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July 17, 2013
Vol. 18 No. 50
News Periodical Mailed on July 11
McColl-Frontenac Products Double-Sided Porcelain Sign
with ‘Red Indian’ Logo Makes $11,550 at Matthews Auction
Article & photos courtesy of Matthews Auctions, LLC
Standard Oil of
Indiana “Clean Rest
Room Award,”
large at 51 inches
by 15 inches and
rated 9
($3,850).
The auction was held on the second day of the
annual Check the Oil, Gas & Oil Show in Ohio.
A round McColl-Frontenac Products doublesided porcelain petroliana sign with “Red Indian”
logo, rated near mint at 9.5 out of 10 for condition, sold for $11,550 at a Check the Oil auction
held June 22 by Matthews Auctions, based in
Nokomis, Ill. The auction was conducted on the
second day of the Check the Oil, Gas & Oil Show,
held annually in Dublin.
The top lot of the
auction was this McCollFrontenac Products sign with
“Red Indian” logo ($11,550).
Harbor
Petroleum
Products
double-sided
porcelain die-cut
sign with sea
plane graphics,
rated 7 and 6.5 ($8,250).
Continued on page 6
World Class Antiques in Park Falls, Wisconsin
at Brand New Wilson’s Antiques
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Try to guess which newely opened antiques shop I’m talking
about. It’s located in the heart of Wisconsin’s Northwoods, but
houses among the country’s finest selections of period advertising,
stoneware, toys, and much more. It’s located in a renovated old
brick building that’s served as everything from the town’s Post
Office to a Gambles Department Store. Inside, there
are thousands of treasures spread out on three floors,
from 17th century firearms to a 3,000-pound iron flywheel from a turn-of-the-century sawmill. Give up?
It’s Wilson’s Antiques - Park Falls, Wisconsin’s
newest antiques shop!
Wilson’s Antiques’ owner Mark Wilson
with one of the largest period
advertising pieces in the shop – an
8’ x12’ “Have a Coke” steel sign
featuring the Sprite Boy - $9,800.
Perfectly-restored lollipopstyle penny scale - $2,150.
Junior
Deputy
Practice Range arcade game
in fine condition - $1,800.
19th century J & E Stevens
Indian Shoots Bear mechanical
cast iron bank, looks all
original - $3,400.
Furniture highlights include
this heavily carved American
neoclassical mirrored oak
sideboard, 60” x 90” &
priced at $6,250.
Continued on pages 14 & 15
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IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN
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N1937 Hwy 14, Walworth, WI
262-215-1935
Friday 1-5pm & Saturday 11-5pm
www.vansantiques.com
Sat., Aug, 31 • Sun., Sept. 1 - 9am - 4pm
Lakeland High School in Minocqua, Wisconsin
1 block West of Jct. Hwy. 51 & Hwy 70 W
Admission $5.00 Under 14 Free
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Door County Antique Show
Proceeds Partially Benefitting the Special Olympics
Bake Sale by Special Olympics
Postal Office Counter For Sale
JULY 18-19-20
39th Year
Thur.-Sat.
10-5 PM
Measuring
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Gibraltar High School
3924 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek, WI
(60 miles NE of Green Bay)
Come
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35 Professional Dealers
plus Crystal & China repaired on site
Adm: $5 good for all days • under 16 free
7’H
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Taken from the Wisconsin State Capital, sectioned off
w/pictures on how it came apart. 1/4 Oak w/brass & glass
(eagle embossed) boxes, approx. 100 on each side of the
(3) teller windows. Lots of drawer storage on backside.
715-355-5144
antiqueshowsinwi.com
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Mgr. Ray Hanson
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sterling flatware, pens, postcards, furniture, coins,
Mettlach, Civil War, textiles, tools, advertising,
art, political, ladies accessories, Royal Doulton,
sports, Majolica, jewelry & more!
Sponsored by the Sister Bay Lions Club
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Sponsored by & benefiting the Rotary Club of Eagle River
5 3 r d A n n u a l Eagle River
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Heritage Trail Mall
DOUBLE FEATURE coming to
410 Ridge Rd., Wilmette, Illinois (Close to Expressway)
70 Dealer Antique Emporium
in Historic 7,000 Sq. Ft. Setting
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~ We Have Garden Ornaments ~
Wrightstown
Antique Gallery
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Chippewa Indian birch bark
canoe, 13’9”L, c. 1890-1910,
very fine condition.
Over 30 Years Experience
Easy Intake at our rear
Clark & Water St. entrance
823 Main St.
Downtown Stevens Point, WI
Selling for
$7,500
7142 Shanty Rd., Wrightstown WI
920-532-4308
OPEN: Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. 11am - 5pm
Saturday & Sunday by appointment or chance
wrightstownantiquegallery.com
John Welsch
920-923-3842
Antique Market I Bunnykin Pond Antiques
8532 County S
Pulaski, WI 54162
11 North 3rd Street
St. Charles, Illinois 60174
630-377-1868
Celebrating
31 Years
In Business
Since 1982
Open 7 Days a week
10-5 pm
(3 miles north of Pulaski on
Hwy 32, then east on
County S 3 miles)
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Sat. 10-5 pm
Sun. 11-4 pm
715-544-6024
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Thousands of items uniquely displayed
Courteous & helpful staff
Consignment available
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Summer farmers market
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Flea Market
September
1 & 2 • 8-4pm
Spaces Available
Showcases & Booth Spaces Available
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Manitowoc, Wisconsin
I-43 At Exit #152
920-682-0687
Open 7 Days A Week!
MC - VISA - Discover Accepted!
Saturday & Sunday
10:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
A MILLION DOLLAR
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WISCONSIN POTTERY ASSOCIATION
East State
Antique Mall
EBERT ’ S
ANTIQUES
OPEN UNTIL
LABOR DAY
920-822-5121
Rockford’s high traffic mall
*Open All Year*
ART POTTERY SHOW
National Association
Breweriana Advertising
Hosting Wisconsin
Breweriana Showcase
SATURDAY AUGUST 24, 2013 9AM-4PM
If you’re coming to the Green Bay Convention &
happen to have some wonderful Wisconsin Breweriana
items, WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Friday, August 2nd evening’s opportunity for
NABA members to drool over & view great items of
breweriana from the host state has grown into a treasured
tradition. This year the honor goes to Wisconsin & all the
super breweriana created over the past 100 years.
If you are in attendance, & would like to share
some of your prized possessions, please bring them to the
Convention for display on Friday night. This exhibition
corresponds with the Micro Beer Tasting, another tradition
of NABA that is enormously popular with the membership, & the Friday evening group dinner. Your items will
be widely shared & appreciated.
We will have tables set up in the same room as the tasting & the dinner so
what you bring will be in close proximity to you & all you fellow members.
Bring as little or as much as you want. This is a great chance to show off
some of your rarely seen acquisitions & to tell the stories of how you found them!
Contact George Bailey at 219-325-8811 or by emailing him at
gbaley@comcast.net. He can direct you to Kent Newton who is person handling
all the arrangements.
MADISON, WISCONSIN
50 dealers – Pottery Identification (limit 2)
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Roseville
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Out & About
We hope that everyone had a fun filled 4th of July weekend!
The weather seemed to be on our side. We went to our local
fireworks and then the following night around our house there
is three cities that you can see. So Tia and Mekenzy wanted
to go sit out on the roof so we could get a good view. The girls
replied “doesn’t seem this high when your on the ground”.
We had a good time though, we sat up there for an hour!
When Out and About this weekend,
be sure to check out:
Take The
Challenge
Buy
American!
Zurko Promotions Iola Toy Barn on Thursday, July 11th thru
Sunday, July 14th. Located at Iola Car Show in Iola, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
C&J Promotions Great Antique Shows Northern Wisconsin on
Friday, July 12th & Saturday, July 13th. Located at Boulder Junction
Community Center in Boulder Junction, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
“Diggin” Red Wing Convention Show & Sale on Saturday, July 13th.
Located at Red Wing High School in Red Wing, Minnesota.
See upcoming events for more information.
Cedarburg Maxwell Street Days on Sunday, July 14th.
Located at Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in Cedarburg, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
Sunday at Sandwich Antiques Show on Sunday, July 14th.
Located at Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds in Sandwich, Illinois.
See upcoming events for more information.
Zurko Promotions Berrien Springs Antique & Collectible Market on
Sunday, July 14th. Located at Berrien Springs Youth Fairgrounds in
Berrien Springs, Michigan. See upcoming events for more information.
Mark your calendars for:
AR Promotions Door County Antique Show Thursday, July 18th, Friday, July 19th
& Saturday, July 20th. Located at Gibralter High School in
Fish Creek, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Sunday Antiques Market on Sunday, July 21st.
Located at Interstate Center Main Expo in Bloomington, Illinois
See upcoming events for more information.
Originals Mall of Antiques Flea Market on Sunday, July 28th. Located in the parking
lot of Originals Mall of Antiques. See upcoming events for more information.
24th Annual St. Mary of the Hill Parish Antique & Flea Show on
Sunday, July 21st. Located at Holy Hill grounds in Hubertus, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
Olde Orchard Antique Mall 17th Annual Tailgate Sale on
Tuesday, July 30th. Located at Olde Orchard Antique Mall in
Egg Harbor, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
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Matthews Auctions’ Check The Oil Sale Brings
Fantastic Prices on Petroliana
Article & Photos by Matthews Auctions
Home Heating”)
double-sided porceThe sign – 36 inches in diameter and having great gloss
lain shield-shaped
and color, with a clean field – was marked Vilas Enamel
sign with Pegasus
Products. It was the top achiever of the nearly 500 lots of
logo
garnered
petroliana (gas station collectibles) and automobilia (car mem$3,575.
orabilia) that came up for bid. Headlining the sale was half of
A Mobilgas
an outstanding Mobil collection. Matthews will sell the other
Diesel single-sided
half later this year.
porcelain shield-shaped
“This was a good, strong auction that didn’t see any
sign, 12 inches by 12 inches,
superstar items soar into the tens of thousands of dollars,
dated 1956 and marked “Made
but many lots – in particular signs and oil cans – sold in the
in the USA,” rated 9 and
$2,000-$5,000 range, and that’s very encouraging,” said Dan
in very condition, found a Reliable Premium Regular 13 1/2
inch lenses in the original Capco
Matthews of Matthews Auctions. “The state of the petroliana and autonew owner for $3,300; and a Mobil
globe body, rated 9.5 ($7,700).
mobilia market is very healthy. And we see more and more Mobil Diesel single-sided porcelain shield- Aircraft
single-sided
new collectors.”
shaped sign with iconic Pegasus graphic, shield-shaped sign with Pegasus graphic, also 12 inches by 12
Internet bidding was facilitated by Proxibid.com,
inches, dated 1947 and in great overall condition, graded 9.5,
rated 9 ($3,300).
with over 250 registered online bidders. About 15-20 parbreezed to $2,475.
ticipated by phone, while an equal number of absentee bids
A hard to find Standard Oil of Indiana “Clean Rest Room
were fielded. The auction was held at the Embassy Suites
Award” double-sided porcelain die-cut sign, large at 51 inches by
Hotel in Dublin (as was the Check the Oil Gas & Oil Show),
15 inches and with great gloss and color, rated 9 with just some
just outside Columbus. Matthews Auctions has held an aucsmall chips around the perimeter, knocked down at $3,850; and a
tion at the show for years.
