for this Exciting Private Lifetime Collection.
Due to health issues our seller, whom wishes to remain anonymous, must
liquidate their entire collection immediately. We have made room in our
schedule and rented the "Old Barn" for this short notice event.
Please support our seller and come out to this mid-week spectacular auction.
Some Sale Highlights:
Power Equipment: 2009 Kubota UTV, Ferris 1000 Commercial Mower,
DR Power Cart-used once, Rear Tine Tiller by
Simplicity, Airens Snowblower, Milwaukee
Tools, Primitive Tools, and More. Antiques:
We have 4 Full wagons of quality antiques, our
collector was very eclectic and collected a wide
variety of antiques and collectibles, there is truly
something for everyone. From Toys to
Advertising to Cast Iron to Fine Glassware to
Madison Ceramic Arts to
Comics to Farm Toys to
Military, we have a bit of
everything. Furniture: AMI Jukebox, Victrola,
Carpenter’s Bench-Early, Several Trunks, including
a hand-painted 1832 Immigrant’s Chest, Chairs,
Primitive Pieces, Lamps, along with some unusual
Items. Large Furniture Row this sale!
We will also add on 2-3 partial estates at end of collector sale, this should
be no more than an additional hour of selling, please stick around as there
is some fantastic items.
LOOK AT OUR PICTURES: allamericanauctions.us
All American Sales & Auctions, LLC, 867 Lucas Lane Jefferson, WI 53549
920-728-5511 • Mark Bingham, RWA #2660, Kevin Bigelow, #174
Terms are Cash or Good Check, Credit (3%Fee). NO BUYERS FEES, WHY PAY MORE?
Dont forget the upcoming October 6th auction this Monday in Johnson Creek
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Between Madison, WI and Milwaukee, WI
6 miles south of I-94. Hwy. 26 to Hwy. 18 east to N. Jackson Ave., left to
Fair Park. Indoors & Heated, clean bathrooms, Hot food served for
breakfast & lunch. View our website for more info. and photos
TUESDAY ~ OCTOBER 7th, 2014 ~ 9:00 A.M.
Antiques, Collectible & Art Auction
HUNDREDS OF SURPRISES!
We are accepting items for consignment up to sale time. If you have items to sell,
bring them to Jefferson. Paid same day if you wait.
Setup is Monday, Oct. 6th ~ 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Morning of sale 7:00 a.m. to starting time.
Terms: Cash, Good check with state photo ID, out of state checks require 1 additional form of ID,
Visa, MC, Discover, Amex, ATM on site. State photo ID required for bid number,
all items sold as is with no returns, 10% buyer fee + 2% convenience
fee for credit cards. We are not responsible for accidents, all announcements
made at the auction supersede any printed information.
Presented by: Gregory K. Klug Auctioneer & Appraiser
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #584, PO Box 617, Cambridge, WI
53523
920-723-4309 gregklug@wisauction.com
Upcoming auctions in Jefferson - Tuesday, November 4th - 2014.
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1952 US MILITARY M35
1986 CHEVY C70
1994 FORD F350 XL
6x6, 2.5 ton tanker truck. Stk. #40529
Location: Gordon, WI
#B-1-550579
Baby dump. Stk. #33756
Location: Sparta, WI
#T-2-550579
Single axle patrol/dump truck w/plow.
Stk. #33757
Location: Sparta, WI
#B-3-550579
2009 FORD CROWN VICTORIA
4 dr. sedan. Stk. #5752
Location: Mount Horeb, WI
#A-4-550579
Comfort Suites - 725 Paradise Lane, Johnson Creek, WI
Guns-Sporting-Hunting-FishingTrapping-Taxidermy
We currently have 55 guns logged in the book and are expecting 100 guns
or more. ALSO IN: Sterling Ducks Unlimited Coin Set,
Lots of Wooden Ammo Crates, Ammunition,
Pheasant Feather Table, Fine Wildlife Framed
Art (High end collection), Decoys, Military, Old
Reels, Traps, Trap Tags, Fine Carved Wood Duck
Decoy, Huge 10 Point Buck Mount, Musky, Walleye
and other Taxidermy and so much more.
LOOK AT OUR PICTURES: allamericanauctions.us
All American Sales & Auctions, LLC, 867 Lucas Lane Jefferson, WI 53549
920-728-5511 • Mark Bingham, RWA #2660, Kevin Bigelow, #174
Terms are Cash or Good Check Day Of Sale. NO BUYERS FEES- $2 Bid Card
Fee- This sale only!
Don’t forget the upcoming October 6th auction this Monday in Johnson Creek
1987 BRUSH BANDIT 100 WOOD CHIPPER
2004 CHEVY IMPALA
4 dr. sedan. Stk. #33765
Location: Fort Atkinson, WI
#A-5-550579
2005 KUBOTA RTV900
4x4, diesel utility vehicle. Stk. #40502
Location: Kenosha, WI #F-4-550579
Stk. #33766
Location: Fort Atkinson, WI
#F-6-550579
PARKER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT
TRAILER
7,000#. Stk. #40504 Location: Kenosha, WI
1989 INT’L S2500
Single axle dump truck (plow not included).
Stk. #40500 Location: Kenosha, WI
#B-7-550579
1972 PARKS NO. 20 PLANER
Stk. #40516
Location: Kenosha, WI
#E-11-550579
#TT-10-550579
1980 CHEVY CUSTOM DELUXE
30 Pierce brush truck. Stk. #33708
Location: Delavan, WI #T-13-550579
1982 JOHN DEERE 510D TRACTOR
BACKHOE
Stk. #50498 Location: Thorp, WI#F-17-550579
2003 INT’L 7300 SFA
Single axle patrol/dump truck w/plow, wing
and spreader. Stk. #33490
Location: Winneconne, WI #B-21-550579
2005 GIANT VAC TM 6600
Tow behind leaf vacuum. Stk. #33706
Location: Columbus, WI #E-14-550579
1991 INT’L 4700
Single axle landscapers dump truck.
Stk. #50499 Location: Thorp, WI#B-18-550579
1982 AEROIL 2M
1 ton Rollamatic smooth drum roller.
Stk. #33491 Location: Winneconne,#E-22-550579
WI
JEWELRY AUCTION 50+ PIECES
Stk. #60218
Location: Mount Horeb, WI
#X-15-550579
1989 FORD F250 XL
4WD, brush truck. Stk. #33685
Location: New Lisbon, WI #T-19-550579
2011 KUBOTA ZG222
48” Zero Turn mower w/ROPS. Stk. #33492
Location: Winneconne, WI #F-23-550579
JACOBSEN
Diesel, 11’ mower. Stk. #40501
Location: Kenosha, WI #F-8-550579
2000 FORD F150 SUPERCAB XL
4WD. Stk. #33762
Location: Keshena, WI
#T-12-550579
1999 INT”L 2554
Single axle patrol/dump truck w/plow, wing
and spreader. Stk. #50497
Location: Thorp, WI
#B-16-550579
1982 FORD ECONOLINE
Marion rescue van. Stk. #33686
Location: New Lisbon, WI #T-20-550579
2007 LEEBOY DISTRIBUTOR
Mounted tack trailer. Stk. #33493
Location: Winneconne, WI #TT-24-550579
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AUCTION
2 ESTATES - BARN FULL
AUTOMOTIVE, COLLECTIBLES & ANTIQUES
Saturday, October 18, 2014
9:00 a.m. On Site
LOCATION: 9023 MIDDLE RD., OOSTBURG, WI
(From I-43 take exit 120. East on CR-OK. Turn right on CR-V, 423 ft. Right onto Sauk Trail Rd, 0.5
miles. Left onto Middle Rd.)
HOUSEHOLD: Packard Baby Grand piano, Kranich Baby Grand piano, Steinway upright piano, Gulbransen
working player piano, over 40 player piano rolls, 2 leather chairs, horse tack box, Casio 2000’s digital synthesizer, new 18”X18” square granite tiles 60 count, lamps, general household, upright washer & dryer, couch,
chairs, pressure washer, child’s wagons wood & metal, garden tools, stainless Kenmore gas grill, dining room
table & chairs, cedar chest. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Chicago 1961 Flash-O-Matic 10 cent bowling game, Blatz antique old Heidelberg beer delivery top old original, Fire Chief gas pump no original guts,
copper fire extinguisher, old wooden phone booth, WC Fields poster, Marilyn Monroe poster, U.S. stamp
machine, 7-Up soda machine, toy trucks, metal signs, original set of Flagman flags, Lotus stained glass, wood
sleds, old typewriters, 1930 Cadillac poster w/Bob Hope & Babe Ruth, beer lights, beer signs.
