Issue #1910 - Auction Action Antique News

Online! Always On Time!
Over One Million Hits Monthly
www.auctionactionnews.com
Help Recycle, Buy Antiques!
September 25, 2013
Vol. 19 No. 10
News Periodical Mailed on September 19
Hot Summer Day & Antique Engines Attract Bidders to
Sister Bay, Wisconsin Auction by Massart Auctioneers
Article & photos by Massart Auctioneers
As the sun shined down on the beautiful summer morning, bidders from
Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan and Florida began lining up at 7 a.m. in Sister Bay,
Wisconsin to get the best view of the antique engines, guns, trucks, and other
items that were being offered. The number of attendees rose higher with the sun,
reaching over 400 people in attendance.
Continued on page 17
McCormick Deering 1.5HP hit &
miss engine sold for $600.
This Red E tractor
brought $1,150.
Sunday at Sandwich Antiques Show Settles in as Illinois’
Newest Monthly Antiques Market
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Midwest antique-hunters now have a new destination for the second
Sunday of May through October: the brand new Sunday at Sandwich
Antiques Show. Held at the historic Sandwich, Illinois Fairgrounds an
hour west of the Windy City, the freshman event is a worthy successor to the
famed Sandwich Antique Markets of years past. Veteran dealers Renie &
Fred Mitchell, Chuck & Mary Springob, and Maureen & Jim Little
started the new enterprise, hoping to continue the Sandwich antiques
tradition years into the future.
Continued on
pages 6, 7 & 8
Now here’s something you don’t
often find: from J. Wornstyle, a tiny
child-sized horn & hide chair, asking
price $155. 660-339-7281
I found this circa
1940’s enameled steel
kitchen table at Indian Creek
Antiques, price tag $165.
262-363-7338
From Daryl D.
Alpers Antiques, a rare & early brass &
steel spring-loaded fish trap, asking price $795. 319-551-1395
Sweet Pea’s had a most impressive
big-top tent display, with treasures like this
country pine stepback cupboard ($1,595), and folk art
rocking horse in fine
condition - $275.
630-742-9824
Two great vintage Coca-Cola pieces from
4-Ever Lookin’ Antiques: the 44” steel
sign priced at $225, the dual fountain
dispenser at $450. 219-863-4515
2
NE Corner Ogden Ave.
& Naper Blvd.,
Naperville, Illinois
Angela’s Attic
1020 Gardner Street, South Beloit, IL 61080
630-505-1463 ~ affordantq@aol.com
11,500 Square foot show room ~ Delivery Available
Located 1 mile west of I-90; Take Exit #1 Route 75 and turn west.
Open 7 Days: Sun.-Fri. 10-5 ~ Sat. 10-6
1860’s
Handmade
pine cupboard,
$395. Dlr 30
Affordable Antiques & More is now a drop off site for Mary Lou’s Crystal & China Repair!
Hand carved 1930’s
walnut w/silk upholstery
chair in super
condition, $650.
Dlr 41
815-389-1679
www.angelas-attic.com
Primitive
medical
cabinet, $275.
Dlr 77
Late 30’s-40’s
model #118 BB,
first pistol made by
Daisy, $80. Dlr 1189
24K Gold plated
mint condition,
never used vanity set,
c. 1940’s, $149. Dlr 257
Leather top
solid
mahogany
40’s-50’s
restored
Magnavox
record player includes “Swing
Baby” record, $165. Dlr 121
1940’s Gamewell Fire
Boxes w/posts, $595 each.
Dlr 24
Vintage
German
made mini
adding machine
w/cover, $50. Dlr 1189
4748 Cottage Grove Rd.
Madison, WI 53716 • 608-222-20491/4 Mile
www.antiquesmadison.com
East of Hwy. 51 (Behind Pizza Hut)
Great Folk Art
1950’s Stuffed
birdhouse, $45.
monkey doll,
Dlr 123
$75. Dlr 72 (G0324)
We currently have 85+ Dealers and have spaces available for dealers of all types.
r
t ou
Visi ians at ll
a
s
Arti raft M
C
The
Flea Market September 28th
8 a.m. to 3 p.m. ~ Mall opens early
Free Appraisals 11-1pm (limit 2 items)
Dealer 3:
10% off Storewide Sale from
Magnavox
September
26th thru September 29th.
Telemegafone
Speaker,
$225.
Dealer 81:
Roseville Pottery,
$75 to $95.
S2279 Timothy Ln., Wisconsin Dells, WI
EASY ON - EASY OFF! Exit 92 off I-90/94 - East on Hwy 12 to Exit 212. Follow blue signs!
We Shipre!
e
Anywh
250 Dealers 12,000 Sq. Ft.
Open 7 Days A Week! 10-8
Any item over $20, except firm/sale.
Dealer 62:
Child's
Victorian
Steamer
Trunk,
$350.
1838 Springfield
Percussion musket cutdown, Native
American, Pre Civil War, $595. Dlr 43
1885 cc, MS63
Morgan, GSA Hoard,
$800. Dlr GMTC
Dealer 107:
1930's
Steelcraft
(Marion, OH)
Steam Shovel,
$348.
Dealer 2:
Aaron
Bohrod
Painted
Signed
Box,
"Guilty
Kitty", $250.
HOURS: Mon., Tues. & Wed. 10-6 • Thurs. 10-8 • Fri. 10-6 • Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 11-5
Greatful Dead
Lightning Hopkins,
Fillmore
Auditorium, BG-32
1st print, c. 1966,
$695. Dlr BEA
Reddy Kilowatt
porcelain sign, 36” x 24”,
excellent condition, $850.
Dlr PGH
Budweiser
Clydesdale horse,
40”H x 35”W, $650.
Dlr 67
Dealers Wanted of Estate Jewelry & Advertising Items
3
Rockford’s high traffic mall
~ Mid Century Modern Furniture ~
East State
Antique Mall
Wrightstown
Antique Gallery
5411 E. State St., Rockford, IL 61108
Over 40 Years Experience
1 Year Anniversary
10-3pm
Cake & Punch will be served
7142 Shanty Rd., Wrightstown WI
Dealing Dealer Days
eaststateantiquemall@yahoo.com
920-532-4308
OPEN: Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. 11am - 5pm
Saturday & Sunday by appointment or chance
815-229-4004
wrightstownantiquegallery.com
Gift Certificate Giveaways!