Shell Motor Oil double-sided porcelain sign in a strap base, 24
Following are additional highlights from the auction.
inches by 24 inches, rated 9 on both sides, rose to $4,400.
All prices include a 10 percent buyer’s premium.
A rarely seen Standard Oil of Indiana double-sided porceThe runner-up top lot was a Harbor Petroleum
lain sign with flame logo, 35 inches by 37 inches, with the flame
Products double-sided porcelain die-cut sign with sea plane
attachment at the top and in the original display bracket, rated a
graphics, 39 inches by 35 inches. Rated a modest 7 on one
superlative 9+, commanded $3,850; and the same was realized for
side and 6.5 on the other, the sign fetched $8,250.
a Porsche Stuttgart single-sided porcelain die-cut sign with great
“Condition is everything,” Matthews said. “Regulars to my auccolor and gloss, 18 inches by 13 inches, rated 8.75.
tions will remember the same sign, only rated 8.9 and 8.75, sold for
A Gilmore Lion Head Motor Oil (“Look – The Most Highly Filtered
$40,000 awhile back.”
Motor Oil in America”) single-sided tin sign, rated 7 with some
Rare Mobiloil single-sided porcelain shieldTwo lots realized identical prices of $7,700. One
fading and rust spots but a rare piece to find in any condition,
shaped sign with both Gargoyle and Pegasus
was a Sinclair Aircraft double-sided porcelain sign with
hit $3,575; and a pair of Staroline & White Star Ethyl 15-inch
logos ($3,850).
single-engine airplane graphics, rated 8, 48 inches in diamlenses with logo in a metal globe body, rated 9.5 and 8.5, with
eter, in fine shape except for a hole drilled into the sign’s center. The other was a pair the display side in great condition, rose to $2,750.
of Reliable Premium Regular 13 1/2 inch lenses set in the original Capco globe body,
A Valvoline Pennsylvania Motor Oil double-sided tin sign with logo, rated
rated 9.5, with both lenses in great shape.
9.75, 30 inches in diameter, hit $3,300; a Sphinx Benzin Vacuum Oil Company
The list of Mobil lots was long and impressive. The star of the group was an porcelain flange sign with curb gas pump and globe graphics, rated 9 and 8.9, 16
original Mobiloil “D” single-sided porcelain sign (“Recommended For All Motor inches by 30 inches, made $2,750; and a Pan-Am Motor Oils single-sided porcelain
Cycle Engines”), rated well at 9, sign, 15 inches in diameter, rated 9+, realized $1,760.
with Gargoyle logo. It hammered
Matthews Auctions has two big events planned. The first is the Petroliana &
for $4,125. “There are a lot of fakes Automobilia Auction of Encore Classic, on Saturday, July 27, in Wichita, Kan., at 10
of this sign, but they’re square and a.m. The second is an auction timed to coincide with the 2013 Iowa Gas Show in Des
that’s how you can tell,” Matthews Moines, Ia. (Aug. 1-2). Featured will be petroliana (to include the second half of the
said. “This sign was real and rectan- big Mobil collection), automobilia and more.
gular.”
Dan Matthews has written a book about petroliana, titled The Fine Art of
An extremely rare Mobiloil single- Collecting and Displaying Petroliana. For more information on how to order a copy,
sided porcelain shield-shaped sign – log on to the Matthews Auctions website, at www.matthewsauctions.com. Or, order
scarce because it featured both the a copy by calling 1-877-968-8880.
Pegasus and Gargoyle logos – went
Matthews Auctions, LLC, is always accepting quality consignments for
to a determined bidder for $3,850. future auctions. To consign a single item or a collection, you may call them at (217)
The sign was rated a near-mint 9.75 563-8880; or, you can send them an e-mail at danm@matthewsauctions.com. For
Original Mobiloil “D” single-sided
rectangular porcelain sign, with Gargoyle and was in super condition. Also, a more information about Matthews Auctions and the upcoming calendar of events,
logo, rated 9 ($4,125).
Mobilheat (“Correct Fuel Oil For please log on to www.matthewsauctions.com.
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Rich Penn Auctions wins NAA Best in Show
The National Auctioneers Association has just
announced winners in the 2013 auction marketing
competition. Rich Penn, Rich Penn Auctions,
Waterloo, Iowa was awarded one of only two “Best in
Show” Awards. The award given Penn was for Best in
Show- Photography. Penn also won five other awards,
including first place awards in Brochures & Catalogs,
Newspaper/Magazine Print Advertisements and
Creative Photography.
The annual competition is presented in partnership
with USA TODAY. This year’s competition received
more than 800 entries. A panel of marketing and
advertising professionals with backgrounds in branding,
promotion,
Best in Show:
public relations and
Photography. “My bikes
graphic
design
never looked like that!”
judged the entries.
Criteria included creativity, effectiveness, clarity
and visual appeal.
Winners will be formally recognized during the
NAA/USA TODAY Marketing Competition
Awards Reception in Indianapolis at the 64th
International Auctioneers Conference and Show
in July. Winners receive an award and their
entries are displayed at the conference.
“What a tremendous honor this is,” said Rich
Penn. “We work very hard for our clients and
First Place Brochures &
when our peers recognize our marketing pro- Catalogs: “Mikkelson Falls
grams, it just adds to the excitement of a success- Flyers” Catalog, Automobiles
ful auction.” Penn’s 12 year old Waterloo, IA
& Trucks.
company conducts only specialty auctions of
antiques. The company has had successful auctions across the country. According
to Penn, “The business couldn’t be more fun. We get to work with wonderful people selling wonderful things. And
2013 looks like it could be one of
our most fun years yet!” Penn’s
next auction will be November 1,
2 & 3 in Des Moines, IA.
For more information: contact
Rich Penn Auctions at 319-2916688
between 9 AM & 5 PM CST, MRich Penn Auction crew at Mikkelson
Auction, May, 2012, Penn kneeling F. Rich@RichPennAuctions.com
www.RichPennAuctions.com
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21st Annual Phoenix & Consolidated Glass
Collectors’ Club Convention to be Held in July
The Phoenix & Consolidated Glass Collectors’ Club would like to announce their
21ST Annual Convention to be held July 24 through July 27, 2013 at the Embassy
Suites Hotel in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, 550 Cherrington Parkway.
Convention activities will include seminars on the Phoenix Glass Company Reuben
line and Silver Overlay on glass, as well as a visit to Greendance Winery &
SandHill Berry Farm in Mt. Pleasant, PA. There is also a member’s consignment
auction on Saturday, July 27th.
Phoenix glass was produced in Monaca, Pennsylvania and Consolidated glass was
produced in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, which has been the site of the Annual
Conventionsince 1983.
This convention features colorful glassware displays and pieces of this desirable
glass are offered for sale from private collections. Club members come to convention from all over the United States and the club welcomes new members. If you are
a Phoenix or Consolidated glass collector, or are interested in learning about this
glass, please join us during one of the public sessions of the convention.
The public is invited to view the glass from 7 PM to 9 PM on Thursday, July 25 and
Friday, July 26. For further information, call Sarah Smith at (612) 751-9048 (or
send e-mails to glassgrrrl@msn.com) , or contact Helen Manna at (412) 264-8038.
For more information about the Phoenix& Consolidated Glass Collectors Club,
please visit our website at http://www.pcgcc.org/.
Submitted by: Sarah Smith, Club Board Member (612) 751-9048.
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“A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique News
It’s always fun to see what items have sold for.
All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in
Auction Action Antique News over the last 18 years.
The 1967 Honda 305 Scrambler with 7,088
miles was fully restored and brought a bid of
$4,100 at a Matt Maring auction.
This Frederick Douglass
ambrotype portrait sold for
$24,000 at Jackson's
International.
The Pee-Wee Herman Bicycle from the
movie Pee-Wee’s “Big Adventure brought
$7,000 at a Matt Maring auction.
The 1966 Chevelle Malibu
Convertible was a true Survivor
Show Car with 37,600 actual
miles and was in excellent condition. It sold for $21,500 at a
Matt Maring auction.
Although not rare, this
Josephine Baker art deco illustrated postcard sold for $390 at
Jackson’s International.
Extraordinary "One of One Thousand" Winchester
First Model 1876 Lever Action Rifle with Winchester Factory and
Museum Letters sold for $402,500 at a Rock Island Auction Co. event.
Delighted collectors were able to snap
up rare pieces like this Compote with
Jackrabbit and Crescent Moon Design,
for $2,100 at a Dirk Soulis auction.
This Avenger 14’ Enclosed Trailer sold for
$3,200 and the John Deere STX Hydrostacic
Mower sold for $1,200 at a Superior Auction.
Advertising
Pieces at a
Dirk Soulis auction included this Santa
Fe Diesel Locomotive “Indian Head” Logo
Sign with streamlined b onnet that measures
26x84”, the sign sold for $4,100.
A Railroad Handcart embossed
AT&SF, the cart measures 63 inches
wide by 81 inches long, the Handcart
sold for $5,750 at a Dirk Soulis auction.
Exceptional Borchardt Model 1893 SemiAutomatic Pistol with Case and
Accessories, Photographed in "Luger The
Multi National Pistol" sold for $54,625 at
a Rock Island Auction Co. event.
This Jumbo Elgin Windmill Co.
Mogul Rooster windmill weight,
brought a surprising
$3,150 at a Wilkinson
auction.
Among the best of the Stanley
planes at a Wilkinson auction:
this tiny Stanley Model #1,
fetching a $575 winning
bid.
Early Stanley #41 plow & fillitster plane (circa 18721897) sold for $375
at a Wilkinson
auction.
This Fabulous and Rare Sante
Fe Logo
Sculpture
measured 7’x5’
and graced the
front of the
Topeka, Kansas
Sante Fe
Headquarters
before the BN buyout. The sculpture
sold for $7,500 at a
Dirk Soulis
auction.
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stunning sign with dramatic trademark image of
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bright bold colors.
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of your Breweriana Collector; or contact
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for forms.
contact:
George Baley,
or call
219-325-8811.
Registrations
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after July 22 will cost
an additional
$10/person.
Registrations sent after July
22 will cost an additional $10/person.
Miller Brewing Company “Carmen” Paper
Litho. Super image of Victorian Woman
with Early Miller 1890s Blob Top Bottles.
Condition is excellent on this rarely seen
piece.
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AUCTION
ROBERT KELTESCH ESTATE
WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2013 - 2:30 P.M. Start
LOCATION: W1499 COUNTY TRUNK HH, NEW HOLSTEIN, WI
(4 1/2 miles west of Kiel on HH)
Bedroom set, green Depression glass, hall tree, kraut cutter, copper boiler, kitchen table and chairs, oil lamps,
lamps, oak chest of drawers, glassware, kitchen goods, beaded and wire purses, Kewpie doll, cane seated
chairs, Norman Rockwell dolls, square oak table, cookbooks, child's wood chairs, old spinning wheel, old pull
down kerosene lamp, chest freezer, garden tools, ice tong, large metal wagon wheels, Lincoln welder, game
traps, drying wires for pecs, metal saw horses, hand tools, Agrifab lawn sweeper, log roller, electric motors,
Christmas décor, old accordion, 12 gauge Marlin pump shotgun, single shot 12 gauge Stevens .22 caliber bolt
action rifle, Remington .22 caliber bolt action rifle, Hopkins and Allen 12 gauge single shot, model 1885 single shot 12 gauge, no markings, Daisy model 1938 BB gun, Nikon scope, old boxes of various shells, gambrel, hatchet, hunting knives, cast dutch oven, misc. fishing tackle, game calls, Herters duck decoy weights,
and much, much, more found in home and shed. Neighbor consignments welcome. Call Bill Cain at (920) 980-2588.