AUTOMOTIVE, EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: Texaco pedal car, car jacks, Sun tune-up tester, antique car
parts, 1930’s to 1970’s car manuals, KD 2 wheel trailer Big Tex model, metal ramps to load equipment or vehicles, Zieman 2 wheel trailer, propane tank & torch, portable air tank, Yardman 21” cut self propelled lawn
mower like new, Toro snow thrower 20”, Snowflite 10 h.p 33” snow thrower, Craftsman 8 h.p 26” snow thrower, Torpedo heaters, tool boxes full of tools, Husky 7 h.p. 240 volt 175 psi air compressor, mitre saw, hydraulic
jacks, log chains, wheelbarrow, fire extinguishers. SPECIAL: John Deere model B tractor, 1992 GMC utility truck w/boom 82,000 miles, 1987 Suzuki car 4 wheel drive, 5 speed, former Red Bull car 54,000 miles, Cub
Cadet zero turn 50” cut lawn mower w/22 h.p. Kawasaki engine- 1 yr. old great shape, like new Galaxy motorized bicycle, Rotax high end enclosed engine racing go cart great shape, Cub Cadet build for racing.
Terms: Cash or check.
Owners: 2 Estates.
Auctioneer’s Note: Double estate sale. No reserves. A fine line of goods. The barn is full. See you at 8:00am
for viewing. Lunch Wagon on Grounds
Auctioneer: Bill Cain (#504),
Nick Cain (#2143)
“The Bill Cain Team of Professionals”
• Realtors • Auctioneers • Appraisers - RE/MAX Realty Plus
“Wisconsin’s Lake, Land and Country Specailists”
Bill Cain Auction Service • billcain.com cell: 920-980-2588
P.O. Box 220/433 E. Mill St., Plymouth, WI 53073 920-893-8842
billcain@remax.net Bill Cain WI Licensed Auctioneer #504
NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLC.
Estate of Gary Mientke
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 2014 - 10:30 A.M.
T4672 Cty. Rd. W, Wausau, WI 54401
Auctioneer’s Note: Gary was a long-time resident and beloved individual, he was a genius
with many talents and collections. This is a one of a kind untouched estate auction event!
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, 12:00 Noon. This beautifully laid out ranch style home has
two bedroom, 1 1/2 bath on huge lot on the edge of Wausau. Attached garage with a detached
garage and a large insulated & heated shop. Several out buildings. Well cared for home. Real
Estate Terms: $5,000.00 down day of auction with balance due at closing. This is a nonrefundable and non-contingent real estate auction. A 30 day or less closing.
CORVETTE, DELORIAN, TRUCKS, MACHINIST, SPECIALTY & SNAP-ON TOOLS:
CNC Machine Accupath model #AC-4KVF, SBL South Bend 400 Metal Lathe, 1980
Corvette, 1983 DeLorian w/2769K miles manual 5 speed,
1981 Chevy Customer Deluxe 10 2DR. truck 4.1 liter engine
6 cyl. 3 Sp. Column w/34,411K miles, 1999 Chevy S10 truck
Step Side 2 WD 5 speed w/117K miles, 1991 Oldsmobile
Cutlass Calais 4dr. w/98,000 mi.; Honda 750 four motorcycle, 1996 United 15x5’ Enclosed trailer, 1973 Honda CB750
Motorcycle NICE, Engersoll 4020 lawn tractor, Ingersoll
4120 lawn tractor, Snapper LP16 lawn tractor w/sweeperboth have several attachments, Cub Cadet 104 lawn tractor, torch cart, Pneumatic
press, two wheel garden dump cart, 2 ton Cherry Picker,
Wankel rotary engine KM3, Metal band saw, Central
Machinery Mini Lathe- New, Forge w/tools, Hit & Miss
engine, South Bend metal lathe 13” swing 8’ bed, Homecraft
band saw, Antique drill press, Craftsman table saw & planner,
Areins ST270 snow blower, Weedeaters, McCulloch chain
saws, #2 stackable Clark HD plus tool box on wheels, U.S. General 5 drawer parts cabinet,
Parts washer, Machine #5 Edelstaal Minnie lathe, Blue Point tap & Die set, #4” Universal
cutter grinder, Snap-On MT615 Anal-O-Scope, Newer electric motors, Lincoln
electric power MIG 255 welder, Ingersoll Rand type #30 Air compressor,
Bench grinders, Small anvil, metal work benches & tables, Central
Machinery belt sander, floor jack, Ridged shop vac, New
tool organizers, saw horse, creepers, 3 1/2 ton floor
jack, Parts cabinets & shelves, hand tools, cant
hooks, cross cut saws, Chains, Comealongs,
large wood clamps, Micrometer, Calipers, New
socket sets, Craftsman wrenches & screw drivers,
5C collets, end mill set, 20+ end mill holders, Snap-On air ratchet NIB,
tap & Die set, set bits, Snap-On air powered scraper, tork wrenches,
Dandrea Umatic set, Many Snap-On wrenches, socket, deep well & impact, drill
bits, soldering guns, Lathe chucks, Centroid TT-1 tool touch off block, NIB Collet chuck,
electronic digital height gauge, Machinist’s Chest, Large Vise, Miniature steam engines to
include- Empire, Wilesco, Jensen, Weeden, Homemade “Gas Engine” that runs on pickle
juice or water; Perkins Wind Mill Co. 5 HP Verticle Motor; International 4HP; Domestic #43
Engine, Fuller Johnson #1, Olds Engine By Seager & New Holland Engine, Several
Attachments & Pumps, Tools & Supplies, 12’ Fiberglass Step Ladder, SCRAP IRON, tires,
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LARGE ESTATE AUCTION #2
ANTIQUES-COLLECTIBLES-OLD SPORTSMEM’S ITEMS
SALE SITE: THE AMERAHN
9480 STATE ROAD 45-NORTH - KEWASKUM, WI 53040
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 - 9:00 A.M.
LOCATION: This auction is being held indoors, at the Amerahn Banquet Hall, located on the northwest
edge of Kewaskum, on State Road 45 (Fire #9480). Watch for auction signs. LUNCH BY: The Amerahn.
NOTE: This is a collection, from one estate, representing four generations. This is the second auction for this
family. This is only a partial list.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Railroad lantern globes; Old radio; Indian doll; Wood base coffee
grinder; Tobacco cans; Vintage purses & hats; Old buttons; Hanging Pabst light; Chalkware statuary & string
holder; Advertising items (LeRoy, Mayville & More); Advertising cans & bottles; Old glass jars; Old children’s books & games; Sewing items; Old baby bottles; Kitchenware; Graniteware; Enamelware; Old
Christmas items; Syrups; Match holders includes Black American CI; 3 ice saws; Two man crosscut saw;
Kraut cutter; Early farm implement literature; Glass & old fire extinguishers; Petroleum adv. cans; Early children’s toys; Milk bottles; Clyman fireman’s suit; Children’s lunch boxes; Monarch advertising; Harmonica;
Camping lanterns; Scales; Insulators; Plus totes of items not yet unpacked.
STONEWARE: Assorted crocks, jugs, bowls & pitchers.
SPORTSMEN’S COLLECTIBLES: Numerous minnow pails w/advertising; Plus more.
SEE PHOTOS ON WEBSITE:
www.auctionspecialistsstoughton.com
TERMS: Cash or Good Check Day of Sale. Out of state checks require current bank letter of guarantee.
Photo ID Required to Register to Bid/Buy. Announcements made at sale take precedence over advertised
material. AUCTIONEER: Daniel R. Ritger, Jr. (RWA #645) West Bend, WI 414-333-8625. SALE
MANAGER: James M. Seamonson (Registered Wisconsin License #132) Auction Specialists
Stoughton LLC, Stoughton, WI 608-873-7791
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lumber, MANY HIT & MISS ENGINES "that went through a fire”, Challenge #3HP &
more, total of #9.