Attract
Internet
Buyers with
an ad in
Auction Action
Antique News
foxantiquemalls.com
201 N. Fowler St., Oconomowoc WI
262-560-0890
OPEN: 7 Days a Week 10am - 5pm
Many New
to the Area!
Antiques
Arriving Daily
~ Over 22,000 Sq. Ft. on one floor ~
Badger Marble Club
Show & Sale
October 20, 2013
Antique Handmade & Machine Made,
Contemporary & Marble Memorabilia
*Room Trading ~ Fri., Oct. 18 & Sat., Oct. 19
SHOW ON SUNDAY, OCT. 20 ~ 9-3
Public Welcome All 3 Days
Howard Johnsons
3841 E Washington Ave
Madison, WI • 608-244-2481
Reserve Now: Mention BMC
“A First Class Show”
“Great Event Facility”
ROOM TRADING
Many people miss some of the most informative and possibly most interesting aspects of a marble show.
A few days prior to the actual show, marble collectors and presenters exhibit their marbles in their
rooms. Many marbles are bought, sold and traded. You can really get to know marbles and collectors
during this time. Rooms will be open most of Friday afternoon, evening and all day Saturday. Just walk
up and down the halls and visit any room that is open, if you really want to know marbles. Attend Early,
it is a good time to buy, sell, trade or just get to know the collectors.
Sunday Show Admission: $2.00 • Children 12/under Free
Dealer/Show tables $25 per table (All dealers rooms together)
Table Reservations, Motel Info, Other Details Contact:
Bill Bass,Treas., 608-723-6138 • ibmarbls@pcii.net
Jim Stephenson, Show Dir., 6080-225-1226 • jswildns@tds.net
BMC Web Site: www.badgermarbleclub.com
8532 County S
Pulaski, WI 54162
11 North 3rd Street
St. Charles, Illinois 60174
630-377-1868
Celebrating
31 Years
October 5
Over 90
Dealers
Antique Market I Bunnykin Pond Antiques
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)
Open SUNDAYS
in SEPTEMBER
10:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
920-822-5121
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!
Largest Antique Mall in Northeast WI
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
CEDARBURG
DAYS
“The Treasure Hunt” continues on
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6th
Rain or Shine - 6AM to 3PM
A 47 year old Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department
Tradition at Firemen’s Park in Historic Cedarburg, WI
New larger spaces (deeper & wider)
“KIDS 4 KIDS SELLING AREA ONLY”
We have a well established Market with room
available for over 700 Quality Vendors Selling
Antiques & Collectibles, Crafters, Fine Artists,
Produce, Attic or Basement Treasures, Grandma’s
Keepsakes, Toys, Garage Finds & much more....
New Quality Vendors are WANTED!
A Fun Day of Strolling the Aisles with Family & Friends • Free Public Admission
Adjacent & Convenient
Parking just North
of Grounds $5
Welcome
Visitors!
to benefit Cedarburg American Legion Post #288
Food and Beverages Available Sorry No Animals Allowed
Shows are sponsored by the non-paid volunteer members and families of the Cedarburg Fire Department.
All proceeds go towards operation of our Maxwell Street Days and support of our Firehouse budget. Come
see what the Spirit,Volunteerism and Community Commitment of Cedarburg is all about!
Historic Cedarburg Has Many Antique, Specialty,
And Award-Winning Shops Within Walking Distance!
For More
Information:
Street Days,
Largest
Antique
Mall in Cedarburg
Northeast Maxwell
WI
P.O. Box 344, Cedarburg, WI 53012 • 262-377-8412
W65 N796 Washington Ave. • email: cedarburgmaxwellstreetdays@ymail.com
See
you
at next
year’s WI
2014 shows!
1074
S. VanDyke
Rd., Appleton,
(Between Prospect BB & College Ave.)
4
EBERT ’ S
ANTIQUES
High End with a Bargain Basement
We’re
not a
mall,
we’re
an old
fashioned
antique
shop
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
I-43 At Exit #152
920-682-0687
Open 7 Days A Week!
MC - VISA - Discover Accepted!
A MILLION DOLLAR
INVENTORY!
rs:
New Hou
Open Friday
9-4
thru Sunday
*Open All Year*
Nueske’s
715-253-4064 or
800-451-3838
Take a step back in time & visit
our beautifully restored
1882 schoolhouse.
Located on Bus. Hwy. 29,
1 mile E. of Wittenberg, WI
Next to Nueske’s Company Store
1500 East River Street Merrill, WI 54452
riverstreetantiquecompany.com
715-536-7246
Join Us On
District No. 3 Antiques
HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 10-4
Three
Full
Floors
in
Two
Historical
Buildings
October
4th & 5th
for our 80th
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
7,000 Square Feet
4610 East State Street
Rockford, Illinois 61108
815-516-8100
vintagezone1.com
Open Tuesday through Saturday
10am - 7pm Daily
Wide Selection of Antiques,
Vintage Items & Collectibles.
Includes furniture, jewelry,
glassware, silver, art.
We Buy & Accept Consignments
VAN’S ANTIQUES
N1937 Hwy 14, Walworth, WI
262-215-1935
Friday 1-5pm & Saturday 11-5pm
www.vansantiques.com
Fun, food, activities & music.
Open Fri., Oct. 4th till 9pm
with fireworks. Vintage vehicle
show Sat., Oct. 5th 9-3pm.
INDIAN ARTIFACT SHOW
October 6th ~ 8 am - 3 pm
American Legion Hall
9054 Route U.S. 34
Yorkville, Illinois
ELKHORN, WI
70 TABLES OF
DEALERS & DISPLAYS
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
Sponsored by the Illinois State Archaeological Society
Info: Ray Fraser 847-347-1719 or
Duane Treest 630-385-2806
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
222 Center Street ~ Lake Geneva, WI
Open 7 days
262-248-8474
i l o v e f un k y s . c o m
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Everything (over $20) is on Sale
*Antiques*Clothing*Jewelry*Furniture*Gifts
SUNDAY, SEPT. 29
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS Hwy. 11
414-525-0820 www.nlpromotionsllc.com
LAST SHOW OF THE SEASON! DON’T MISS IT!