Auctioneer Note: Long driveway. Seller will have shuttle to Auction at home.
Terms: Cash or Check. Owner: Robert Keltesch (Estate)
“The Bill Cain Team of Professionals”
• Realtors • Auctioneers • Appraisers - RE/MAX Realty Plus
“Wisconsin’s Lake, Land and Country Specailists”
Bill Cain Auction Service • Real Estate • Antiques • Liquidation
P.O. Box 220/433 E. Mill St., Plymouth, WI 53073 920-893-8842
JOHN WESELJAK ESTATE AUCTION
6823 E. WIND LAKE RD., WIND LAKE, WI 53185
SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
Directions: Hwy. 36 to Malchine Rd., then East 2 1/2 miles to E. Windlake Rd., then North 1 1/4
miles. Watch for signs. AUCTIONZIP I.D.#9051
Auctioneer's Note: This is the second auction for Mr. Weseljak's estate and it is filled with a huge
selection of collectibles, many of which are from Germany, including ceramic figurines, fine glassware, beautiful framed pictures & more. Plus we have tractors, Scag Zero Turn mowers, a Club Car
w/dumper box, furniture, taxidermy mounts, vintage radios & all the household furnishings. Visit the
websites for the expanded list and many pictures. Auction day phones: (262) 492-5125 or (262) 716-8421.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Bob Hagemann No. 509.
Terms: Cash, credit cards, or good check with proper I.D. 4% Buyer's fee. 4% Discount on payments
made by cash or good check. All sales are final. All purchases must be settled for on day of sale. There
are no guarantees expressed or implied. Not responsible in case of accident or for items after sold.
All announcements made the day of sale take precedence over any printed matter. List subject to
change without notice. Food service available on site. BE SURE TO CHECK OUT ALL THE PICTURES ON THE WEBSITES: www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com or auctionzip I.D. #9051
Auction & Realty
Hagemann S• ervice, LLC
Bob
28421 Rowntree Rd. Burlington, WI 53105
262-534-2134 • 262-492-5125 • hagemannauctions@tds.net
www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com
billcain@remax.net Bill Cain WI Licensed Auctioneer #504
Antique • Household • Estate • Consignment • Farm • Real Estate
“Your So-Called “Junk” Is Worth Money!”
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CO.
Mr. Wangen has collected for many years, and due to health issues he will
sell all of his items listed. AUCTION LOCATION: 38490 Co. Rd. 14 Blvd.,
Dennison, MN (south of Cannon Falls, MN on Hwy. 52 to Co. 14 Blvd., then
south on Co. 14 Blvd.; or east of Dennison on Co. Rd. 9 to Co. 14 Blvd., then
south on 14. Watch for signs.
Mon., July 22, 2013
4 P.M.
VERY GOOD AUCTION - MANY RARE AND HARD TO FIND ITEMS
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Bronco
Sports 4x4,
rare sport
package,
289V8,
73,000 miles, southern auto, no rust,
excellent original condition; 1942 Ford
Super Deluxe 4-dr., suicide doors, flat head
V8, all original, good car; 1977 Honda
Express Moped; 1978 Honda 750K, 28,000
miles, runs good; Trop-Artic NASCAR
pedal car; Oscar Meyer Wiener pedal car;
Yamaha Tri-Motor 175 3-wheeler; (2)
Schwinn Sting Ray Orange Co. chopper
bikes; Shell
Oil
can
display; Al
Unser racing
suit, signed;
Gas and oil
tin signs;
Shell
Oil
bottles and case; Shell hats; 4'x12' single
axle bumper hitch trailer; 5'x8' single axle
trailer; 3-pt. 6' rear blade; Livestock wire
panels; Steel fence posts; Transmission
jack; Hyd. bottle jacks; Walker 5-ton floor jack; Menards 4½ metal band
saw; 1-bottom walking plow; (2) Husqvarna 55 chain saw.
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Wooden wheel railroad baggage cart; Red Wing
1 gal. wines and liquor jug; Luther College
advertising stoneware jug; Stoneware mixing
bowls; Several Wastedo, MN advertising
items; Wanamingo bulldog plate, 1900s;
1934 World's Fair
soapstone bookends;
Oak kitchen clock;
Green depression
glass; Norwegian
items;
German
concertina; North
Star Creamery Watt
pitcher; Red Wing
and
Wanamingo
custard glass; Hader
thermometer; Tin doll house; Marbles; 1960s
Pepsi cooler; DeLaval cream separator tin
sign; Mankato bottles; Red Wing bottles; Wm.
Rogers 8-place silverware; Wastedo, MN
wooden box; Round oak parlor stove; Round
oak kitchen
table; Dress
form; Ice
saws; German tin windup
toy; Red Wing 5 gal. dometop jug; 30 gal. Red Wing
crock; Cast-iron still bank;
Vintage smoke pipe; 1960s
Tonka camper pickup
w/boat; Ornate covered
can jar; Large amount
of Bakelite dresser sets;
Marlboro cig. transistor
radio; Parlor tables; Pocket
watch; Hat pins; 1930s 16mm reel movies
w/original boxes; Painted ostrich eggs; Plus
much, much more; Winchester Model 52, 22
cal. "target special"; Western Field Model 33,
22 cal. pump rifle; 50th anniversary Red
Ryder BB gun w/box; Savage Model 6A,
22 auto rifle; Marlin Model 100G, 22 cal.;
Remington 20 ga. pump; Marlin Model 60,
22 cal. rifle w/scope; Deer tree stands; Plus
much more.
Interesting
Facts
Chewing gum while peeling
onions will keep you
from crying!
Interesting
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A tiny amount of liquor on a
scorpion will make it instantly
go mad & sting itself to death.
TERMS: Cash, check and major credit
cards. 10% buyer's fee. All sales final. All
items sell as-is.
Live and On-line Bidding at
www.proxibid.com/maring auction
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Cory Wangen, owner/seller
We Sell the Earth & Everything On It.
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LARGE GUN AUCTION
Over 800 Firearms-Antique to New In Box
COLTS--WINCHESTERS--BROWNINGS--S&W--AR’s--CIVIL WAR
2601 LAKELAND BLVD., MATTOON, IL
From Interstate 57 - Take Exit 184 North 2 Miles.
SUNDAY, JULY 21, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
(Partial Listing)
Colt 1st Year Production Dragoon; Colt Boa; 3 Colt Vipers; 6 Pythons; 3 Diamond Backs; Cobras;
1st, 2nd, 3rd Gen. Colt SAA’s; Colt 7 1/2” SAA, fully engraved, nickel; Colt 12” Buntline 2nd
Gen. .45LC; 1878 Frontier; Commercial & U.S. 1911’s & A1’s; Woodsman MT’s; 1855 Side
Hammer; Colt Army & Navy revolvers; Win. 21 skeet 16 ga., high grade, 2 brl. set; Win. 21 High
Grade, 2 brl. set w/Kolar sub gauge tubes; Win. 42 factory, 2 brl. set; Perazzi MX3; Drilling &
Cape guns; Win. 101’s inc./3 brl. Pigeon grade; Parker Trojan 20 ga.; Win. 12’s; Win. 97’s;
Browning Superposed, A5’s, Gold Hunter; Cooper .22-250; Win. Pre 64 Model 70’s inc/.257
Roberts & .250-3000; Rem. 40X; Browning Hi Power; Browning BAR’s; Sako’s; Rem. 700’s;
Ruger 77’s; Win. 86, .33 WCF, take down; Win. 73 Special Order, 28” oct., .44 WCF; Win. 92’s,
94’s, 54, 95; Savage 99’s; Win. 1885 H. Wall, .219 WASP; AR’s; M1 Garands; 1873 Trap doors;
Krags; 03-A3’s; Jap. rifles; Mausers; Civil War carbines; 1861 Whitneyville Navy rifle w/2 bayonets; 1816 Harper’s Ferry flintlock musket; 20 American Pre 98 1/2 & full stock muskets & target
rifles; Win. 1903 Deluxe; Win. 75 Deluxe; Kimber 82 Sporter & target; Browning Auto 22 & Tbolts; Win. 1890 Gallery .22 short, roll die engraved; Marlin 39’s; Weatherby .22 rifles; 60 nice
S&W revolvers from Civil War to Modern; S&W 17’s, 19’s, 25’s, 27’s, 29’s; S&W 41 Target;
S&W Performance Center guns; Krieghoff, DWM, Erfurt Lugers; Polish Radom’s w/Nazi proofs;
Jap. Type 14 w/orig. holster & capture papers & photo; Nice collection of Ruger revolvers inc./Flat
tops; 10 Glocks; Kerr “Possible Confederate” revolver; 2 H. Aston pistols; Savage Navy; Rem.
Rolling block; Nice offering of percussion hand guns inc./Rem., Allen & Wheelock, James Warner,
Sharps, Whitney, Star, Allen & Thurber; 10 Civil War Era swords; Early BB guns; Bayonets; Nazi
S/A dagger; 150 Quality knives inc./50G, Boker, Benchmade, Kershaw; Pre 1920’s Indian rugs;
Ammo; Reloading; Gun parts & supplies.
See Complete Sale Bill & Photos at www.bauerauction.com
Ron Baker, FFL - 217-273-5056
Bauer Auction Service • Lic. #440000242 • 217-459-2806
ADVERTISING, SODA, BEER SIGNS, SODA VENDO
MACHINES, ANTIQUE FURNITURE AUCTION
INSIDE THE BARABOO ELKS LODGE,
623 BROADWAY, BARABOO, WI 53913 Watch for Signs.
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
Note: Very Partial List! Pictures found at www.girlwithagavel.com Most items coming from an estate
circa late 1800’s/early 1900’s. A lot of boxes we will not be able to access until 4 days before the auction.
Signs: Skelly Gas Double Sided Porcelain Sign; Yankee Girl Tobacco; Scot Towel Thermostat; Coca-Cola
Menu Boards; Coca-Cola Signs & Barrel; Merit; Rawleigh Dealer; Surge; American Dairy
Assoc.; Pepsi; Ace 84 Olympic; Vanguard; R.J. Gold; 1969 7-up Butterfly & Bottle by Pat
Dypold; Chesterfield; Pioneer; S&H Green Stamps; Sandhills Cattle;
Moralube; Railroad Crossing; Johnson & Johnson Double Sided; USS
Crop Protection; CSI; Hegerfeld Farm Supply; Heilman’s Old Style
Light up; Pepsi; Pabst; Blatz; Drewry's; Coors Neons; Watney's Beer;
Andecker; Coca-Cola Mountain Man; Indian Ceremonial & many more.