SPECIALTY ITEMS, LAWN & GARDEN, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES:
CLOCKS & POCKET WATCHES TO INCLUDE: New Haven, Gilbert, Sessions,
Alaron 31 day, Elgin, Mauthe, many-Grandfather clocks, Seth Thomas, Welby, Ridgeway,
Hamilton, Ansonia, Centuron 35 day clock, Waterbury, J Masti-Porcelain made in France,
Sligh 7’ 30 day Grandfather clock, Howard Miller Grandfather clock, #2 International Time
Recording Co. Time clocks, Gingerbread clocks, Mantle, Marble, regulator, alarm clocks; K.K PERFIT Round Watch crystals kit, ABC
Inserting kit, Jewelers lathe, many watch & clock parts, 100’S OF
POCKET WATCHES TO INCLUDE- Elgin, J.C. Watts & Co.,
Hampden Co., Waltham Co., Westclock Scotty, Rock Island,
Pierce, New England, Bradley, Cylinder, Solrex, Admiral,
Harman, Illinois, Standard U.S.A., Remington, Bulova, R. Sloan
Bros., Rockford, Hamilton, Official standard R.R Ball Watch Co.,
South Bend, Aurora Watch Co., Studebacker, Landcaster PA.,
Columbus, Barington, Hampton Road, Sears & Roebuck Co.
Special, Howard, A. Bloedel Milwaukee, Swiss, Southern Rio
Grande Pacific watch fob, Chicago USA RailRoad, Dueber
Hampden, Lakeshore, Seth Thomas, Belmont, F.J. White; Post & Keywind, 6, 15, 17, 21, 23
Jeweled; 24KT, plated, Ect. Oreck air purifier, LG 32” LCD TV, Erector set, Student
Microscope, Mid Century modern 4 pc. Bedroom set. Pyrex, Depression glass, Kirby G5
vacuum cleaner w/attachments, 1948 Chilton Motor Age Manual, Eden-Pure
Infrared Heater NIB, Men’s hats, Mid-Century modern Walnut & leather
“Lane” Trunk, Vintage cameras, sewing cabinet, Linens, $2 dollar bills28 & 63, Spotting scope, Jukar Spain 45 cal. black powder rifle,
Thomson Center Arms 45 black powder, Pinbacks; Belt Buckles;
Marbles; Hat Collection; Black Powder Supplies; Hot Rod Magazines;
Full Size Bed & Dresser; Several Desks; New Winter Coats; Coronado
Short Wave Floor Radio; Bench Grinder; Johnson Wood Stove;
Wringer Washers; Exercise Equipment; Patio
Furniture; Treadle Sewing Machine; Washer &
Dryer (elec.); BB Gun; Structo Ladder Truck; Tonka Trucks; 50’s Style
Lawn Chairs; Car Jacks; Fishing Poles; Lanterns; Runner Sled; Pedal
tractor, Schwinn bike, Toboggan; Chainsaws; Sand Blasting Cabinet NIB;
Firewood; Ingersoll 3012 Lawn Tractor w/44” Deck; Chipper Shredder &
MORE! GUNS: Traditions deer hunter 50 cal. Blk powder, Traditions crocket 32 cal. NIB
Blk powder, Thomson 45 cal. Blk powder, Fox River fifty Blk powder, Continental Arms 12
ga. J.C Higgins modle 29 -22 cal. Gamster sharp shooter 50 cal. Blk powder, Crossman pellet pistol, Machinist chest,6 pt. deer head mount.
AUCTION TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Cash or good check. Visa, MasterCard,
Discover, Debit Cards, Cashier’s check. WI Sales tax and WI Gun laws may apply.
Auctioneers and Staff are not responsible for accidents or loss. Everything sold as is,
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ESTATE AUCTION
SAT., OCT. 11, 2014 - 10:30 A.M.
9:30 A.M. PREVIEW
Mrs. Norma DeMeyer Estate
Located at: 33408 TERRITORIAL DR., MUKWONAGO, WI 53149
From Mukwonago or Waterford, take Hwy. 83 to Hwy. O to Territorial Dr. east, This is a Large Victorian
Farm house that is Packed!
Some of the items to include** Walnut Vict. Parlor set, rnd. Oak
Mission style table, large oak refractory dining table & set of 8 chairs,
other dining tables, mahogany Chickering spinet piano & bench, drop
leaf walnut dining table, oak side by side wardrobe dresser, Vict. 3 drawer washstand, Deco end tables, very nice carved Vict. oak headboard bed,
oak Highboy dresser, Vict. Walnut dresser, Vict. oak dbl. door
knock down wardrobe, oak parlor chairs, Deco metal
beds, original cutter sleigh from the barn, lots of glassware & china, Dep. Glass, Carnival
glass, hand-painted china, silverware sets, some sterling silver, old pocket watches, nice
selection of early stoneware jugs & crocks, early Peoria Pottery stoneware canning jar, political pin back buttons, WWI Army helmet, art pottery, farm collectibles, - wooden wagon
wheels, milk cans, wooden crates, milking stool, egg baskets, hay scythe, wooden pulleys, cow
bells, Hartland plastic cow toys, other older toys, games, farm
books- farm Knowledge, Sears & Wards catalogues from 1930's, Franklin
cast iron wood stove, Deco wishing well dresser lamp, lots of kitchen collectibles, kraut cutter, butter churn, canning jars, 5 gal. glass bottles, enamelware, Large Griswold cast iron pan, bean crocks, cookie
jars, Ruby glass, farm plate- God Speed the plough, oil lamps, Aladdin mint green wall
sconce oil lamp, about 24 milk glass chicken laying eggs, about 75 mini novelty oil lamps,
stoneware mugs, pocket knives, Winkler & Warren Burlington, WI & Big Bend Guernsey
Dairy cream bottles, room size oriental style rugs, Vintage Fisher stereo, lots of pictures &
frames, mantel clock wall shelves, piano sheet music, wicker baskets, old Halloween costumes, early Johnny Cash souvenir Picture & song book, nice claw foot parlor table, vintage ladies clothes, school desks, Sheridan Springs- Lake Geneva Bottling Co. Seltzer bottle, old canning cupboards, metal ice cream cone box- Harry Keller, Racine, WI, wooden wash benches,
wooden nail kegs, Lots More!
Terms** Cash, Check if KNOWN to us. Credit Cards w/5% buyers Fee.
More Info & Proxy Bids w/terms, Call 262-539-3198 or Cell 262-492-7150
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ESTATE AUCTION
Auction to be held at the:
TUMBLESON AUCTION CENTER - 1635 N. MAIN ST., PRINCETON, IL
Located 100 miles West of Chicago, IL just off Int. 80, Exit 56, South on Rt. 26 in Princeton, IL
(Behind the Sherwood Antique Mall) on:
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 & MONDAY, OCTOBER 13 - 2014
TIME: 8:30 A.M. OUTSIDE & 10:00 A.M. INSIDE (Preview: 7:30 A.M.) Each Day
** SPECIAL PREVIEW OF BOTH DAYS: Saturday, Oct. 11, 2014: Time: 4:00-6:00 P.M.**
View Full Listing & Photos on website: www.tumblesonauction.com
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2014
PRIMITIVE, ANTIQUE & WICKER FURNITURE, LG. COLLECTION OF
STONEWARE, GROCER’S SCALE, IH PAINTED NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER, MILK BOTTLES-(MANY LOCAL), PINK & GREEN
DEPRESSION GLASS, VARIOUS SM. PRIMITIVES, LARGE COLLECTION OF OLDER & NEWER CHRISTMAS & MANY BOX LOTS.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2014
5 CENT MILLS SLOT MACHINE, ANTIQUE & ART DECO FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES,
LAMPS, GLASS ANTIQUE LAMP SHADES, CLOCKS, GLOBE, FINE
GLASSWARE, CHINA, COLLECTIBLES, LONGABERGER BASKETS,
WROUGHT IRON & POTTERY, DIAMOND, COSTUME
AND STERLING JEWELRY, QUILTS & LADIES ITEMS &
BOOKS.
SELLERS: Estates of: Beverly Ratliff, Princeton, Crank Estate, Kickapoo, Marie Enberg,
Princeton, Jim Aitken, Peru & Others.