Advertise Nationally for the
U Local! Call Auction
Price of
Action Antique News Today!!
5
Out & About
Keep checking out our upcoming events pages, new events are added
weekly. Also, clip and save those auction calendars to your
refrigerator. Let our advertisers know where you saw their ad.
Advertisers, please keep in mind, that we can not use thumbnail
pictures. We are unable to make them any larger than the inch
size they are. Please send them sized direct from the camera.
If you have a budget or size ad you are wanting, please include
Take The
that in your email correspondence with us.
Challenge
Hockey training has started in our household, this year should
be exciting with Kenzy on the high school team and Brandon on
2nd year PeeWee. There should be some exciting stories this year!
Buy
American!
When Out and About this weekend, be sure to check out:
Zurko Promotions Wheaton National Civil War/Military Show & Sale on
Saturday, September 21st. Located at DuPage County Fairgrounds in
Wheaton, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
14th Annual Twin Cities Arts & Crafts Show & Sale on Saturday, September 21st
& Sunday, September 22nd. Located at Minnesota State Fairgrounds in
St. Paul, Minnesota. See upcoming events for more information.
Mark your calendars for:
Minnesota’s Antique Spectacular on Saturday, September 28th &
Sunday, September 29th. Located at Minnesota State Fairgrounds in
St. Paul, Minnesota. See upcoming events for more information.
N.L. Promotions Antique Flea Market on Sunday, September 29th.
Located at Walworth County Fairgrounds in Elkhorn, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
62nd Annual Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Antiques Show & Sale
on Friday, October 4th & Saturday, October 5th. Located at Waukesha Expo
Center in Waukesha, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Zurko Promotions Eagle River Antique Market on Saturday, October 5th.
Located downtown during “Cranberry Fest” in Eagle River, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
Cedarburg Maxwell Street Days on Sunday, October 6th.
Located at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin.
See Upcoming Events for more information.
Indian Artifact Show on Sunday, October 6th. Located at American Legion Hall
in Yorkville, Illinois. See Upcoming Events for more information.
Zurko Promotions Harvest Fest Flea Market & Car Show on Sunday, October 6th.
Located at Shawano County Fairgrounds in Shawano, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
Congratulations!
So, Lynn welcomed some new additions to her
family. Her dog Lacy had four Teddy Bear pups,
3 males and 1 female (brown one pictured) on
Sept. 10th. We are also patiently
waiting for her other dog Lily
(Pug) to have hers. She is due any
day now! It is going to be very
chaotic in her household for the
next couple of months until the
pups are ready
to go to new
homes
in
November, but
that is the way
Lynn
likes
it…keeps
her
moving.
AUCTION ACTION
ANTIQUE NEWS
Your Midwest Connection
www.auctionactionnews.com
Your Weekly Auction & Antique Guide
Phone: 715-524-3076 Fax: 1-800-580-4568 (24 hours)
E-Mail: auction@auctionactionnews.com
Web Site: www.auctionactionnews.com
Auction Action Antique News
Display Advertising Rates
Published weekly (except 3rd week in
Size-------------------------------Rate
December & 1st week in January)
1/8 Page-----------------------123.00
Auction Action News Inc.
3/16 Page -------------------178.00
1404 E. Green Bay St.,
Shawano, WI 54166-2258
1/4 Page ----------------------259.00
Fax toll-free: 1-800-580-4568 (please call first) 1/2 Page-------------------------531.00
E-Mail: auction@auctionactionnews.com Full Page ---------------------1,062.00
Office Hours: 8-5 Mon-Wed
Center two pages-----------2,124.00
Office Hours: 9-3 Thurs-Fri
Periodicals Postage Paid
at Shawano, WI 54166.
USPS Publication #019-243
POSTMASTER: send address changes to
Auction Action Antique News
1404 E. Green Bay St.,
Shawano, WI 54166-2258
Subscription rate — $35.00 per year (50 issues
mailed). First Class mailing is Available upon
request at the rate of $75 per year. Digital
Subscription plus mailed subscription $55 or
Digital Subscription only $27.00 (fast internet connection & password needed for Digital edition).
Late ads — Late ads will be accepted if space
and time permit. Ad deadlines may be adjusted
due to holidays. Advance notice will be included
in prior issues.
Telephone ads — Ad copy will not be accepted
over the telephone. All ads must be typed and
received by the copy deadline through either
mail, express delivery or fax or E-mail.
Ad Set-up Fee ---------------30.00
(fee will be credited to your
account when ad runs.)
No charge for Ad Estimates!
Call for rates on multiple
insertion ads
Ad deadline
Tuesdays 5:00 p.m.
Ads sent without an insertion
date will be published in the
next available issue.
Photo deadline Prior Friday: Noon
We will not be responsible for errors in ad copy
that is hand written or taken by phone.
Photo Requirements: Full color photos are available for any ad $3 per Photo.
(limited pages available for full color) Please call to reserve color.
Please Call Before Sending Color PDF Files. All color PDF files must be in cmyk color.
Call for column sizes and other PDF requirements before sending.
Auction Action Antique News is a service to its advertisers and is not responsible for any auctions that are advertised.
The publisher will not be responsible or liable for misprints, typographical errors or alleged misrepresentations in any
ad. The publisher reserves the right to edit or refuse any advertising deemed unsuitable for the publication. The advertising appearing in Auction Action News including all photographs, is the property of Auction Action Antique News
and any reassignment of said advertising cannot be reproduced without the expressed written consent of Auction
Action News. Auction Action Antique News will not knowingly publish Commercial Web Sites. All Advertisers
Individual Business Web Sites are encouraged and will be published in all ads. All material and photos submitted to
Auction Action Antique News becomes the property of said publication and may be reprinted at our discretion.
Editors and Publishers: Bob & Jeni Olsze
Production & Graphic Design: Tom Hutchcraft & Renee Linke
Assistant Editors: Michelle Hoisington & Renee Linke • Bookkeeper: Michelle Hoisington
Web Design: Lynn Koszuta
Contributing Writers: Brian Maloney • Jack Kelly
DEADLINE DATES
NEXT WEEK’S DEADLINE - ISSUE #1911
Tuesday, September 24th at 5 p.m. for paper mailed Thursday, September 26th
Covering Events from October 2nd on.