Special Items: 1951 Pepsi Vendo 27B 10 cent machine (reserve);
Royal Crown Cola EC81 Bottle Vend. Machine; Royal Crown Cola
Chest Cooler; These are some great vintage items that you need to see. Collectible:
Gotham All Star Football; Milk Stool; Oil Cans; Chicken Feeder; 1908 UW Certificate &
Photo; Eulberg Portage Crate; Eulberg Crown Select Bottles & Portage Co-op Creamery
Bottle; Dr. Pepper Bottles; 7-up Bottles & Crates; Pepsi & Coke Crates; Advertising
Yardsticks; 48 Star Flags; Vintage X-mas Decorations; Valentines; Alex Yaworski Art; LaVern Kammerade
Art; Heywood Hard Art; Lots of Vintage Sheet Music; Bishop Carriage Blanket;
Conductor Hats; Fur Mittens & Coat; Riding Gloves; O-SO Beverage Bottles; Lots
of Linens; 1900’s Wisc. Map & US Map; Fairbanks Weight Scale; 1934 Wisc.
Football Program; 1930 Little Orphan Annie Book; Vintage Clothing; 1 Cent Women’s
Magazines; 1969 Outdoor Life & Frontier Times; Cast Broom
Holder & Hanger; Handmade Quilts; 1935 Shirley Temple
Notebook; Paris Perfume Bottles; Mazda Lights; Traps; Bubble Lamp X-mas Tree;
Aprons; Sewing Patterns; Coffee & Tobacco Tins; 1891 Masonic Pictorial Bible;
1851 Carmina Church Music; Gum Drop X-mas Tree; Beer Glasses & more.
Furniture: Horse Hair Victorian Couch & Chair; Marble Base & Brass Lamp;
Humpback Trunk; Corbin Steamer Trunk; Eastlake Style Bed; Tigerwood Basin;
Parlor Table; Cane Chairs; Vintage Chairs; Mirror; Child’s Wood Potty Chair; Highboy; Wood Iron Boards;
Telephone Table; Sewing Table; Red Man Picnic Basket; 12gal. Western Stoneware Crock w/Bale Handles & more.
Terms: Cash or good check with positive ID required. $35 fee on all returned checks.
Announcements made the day of the auction have precedence over advertisements. NO BUYERS FEE.
Wisconsin Licensed Registered Auctioneer: Kelly Hess #2671-052
992 Cty. Rd. K, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 - 608-432-1155 or 608-254-1143
Does Your Auctioneer
Advertise Here?
PUBLIC AUCTION
3 ESTATES AT BAHRKE’S HOME FARM
LOCATED: 7592 COUNTY RD. V, GILLETT, WI 54124
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
2 TRACTORS - MACHINERY - ANTIQUES - ATV - BOATS - TOOLS - COIN COLLECTION SPORTING GOODS. View pictures & full ad at bahrkeauctions.com
Terms: Cash or good check. Kathy Bahrke, Clerk. AUCTION CONDUCTED BY:
COL. JEFFREY T. BAHRKE, Phone: 920-373-2928
LOCATED: 25833 Co. Hwy. MM, CADOTT, WI - approx. 1/4 mile south of
Cadott, WI on Hwy. 27 to Co. Hwy. MM, then right 1/4 mile to sale.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 19 & 20, 2013
SALE TIME BOTH DAYS: 10 A.M., Ann’s Lunch Wagon & Restrooms
This is the 4th and 5th auctions to settle the estate of Lawrence Mickelson. Lawrence was
an avid collector. Plan to join us for two days of interesting auctions!
SELLING FRIDAY, JULY 19 ----- ANTIQUES & ITEMS FROM YESTERYEAR ---Elgin & National Coffee Mills; 2 Standard centrifugal milk testers; wooden barrel butter churn;
brass steam whistles incl. Lunkenheimer, Buckeye, Crane and others; Wardway wall mnt. coffee
grinder; Oak wall phone w/switch board; Julius Andrae & Sons telephone; 1850's wooden washing machine; Rocket wooden washing machine; John Walter City Brewing wooden crate; Rice
Lake Brg. Co. wooden barrel; Leinenkugel crate; Davis W. Ansen & Co. white gas pump, (the first
hand gas pump used in Cadott); Plug tobacco cutter; wooden crank ice cream makers; double oxen
yoke; Mann's Green Bone Cutter For Poultry Food; Dr. Barton broad axe; various size egg crates;
Singer leather treadle sewing machine; Alfred Andersen cross shaped cast iron crepe maker; 1901
Rope maker; Charles Barker wall coffee grinder; Chr. Hansens Laboratory Rennet Extract Crock
jug; Crocks w/Cadott adv.; Crock mixing bowls & cookie jars; small butter crocks; 2) RW 5 gal.
crock jugs; RW 4 gal. crock jug; RW 10, 20, & 30 gal. birch leaf crocks; dome top crock jugs; fire
wood box; cast enamel spittoons; footed cast iron pot; Barlor No. 50 Kerosene heater; lrg. school
maps; Daisy Foundation Fastener; many old books; Calf/Horse muzzle; American Radiant gas
space heater; Nocolene Motor Oil cans; Tall wooden organ stool; National Cash Register; Queen
Bee box; Ice saws; cross cut and one man saws; hand drag saws; Record wooden skis; Tobacco
& hay knives; grain cradle; Pearson nailer; shoe cobbler tools; Hewing axes; meat cleavers;
Godfrey draw shave; Butcher's scale; Dietz Kerosene lanterns; Bee smoker; hand corn & potato
planters; cylinder fuel can; Ice chopper; spoke shavers; White enamel coffeepot; hand made axe;
Elto Light Twin Ole Evinrude boat motor sr#A8123; washtub stand w/hand wringer; primitive
hand wringer; gas engine molds; logging pole; hand knife sharpener; 5 gal. fuel pour can; leather
vise; cast iron stove; swede saws; snowshoes; wooden beer spickets; Dentist’s sinks; Lrg. kraut
cutter; cannon ball; Western Home 1861 cast iron cook stove; Brass spicket & faucet; brass fire
ext.; Western 2 gal. crock; Wards Airline Super Heterodyne; lrg. model sailboat; many old wrenches; beam drill press; gambels; galv. bathtub liner; lrg. ice tongs; McCormick Deering & Wardway
elect. mtrs.; lightning rods & bulb; beam scales; nail keg; Texaco oil cans; Oliver plow share;
Oliver typewriter; iron curtain holders; RR adv. sign; well pulley; flat top trunk; Red Jacket hand
well pump; arrowheads; ox shoes; 1950's Popular Mechanic magazines; leaded window; Vertical
blow torch; wooden clothes line; Unique No. 1 Tire Saver jack; Sunkist Soda clock; Cast Iron
hardware scale; Wooden carpenters chest; canister dispenser; wooden planes; Brown electric
Pyrometer; tin locking mail boxes; Backus Machine tools bandsaw; Iowa Farm trailer 1944 lic.
plate; Honey signs; Pure Honey boxes; brass rings; small wooden sleigh; Grizzly Bear target game;
electric meters; Delta light; wooden pulley; gas burning bike light; Vaughan axe; Gas Auto Lite
miner’s lamp; GE speed control box; Mobil Oil can; Maytag grease can; Johns-Manville lighted
clock; lic. plates from 50's to 70's; Pyroil can; Erector set; pictorial history of WWI; Ford seat
cushion; 2 burner LP stove; Dad's Rootbeer crate; padlocks; sadirons; metal wood planes; light fixtures; single brass bed; red globe lanterns; wooden levels; leather Dr.'s case; many other vintage items.
SELLING SATURDAY, JULY 20 ---- VINTAGE CAR/TRUCK PARTS & TOOLS --- Many
vintage unused parts; starters & generators; Engine parts; exhaust pipes; brass Model T fuel shut
off valves; 1910 alum. hood; Model T fender brackets; top bow holder; tail lights; head light & tail
light parts; gas lights; windshield support; tool boxes; Model T and other steering wheels;
Headlight w/bar; gas side light & tail lights; head light rings; horns; spindles; carbs; manifolds;
coil boxes; timers; many speedometers; water pump; double sided blue tail light; Dodge 1920
dash; Ford wrenches; other vintage wrenches; quick jack; tire pump; Mod. T jacks; Model T
exhaust whistle; Model T tires; 6 cyl. heads & crank; brass headlight; Model T chrome horn;
Shining Light Carriage oil; new bearings; '49 Chev. hood ornament; Int. F-20 block & head, New
in crate; '49 Chev. Am radio w/speaker; gas car heater; Model A dash. TOOLS --- Walker Turner
drill press 1/2 hp. w/long reach & accessories; South Bend 13" metal lathe w/taper attach, 3 & 4
jaw; Craftsman 4 dog chuck metal lathe; power hacksaw; CM 6" 1/2 hp. grinder; Bline grinder on
stand; Wards table saw; Backus 6" jointer; hand saw vise w/sharpener; saw arbor w/stand; IH Cub
Power plant; Coal stove; Acme spark plug tester; Blue Point tap & die set; Cub eng. radiator; Air
grease gun; wet stone grinder; Glenview bench vise; shaper stand; V-blocks; offset pipe wrenches; hand drills; Craftsman hatchet; end mills; drill bits; files & chisels; cement tools; wooden
clamps; bolt bin; double sided hand saw; brass fittings; endless belts; and much more.
Terms: Cash, Check, Visa, & MC accepted. 10% buyers fee on all purchases.
Lawrence Mickelson Estate, Beatrice Mickelson, owner. 25833 Co. Rd. MM, Cadott, Wis.
Auction Conducted by: ANDREWS AUCTION SERVICE
6610 Hwy. 53 S. Eau Claire, WI 54701 • 715-835-0820 • 715-577-0420
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer - Jerry Andrews #272
Website: www.jerryandrewsauction.com E-mail: andrewsauction@cvol.net
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LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE
105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983
Ruth Olson Estate Auction Reminder
Northwoods Real Estate & Personal Property
SUNDAY - JULY 21, 2013
14259 Spring Creek Rd., - Mountain, WI
(1/4 mile E of Hwy 32/64 in Mountain)
9 A.M. INSPECTION - 10 A.M. - COINS ONLY
Approx. 11:30 A.M. we will be selling Antiques, collectibles & household items.
WEDNESDAYS - JULY 17, 24, 31, 2013
INSPECTION 4:00 P.M. - AUCTION 5:00 P.M.
We will be selling Smaller Area Estates.
www.liebeauctionservice.com
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.
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871
Phone 920-867-3352 Email: liebeauctions@centurylink.net
15TH ANNUAL “OLD WORLD” FARM AUCTION
STADE AUCTION CENTER
N3660 STATE RD. 89, JEFFERSON, WI
Saturday, July 13th, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. CST
Directions: take Hwy 32/64 into Mountain, WI, turn East on Sparky’s Lane, go three blocks
to auction site. Watch for Auction Today signs. Good Food and restroom on site.
~ 1,900sf Cape Cod Home on 2 Serene Acres ~ Bordered by Town Creek – Wildlife Galore!
’07 Chevy Impala (50k mi), ’03 Mercury Marquis, ’99 Buick Century, Fine & Costume
Jewelry, Stoneware, Antiques, Brewerania, Furniture, Longaberger Baskets, Toys,
Alcohol, Flatscreen TV, Northland Skis & MORE!
Also includes: Stihl Chainsaw, china, glassware, kitchen items, household,
stunning Gold & Diamond rings, Longaberger pottery, Coors advertising
cutouts (Elvira, John Wayne & others), Beer blowup items, antique toys &
games, Just the Right Shoe collectibles w/certs, crocks, crystal lustres, lrg dining table & chairs, Gromme prints, Harmony house bedroom set, Blatz & Hamms beer signs,
WWI French posters, political posters & lots more! Bring your trailers! Great onsite auction!