TT TUMBLESON AUCTION COMPANY
Princeton, IL • 815-872-1852 Email: ttauction@yahoo.com
Auctioneers: Tom & Mary Tumbleson Lic. #040000396-397 & Tiffany Foes #441.001601
Terms: Cash or Check. Credit Card Accepted w/5% Fee.
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ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION OF
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
Wanda’s Waterfront/American Legion
292 S. Wisconsin St., Whitewater, WI
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2014 ~ 10:00 A.M.
Viewing starts at 9:00 A.M.
Auctioneer note: This is all one seller, so no consignments will be accepted. Several boxes still need
to be unpacked and sorted, so more photos will be added to our website as they become available.
WATCH OUR WEBSITE for updates.
PARTIAL LIST: Fishing tackle w/wood lures, 1957 Braves Milwaukee Book and sports books, Elgin
pocket watch w/chain, Peace and Morgan Silver Dollars (1926-D, 1922-D,
1885, 1889, 1891-O, 1901-O) Indian cent pennies w/full Liberty, Mercury
dimes, Buffalo nickels, Wheat cent pennies: (1847, 1851,
1870) large cent pennies, 1893 Columbia silver commemorative half dollars, 1833 Liberty bust silver dime, 1875
seated silver dime, 1863 Racine trade token penny, 19
started quilt panels & extra pieces, work service pins, Toll
ware tin painted, pushup candlesticks, porcelain enamel
Emergency door sign, antique Eastman Kodak studio scale, Masterpiece puzzles
including sporting, 1930's Raggedy Ann & Andy books, stamp album book 1933, oak
one-drawer file industrial multi-drawer cabinets, marbles, rhinestone jewelry & costume jewelry, Polar Cub brass blade fan, Community Silver-plate set, 71pc. vintage 1970's Lego’s (set box), Stanley & wood block planers, Spalding Indian
type exercise wood pins, salesman sample Stetson hat & others, Victorian trade
cards, fishing Creole, wood shaft golf clubs, Seth Thomas clock, schoolhouse
type clock, rooster mold, baking powder wood bail handle caddy, E.K. Blessing
Super Artist Trumpet, E.K. Blessing Standard
Trumpet, Kent 4 string Banjo w/case, Martin
Saxophone w/case, Western Super X Winchester
30-30 wood crate, beer tappers, taxidermy: 10 pt.
shoulder buck head, raccoon on driftwood, fox laying down, bobcat
standing w/base, fox standing, deer racks, oil paintings, antique buttons,
35mm cameras, medium format cameras lenses, Yo-Yo
quilt, Dresden plate quilt cover, patchwork quilts,
Mickey Mouse watch, King size Coca-Cola lady sign,
Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey Circus poster, advertising blotters, composition
Halloween & Christmas mohair teddy bears, pocket watch chains w/Victorian hair,
Whiting & Davis chain mesh purse, Marilyn Monroe tip tray, 5 cent
& 10 cent trade tokens, advertising pin back buttons, - Gum, Farming
Red Cross pins including enamel badge, early 1900's Presidential
campaign buttons and pins, WWII pins/hat badges – patches, WWII
wings security police badges, Skookum Indian dolls (one with beadwork and papoose),
rhinestone & costume jewelry, original 1880's Eagle Hat Plate - U.S Army skeleton keys
and railroad keys/locks, cast iron tools - Stanley planes, wood block planes, green
Depression glass, H19 started quilt panels & extra pieces, Waterford Crystal bowls &
paperweight, work service pins, Heisey, Depression glass, Depression glass canister set,
Lladro figurine w/box, Goebel Hummel figurines, Elvis records, dresser mirrors and glove box shaving brushes, straight razors, straps & cups, world globe tin litho clock, Occupied Japan windup bear
& rabbit, vintage 1960's Promo Cars including: 1957 AMT Thunderbird Promo, 1960's Ford Mustang
Promo, Ford Galaxy Promo, child's wicker doll buggy, Victorian wicker large buggy, Murano art glass
aquarium figures, Marx historic guns & rifles w/boxes, Victorian photos and tin types, Hull vase, GAR
silk ribbons, Schuco monkey violin player, Schuco acrobat boy, Schuco #1010 Sedan car, pocket
watch fobs, Marx train sets, Lionel trains, Allis Chalmers summer work hat, real photo Wisconsin
postcards, miscellaneous 1900's postcards, Tom Swift & miscellaneous children's Big Little Books,
State House Sterling Flatware (Service for Eight (8)), (some sealed in original plastic),
Swirl graniteware religious prints and jewelry, 1902 cast iron coal irons, fountain pens,
Parker Pen Showcase, pocket knives, Black Americana cloth dolls, Victorian Black
American mechanical watermelon doll, Anna Lee dolls, compacts, WWII NAZI
flag & NAZI badge pin, WWII U.S. Army Helmet, WWII U.S. Army uniforms, 10 cent and 12 cent comics, classic comics, Western magazines, cast
iron bookends, advertising matchbooks w/girlie
pinups, pink Depression glass, baskets, printers
drawer w/advertising blocks, GI Joe, Steiff rabbit,
mohair Steiff dog, mohair Steiff, mohair dog,
German candy containers including 7 1/2" rabbit
w/carrot, Bing 10 1/2" dressed girl doll, Kirchoff
tin litho noisemakers, 5 cent punchboard (NOS), Watt Apple 3 piece nesting mixing bowl set, Howdy Doody plastic character figures, Frank
Whiting sterling coasters, Marx windup ladder fire truck, Redline Hot Wheels w/case, 1950's to 1960's
Matchbox cars, Hot Wheels Sizzlers w/case & accessories, book banks, small
paper cutter tins - cigarette, typewriter, tobacco & miscellaneous, Fiesta mixing
bowl & 12 1/8" charger plates, cheese boxes, advertising crates including Adams
tobacco Peerless, silver plate flatware & hollowware, clock statue Lighters Zippo's, Pipes w/meerschaum.
Gregory K. Klug, Auctioneer & Appraiser, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer #584
PO Box 124 Fort Atkinson, WI phone 920-723-4309
TERMS: This auction has no reserves! Cash, Good check with state photo ID,
Visa, MC, Discover. State photo ID required for bid number, all items sold as is
with no returns, 10% buyer fee, NO Sales Tax.
Pickers Classes to Start November
10th In Cambridge, WI
Auctioneer and owner of All American Sales
& Auctions, LLC along with Bingham’s
Buy/Sell at 113 Main St., Cambridge, WI
53523 will offer “Bingham’s Pickers
School” beginning November 10th. The
classes will run the first Monday of each
week from 6:00-7:30 p.m. for three consecutive weeks and ending with a morning class
at “The Auction” December 1st from 8:3010:00, and you may stay for the remainder
of the auction if you wish. For future dates
and availability call Mark Bingham at 920728-5511.
The class itinerary will cover the following:
Week I
History of Picking-Resources-Goals of
Class
Week II
Flea Markets-Garage Sales-Estate Sales-
Auctions-Online-RetailBuilding a Customer Base
Week III
Trends-What to Buy-How to Sell-“Pick Off”
Week IV
The Auction-“Pick Off” Items Sold-Awards
The class will be limited to the first 15 individuals that sign up, the cost of the four
week class is $100, plus you will need to
purchase a $20 (maximum) “Pick Off” item;
although, Mark feels you will be able to
recoup your class investment with what you
learn. 32 years of picking and lifetime experience will be shared; along with many picking secrets Mark has never shared before.
Classes will be interesting and interactive;
we hope to see you there.
To Sign up:
Stop at Bingham’s Buy/Sell Cambridge, WI
or call Mark at 920-728-5511.
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STONINGTON PENINSULA REAL ESTATE AUCTION
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE AVID SPORTSMAN, RETIREMENT HOME, OR FAMILY WHO LOVES
HUNTING, FISHING AND THE GREAT OUTDOORS!!
PINE DRIVE/25.4 LANE-WATCH FOR SIGNS
MASONVILLE TOWNSHIP, RAPID RIVER UPPER MICHIGAN
30+ ACRES!