FOLLOWING WEEK’S DEADLINE - ISSUE #1912
Tuesday, October 1st at 5 p.m. for paper mailed Thursday, October 3rd
Covering Events from October 9th on.
6
Great Dealers, Great Deals, Great Crowd at the New
Sunday at Sandwich Antiques Show
Article & Photos by Brian Maloney
Sandwich, Illinois. Just hearing the name stirs the hearts of antique enthusiasts everywhere who remember the glory years of the Sandwich Antiques
Market. Well, that original show may be just a memory now, but there’s a brand
new one to take its place: the Sunday at Sandwich Antiques Show. And though
it may be just the first season for the new indoor-outdoor antiques show, it’s off
to a promising start, with more than one-hundred quality antiques purveyors and
nice crowds at each of the 2013 monthly events.
I came out bright & early for the July 14th edition of the Sunday at Sandwich
Antiques Show, and the large parking lot was already filling up as I arrived. The
modest $5 admission fee includes parking in one of the several lots at the edge
of the Fairgrounds. It’s among the most picturesque county fairgrounds around,
with large trees providing welcome shade for the vendors and shoppers alike.
“For the Sunday at Sandwich Antiques Show, we wanted the focus to be on
quality antiques and collectibles dealers,” show co-promoter Maureen Little told
me. “We already have a good group of core dealers spreading the word. Our goal
is to make this event a profitable venue for our exhibitors and rewarding experience for the visiting public.”
Of course, many of the dealers were from Illinois, but there were quite a few
from the surrounding states as well. Tom Bergstrom’s Thunder Creek Antiques
was one of the local dealers, and brought a little bit of everything, from some
very modestly-priced Mid Century Modern furniture to an all-original 1947
Whizzer motorized bicycle, asking price $2,500. The nearby Sweet Pea’s set up
their big top-style tent to house their impressive inventory of American country
furniture and accessories, from stoneware and toys to a great-looking country
pine step-back cupboard.
Whatever your collecting interests you’re likely to find something to love here,
from cobalt-decorated stoneware at John Rudie Antiques to a wonderland of
primitives at Hedge Apple Antiques to Hunt No More’s selection of funky period signage.
Of course summer is largely behind us now, but you still have one more chance
to visit the Sunday at Sandwich Antiques Show. The season finale will be held
on Sunday, October 13th from 8:00 am through 4:00 pm. Just visit www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com for details and directions. Or feel free to give Mary
a call at 309-310-3596, or Maureen at 847-321-1712, for additional dealer information. And as always, keep an eye out for the 2014 schedule of the Sunday
at Sandwich Antiques Show in the Auction Action Antique News!
There were
A happy customer was purcountry treaschasing this Cream City
ures galore at
Flour Bin & Sifter from
Rust & Dust
Rust & Dust Antiques as I
Antiques, from passed buy – a nice deal too
furniture &
at $92. 630-669-7878
stoneware to
this cute child’s
stepback cupboard –
price tag
$180.
630-6697878
Period kitchenalia at Homespun Collections
ranged from Dazey glass
churns large & small to
the graduated set of
three firkins - $395 for
the lot. 815-659-3002
Two more
choice kitchen
antiques from
Homespun Collections: the
stenciled spice cabinet priced at $225, the
upright coffee mill with old Native American
decal at $135. 815-659-3002
Two more bargains from Ron
& Marti
Antique farm-tech from
Diederich: the
Ron & Marti Diederich
oak church pew
(who display at Sandwich’s
priced at $195,
Old Timers Antique
the octagonal
Center) included this barwooden column
rel-mounted grain separaat only $49.
tor, asking price $95.
Another oak furniture
standout from Spring
Creek Antiques was
this restored four-drawer vertical filing cabinet, asking price $450.
815-238-3478
You’ll always find interesting decoratives at Indiana’s
4-Ever Lookin’ Antiques;
this time including a period
pastoral pastel of cows in a
stream (28” x 36”, $275)
and pretty floral leaded
glass window measuring 24’
x 36,” also $275.
219-863-4515
Continued on page 8
7
Two beautifullyrestored oak sideby-side secretaries from
Spring Creek
Antiques: the
multi-mirrored
example priced
at $995, the
second (with
relief carved
panels) at only
$550. 815-2383478
My Furniture
favorite at 4-Ever Lookin’ Antiques
was this roll-top Davenport desk measuring only 30” in width &
priced at $475. 219-863-4515
Primitives were the focus at Hedge Apple
Antiques, where shoppers found plenty of
crocks, firkins, and chests, plus this 36” x 62”
blind-front cabinet in an old red & black finish - $695. 217-620-8983
I found all three of these vintage vending machines at Spring
Creek Antiques, the Stoner Mfg. Fresh Gum wall mount model
priced at $595, the Wrigley’s upright at $395, and the Mighty
Midget nut vendor at $245. 815-238-3478
Great look to this extrarustic country step-back
One busy local collector discupboard from Hedge
played some wonderful counApple Antiques, measuring try woodenware, from a com42” x 72” & with traces of plete kitchen tool rack ($135) to this figured maple & walnut
old green finish - $1,295.
work table priced at only $395.
217-620-8983
Indian Creek Antiques brought some interesting stoneware, including this Western
Stoneware churn body factory-adapted into
a water cooler & with Minnesota advertising - $235.
262-363-7338
A trio of polished copper &
pewter coffee and tea pots
from Raven Nest Antiques,
priced from $125 to $225
each. 920-693-8428
Among the many country accessories at Colleen Boland Frese
Antiques sat this unusual handcrafted wooden press, perhaps a model or
sample - $95. 319-360-4301
Advertising finds at
Ashland Antiques: the
Rockford, Illinois
Oatmeal barrel-cumtable priced at $175,
the 24” Barton’s Shoe
Paste sign at $55.