Terms: Cash OR Good Check preferred, CC accepted. Everything sold as-is, no warranties.
Announcements on sale day take precedence over printed material. Call for full Real Estate
terms. No contingencies on real estate. Deposit required to bid. Sale subject to seller’s
acceptance. No Buyer’s Fee! Absentee bids accepted and executed fairly.
Located: 3 1/2 miles north of Fort Atkinson on State Rd. 89, or 2 miles west of Jefferson & 8
miles east of Cambridge on Hwy. 18 to State Rd. 89, then south 2 miles.
SUNDAY, JULY 21, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
NOTE: We will sell in 2 auction rings, possibly 3, so come prepared. There will be much, much
more than listed as it comes in right until sale time, see our website for a more complete list & pictures- www.stadeauction.com. A LOT OF OLD & INTERESTING ITEMS - COME HAVE
FUN AND SPEND THE DAY WITH US!
TRACTORS, FARM MACHINERY, & FARM COLLECTIBLES INCLUDING: BUGGIES,
CUTTERS & SLEIGHS; LAWN & GARDEN; 1935 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 4 DR. SEDAN;
ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, & HOUSEHOLD. TERMS: Cash or check. NO BUYER’S
FEE. SALES TAX APPLIES WHERE APPLICABLE.
WISCONSIN REGISTERED
BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306
AUCTIONEERS: Bill Stade #535, 608-585-2431 & Mike Stade #607, 920-699-4580.
Auctioneer Roger Anderson #1962
The Bill
Visit our site for detailed listing and photos!
WWW.BANISTERAUCTIONSERVICES.COM
STADE AUCTION CO.
N1797 Co. Rd. K, Sharon, WI 53585-9723 • 262-736-4141
Jean Sandberg Estate Auction
515 Van Cleve St., Marinette, WI
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION EVENTS
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www.baileyshonor.com
Glitz and Glamour II
Vintage and Costume Jewelry Auction
Bid now until July 30th.
Weiss, Trifari, Eisenberg, Coro, Kramer, Mattice, Bogoff, sterling, glass
beads, figural pins, gorgeous colored and clear rhinestones, Christmas
pins, Modernistic, and more, beautiful items to wear and collect!
Estate Auction, Bid now until July 23rd
Wellington Hall fine furniture, Mid Century Modern furniture and lighting, Henri Plisson serigraphs, Fine China sets
Coralbel, Haviland, Noritake, sterling, and many pintrest items!
Living Estate Auction, Hartford, Wi - July 28th, more details to come but mark your calendar for this one.
Slot machines, soda and beer signs, Super oak time clock, nice household and yard tools, and antiques.
Terms: Online: 18% buyer fee, 3% discount for cash at pick up, buyer pays for shipping if needed, pick up preferred method.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details!
(Corner Of Hall & Van Cleve)
Directions: from the West, take Hwy 64 to Marinette (Hall Ave in the city)
to Van Cleve; from Hwy 41 in Marinette, turn west on Hwy 64 (Hall Ave)
to Van Cleve, follow Auction Today signs. Good Food and restroom on site.
Saturday, July 20th, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. CST
A lifelong Marinette resident, Jean’s estate is full of pretty, sparkle & shine!
Fine glassware & crystal, crystal chandelier and lamps, lighted curio,
quality furniture, appliances, MW Team and many other collectible beer
steins, flat screen TV, patio furniture, snowblower, early 1900’s 4x10
real photos of NE Wisconsin, Kenmore freezer, washer & dryer, deco
period organ with external speaker and general household items will be
presented at what will surely be a fantastic auction. Lots of Waterford,
Bohemia, Swarovski and cut lead crystal.
Featured Item: 1989 Porsche 944 showing 58,000 miles.
Also includes: Lenox & other bird figurines, like new KitchenAid mixer, listed
artist Fratello oil painting, soldier statue,
lamps, old fire extinguisher, US Marines
knife, Christmas items, vintage rocking
horse, Lane waterfall cedar chest, 1800’s
side chair & lots more! Clean Sale! Bring your trailers!
Terms: Cash OR Good Check preferred, CC accepted. Everything sold as-is, no warranties.
Announcements on sale day take precedence over printed material.
No Buyer’s Fee! Absentee bids accepted and executed fairly.
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LIVING ESTATE AUCTION
For: Clyde Schmidt
JD RIDING MOWER - GUNS - COLLECTIBLES - HANDICAP VAN
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. SHARP!
Location: TILLEDA TOWN HALL, TILLEDA, WI
Directions: Hwy. 29 West of Shawano to Cty. Rd. D, North into Tilleda to Town Hall.
Oval Kitchen Table w/Chairs and China Hutch • Dbl. Bed • East Lake Chest • Oak Hi-Boy • 19"
Flat Screen TV • Maytag Washer & Dryer • 5 Gun Cabinet • Oak WashStand • Lift Chair • Rocker
• Oak Harvest Table (5 Legs) • 2 Traveler Trunks • Teapot Collection (30+) • Many Xmas
Decorations & Displays • Barn Lantern • Night Stand • Dble. Bed w/Chest of Drawers • 1930's
Buffet • Blanket Chest • Floor Safe w/Combo • Card Table & Chairs • 2 Recliners • Sofa • Oak
Parlor Table • Oak Child's Rocker • 2 Snow Sleds • Buck Saw • Hog Scrappers • Delta Scroll Saw
• Power Washer • Implement Seats • Werner 20' Ext. Ladder • Mitre Saw • Lawn Swing & Bench
• Hand Tools • Wrenches • Battery Charger • Stack Stereo • Vice • Schmidt Beer Sign • Nuts,
Bolts, etc. • 1/2" Drill • Circular Saw • Magnum Force Air Compressor • Stihl Gas WeedEater •
Homelite Blower • White 6 1/2 HP Mower • 8' Step Ladder • Horse Eveners • Gas Wood Splitter • Sockets.
Special Items
John Deere L 180 17 Hp Riding Mower w/Baggers • 2005 Chev. Highland Van (Handicap
Accessible) 6 Cyl. • 2 Wheel Trailer • Winchester Mod. 7400 270 Cal. w/Bushnell 9x40 Scope •
Remington 22 Cal. Single Shot (older) • Remington Sportsman 48 B 20 Ga • Red Wing 2 Gal.
Crock & 10 Gal. Jug.
Auctioneer’s Note: Clyde is residing in nursing home, all items in very good condition. Home is
on 4.9 acres, nice country living. Call Hometown Auction for info.
Terms: Cash, Good Check, Visa, MasterCard w/4% Courtesy fee.
Sale Clerked & Conducted By:
HOMETOWN REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO., INC.
404 S. Main Street, Shawano, WI 54166 • 715-526-6661
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer, Clayton McHugh #66
Website: www.htrealestate.com for photos. Email: htrealty@htrealestate.com
GAVIN BROS. AUCTION
LOLA HUBER AND OTHERS
LOCATION: Sauk County Fairgrounds, Washington St., Baraboo, WI (east side of Ringling
Blvd./Hwy. 33).
FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
Lunch: Country Gals.
Note: Lola Huber has lived on her family farm for 60 years and is downsizing. For nearly 50 years she collected, researched and cataloged
kerosene lamps and conducted lectures and discussions on their use in the 1800’s and early 1900s. Lots of interesting items from the Huber
homestead, a private antique collector, and a single-owner button collection. See www.gavinbros.com for lamp inventory and photos. Partial list.
Antiques and Collectibles: Large collection of 100+ cataloged, dated, and named oil and kerosene lamps of all descriptions; others
including "Little Jewel", student, blue opalescent, barn, tin; crocks, jugs, and stoneware; 1876 "Atlas of Illinois"; 1873 "Atlas of Peoria
County, Illinois"; “Wisconsin Farmers” 1898 – 1912 book set; cast iron rooster windmill weight; unique large reverse painted glass bank
sign in shape of a clock face; early kitchen items including coffee grinder dated 1866, wooden and tin molds, cookie cutters, redware,
unusual nutmeg graters; unique wooden objects; concertina/accordion; graniteware; baskets; toys including dolls with bisque heads and
composition bodies; trains (one in original box); 1904 Schoenhut catalog; homemade checkerboard; cut glass, signed Lalique glass;
Majolica plate; old porcelain; Weller pottery; brass candlesticks; early photos including interior scenes; collector plates; thimble collection;
many older soda bottles and cases; globe; cash register; flat irons; vases and figurines; LPs; approx. 100 reference books on antiques and
collectibles; more. Furniture, Household, Outdoors: Columbia “Grafonola” victrola; oak roll top desk; desk chairs; student chair; child’s
Mission rocker; pine bucket bench; dressers; drop leaf tables; buffet; assorted chairs and rockers; radio cabinet; wicker rocker and mirror;
floor lamp; sewing desk; 2 trunks; recliner/sofa; canning jars, some antique blue; many new small terra cotta pots; jon boat; 2 bicycles;
antique wine press; fanning mill; kegs; unusual wooden washtub; barn vent; milk cans; air compressor; welder; American Motors hubcaps;
park benches; Frigidaire refrigerator (almond); more. Single-Owner Button Collection: Approximately 200 lots of antique/collectible
sewing buttons. Many wood frames of buttons and buttons mounted on large cards. Collection includes military, mother of pearl including
cameos, buttons of enamel, celluloid, wood, Bakelite, etc., glass buttons including lacy and lusters, black glass buttons, set of porcelain
Oriental heads, gilt hunting buttons and heraldry buttons, zodiac sets, Bicentennial set of blue jasperware buttons, large quantity of interesting brass picture buttons, other metal buttons including pewter, copper, tole, silver, etc., fabric buttons including flapper face, bridle
rosettes, button hooks, large quantity of political pinbacks, Beatles pinback set, many button books, set of collector magazine Just Buttons.
Button lots from single button to box lots with more than a thousand buttons.
Terms: Cash or good check. Visa or Master Card 3% convenience fee. Sales Tax Applies.
GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC
Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg and Baraboo
ESTATE AUCTION
608-524-6416 or 608-356-9437• www.gavinbros.com
7270 Lake Bluff 19.4 Rd., Gladstone, MI 49837
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2013
11:00 A.M. EASTERN - PREVIEW 10:00 A.M.
Joyce Vastine-Cote', Owner, moving from area. Selling items of her late
husband Jean Cote', well known area musician, directed Escanaba City band, played at
many local venues. High School French Instructor.
**view pictures, listing & upcoming Auctions @ www.dansamson.com**
SPECIAL ITEMS: Story & Clark Baby Grand Piano, Walnut, Mod. 158, Made By Yamaha,
Recently Refurbished & Cleaned; Seth Thomas Grandfather Clock.