BID NOW THROUGH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14TH @ 6:00 P.M. CENTRAL
30.2 acres of prime recreational land for hunting, fishing or a new home or cabin! Close to Little Bay De Noc, on Lake Michigan, located in beautiful pristine Upper Michigan! Property is bordered by
Hiawatha National Forest (889,000 acres) including hunting, snowmobiling and RV trails.
Heavily wooded with Cedar, Maple, Birch, Ash and Balsam. Abundant wild life including deer, rabbit, fox and more! Outstanding perch, walleye, bass, northern pike fishing just minutes away-several
Walleye and Bass tournaments held every year! PRIME HUNTING PROPERTY!
Rapid River is a quiet community at the junction of US 2 and US 41. Its proximity to the northern end of Little Bay de Noc and the mouth of the Whitefish River makes it a prime fishing launch area.
Rapid River is an unincorporated community in Masonville Township, situated on the northern end of the Little Bay de Noc between the mouths of the Tacoosh and Rapid Rivers with the mouth of the
Whitefish River just to the east.
The site has 2 or more fresh water spring fed streams, (200-300 gallons per minute) and water is crystal clear with sand bottom and excellent for trout ponds.
DIRECTIONS: At the caution light in Rapid River, go 2.6 miles East on US-2. Turn South on Cty. Road 513 and go 1/4 mile to Pine Drive or 25.4 Lane. Property is located on the right.
CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS OUTSTANDING PROPERTY!
This lighthouse is at the
tip of the Stonington
Peninsula
Little Bay de Noc is recognized widely as one of the BEST
walleye fishing locations in the COUNTRY!! Several major
walleye tournaments are held annually nearby - including a
Cabela's Walleye tournament!
Hiking, snowmobiling, and biking trails are within a few
miles! A public access to Little Bay de Noc is just a 'hop,
skip & a jump' away from this beautifully wooded property!
Since the late 1800's, visitors from major metro areas have
recognized this area of the Upper Peninsula as a great place
for solitude...fishing...hunting...hiking...cross-country skiing....
Rapid River Snowmobile trail
Amenities
• Great hunting and fishing property near the Bay
of Green Bay.
• Local Walleye Tournaments are held by Big
Brothers/Big Sisters of the Bay Area as well as
Cabela's. A deluxe hunting blind is included for
the hunting enthusiast.
• Federal Property & the Hiawatha National Forest
(879,000 acres) are nearby for the recreational
enthusiasts!
• Located in the Rapid River School District where
the 380 students, K-12 school system has a student/teacher ratio of 20/1.
• Part of the Stonington Peninsula juts out from the
north shoreline and disappears into Lake
Michigan only to reappear 20 miles south, becoming the northern tip of Wisconsin's Door County
Peninsula.
• Stonington's Peninsula Point Lighthouse, located
at the far end of the Peninsula, is a gathering place
for the Monarch Butterfly. The U.S. Forest Service
in cooperation with volunteers, have coordinated a
research project that gathers information and tags
the Monarch butterflies.
Little Bay de Noc Recreational Area map on
Lake Michigan - 3.2 miles of trails! Little Bay
de Noc Recreation Area is located in Delta
County, Upper Michigan which is 2 miles East
of Rapid River on Highway 2 and very close to
the acreage that is being offered at auction!!
This property has been in the same family for
decades - and is now open for public bidding!!
Rapid River and
Kipling boat
landings are only
a few miles from
the property.
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Colonel Bucky Schultz, RWA 2624
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Attention! Collectors, Dealers and Shop Owners, Hungry Buyers Are
Needed To Buy Thousands of Antiques Before Christmas!
Tom Harris Auctions in Marshalltown, IA is sets, eggs, baskets, cut back hanging lamps and
searching high and low for new and previous buy- much more. It is a must see and will sell in indiers to come to their auction house to participate in vidual and many group lots. If you are a collec5 huge auctions before this
tor, have a shop or are an
Christmas season!
Internet seller, you will
If you’re previous cushit home runs all day long
tomer or if you’ve never
with bargains galore for
attended a Harris Auction,
these precious gems and
times have never been betthey will sell for a fraction
ter for buying at auction.
of their retail value just
The auction house is burst500 Fabulous Antique Clocks because there are so many
ing at the seams with thou- including many super wall hangers, sell items for sale, all with no
sands of great quality
reserves. Tom encourages
Saturday, Oct. 4th.
Very Important Art Deco Auction,
900 Lots of High Quality Antique antiques and collectibles of all
and invites all glass lovers to 500 Lots of great merchandise will
Clocks and Watches, sell Friday, types for collectors, dealers and internet sellers to come see this museum glass collection and participate
sell Wed., Nov. 19th.
Oct. 3rd & Saturday, Oct. 4th. massively stock up on for the winter season.
on sale day!
On Friday, October 3rd, there will be over 100 antique
The next event will be held on Wednesday, November 19th. On this day, a nationally imporpocket watches including gold, silver, Railroad grade and other tant collection of Art Deco lamps and collectibles, Aladdin Lamps, furniture, artwork and
choice watches. In addition to the watches are 200 great antique other great antiques will cross the auction block. Over 500 lots will sell from several collecclocks including over 50 beautiful City Series parlor and kitchen tions but most importantly, from a large collector out of Wisconsin. Tom and 10 other workclocks from Kentucky and 100 lots of watch and clock parts from ers went to a large church in Shell Lake, Wisconsin, where a gentleman spent 40 years colThe Dick Broline Estate of Port Byron, IL and others.
lecting lamps and other great antiques. He intended on opening a Lamp Museum, focusing
Saturday, October 4th features one of the finest groups of on Art Deco items, metal figural statuary and awesome floor lamps. He filled the church,
antique clocks you’ve ever seen! This sale includes 70 beautiful however he never realized his dream of opening to the public. The sale will include over 100
Ansonia Royal Bonn floral painted China clocks from The figural Art Deco and Art Nouveau lamps featuring many lamps with colored Czech style
Winston Carver Estate of Kentucky. Fabulous
shades, figural woman, children, birds, dogs and other animals of
tall case clocks including a super carved JJ
all types will be included. Also, there will be over 50 high quality
Elliott 9 tube, a circa 1715 Daniel Quare of
floor lamps sold. You have to see it to believe it. Nobody we have
London tall case and many other great grandspoken to has seen this many lamps of this style sell at one time to
Over 70 Beautiful Ansonia father clocks with painted dials. A nice selecthe public at auction. Along with the lamps will be a great mix of
Royal Bonn floral painted tion of Jeweler’s Regulators, Vienna
glass and collectibles, furniture and Art Deco prints and pictures in
china clocks will sell
Regulators and American wall hanging clocks.
original frames, many small metal deco collectible figures, animals,
Saturday, Oct. 4th.
Many fabulous chiming bracket clocks includnudes and great unusual items all day long.
ing an 1800’s English Silver Plated 8 Bell
Closing out the End of the Year comes another great all day glass
Musical Clock that weighs over 100 pounds, large impressive carved Gustav
and collectible auction, just in time for Christmas! This sale
Becker & English Fusee wall hangers; great double dial Fashion and other
includes 300 more pieces of colored cut back crystal, large Lladro
calendar clocks; French and
figures, important elegant dinnerware sets, early American pattern
American statue models plus Early
glass items, a great variety of Victorian Art Glass including more
American clocks by makers such as 500 Lots of Glass Including Victorian great cracker jars, water sets, Carnival Glass, Flow Blue, Custard
Eli Terry and Birge & Fuller, ship’s tableware, Nippon, Wavecrest and 600 Glass, R.S. Prussia and figural Royal Bayreuth items. Also included
chronometers, a French pinwheel pieces of European cutback glass sell in this great sale will be more bride’s bowls, pickle castors,
tower clock and much, much more.
Greentown Slag Glass, Fenton items, and silver plated tableware.
Wednesday, Oct. 22nd.