217-476-3939
Continued from pages 6 & 7
8
Tom
Bergstrom’s
Thunder
Creek
Antiques had
a nice selection of MidCentury
Modern furniture, plus this all-original 1947
Whizzer motorbike, asking price
$2,500. 815-238-3516
Missouri’s J. Wornstyle
focused on primitives, with
gems like this teardrop-bordered penny rug ($225) and
splint-seat ladder-back chair
priced at only $48.
660-339-7281
There’d be many uses
for these vintage galvanized steel nail bins from
Ashland Antiques, yours
for $35 each.
217-476-3939
It felt like the Good Old Days of Sandwich at
the July edition of the new Sunday at
Sandwich Antiques Show, with well over onehundred quality dealers indoors & out at the
historic Sandwich, Illinois Fairgrounds.
Philip Stebbins had the military memorabilia market
cornered at Sandwich, with everything from WWII
army helmets to this WWI Navy embroidered cruise
silk - $150. 815-409-2704
The carefully selected group of
vendors brought something for
everyone, from furniture to jewelry - plus period advertising,
tools, and more.
Exceptional cobalt-decorated stoneware
awaited at John Rudie Antiques, among
them this parrot-themed Underwood,
New York jug ($550) and bird-adorned
4-gallon jar - $295. 815-877-4375
Living Crafts, Historic Tools: The Craftspeople and Collections of the Landis Valley Museum
Buy This Book
Price: $29.99
Michael Emery and Irwin Richman John Edgar Browning
www.schifferbooks.com
Book Details
ISBN: 9780764342974 • Size: 8 1/2" x 11"
Illustrations: 592 images •Pages: 160
Availability: Apr 2013
Binding:Soft Cover
Book Description
What we celebrate today as “crafts” were once the means of everyday manufacture. The craftsman's product was not quaint, archaic, or
merely decorative—it was essential. The tools that created these necessities speak to the early American spirit of ingenuity. Simple but
resourceful, each tool was a beautiful, clever marriage of form and function, endowed with a life of its own, uniquely forged and perfectly suited for its purpose. The Landis
Valley Village & Farm Museum, the leading public attraction devoted to Pennsylvania German ("Pennsylvania Dutch") culture, works to preserve and carry the art of handcrafts into the modern age by educating and delighting visitors with their vast collection and craftwork demonstrators often in authentic dress, using period tools. With this
book, the museum celebrates the hand tool as a medium of expression and salutes those who wield it with skillful pride. Through hundreds of images of these elegantly
purposeful hand tools, the history of American handcraft is traced—sure to delight the luddite at heart.
Carson’s Cancer Journey - Please Read
On October 24th, 2011 our cancer journey began with our
son Carson Murfield. It was a chilly morning in October
when we got the news that changed our life as a family
forever. The entire weekend leading up to that Monday
morning, Carson was very ill. He was vomiting up every
bottle we tried to feed him, fussy, and fatigued. We
thought he had come down with something, knowing he
was only 5 months old and it was the start of cold and flu
season. Dad (Matthew Murfield) went off to work that
day and Mom (Christy Murfield) had called into work to
take care of Carson. We had a mid-morning appointment
with his pediatrician to figure out what had been going on
with our little man. The pediatrician got a second opinion and decided to send us to St.
Vincent Hospital for a CT Scan. He was under the assumption that Carson might have
had an infection in the tissue lining of his brain. A quick call to inform dad of what was
going on and we headed up to the hospital. I was very nervous about him being sedated
for the CT Scan, so my brother and best friend joined me at the hospital. We got to the
hospital, they took some vital signs from Carson and brought him down for the scan.
About an hour later, he was back in the room awake and still grumpy. The doctor on the
PICU floor that day came in to tell me what was going on with Carson. It wasn't a simple infection that could be treated with antibiotics. He told me that Carson has a large
mass near the base of his brain stem resembling a tumor. The tumor was blocking the
flow of spinal fluid through his brain and causing pressure to build up pushing against
his skull. Next thing I remember was that there was a flood of nurses in the room setting
up all kinds of equipment, in case he were to have a seizure. From there I delivered the
terrible news to Carson's father Matthew, my mother, my father, and step-mother.
Matthew left work and rushed up to the hospital by us. We then found out we were being
transported down to Children's Hospital in Milwaukee. They would have the necessary
equipment and doctors to take care of Carson from there. Into the ambulance I went with
Carson. They only allowed one other person, so Matthew and my brother follow in a car
behind us. Also my mom, dad, and step-mom followed. We got to the hospital and figured out that they would need to put a shunt in to drain the spinal fluid that was building
up in his brain. He was closely monitored that night and the Morning of Oct. 25th the
shunt was placed. After he came back from that procedure he was almost like himself
again, he took a bottle and was smiling. We knew the worst was still yet to come. On the
morning of October 27th, they took Carson down for the tumor removal surgery. Matt
and I got to walk down with him. We watched as they rolled his bed to the end of a very
long hall way. Then, we joined our family again and waited. About every hour to two
hours we got an update from the nurses in the surgery room. Everything was going good.
9
A blood transfusion was needed at one point, otherwise
through the nearly 14 hours of surgery things were stable.