NEWER FURNITURE: Filagree Carved Wood Baroque Style, Made In Spain, Sofa, Settee &
Side Chair; Mahogany & Oak Burl Inlaid Double Pedestal Dining Table, 6 Chairs, 2 Leaves,
Elegant & Deeply Carved; Oak Leaded Glass China Cabinet; Step Back Hutch; Slate Top Pub
Table & Swivel Chairs; Triple Dresser; Queen Bed W/New Mattress & Box Spring, Brown
Leather Recliner; Boston Rocker; Oak 6 Drawer Chest; Curved Glass Display Cabinet; Cocktail
& End Tables; Sofa Table; Trestle Bench. ANTIQUE FURNITURE: 1920's 6 Pc. Walnut
Bedroom Set-Vanity, Chest, Dresser W/Mirror, Double Bed, Night Stand, Side Chair, Burl
W/Floral Painted Drawer Fronts & Corners, Excellent Condition. ANTIQUES:
Mission Clock; Fox Cottage Print; 1945 Chicago World Series Pennants; 1920's
Magazines; Children's Books; Coast Guard, Korean War, Scout & U of M
Uniforms; Books-Indians Of Yesterday 1940, Scoutmasters 1942, Senior Scouts
1945, Indian Handicraft 1930, Leslie Organ Speaker; LP Records; Coast Guard
16mm Film; US & Foreign Coins; 14k Rings. GLASSWARE: Carnival Peacock
11" Footed Bowl, Round Butter Dish, Grape Pitcher W/Glasses & Goblets,
Many More Carnival Pieces; Ruby Dish Set; Cobalt Dish Set; English Bone
China Cups & Saucers; Set of 8 Nippon Cups & Saucers; Forest Green; Ruby;
Milk Drink Sets; Punch Bowls; Flower Display Urn W/Metal Stand; Many More
Nice Pieces. HOME DECOR: Butterfly Tray; Gold Statue Lamps; Carved Eggs; Crosley AMFM-CD-Phono. In Vintage Style Cabinet; Brass Music Stand; Beaded Lamp; Indian Statue;
Classic Bound Volumes; Seiko Animated Musical Clock. MISC: Oscar Schmidt Autoharp, New;
Technics Professional Keyboard & Soft Case; 2 Hammond Organs; Kirby Vacuum, Used Once;
Fur Coats. OUTDOOR ITEMS: Indian Carvings; Poulan Pro Self Prop. Mower; Garden Wagon
W/Side Racks; Rods & Reels; Tri- Position Ladder; Wood Patio Set And Much More.
TERMS: Cash, Michigan Check, Credit Card. Lunch by Tina B’s.
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906-786-0341 • Escanaba, MI dansamson@sbcglobal.net
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Wilson’s Antiques – The Northwoods’ Newest Antiques Destination
Article & Photos by Brian Maloney
On June 15th, scenic Park Falls, Wisconsin recently welcomed its newest downtown antiques business: Wilson’s Antiques. Owner Mark Wilson spent years scouring the nation for only the best in antiques for this new venture - and a full two years
renovating the building from stem to stern. The result is one of the most impressive
antiques establishments you’ll find in the entire Midwest or beyond
As you enter Wilson’s Antiques it’s hard to miss that one-and-a-half ton iron flywheel on display in the vestibule, and the stack of humungous Red Wing Crocks of
up to 60-gallons in size just beyond. On the main floor: antique furniture from both
city and country, advertising of every description, and choice collections of everything from mechanical cast iron banks to period firearms to country stoneware.
Two-story walls soar up to the second story atrium level, covered from top-to-bottom with period gas, brewery, and soda advertising. One of the finest collections of
advertising stoneware in the country awaits at the top of the stairs, as well as pressed
steel toys by the dozen, and rare lithograph coffee, tobacco, and food tins by the hundreds. The shop is spotless & perfectly lit, with the entire inventory housed on custom-made oak shelving and cabinets.
You’ll find owner Mark Wilson or his son (and business partner) Tim on hand to
greet visitors on most days. “We strive to be among the finest antiques shops in the
country, with an inventory second-to-none, and have had plenty of shoppers from all
over who have said as much,” Mark told me, “the store is very much a family affair,
run by myself and Tim, but with plenty of help from my wife and daughters as well.”
A visit to Wilson’s Antiques would be a great excuse to get yourself out to this beautiful area of northern Wisconsin. The 90,000-acre Price County Forest boasts miles
of walking, ski, and snowmobile trails, as does the nearby 90,000-acre Flambeau
River State Forest. And if that’s not enough space to unwind, Park Falls is also headquarters for the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest – a wild & scenic landscape
with more than 600 miles of trails and an amazing 400 lakes within its boundaries.
Park Falls is just a short drive
from both the scenic Apostle
Islands and bustling Minocqua
areas.
You really should come have a
look. Wilson’s Antiques is open
year ‘round, on Monday and
Wednesday through Saturday
from 9-5, 12-5 on Sundays and
It’s hard to miss the brand-new Wilson’s
closed on Tuesdays. They’re easy Antiques as you drive through Park Falls,
to find in Park Falls, in the large Wisconsin. Right on the corner of Division
brick building at 399 Division Street and Highway 13, the historic brick
Street where it intersects with structure has been both a Post Office and
Highway 13. For directions, or department store before finding new
more information, you can give
life as one of the Midwest’s finest
Mark or Tim a call at 715-744antiques establishments.
3200, or contact them by email at
wilsonsantiques@pctcnet.net. And as always, keep an eye
out for all of Wilson’s Antiques featured items in the
Auction Action Antique News!
Circa
1895-1920 J
& E Stevens Chief
Big Moon mechanical cast iron bank
in nice original paint - $4,400.
Circa 1898 Winchester 1894
take-down rifle, 30 caliber & in
great condition - $6,500.
There are dozens of vintage advertising
clocks available, including this Sun
Drop Golden Cola example - $650.
Three mint-condition syrups: Ward’s Lemon
Crush - $2,100, Buckeye Root Beer - $1,300,
Ward’s Orange Crush - $1,950.
The upper level of the shop is steel toy central, with many beautifully restored
Buddy L Fire trucks, plus this Buddy L Curtiss Butterfinger truck - $1,195.
You’ll most always find either Mark
Wilson or son Tim at their Park Falls,
Wisconsin shop. Here’s the pair with
one of the hundreds of stoneware pieces
in stock: a rare Red Wing 12 gallon
double-ribcage crock priced at $3,500.
Unusual concave curved glass
corner china cabinet, of oak,
36” x 66” - $3,950.
What
breweriana
enthusiast
wouldn’t love
this wonderful Anheuser Busch “Custer’s Last
Fight” 32” x 42” framed lithograph - $3,300.
Two more unusual advertising clocks:
the 36”-wide Sun
Drop Golden
Cola priced at
$3,450, the
1961
Crestliner
Boats at $765.
“Four Tornado”
cobalt decorated
Ohio 10-gallon
threshing jug $2,850.
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A trio of choice milk-can-style coffee tins:
Corbin & Sons Cream Roasted - $350,
Metropolitan Java & Mocha - $450, Sears &
Roebuck Rivera Brand - $225.
Rare & pristine coffee tins in stock
include this three-pound Franklin
Coffee ($1,500) and three-pound
Turkey Brand Coffee - $975.
“Overwhelming” is a word that comes to
mind to describe Wilson’s Antiques - with
three floors overflowing with the choicest
antique & vintage advertising, stoneware,
toys, furniture, and much more!
Wilson’s Antiques has perhaps
the nation’s finest selection of
advertising butter crocks, with
hundreds to choose from - like
these 20lb examples with
Chicago advertising
priced from $1,200 to
$1,400.
Look up & you’ll
spot this way-cool Murray
Super Sonic Jet pedal car in
original paint - $2,200.
Two very different Agricultural
advertising pieces: the early 6’
long John Deere Farm Implements
“four legged” porcelain sign in excellent
condition priced at$5,850, the 5’ long
framed steel En-R-Gee
Chicks at $2,250.
Restored Wayne Sunoco
gas pump - $3,500.
You’ll encounter exceptional
advertising around every
corner of Wilson’s Antiques,
from this two-sided porcelain
Sinclair H-C Gasoline sign ($1,650) to this jumbo 6’-tall
porcelain Mail Pouch Tobacco thermometer - $3,250.
This imposing 30” German
clockwork stork nodder originally
graced the baby department of
You’ll find a choice
an Oconto, Wisconsin
collection of early
department
store. Works
firearms at Wilson’s Antiques
too, like this Winchester 1866 rifle with folky great & priced at $1,600.
engraving of a Native
American & a
buffalo - $9,600.
Soda memorabilia includes
this full-sized Liberty Root
Beer barrel dispenser $1,200.
Classic J & E Stevens Columbus &
Indian (1893 World’s Fair)
mechanical bank, original
paint - $2,750.
Englishmade Revolutionary War-era
officer’s flintlock pistol with springloaded bayonet, excellent condition
& very rare - $4,250.
26” Marquette Club Ginger
Ale stand-up bottle display,
near mint - $650.
1836 Harper’s Ferry musket,
converted from flintlock and with
Native American rawhide repairs to
the stock. This is the very gun featured on page
41 of Lar Hothem’s “Indian Trade Relics” book - $3,600.
Unusual Pabst Beer advertising
lithograph showing some “Founding
Fathers” type guys enjoying some
Pabst about a hundred years too
Super-rare trio of
early, 30” x 42” & priced at $950.
button-top CocaCola embossed steel
signs in N.O.S.
condition: with prices
from $1,900 to $2,750.
Early King
Pin penny
mechanical
pinball
machine,
excellent $2,950.
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Heritage Trail Mall
Celebrating 20th Anniversary
Heritage Trail Mall, the 70-dealer antique emporium in Wilmette, Illinois,
is celebrating its 20th Anniversary with a special sale that’s too good to miss. From
Friday, July 19 through Sunday, July 21, every item in the 7000 sq. ft. building will
be reduced with all dealers taking 15% to 20% off regular-priced items. “It’s our
way of thanking our many customers who have supported us over the past two
decades,” said Joan Carlson, who along with her family owns and operates the popular mall that attracts collectors from around the country.
There will literally be thousands of items at bargain prices. This includes
everything from furniture, vintage jewelry, books and paintings to antique linens,
silver, decorative arts, crystal, miniatures, humorous pieces and more. Deco,
Nouveau, Victorian, Americana, Asian, Modernism and the 50’s are all represented.
As part of the Anniversary Celebration, Heritage Trail is announcing the
creation of a Consignment Shop within the mall. “This shop within a shop is our
way to continuously update the business and provide new opportunities for our
clientele,” said Carlson. It is scheduled to open in the fall.
On Chicago’s North shore since 1993, Heritage Trail is housed in a turn-ofthe-century dry goods store with adjoining stable. The award-winning business is
located at 410 Ridge Road in Wilmette, Illinois, just minutes from the expressway.
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C&J PROMOTIONS
GREAT ANTIQUE SHOWS
IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN
July 12 & 13
RED WING: STONEWARE - DINNERWARE - POTTERY
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Boulder Junction, Wisconsin
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SATURDAY, JULY 13
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DAYS
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Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin
July 14
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DOOR COUNTY
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Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free
Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West
2013 August 18
September 15
Dates October 20
Antique Show
Gibralter High School
Hwy 42
Fish Creek, WI
July 18, 19, 20
Thur • Fri • Sat
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“Quality & Variety to Rival
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July 21
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
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53rd Annual Eagle River
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
The Longest Running Antique Show in the
North Woods! Sponsored by & Benefiting
the Rotary Club of Eagle River
7381 Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor, WI
17th Annual Tailgate Sale
Tuesday, July 30th 2013
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Featuring PROFESSIONAL ANTIQUES
DEALERS from the Northern Wisconsin
Antqiue Dealers Association & invited guests.
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THE ORIGINAL OLMSTED COUNTY
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ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY, AUGUST 11
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
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UPCOMING SHOW SEPT. 29
Vendors Wanted!