Also selling will be a nice selection
Other items to note include Lenox, Belleek, Goebel, many Precious
of antique music boxes featuring a large carved oak Moments and a large collection of antique half dolls.
cylinder music box, a mahogany Mira disk style,
As always, Tom invites all Auction Action readers to participate and encourages everyone
plus Polyphon, Regina and other disk music boxes. to come see this wonderful merchandise. It has been years since we’ve had such a great line
On Wednesday, October 22nd Harris will host an up of high quality items at this time of year. Tom says it is going to be a busy year to come
unbelievable antique and collectible glass auction. and asks all interested parties to go see hundreds of pictures and details at
This sale will include over 1200 pieces, selling in www.TomHarrisAuctions.com. The website gives details on how you can participate at these
500 lots. Highlights include over 20 beautiful auctions. You can bid live in person, by telephone,
600 Pieces of fabulous
Bride’s Bowls, a large collection of Nippon decorated China absentee bids or live Internet bidding. Tom reminds
European Cutback Crystal items in all shapes and sizes, large Brilliant Cut Glass items, all that for over 64 years his family has and still
will sell Wed., Oct. 22nd. 30 pieces of Wavecrest, 30 decorated cracker jars, pickle travels nationwide to pack and transport single
castors and table sets. Other choice items to note include a Galle Cameo Vase, a nicely dec- items or whole collections and estates to their
orated Burmese Fairy Lamp, a Barber bottle collection, large silver plated water pitchers and Marshalltown, IA auction gallery. They advertise
many Art Glass water pitcher sets. If that isn’t your lifetime purchases and investments to the
enough, this mid-week sale will include over world on the Internet, websites, National trade
600 pieces of the highest quality colored cut papers and magazines and direct mailings to milback crystal items from Czechoslovakia, lions of potential buyers. They have been selling
Romania, Germany and other European antiques for 64 years and their knowledge of
countries. Harris Auctions went to St. Paul, antiques adds value and a trust factor that is very
Minnesota where an 80 year old man collect- important when selling your collections. You can
ed this glassware for the past 40 years. He only sell your items once so go with the company that Over 100 Art Deco Lamps plus
displayed it in a house that was just for the has a great reputation, time tested and will get you other great quality antiques sell
glass collection and he lived in another home. what your items are worth in today’s worldwide aucWed. Nov. 19th.
Tom Harris says, “If you’re a collector or tion market. Visit www.TomHarrisAuctions.com
dealer, this is the opportunity of a lifetime!” weekly as the website is always changing with newly added items and call Tom Harris today
Hundreds of Art Deco collectibles,
It
is
truly
beautiful colored glassware from punch at 641-754-4890 to discuss selling your precious investments, appraisals or to discuss your
lamps and other great antiques, sell
bowls,
large
to small, vases, rose bowls, decanter estate planning!
Wed., November 19th.
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The 58th Annual Holiday
Antique Show & Sale
Article & Photos by Patty Murray Olson
Green Bay & De Pere Antiqurian Society
The Green Bay & De Pere Antiquarian Society’s annual Holiday Antique
show and sale takes place on Saturday, November 29th from 9am-6pm and Sunday,
November 30th from 10am-4pm. An opportunity for the public to see and purchase
furniture, jewelry, collectibles, china, glassware and art from dealers from across
the country.
Crystal repair on site by Mary Lou Gates. Raffles, bake sale, and free identification
of an antique or collectible.
The place to find that unique holiday gift for a special someone…or yourself! Rock Garden Banquet & Conference Center. 1951 Bond Street Green Bay,
WI. Fine quality antiques dealers from around Wisconsin and the United States.
Admission is $6.00
To support the Green Bay & De Pere Antiquarian Society’s efforts to preserve historically significant objects from Northeastern Wisconsin. It is the
Society’s main fundraiser. Proceeds from the event fund the Green Bay and De Pere
Antiquarian Society Grant Program. We are proud to report that through this program over $600,000 has been gifted to preserve and restore cultural artifacts pertinent to our community. Among the organizations benefiting from the program are
the Brown County Historical Society – Hazelwood Historic House Museum, Green
Bay Catholic Diocesan Museum, De Pere Historical Society – White Pillars
Museum, Green Bay City Stadium, Heritage Hill State Historical Park, National
Railroad Museum, Neville Public Museum of Brown County, St. Norbert Abbey,
and Woodlawn Cemetery. Those who do not remember the past are doomed to
repeat it.
This year’s show and sale coincides with post-Thanksgiving shopping.
Shoppers who didn’t find that “certain something” at the mall on Friday are invited
to come to the Rock Garden Banquet and Conference Center, 1951 Bond St. Green
Bay, WI to find a truly unique gift for their loved ones.
For more information contact: Patty Murray Olson 920-366-6895 or Sally
Enloe 920-465-0330
Antique Vintage Handkerchiefs
Fun To Collect And Use
By Shelby Weister, Four Seasons Antique Mall
Handkerchiefs have been around for centuries, but in the 1920’s, Kleenex tissues
began to take their place. A hanky became an inexpensive accessory for an outfit
and the perfect “Christmas gift for a friend or relative because you didn’t need to
know the size to purchase. Also they were a special gift easy to enclose in a card
and mail.
Today, many ladies carry or tie them on their purses or put them in the cuff of a
blouse so they are handy when needed. The distinguishing features of handkerchiefs
are patterns and designs. They come in many styles, colors and shapes. Many animals, such as dogs, appear o handkerchiefs, while floral ones are plentiful.
Children’s hankies depict cartoon characters or nursery rhymes. In the 1930’s,
many children went to school with a handkerchief pinned to their clothing.
There are designer handkerchiefs, and some are signed like works of art. Though
they were mass produced, you’ll be able to recognize the style of a particular artist
even if the handkerchief isn’t signed.
History and patriotism is a way of learning of a handkerchief’s age or time span.
the red, white and blue hankies represent the armed forces and instill patriotism in
the wearer. Many military personnel purchased hankies as gifts for loved ones.
“Remember Pearl Harbor” is one of the most poignant of all the hankies. After
World War II, gas rationing stopped and many people took to the road for vacations.
No item was a better souvenir than a handkerchief - inexpensive and small.
Most handkerchiefs are cotton or linen and most have hand-rolled edges. There
are also some that are silk.
To bring your handkerchiefs back to a nice condition, try to remove stains by soaking them in Oxy Clean or use cold water with hand soap. Always rinse thoroughly
and never squeeze or wring it dry. Lay the handkerchief flat on a towel to dry and
then iron it and store with acid free paper between each handkerchief.
Lace, crocheted and tatted handkerchiefs are very nice for special events, such as
confirmation or first communion. For a wedding, a handkerchief can meet the need
for something borrowed, blue, old or new.
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Gun Collector’s Pack Kramer Auction Gallery for
Fantastic Summer Firearms Sale
Article & Photos by Kramer Auction Service
Next, a Smith & Wesson Model
76 9mm sub-gun followed closely
at $9,900. A little known 45ACP
Sub-gun mfg. by Phoenix
Cartridge Co. finished third. This
machinegun looked a little like a
cross between a German MP40 &
US grease gun. This was Serial #1
& functioned flawlessly running
to a final price of $6,325. A Reising Model 50 45 ACP, once popular w/ police agencies in the 1950’ & 60s ran strong at $6,100 followed by a remanufactured 30 cal M2
carbine at $5,500 & finally the STEN MKV rounding out at $5,225. Kramer’s will
have 3 additional full auto transferable sub-machineguns from the same collection
on their Oct. 18th auction later this year. So if you missed your chance at these make
sure to participate at the Fall Auction online at www.proxibid.com/kramer or call
(608) 326-8108 for more details.
Early Percussion Guns, a long ways from spectrum of machine guns, made a strong
showing as well, proving there are gun collectors for every aspect of the hobby. A
Fine Colt Civil War Production Model 1849 Pocket pistol commanded $2,115. A
Midwestern made Swivel Breech by J. Coleman of Freeport, ILL showed strong
local interest at $1,925. Another semi local percussion combo gun by E. Rodgers of
Dubuque Iowa stayed strong at $1,375. A fine example of Colts 1855 Root Revolver
snapped to $1,650 & a Rev. War Styled Flintlock Musket sparked to $1,265. An
Early & Scarce Evans Repeating Rifle loaded up at $1,425 with a good Winchester
1892 Lever action demanding the same.
Phoenix Cartridge
Co. 45ACP Sub Gun,
$6,325,
Other sporting Guns, Military weapons & Winchester hardware store items also
made a strong showing & remained in demand by in-house & online bidders
throughout the day. “See Pictures of items for results.”