Around 9 pm that night Carson was brought to the NICU
hooked up to at least 10 machines. We had a chat with the
doctor that did his surgery in a family meeting room
before we could go see Carson. He was able to remove
much more of the tumor than he had anticipated. This was
very good news. After that we all got some much needed
rest. Carson was sedated for 9 days after the surgery to
keep him calm and stable. Once he came out of sedation
we finally got to hold him. The tumor removal unfortunately caused some nerve damage to Carson affecting various things. The left side of his face had a droop, he didn't
blink his left eye, and the surgery had paralyzed his left
vocal cord. This meant that he couldn't eat by mouth. We had a feeding tube placed in his
nose to his stomach at first to get him nutrition. We also found out that it was very unlikely that he could hear out of his left ear. After nearly a month of recovery in the hospital,
we were set to go home. The day before Thanksgiving we had a g-tube placed in his
stomach for feedings. On Thanksgiving day of 2011 we got to come home. Carson could
not protect his air way due to his paralyzed vocal cord. We had all kinds of medication
and equipment we needed when we got home. He needed oxygen to help him breath at
night, and we had to use a machine to suck his nasal secretions out because he was unable
to swallow. Our living room looked like a mini hospital. In late January of 2012 Carson
and I headed back down to Children's Hospital in Milwaukee to complete 6 weeks of
radiation treatment. We stayed at the Ronald McDonald House during treatment.Carson's
father Matt unfortunately had to stay home and work to pay bills. He would come down
and stay the weekends with us when he could. After many months of recovery things got
better. Carson's nerves rebuilt the best they could. We had an in-home nurse, physical and
speech therapy that worked with us. We were going for regular MRI scans to make sure
he remained cancer free and they were all coming back clean. Over the next year he
learned to sit, crawl, and was able to eat on his own again. He also did not require oxygen at night anymore. September of 2012 Carson's feeding tube was removed and it was
safe for him to eat and drink by mouth again. From there he started to learn how to communicate with us, and started standing and walking short distances. Things had been progressing with him so well. On September 16th, 2013 we went for a routine MRI and the
results were not positive like they had been thus far. He has developed a new tumor. The
news we never wanted to hear again. We are awaiting a plan from his oncology team as
far as treatment goes. We are not sure what this treatment plan will hold for us but the
possibilities of further surgery, chemo therapy, and radiation therapy are all things that
could be possible. This means having to be down at Children's Hospital again and being
out of work so we can support Carson through this battle. Link for donations is
www.gofundme.com/4c0es0.
YOUR SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL
DATE IS FAST APPROACHING
Dear Auction Action Antique News Subscriber,
Your subscription expiration date is printed on each week’s issue.
The date is shown on the first line of your mailing label at the top of the front page.
**************
***
EXPIRES D
ATE
YOUR NAM
E
YOUR ADD
RESS
CITY, STAT
E, ZIP
Our annual renewal rate is currently $35.
For that investment you will receive a year
Subscription of (50) issues to Auction Action Antique News. With informative articles in an easy to read format.
There are three easy ways to renew:
1. Telephone us to pay with a credit card.
2. Complete the form at the bottom of the letter and remit with check or credit card information.
3. Visit our website at auctionactionantiquenews.com and click on Subscribe Today and fill out the information needed.
$35
Yes, Please renew my
subscription for one year!
CHECK (#
AUCTION ACTION ANTIQUE NEWS
1404 E Green Bay St., Shawano, WI 54166 • 715-524-3076 • auctionactionantiquenews.com
Name:__________________________________________
)
VISA/MASTERCARD
Card No. _ _ _ _-_ _ _ _-_ _ _ _-_ _ _ _
Exp. Date _ _ / _ _ _ _
CVV:_ _ _
Address:________________________________________
________________________________________
City:_____________________State:________Zip:___________ - _________
10
OUTSTANDING CARPENTIER ANTIQUE AUCTION
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 2013-11:00 A.M.
Pensaukee Town Hall, 3624 County Road J, Abrams, WI
PARTIAL LISTING: Antique furniture including Eastlake oak commode, 4 drawer desk, Mission
sewing rocker, parlor table, oak library table, dovetailed chest w/hankie drawers, early 1900’s sheet music, Weller/Van Briggle/Rumrill/Wattware/other,
fantastic Art Pottery, Carnival/Art Glass/crystal/other glassware, vintage
toys including Marx/marbles, sterling silver pieces, vintage jewelry & ladies
purses, coins & currency, books, Keystone glass negatives,
artwork, MANY advertising collectibles, Red Wing/other
stoneware, 1894 Fine Arts at the World's Columbian Exposition/other books, cast
iron/other banks, Bradley & Hubbard Arts & Crafts candelabra, vintage cabinet cards/other paper collectibles, MUCH MORE!
TERMS/CONDITIONS: Cash, good check with a picture ID, Visa/MasterCard/Discover. 10%
Buyers Fee. Everything sold as is, where is w/no warranties expressed or implied. All sales are final.
Announcements on sale date take precedence over printed matter. WI sales tax applies without resale
exemption certificate.
WWW.SUPERIORAUCTION.NET
AUCTIONEER NELLIE BELAND
CAI/CES/CAGA - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #818
HONESTY...INTEGRITY...EXPERIENCE
Telephone: 906-864-2942 E-Mail: info@superiorauction.net
www.WisAuction.com
JEFFERSON COUNTY FAIR PARK, JEFFERSON, WI
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 1st, 2013 ~ 9:00 A.M.
A FEW ITEMS UNIQUE TO THIS AUCTION: Sterling silver flute, Civil Ware items including
camel bell, field desk, medical box & more, Cal Peters Civil War watercolor & other original art,
Admiral Dewey glass pitcher, wood Goose decoy, Wisconsin duck decoys, Native American items,
Tin Types of a black child, and Robert E. Lee, Carving of Norwegian ships in a shadow box, Gone
with the Wind lamp, Tonka, True scale, and other toys, Stanley 45 plane & other antique tools, Stain
glass table lamp, Canon, Fishing rods, boat oars, Rail Road items, Clay & other marbles, mid 60’s
Boy Scout items, book press, Jr. fireman badges, Flow Blue, Rattan suite, Cobblers bench, Country
pine desk, old store counter plus our usual large selection of surprises.
Here's an example of what to expect:
HUNDREDS OF SMALLS: Quilts, China, Glassware, Fishing items, Hunting items, Stoneware,
Pottery, Dolls, Coins, Clocks, Silver items, Rugs, Paintings, Prints, Frames, Jewelry, Textiles,
Needlework, Linen, Primitives, Toys, Religious, All types of memorabilia, Books, Paper goods,
Advertising items, Postcards, Photos, Cameras, Lamps, Scrapbooks, Sport memorabilia, Cookie
Jars, Indian artifacts, tools, all types of Collectibles.
LOADS OF FURNITURE: Cupboards, Dressers, Lamp tables, Dining tables, Chairs, Desks,
Buffets, Beds, all kinds of furniture both in as found condition and refinished in every wood from
fine furniture to primitives found in the barn.
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, Sept. 30th ~ 3:00 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, 13% buyer fee with a 3% discount for cash. 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 124, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
920-723-4309 gregklug@wisauction.com
Upcoming auctions in Jefferson - Tuesday, November 5th, 2013.