2013
Dates
August 11
October 13
Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food
Maureen 847-321-1712 or Mary 309-310-3596
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St Mary of the Hill Parish
Presents its 24th Annual
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
JULY 28 (EAA Weekend)
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
FREE PARKING & ADMISSION
Limited Space: Call for reservations
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NEXT DATES: AUGUST 18
SEPTEMBER 2 (Labor Day) • OCTOBER 20
National Association Breweriana
Advertising Show & Sale
Sat., August 3rd, 2013
9am to 2pm
333 Main St., KI Convention Center
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Come spend the day & have some fun!
For more info contact:
George Baley 219-325-8811 or
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Downtown Oronoco
Gold Rush Days
ANTIQUE & FLEA SHOW
HUBERTUS, WISCONSIN
at Beautiful HOLY HILL Grounds
(20 miles northwest of Milwaukee) Watch for Holy Hill signs
Free Admission & Parking
SUNDAY, JULY 28th ~ 7am to 3pm
Vendors call Walt Nencka 262-628-4326
or Pat Schulz 262-673-4045
CAMBRIDGE
ANTIQUE FAIR
Saturday & Sunday
August 3rd ~ 8-5
August 4th ~ 9-4
Admission $6.00
Early Bird Adm. Fri: $20
CAMBRIDGE, MN
Isanti County Fairgrounds
Over 300 Dealers
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Rochester, MN - Fairgrounds
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AUGUST 16-18
Friday thru Sunday
Fri. & Sat. 7-7pm ~ Sun. 7-2pm
August 18th
AUG. 16, 17 & 18
ELKHORN, WI
Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free
Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds
1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
Free Public Admission • On grounds parking $5
MARKET
Antiques Show
A Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department
Tradition for over 47 Years
Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in
Rain or Shine 6 AM - 3 PM
2013 CONVENTION - DIGGIN’ RED WING - JULY 11-13
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Sponsored by: Boulder Juncction Lioness
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
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507-367-2111
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2013 Schedule
Dodgeville Lions Club
Show & Sale
Open 8:30 to 3:30 • Adm: $2.00
Ley Pavilion in Harris Park
Dodgeville, Wisconsin
Rain-Free Indoor Spaces
EZ Load/Unload • Food Available
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UPCOMING EVENTS
SUNDAY ANTIQUES
MADISON WISCONSIN
MARKET
ART POTTERY SHOW
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Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West
August 18
2013
Dates
September 15
October 20
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
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IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN
AUG. 31 & SEPT. 1
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Minocqua, Wisconsin
Lakeland High School
Proceeds Partially Benefitting the Special Olympics
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CEDARBURG
SUNDAY, SEPT. 1ST
Rain or Shine 6 AM - 3 PM
A Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department
Tradition for over 47 Years
Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in
Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin
No Animals Allowed
Free Public Admission • On grounds parking $5
Info: Cedarburg Maxwell Street Days
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Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin
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SEPTEMBER 2 (Labor Day) • OCTOBER 20
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
SEPT. 2 (Labor Day)
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1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
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NEXT DATES: OCTOBER 20
Vendors Wanted!
A Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department
Tradition for over 47 Years
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St. Paul, Minnesota
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
DAYS
SUNDAY, OCT. 6TH
SEPTEMBER 28 & 29
Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4
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SUNDAY
AUGUST 18
Info: Cedarburg Maxwell Street Days
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CEDAR RAPIDS
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
HAWKEYE DOWNS
FAIRGROUNDS
4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa
OCT. 11, 12 & 13
Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm
Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm
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More than 50 dealers selling vintage &
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Saturday, August 24th ~ 9-4 $6
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From I-90 take exit 142A, Hwy 12-18 west five
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July 11, 12, 13 & 14 Iola Toy Barn; during massive Iola Wisconsin Car Show
June 14 (Sun.) Antique & Collectible Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
(Sundays) July 14, 21, 28 Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
AUGUST
August 3 (Sat.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
August 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Accent on Vintage Rock n’ Roll; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
August 11 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
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DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
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SEPTEMBER
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
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Sept. 15 (Sunday) Antique & Collectibles Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
Sept. 21 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Vendors Wanted!
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COUNTRYSIDE
Oct. 5 (Saturday) 27th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest
Oct. 6 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Oct. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Oct. 13 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
Oct. 26 (Saturday Nite) 3rd Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter”
3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
COLLECTORS CLASSIC
NOVEMBER
TOY SHOW
Nov. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
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Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectibles Fair; DuPage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2013
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
DECEMBER
Park Place of Countryside
Dec. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL
Dec. 21 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Jan. 4th & 5th New Year 2013 Holiday Antique Market; Dupage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
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
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21st Annual Kalamazoo Airgun Show & Daisy Get Together
This show started 21 years ago with a few
Daisy bb gun collectors in the backyard of Bob
Surface’s home in Swartz Creek, Michigan. It has
grown over the years and now boasts over 100 tables of
bb guns, airguns of all makes and models, and toy guns.
The name of the show has been changed this year to the
Kalamazoo Airgun Show & Daisy Get Together to better describe that the show welcomes all types of airguns
from antique to modern. This show is a wonderful
informative gathering of collectors, friends and good
times. Last year collectors from approximately 16
states attended the show. Every year the show has been
sold out, and the managers expect the same this year.
In addition to the approximately 100 tables of airguns, bb and toy guns for sale each year we try to feature
a special airgun model or maker. This year the featured
maker is the Columbian Air Rifles. Columbian air rifles
for the most part are large, heavy, impressive looking guns
with cast iron receivers. The receivers are very ornate
with various animals, names, floral patterns and sometimes the date of the year the model came out cast into
them. The first of the “Columbians” came out in 1892 and
were marked Bailey Air Rifle. The last cast iron frame
model is the 1908. Most of the Columbian guns had
“Japan black” receivers and nickel plated barrels. Models
with nickeled receivers are rare and very desirable. The
model marked 1900 in the frame is the most common of
the Columbian guns. About 1910 the company began producing all sheet metal guns which were marked Heilprin
and the cast iron frame construction guns were discontinued. The sheet metal guns were produced until the early
1920s. Columbian and Heilprin guns are fun to collect
because they have so many models and variations and are
so unusual looking.
Another special event on Sunday will be hosted by Dan Lerma and his family from Findlay, Ohio.
They will be hosting a Slingshot Shoot with local Boy
Scouts ….shooting targets with paintballs. The shoot
will be open to the public and to the Boy Scouts. This
event will be free and will be located outside the Airgun
Show from 10:00 a.m. until 2 p.m. Come join them for
some fun with a chance to win a prize.
The show will once again be held at the
Kalamazoo County Fairgrounds Expo Center. This
8,500 square foot hall is wonderful with its great lighting, ample parking and its easy access off I-94 is an
added bonus.
The host hotel will be the Country Inn & Suites
located on 1912 East Kilgore Street, Kalamazoo (exit
#78) The phone number is 269-382-2303… please
mention the Daisy bb and toy gun show to get the spe-
cial rate. We will continue our Saturday evening reception tradition. Please join us in the hotel’s reception room around 7:30 p.m. for this event…a great time
to relax and renew friendships.
Kalamazoo is a town with many fun things to
do. They have the “Air Zoo” aviation museum,
Kalamazoo Nature Center, The Crossroads Mall, St
Julian Winery, Gilmore Car Museum and much more.
highly
recommend
you
visit
We
www.DiscoverKalamazoo.com for additional information. For airgun shooters, there will be an air gun field
target shoot in the area on Saturday. Please contact
Chris Martin 608-347-8395 for information on that
event.
The show will be held at the Kalamazoo
County Fairground Expo Center, Kalamazoo Michigan
on Sunday, August 18th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Admission is $3. (Admission for early buyers at 7:30
a.m. will be $25) Admission for children under 12 is
free but they must be accompanied by an adult.
If you have any questions please contact: Wes
or Theresa Powers 517-423-4148.
Columbian 1908
Buck Jones
gun display
Columbian 1894
One of many sale tables
One of many sale tables
1889 Columbians
Champion Model
One of many
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Eagle River Antique Show The Longest Running Antique Show In The Northwood’s
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Come join us for the 53rd annual Eagle River
Antique Show and Sale! It will be held at the Eagle
River Derby Track Exposition Hall, located on Hwy 45
north of Eagle River Friday, August 2nd, 9:00 AM to
5:00 PM and Saturday, August 3rd, from 9:00 AM to
4:00 PM.
This antique show is sponsored by the Rotary
Club of Eagle River. This show is the longest running
antique show in the Northwood’s and the ONLY antique
show up North entirely benefiting a service club’s community projects. All the proceeds from this show, including all the fees collected at the door, are used by the Rotary
Club for their special community projects. The Club yearly sponsors a scholarship for a graduating senior at
Northland Pines HS, sends 2 girls annually to Badger Girls
State, supports the local Cranberry Fest, Klondike Days
and sponsors a “Warm the Children” winter project. The
Rotary also supports an ongoing Youth Exchange Program
Jim & Joan Walter of
The Calamity House
will be bringing this
open top cupboard
in old blue paint;
Dovetailed trunk in
old blue paint dated
1847; Milwaukee made
old wall telephone
in Tiger Oak.
and holds a wine tasting event as another fund raiser in
addition to the Antique Show and Sale. This year’s special
projects include the Three Eagle Bike Trail, Olsen Library
Capital Campaign, Northwoods Children's Museum Youth
Volunteer Program, and the Vilas County Food Pantry.
Exhibitors for the show are professional
antiques dealers from the Northern Wisconsin Antique
Dealers Association along with select guest dealers.
The Rotary Club and NWADA work very hard every
year to provide a unique and quality antiques show that
has become a successful, anticipated summer event.
Top quality antique dealers from Wisconsin and Illinois
will be bringing their best antiques……including many
items they have saved special just for this show.
An excellent selection of antique furniture in a
wide variety of woods and styles will be available. You
can also expect to find fine antique and vintage costume jewelry; sterling silver flatware and hollowware;
brass and copper; ironstone; art pottery; elegant,
depression & kitchen glassware; kitchen collectibles;
decorative lodge-look items; sports items; decoys; art;
children’s toys & collectibles; vintage textiles; art
glass; Civil War, WWI and II collectibles, and small
primitives and country pieces at this show. There is
something for everyone in every price range!
Mark your calendar now! Come out and help us
celebrate our 53rd year……the Rotary Club is a wonderful community organization and is deserving of our support and appreciation! A lot of good things happen in
Eagle River every year thanks to this fine organization, but
none of this can happen without public support.
The show also has free parking. For questions
or additional information call (920)533-8731.
Out on the Farm Antiques
will be bringing
this grain bin;
dry sink; axe; Richard Gersten of the
Red Wing
Yankee Collector will
stoneware;
be bringing this Colt
stoneware. SAA .45 caliber Revolver, manufactured 1882 Photo;
Original Tintype Photo of President Abraham
Lincoln; American Revolutionary War Silver Shoe
Buckles; Hudson Bay Double-Bar Cross & Collar. Ph:
Carol Hageness of Sunshine
708-786-8630 or email: yankeecollector@sbcglobal.net
Treasures will be bringing
this Bohemian Garnet
Necklace c. 1880-1900; 14K
hand painted Ivory brooch
or pendant surrounded
w/seed pearls; Fabulous
Custom made brooch or
pendant in 14K & 18K
w/6 ct opals & 2 ct diamonds.