Kramer’s Fall Firearms auction scheduled for Sat. Oct. 18th will feature a great collection of early Winchester’s along with early arms from the Menke Est. Collection.
Highlights of this auction will include a rare Winchester 1873 22 cal Takedown rifle
in fine condition, a truly exceptional standard Model 1876 Rifle; Model 1866 &
1873 Saddle Ring Carbines; Rare 22 models from Thumb triggers; Model 61
Smoothbore to scare Winchester scoped 22 models, plus lots of great Winchester
hardware store items, and collectible ammo. Then a fine early collection of Military
Rifles & pistols (Mausers & Lugers) for military enthusiasts, and 3 Transferable
Machineguns. Also an estate collection of NIB Colt & Winchester Commemorative
weapons. This will be a Great 400+ Gun Auction with nice desirable models, calibers & configurations all day long.
Other Prices Realized:
Inland M2 Carbine 30 cal Machine guns, $5,500
Deluxe 1890 Win. 22 WRF rifle, $1,815
Winchester 1892 in 25-20, $1,425
German byf 42 9mm P-38 pistol, $1,100
Lot Action Arms Uzi Parts, $1,100
Winchester M1 Garand Rifle, $1,045
NIB Winchester 70 SS Featherweight in 6.5x55, $990
Keep up with this & Kramer’s Winter Firearms auctions at www.kramersales.com or
call Curt at (608) 326-8108 for more details at any time.
STEN MK V 9mm submachine gun, $5,225.
Sheffield Antique
Switchblade knife, $355.
Tri-Colored 3 3/4” Hixton
sugar quartz arrowhead,
$525.
Puma Stag Handle knife, $300.
Winchester fish Net, $275.
E. Rodgers Dubuque,
IA Dbl. Bbl. Combo Gun,
$1,375.
Evans 44 cal. lever
action Sporting Rifle, $1,425.
Reising Model 50 45acp Sub
Machinegun, $6,100.
Winchester Double gear
push lawn mower, $450.
J. Coleman Freeport IL.
Swivel Breech perc. gun, $1,925.
Colt 1855 perc.
Root Revolver,
$1,650.
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Rev. War Style Flintlock Musket, $1,265.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
63rd Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association
Kane County Flea Market
Antiques Show & Sale
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OC TOB E R 3 & 4
20 14
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October 4th & 5th
4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa
St. Charles, Illinois
• Saturday Noon to 5 P.M.
• Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Adm. $5 each day (Children under 12 free)
Food Served All Day.
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1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
Antiques • Decorative Arts
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THE BREW CITY
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REC ROOM DECOR SHOW
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 - 2014
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI
Admission $5.00 • Kids 6-12 $2.00
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
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OCTOBER 18 ~ 10 - 5
OCTOBER 19 ~ 10 - 4
Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food
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October 12
Open 8 am to 2 pm
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Oshkosh, WI
SAT., OCTOBER 11
9am to 3pm
Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days
FREE PARKING
507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Sun. Oct. 12th
18th Annual
Ringle Harvest Day
Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm
Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm
Antiques Show
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 12th
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TOY SHOW
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2014
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Park Place of Countryside
6240 Joliet Rd., Countyside, IL
Free Parking • Door Prizes • Dealers from Coast to Coast
Admission $6.00 • Preview Adm. 7:30 AM $20.00
Kids 6 to 12 $2.00
Call Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 or
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Midwest Antique
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The Market for Fine Americana
319-389-7779
and
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The Market for Distinctive
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319-360-4301
SUNDAY, OCT. 26 • 10-4
Expo Center
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
St. Charles, Illinois
Kane County Fairgrounds
55 DEALERS from 15 STATES
Free Parking • Admission $8
Luncheon Available
815-838-0606
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SUNDAY ANTIQUES
MARKET
Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles
Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free
Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West
October 19
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
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Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
Fri. October 31 5-9
Sat. November 1 10-5
Sun. November 2 11-4
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1350 Royal Mile Road
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
800-553-9573 (hotel reservations)
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Kane County Flea Market
“Best in the Midwest or Anywhere”
Antiques & Collectibles
KANE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64),
St. Charles, Illinois
November 1st & 2nd
• Saturday Noon to 5 P.M.
• Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Adm. $5 each day (Children under 12 free)
Food Served All Day.
Parking Free • We Never Cancel
(KCF Market Inc.) 630-377-2252
www.kanecountyfleamarket.com
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
Milwaukee’s
Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2014
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI
Admission $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
For additional information or table availability call
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
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Kalamazoo Circus Maximus
Antique Toy &
Collectible Show
FLEA MARKET
SATURDAY, November 29th, 2014
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
November 16
Michigan Fair Grounds
2900 Lake Street • Kalazazoo, Michigan
Admission $6.00 under 12 free
Preview admission Friday, November 23rd 4-8pm $30.00
Sunday 10-4
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10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tinley Park High School
6111 W 175th St. • Tinley Park, Illinois
Admission $6.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00
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Rock Garden Banquet &
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1951 Bond St., Green Bay, WI
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10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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“a Gathering on the Prairie”
Primitive Country
Antique Show & Sale
Otto Center in Arthur, Illinois
1/2 mile south of Arthur
Saturday, November 8
8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
45+ Dealers specializing in early
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furniture, early lighting, textiles,
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Kane County Flea Market
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Antiques & Collectibles
KANE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64),
St. Charles, Illinois
December 6th & 7th
• Saturday Noon to 5 P.M.
• Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M.
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THE ACTION CLASSIFIEDS
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MOVIE POSTERS WANTED: 1-Sheets,
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• Online Auctions •
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• Friday, October 3 •
Tom Harris Auctions: 94th Semi-Annual Gene Harris
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Action Antique News Issue #2009
Showtime Auction Service: 3 Day Lifetime
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See page 11 of Auction Action Antique News Issue
#2010
Dairyland Auction Service, Inc.: Estate Auction, 10
AM, Tomah Fairgrounds Exhibit Bldg., Hwy. 16 W.
of city to Cty. CM, Tomah, WI 608-462-8218
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10 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #2010
• Sunday, October 5 •
George Auction Service & Real Estate Auctions:
Tool Collection, Antiques & Collectibles Auction, 10
AM, 111 S. 2nd St., Delavan, WI 608-882-6123
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Action Antique News Issue #2010
• Tuesday, October 7 •
Major Wisconsin Auctions: Monthly Auction, 9 AM,
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Antique News Issue #2011
• Thursday, October 9 •
Auction Specialists, Inc.: Large Estate Auction, 9
AM, 9480 State Rd. 45 North, Kewaskum, WI 608873-7791 www.auctionspecialistsstoughton.com See
page 10 of Auction Action Antique News Issue
#2011
The Gibson Girls Estate Sale: Estate Sale, Oct. 9-10,
2-7; Oct. 11 & 12, 10-5, 2528 N. 3rd St.,
Sheboygan, WI www.thegibsongirls.com See page 2
of Auction Action Antique News Issue #2011
• Wednesday, October 22 •
Tom Harris Auctions: Victorian & Colored Cutback
Glass Auction, 10 AM Tom Harris Auction Center,
203 S. 18th Ave., Marshalltown, IA 641-754-4890
Tom Harris www.tomharisauctions.com See page 11
of Auction Action Antique News Issue #2009
• Friday, October 10 •
Circle M Auctions: 3rd Annual Fall Classic Show &
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Oct.10, 10 AM, Oct. 11 & 12, 9 AM, Jackson Co.
Fairgrounds, 1212 E. Quarry St., Maquoketa, IA 563652-9780 E-mail: circlem@q.com Steve Morehead
www.circlemauctions.com See page 9 of Auction
Action Antique News Issue #2011
• Saturday, October 11 •
Dairyland Auction Service, Inc.: Estate Auction, 10
AM, Tomah Fairgrounds Exhibit Bldg., Hwy. 16 W.
of city to Cty. CM, Tomah, WI 608-462-8218
www.dairylandauction.com See page 11 of Auction
Action Antique News Issue #2010
Major Wisconsin Auctions: Public Auction,
American Legion, 292 S. Wisconsin St., Whitewater,
WI 920-674-5262 Greg Klug www.wisauction.com
See page 11 of Auction Action Antique News Issue
#2010
• Saturday, October 18 •
The Gibson Girls Estate Sale: Estate Sale, Oct. 18 &
19, 10-5; Oct. 20, 10-1, 2528 N. 3rd St., Sheboygan,
WI www.thegibsongirls.com See page 2 of Auction
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• Friday, November 14 •
Donley Auctions: 2 Day Fall Classic 300 Auction,
Nov. 14 & 15, Wild West Town, 8512 S. Union Rd.,
Union, IL www.DonleyAuctionServices.com See
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Article & Photos by Kae Townsend
(Towsend Promotions Inc.)