Advertisers! Please use a
white background for
taking your photos!
BOB HAMELE ESTATE AUCTION
N9667 CORNING RD., PORTAGE, WI
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
Directions: From North Side of Portage, take Cty. Rd. CX North to West on Grotzke Rd. to Right
on Corning Rd. Watch for signs.
NOTE: Bob was an avid hunter and enjoyed the outdoors. He worked many years in the auction
business. Small estate has been added to Auction. Partial list, please view the website for pictures
and further info. Lunch on grounds. A portion of the day there will be 2 rings.
GUNS: (Sell approx. 12:00pm), Springfield Trapdoor rifle 1873 model 45-70; Springfield
Trapdoor Rifle 1884 model 45-70 w/papers showing it was issued to CO. M 3rd Nebraska Vol.
Infantry; Springfield model 1848 musket, Indian used & decorated;
Double shotgun, 10ga. maker Wm. Moore; Winchester Model 1887
Wells Fargo Co. marked; Weatherby Vanguard VGS .25-06 bolt
w/scope; Remington M-760 Gamemaster 270 pump w/scope; Marlin
M-1936 32 cal. Lever action; Remington Mohawk 600 6mm bolt w/scope;
Hopkins+Allen no. 822 Crackshot 22; Remington Model 600 308 cal. Bolt
w/scope; Marlin model 36G .30.30 cal. lever action/scope; Springfield Armory M6 Scout 22 hornet/410; Remington M550-1 22 semi auto w/scope; Remington M788 6mm
bolt w/scope; H+R “The American” Double action revolver; H+R “Young
America” Double action revolver; Hopkins + Allen Double action revolver 32 cal.;
Iver Johnson Revolver; New Haven M46 B-B 22 bolt; Remington M141 30 cal. pump;
Remington 760 308 cal. pump w/scope; pistol holsters; gun cases; pistol cases.
VEHICLES: (Sell approx. 1:00pm), 2001 Ford Taurus w/107k miles; 1998 Dodge Dakota SLT
Ext. cab 4x4 V8, w/68k miles auto; 1997 Ford F150 Ext. cab 2wd V8 auto 107k miles; 2001 Ford
Windstar SE 107k miles.
TRACTORS/MACHINERY: (Sell after vehicles), Farmall Cub; Ford
Jubilee; 3 point hoist; 3 point 1 button plow; 3 point 6ft. disk; 3 point
cultivator; 5x8 utility trailer; 3 point buzz saw rig; 3 point back blade;
Ferguson 2 bottom plow 3 point; Howse brush mower 3 point; 4x12’
utility trailer; tire chains; scrap.
ANTIQUES / COLLECTIBLES: Cavalry saber; 1860 Staff/Field
Officers sword used in Civil and Indian Wars; Smith and Wesson 32
caliber top break pistol; Smith and Wesson 38 caliber “Lemon
Squeezer”; Indian Spike Ax circ. 1800’s; Frontier Bag Ax or Riflemen’s ax, circ. 1700’s; Very
early primitive ax circ. 1600; Farriers knife, 1800’s; Hudson Bay marked skinning knife; Ames
Bowie Knife; Powder Horn with brass trim; Powder Horn tacked; Powder flask, 1800’s American
Cap & Flask Co.; Antique Check protector; carved wood face; Brass gorget; Beaded SOUIX
Indian vest. Circ. Late 18-early 1900’s; War of 1812 medal; Black pistol cases; Four beer steins;
Indian decorated Buffalo head; Eight Civil War plates and display rack; Spanish American War
military spurs; Indian catalane peace pipe, circ. 1800’s; measuring scales; Oak beveled mirror; Boy
Scout Jackets, patches and memorabilia; books; Paymaster; oil cans + Amoco items; Glass ball
organ stool; barn boards + beams; Coca-Cola thermometer; Eulberg Brewery keg Portage; Surge
milkers; Johnson + Johnson milk filters metal sign; Crawford Oil Shell thermometer phone 211
Portage; Radio Flyer wagon; metal wagon wheels; block + tackle.
STAMPS/COINS: Proof Sets; Silver Dollars; 3 One Dollar Silver Certificates; Uncirculated Sets;
Uncirculated Silver Dollars; Eisenhower Proof Dollars; Bicentennial Silver Uncirculated Set, John
Adams Weights+ Measures Law 175th Coin; 1978 Niagara Falls Canada Chamber of Commerce
Trade Dollar; WWII Anniversary Silver Dollars; Anniversary Silver Dollars and much more.
Please see web site for additional list.
SPORTING: Deer horns; knives; binoculars; Whitetail buck mount; snowshoes; hot seats; hunting jackets; traps; Evinrude light twin outboard motor; Bobsled.
GARAGE ITEMS: MTD 8/26 snow blower; Agco Allis 1615H riding mower; Aluminum
Extension ladder; Husquvarna 50 chain saw; woven wire; barb wire; battery charger; Stihl 021
chain saw; Powermate 2250 Generator; Long handle tools; hand cart; garage fluids; tap & die set;
small hand tools; ratchet sets; Werner aluminum ladder; clamps; Campbell Hausfeld air compressor; Shop Vac; Stanley router.
HOUSEHOLD & MISC: Couch; bookshelf; DVD + VHS movies; Tupperware; misc. kitchen
supplies; small kitchen appliances; wooden TV trays; sewing machine; quilts; cleaning supplies;
Meade telescope; Compaq laptop; Lenovo; Foodsaver.
TERMS: No Buyers Fee. 3% Convenience Fee for all Credit/Debit card (Master, Discover & Visa
Cards) payments. Tax on Vehicles/Snowmobiles/ATV/Campers/Boats-anything titled or registered. Cash or Check, Positive Photo ID required, $50 Fee on all Returned Checks. Everything sold
AS-IS. No Refunds. Announcements made the day of auction have precedence over prior advertisements. United Country Hamele Auction & Realty: P.O Box 257 Portage, WI 53901 608742-5000. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Travis Hamele #2224-052
Pardeeville, WI. 608-697-3349, Larry Hamele #510 Briggsville, WI 608981-2690, Terry Dixon Endeavor #200, and Marty Griepentrog #2692.