For the Shelf will
be bringing this
original Civilian Conservation
Congress patches from 1930's; carved
duck hunting plaque c. 1940's; c. 1950
tackle shop sign, yellow w/green trim
& black lettering; c. 1940 folk art
camping scene made w/iron spikes.
Ph: 414-688-3606
Time's Treasures will be bringing this pair
of Persian Oil Paintings on Ivory; a great
pair of Swashbuckling Bronze Pirate
bookends &a small collection of Carder
Era Steuben Glass. Ph: 608-617-7066
Berrien Springs, Michigan Antique
Market Treasure Hunters delight!
BERRIEN SPRINGS CO.
YOUTH FAIRGROUNDS: Treasure
Hunters delight! SUNDAY will be the
Spring-Berrien Springs Antique &
Collectible Market! Show hours will
SUNDAY JULY 14TH from 8am to 3:30pm.
The Market will feature some of MICHIGAN’S & the MIDWEST finest dealers from Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, and Wisconsin & More!Offered for sale will be an eclectic mix of Antiques &
Collectibles including Country Furniture, Garden Delights, Advertising, Old Toys, Shabby-chic, Fine
Porcelain, China, Estate Jewelry, Ephemera, Coin-Op, MilitaryCollectible, Primitive, Decorator
Industrial Items, Vintage and much, much, more!
This fun market will be held, RAIN or SHINE, as dealers will be set-up in buildings, tents &
open-air!
Bob Zurko, Antique Market Promoter for over 45 years states that:”The Berrien Springs
County Fairgrounds in Berrien Springs, Michigan is the ideal location for a Day-In-The-Country
Antiquing”!The Fairgrounds are meticulously maintained in a park-like setting and are just a short trip
from most major Midwest cities.
Show hours on SUNDAY will be 8am to 3:30pm with general admission only $4.00.Kids 16 and under
are Free and there is Free Parking!As Zurko stated, “The Fun is and Always will be---- IN THE HUNT!
Our fall antiques market is scheduled for September 15. As always NEW vendors are welcome! Antiques, Collectibles and more!!! Pottery; Furniture; Jewelry; Art Glass; Primitives; Old Toys;
Linens; Advertising; Post Cards.
BEAUTIFUL FAIRGROUNDS!! Berrien County Youth Fair Address: 9122 Old U.S. 31,
Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103. Plenty of FREE parking! There will be Food, Fun & Music &
More!!
For additional information contact: ZURKO PROMOTIONS at 115 E. Division St. Shawano,
Wisconsin 54166 or call 715-526-9769 or check the web-site at www.zurkopromotions.com
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39th Annual Door County Antique Show & Sale In Quaint Fish Creek, WI
The Sister Bay Lions Club is hosting the
39th Annual Door County Antique Show, Thursday
through Saturday, July 18, 19, 20 at the Gibraltar
High School in the quaint town of Fish Creek,
Wisconsin on the peninsula by Lake Michigan, 60
miles NE of Green Bay, Wisconsin. The high school
is located on Hwy 42 North & the show’s hours are
10 to 5pm each day. The show has 35 select dealers
who are excited to be in Door County & have a good
time selling & visiting with the local’s & the
tourists who are always anxious to come to this
show to see the special items these dealers saved
just for this summer event!
The Sister Bay Lions Club sponsors this
event to raise money & awareness for the “Leader
Dog for the Blind Program” which operates entirely
on donations. Since 1939 the Lions Club has been
providing dog guides to people who are blind &
visually impaired to enhance their mobility & quality of life. The dogs are specially selected & bred,
risen in foster homes & trained to socialize for one
year & then sent to Michigan to complete their training. Maggie Weir directs this program in Door
County & has arranged for leader dogs & their handlers to volunteer their time to be on site during the
show. Maggie & other puppy handlers, have been
rewarded with Thank You letters from all over the
world from the visually impaired who are so happy
with their leader dogs. Russell Sunstrom of the
Lions Club, hopes that the puppies being on site will
prompt a person or family to become a much needed handler for one year.
If you are looking for something Old &
Precious & Unique you will find it here admist the
early furniture, folk art, Ladies accessories, Early
New England items, jewelry, textiles, baskets,
Americana, decoys, garden & advertising items,
Native American, Civil War & Military items, tools,
sterling flatware, postcards, Heisey, Majolica, Royal
Doulton, lodge, Mettlach steins, fountain pens, oil
paintings, coins, Victoriana, primitives, Country &
Deco items! This is just a sampling of the authentic
& wonderful items which can be found at the show!
Also, as Glass & China Repair booth will be on site.
Whether you have been collecting for years or just
starting out, you will be sure to find something that
fits your taste & price range to take home & cherish.
The dealers welcome old friends & enjoy meeting
new ones. Plan to spend your day or weekend trip
in the historic & charming towns that make up Door
County, mark your calendar for this sale because it
has the Quality & Variety to Rival the Biggest
Show!
The admission is $5.00, under 16 is free,
good for all three days. Arrangements for the show
are under the directions of Sister Bay Lions member
Russ Sunstrom, Fish Creek, & Manager Ray
Hanson. For further info call 715-355-5144 or visit
www.antiqueshowsinwis.com
Bob’s Americana & Collectibles
will be bringing these Abraham
Lincoln memorial & John
Wilkes Booth items along with
numerous other historical civil
war & related pieces.
Diane Rolander
Antiques of Rockford, IL will be bringing
this light blue Staffordshire domed coffee
pot, Mid 1850’s, pattern is “Gypsy” & the
lid has been repaired; Royal Doulton rack
plate “The Bookworm”, part of the
Professional Series, c. 1909-1949.
Country Peddler, Inc. of La
Crosse, WI will be bringing
this solid cherry side table,
c. 1870-1890; early 1880’s linen
press; 1920’s-1930’s unusual
2 handle blueberry scoop w/folding
handles & a very unique large
basket w/cover; rare Shaker rocker
believed to be from the first Shaker
community in New York State, this
style of arms for the rocker was only made at the
original Shaker Community in New York around
1796-1803! Unfortunately we do not have written
providence for this rocker, the shaker tape on the chair is new.
Crescent
Worth Art &
Antiques
from Lake
Forest, IL
will be
bringing
this
Pearlware
Toby jug,
England, c. 1830, $1,300.
Ph: 847-347-7170 or email:
CrescentWorth@aol.com
Andra Behrendt of Lady A Antiques
specializes in jewelry, celluloid boxes, albums,
hatpins, purses, perfumes, compacts & related
vanity items. Pictured are enamel compacts,
powder puffs & purses from the 1920’s-1930’s.
Visit my website at: www.lady-a.com
Phil Klamm from Weather Vane
Antiques will be bringing this
banquiet lamp; wicker hanging &
table lamp; walnut bench.
Ph: 262-375-0641 or email: pklamm@sbcglobal.net
Dan & Kathy Roe of Springfield, IL will
be bringing a nice selection of garden
items. Email for details & prices:
circa2708@aol.com
Jeanine Thomas of En
Vogue from Hinsdale, IL will
be bringing this vintage 18”
Miriam Haskell 2 strand
baroque pearl necklace,
$695; 18” vintage baroque
pearl necklace with
rhinestones, $1,250.
Ph: 630-654-4588
Ginger Wierman
of Vintagerie
will be bringing
this 3 shelf oak &
glass General store countertop display
cabinet 15"x16"x10"h, $350; 3 drawer
English elm marble-top sideboard
w/6 brown transfer tile backsplash &
orig. nouveau pulls, $650; Wonderful
16x20 orig. sgnd oil on canvas
"Harbor Scene" by listed Ohio artist Belle Hoffman
(1889-1961), $1,495. Ph: 715-829-4545.
Richard Lauder
will be bringing
these beautiful
postcard from
Emphraim
Wisconsin;
Emphraim dock
Lundberg’s &
Poirier’s Stores
Fish Creek,
Wisconsin.
Larry
Kaczmarek of
The Village
Blacksmith
Antiques will be
bringing this
1900’s flour bag;
1920’s Keystone siton
steam roller; 1930’s ice
cream store warmer; early
Hydro-Film oil can.
Ph: 920-993-9817
John, Linda &
Cheyenne Welsch
of Fond du Lac,
WI will be
bringing one of
Carol Hageness of Sunshine Treasures
several Apache
from Milwaukee, WI will be bringing
baskets;
this Platinum Art Deco bracelet with two
Prehistoric
and 1/2 ct diamonds; French
Mimbres pottery vessel
"Chaumet" brooch 18K with 5 ct ruby,
along w/many historical
2 ct carved emeralds and 1/3 ct
pieces of pottery; many
diamonds; English 9 K Hand carved
Eskimo Ivory figurines.
turquoise and seed pearl ear rings.
Ph: 920-923-3842
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“Best in the Midwest or Anywhere”
Kane County Flea Market
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES
August 3rd & 4th
Saturday, noon-5pm • Sunday, 7am-4pm
“Established 1971”
1st sunday of each month & preceeding Saturday
We Never Cancel • Admission $5 each day (children under 12 free) • Free Parking
KAPPEL’S CLOCK SHOP
2250 Sherman Ave • Madison, WI 53704
608-244-6165
Located at Kane County Fairgrounds
525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64)
St. Charles, IL 60174
630-377-2252
www.kanecountyfleamarket.com
Wisconsin’s Largest
Antique Clock Shop
New & Antiques Clocks - Bought - Sold - Repaired
Hours: Mon. ~ Fri. 10-5 • Saturday, 10-2
Atmos 1950, nice
case, runs good. $750.
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!
Not resposible for accidents
Next Flea Market: August 31st & September 1st
Nueske’s
District No. 3 Antiques
Take a step back in
time & visit our
beautufully restored
1882 schoolhouse.
715-253-4064 or
800-451-3838
Mint 10 gal. Koverwate, $395
Shawano blue band bowl, $89
Hinman Milkers
stoneware, $95.
Largest Antique Mall in Northeast WI
HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 10-4
920-731-9699
1074 S. VanDyke Rd., Appleton, WI
Located on Bus. Hwy. 29,
1 mile E. of Wittenberg, WI
antiques@district3antiques.com
(Between Prospect BB & College Ave.)
30,000 Sq. Ft. & Over 165 Dealers
Open 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Daily
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Coca-Cola
sign, great
color &
condition,
27” x 19”,
$995.
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SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Antiques Show
A New MONTHLY Market of Quality Antiques,
Collectibles, Re-Purposed & Garden
* Held at the Historic Sandwich Fair Grounds *
2013
1950’s Alfred
Villasana modernist
hammered silver pitcher
w/turquoise enamel parrot handle,
signed, 12”H x 8”,
$450. Dlr NW
May 12
June 9
July 14
August 11
October 13
WWI Bolo
knife w/sheath,
$149. Dlr VIRG
Show Hours:
8Admission
am - 4$5.00
pm
Children 12 and under FREE!
Sandwich Fair Grounds
1401 Suydam Road
Sandwich, IL 60548
Held Rain or Shine • Free Parking
Food Available • ATM • No Pets
Contact Info:
Maureen
Mary
847-321-1712
309-310-3596
P. O. Box 10 • Kingston, IL 60145
Isle Of Snow Juice
House, E.&J. Supply Co., 36” x
22”, $350. Dlr PGH
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J.&S. Letter Service sign,
32” x 62”, $525. Dlr PGH
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