Antiquers from far and wide, whether dealer or collector will
head for Cedar Rapids, Iowa for one of the Midwest's favorite antique
shows at Hawkeye Downs. The show is October 10, 11 & 12 and is
located at 4400 6th St SW in Cedar Rapids; it is easy to find and there
is plenty of free parking in the lot outside the front entrance.
Dealers from coast to coast will be exhibiting their wares. You
will find quality antiques, paintings, fine porcelains, jewelry, lamps,
kitchen collectibles, autographs, advertising, banks, toys, hunting, fishing, buttons, playing cards, marbles, comics, coins, souvenir spoons,
sewing items, sterling smalls, Fenton, depression glass, Fostoria,
Cambridge, orientalia, old ivory china, chintz, Royal Doulton, Royal
Bayreuth, Nippon, Pickard, R. S. Prussia, carnival glass,
Czechoslavakian, cut glass, Victorian glass, Moser, Tiffany, Durand,
Steuben, Daum Nancy, Galle, Burmese, Crown Milano, pattern glass,
art pottery, bronzes, Roycroft, hatpins, napkin rings, match safes, holiday collectables, stoneware, primitives, furniture, oriental rugs, oil
paintings, prints, stained glass, sterling silver flatware, mid-century
modern, vintage items and much, much more.
The Cedar Rapids Antique Show and Collectors Fair has something for every collector from beginning to advanced…an education for
every collector as well as a superb extravaganza. You don't want to
miss this show!!
Show hours are Friday 10 am - 6 pm; Saturday 10 am - 6 pm;
and Sunday 11 am - 4 pm. Admission is $6.00 which is good all weekend; mention Auction Auction News to receive $1 off one admission.
For show information, call 507-2691473. Front door free parking and
building is handicap accessible.
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40th Fall Fox Valley Antiques Show
Booth
#18
Donna Finegan Antiques
847-991-3911
Booth #34
630-469-1139
bhl@libertytreeantiques.com
signofthewhaleantiques.com
Scarce mission style child’s chair, fumed oak and brass, circa 1912,
original surface, 24” tall. Iron banded rummer or water cask with
bail handle, original blue and red paint, excellent condition.
Early stuffed Amish
cloth animal toys.
Mid- 19th
century
American iron
signed kettle.
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October 18 & 19 ~ 2014
Prairie Dock Antiques
Booth
36
Sat. 10-5 & Sun. 10-4
Sign Of The Whale Antiques
Annual Holiday Open House
815-645-8140 or Pdock3@gmail.com
3 Gallon salt
glaze churn
with graphic
cobalt flower,
C. Bachelder,
Menasha, WI,
c. 1850.
Small dovetailed document box
with original brass padlock, key
and fob, original painted surface,
initials “S.C.” c. 1820-30.
Great
things
for your
early
holiday
shopping....
November 16, 2014
Sunday, 12-4
Birdhouse in the form
of a rabbit, hinged
posterior for cleaning,
old painted surface over
resin, c. 1945-50.
Intricate hand carved soap mold with
two molds carved into a branch
fragment, great surface, 19th century.
Cothren House Antiques
18th & 19th Century Furniture & Related Accessories Show Exhibitor
Booth #22
815-369-2198
Richard L Peterson & Frank Colson
Charcoal
drawing of
a man, his
horse and
dog, in
original
frame,
19th
Century.
Wonderful
make-do
door to
anywhere,
original
surface,
New England,
early 19th
Century.
558 Crescent Blvd., Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
signofthewhaleantiques.com
630-469-5320
"Pioneer Spirit" Fox Valley
Antiques Show & Sale
Article & Photos by Debbie McArdle
(Chicago Suburban Antiques Dealers Association)
Pioneer spirit is alive and well in St.
Charles, Illinois. Traveling from 15 states in
“modern wagons”, 55 experienced antiques
dealers will sell their wares at the 40th Fall
Fox Valley Antiques Show. Their offerings
will include a wide variety of authentic 18th,
19th and early 20th century antiques and art,
presenting fresh ideas in decorating; something
different with little influence from mainstream
magazines and catalogs.
One modern-day pioneer new to the show
is Gloria Oviatt traveling from Ann Arbor, Michigan who and has been exhibiting at antiques
shows since 1978. Gloria carries early country Americana furniture and related smalls
including some folk art. An early step-back cupboard in mustard grain paint and a New
England meeting bench are just two of the very special pieces she has been saving for the Fox
Valley Antiques Show. Gloria will be in Booth #49, anxious to meet all that come to the event.
Marti and Mike Korba of The Old Shed, Russiaville, Indiana are also new exhibitors
at the show. They specialize in 18th and 19th century original-surface furniture and accessories. A
pair of wooden 17th century Spanish candle sticks in untouched, as-found condition and a circa 1820s
original-red jelly cupboard head their lineup.
“Pioneer Spirit” is the theme chosen for the 40th Annual Event, in conjunction with the ongoing 175th anniversary celebration of the founding of DuPage County, Illinois. The antiques show's
popular atrium display will feature two contrasting antique settings, one formal and one country, both
reflecting lifestyles of earlier times.
Another unique first-time feature of the show will debut on Sunday morning. The first 75
Sunday-paid admissions will receive a free breakfast voucher good 10 a.m. until noon, sponsored by
Inglenook Pantry.
Those arriving after the free 75 breakfasts on Sunday morning can partake of Inglenook Pantry's
excellent lunch offerings. Comfortable seating is available and there is plenty of free parking. Show
hours are Saturday, October 18, 10 - 5, and Sunday, October 19, 10 - 4, at the Kane County Fairgrounds,
525 South Randall Road, St. Charles, Illinois 60174 (enter on Randall Road between Routes 38 and 64).
Produced by the Chicago Suburban Antiques Dealers Association, the show celebrates our heritage by collaborating with its sponsor, the DuPage County Historical Museum. Both not-for-profit organizations,
admission of $8 benefits local historical and educational endeavors. Discount coupons are available on the CSADA
website. For further information visit http://www.csada.com/ ATM on premises.
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Rare Red Wing
collectible bear,
measures 11” x 11”,
$649 firm. Dlr 67
Vintage Vitamix,
mint condition
with directions,
$140. Dlr CS
Easy access
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just So. of 9th
St. Exit on
W. Frontage Rd.
120 of the
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Dealers
Delivery Service
Available
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FLEA MARKET
OCTOBER 12th
In Originals Mall of Antiques parking lot
FREE PARKING & ADMISSION
Hand carved Native
American head, may
be part of totem pole,
10”H. Dlr 43
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210 Ryno Road, Coloma, Michigan, 49038
269-468-3208 • greatlakes-antiques.com
MONDAY-SATURDAY 10-6PM
SUNDAY 12-6PM
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yard is
open for
that
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yard item!
Old
dental
cabinet,
$795 firm.
Dlr CC07
Great Sales Seven
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Over 20,000 Sq. Ft.
Antique sled, $85. Dlr 142
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Open Daily 10AM to 5PM ~ 262-524-0600
Perfection crock, 1930-1940’s,
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Booth & case rentals
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Free coin collection appraisals
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Stop by
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flea
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Book
“The
Wounded
Knee
Massacre
From The
Viewpoint Of The Sioux”
by James McGregor, 1940,
signed by author, scarce,
$95. Dlr 8
Old rust
gold grill,
nice patina,
measures
16” x 20”,
$45. Dlr 43
We Buy Coins & Firearms
Pabst car from around
1960’s, $227 firm. Dlr DH
Fish
weathervane,
$250 firm.
Dlr GWS
Extra rare dovetailed
small chest, collector quality,
$695 firm. Dlr POZ
Pabst boxer from
around 1960’s,
$178 firm. Dlr DH