Thinking of selling Real Estate or having an auction,
call us for a free auction evaluation. We can help you with all of
your real estate or auction needs!
Like us on facebook.
Visit us at: www.hameleauctions.com
THINK GLOBAL
Advertise with Auction
Action Antique News &
your ad will be seen online all
over the world!
11
GAVIN BROS. AUCTION
WALTER OBOIS
940 PARKWAY, LAKE DELTON, WI
DIRECTIONS: Watch for arrows off of Wisconsin Dells Parkway at the House of Embers.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
Lunch: Country Gals
NOTE: The Obois family has owned Wally’s House of Embers supper club in the Wisconsin Dells since 1959. The sale includes a collection of quality Victorian furniture, accessories, jukebox and more. Following is a partial list. Pictures @ www.gavinbros.com
Victorian/Antique Furniture, Antiques, Collectibles: Several Victorian settees; triple-back sofa; fainting couch; rope-bed sofa; Victrola;
walnut armoire w/ornate cornice; fancy marble top/backsplash washstand; commode w/towel bars; buffet w/mirror and candle stands; pine
commode; parlor table; marble-top baker’s stand with tile backsplash; pine jelly cupboard; antique-finish piano and stool; dresser; jewelry
–lingerie chest; curio cabinet; screened pie safe; oak dining table; drop-leaf table; pressed back, hip rest and other wooden chairs; small
church pew; desks; desk chairs; grandfather clock; fireplace mantel; wicker stool; Seeburg Console jukebox (45 records); contemporary sofa;
large square coffee table; barrel-style chairs; Gone With The Wind lamp w/painted shade and crystal prisms; pink swirl table lamp; lamp
made from serving urn; stained glass lamps; agate and other floor lamps; walnut and other framed wall mirrors; framed Dells print/photo;
other framed vintage prints; convex glass cottage print; Gaudy Welsh-style pitcher and bowl set; wash pitcher; vases; Regulator-style clock;
mantel clock; kitchen clock; stained glass window; griddles and pans; 4 chaise lounges; metal plant stand; fax machine; printer; area rug;
kitchen items; lawn/garden items; more. Terms: Cash or good check. Visa or Master Card 3% convenience fee.
GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC
Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg and Baraboo
608-524-6416 or 608-356-9437• www.gavinbros.com
FRI. & SAT., OCT. 4 & 5 • 9:00 A.M.
"MEGA" AUCTION TO BE HELD IN POLO, IL AT 201 N. BARBER ST. & 107 S. DIVISION ST.
(GRAEHLING HOME & MUSEUM LOCATIONS)
Make plans to attend this huge northern Illinois auction that is being
held for Mr. Paul Graehling and his 3 daughters. Mr. Graehling collected
neat and unusual antiques, tools, bicycles, clocks, victorian furniture,
advertising and much more throughout his life. As Paul has moved into
assisted living and is no longer able to maintain his home and museum,
Sullivan Auctioneers is pleased to announce this gigantic 2 day auction.
Day 1 will include all antique contents out of the Graehling home. We
will also sell his stunning Polo, IL 2 story brick home. Day 2 will be held
at the museum and will include all contents of the museum with
highlights to include: impressive and very large vintage restored bicycle
collection, enormous amount of primitive tools, large selection of clocks
and related watch maker’s tools, etc., northern Illinois history books,
photographs and related items, extensive amount of general store items,
large showcases, counters, cash registers, etc. Also included with Day
2, will be the museum real estate.
As stated above, mark your calendars now and make plans to
be in Polo, IL on Oct. 4 & 5 with both days beginning at 9:00 A.M.
There will be a public showing of the real estate on Sun.,
Sept. 22nd. Details online!
Representing & Closing Attorney:
M. Thomas Suits
114 W. Mason St., Polo, IL • Ph: 815-946-2276
CALL FOR A DETAILED COLOR BROCHURE!
ADDITIONAL INFO. AVAILABLE ONLINE – SCAN THE CODE, OR VISIT:
www.sullivanauctioneers.com
Sullivan Auctioneers, LLC • 217-847-2160 • Lic. 444000107
Tired of Waiting for your Mailed Copy to Arrive?
Subscribe to the Online Edition of
Auction Action Antique News & Have it Faster!
The ENTIRE Paper is online & it is Downloadable, Printable &
Searchable, so you can find what your looking for fast!
Name: __________________________________
Address: ______________________________________
City: ____________________ State: __________
Zip: ________ Phone: ______________________
Email: ______________________________________
Password
(@ least 7 characters): _________________________
One year Online Subscription - $27
Auction Action Antique News, 1404 E. Green Bay St.,
Shawano, WI 54166
Call 715-524-3076 or visit www.auctionactionnews.com
AUCTION
HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, HOBBY FARM GOODS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2013
2:30 p.m. Start
LOCATION: N6843 HIGHWAY 32, SHEBOYGAN FALLS, WI
(4 miles North of Sheboygan Falls, East side of the road)
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Roll top desk 48”, bedroom sets, campaign button collection, oak
dressers, mantle clocks, claw foot table, Victrola, Depression glass, Germany bowls, old pictures and frames,
Christmas décor, rag rugs, slant front desk, Claude Monet painting, milk cans, sleds, old tools, old carpenter’s
box, blue canning jars, 2 bows and arrows, Red Wing crocks & jugs, old baseball mitts, egg crates, apple ladders, milk cart, license plates, wooden wheels, hand plow & cultivator, wooden pulleys, 5 gallon Red Wing
beehive, sausage stuffer, rubber toys, silage cutter, postcards, horse collars, metal Keystone dump truck
Boston, Mass., spoon carved oak table, England pitcher & bowl, Erector set, cuckoo clock, potato planter, old
light fixtures, child’s toys 60 years old, misc. silver coins, picture frames, wooden chairs, tables and more.
HOUSEHOLD TOOLS & ITEMS: Log chairs, chest freezer, (2) 225 amp. Welders, wood planers, electric
stove, refrigerator, buffet, bedding, popcorn machine, wooden table & chairs, pellet gun, BB gun, stainless
steel buckets, old electric motors, self-propelled lawn mower, garden tools, drills, hand tools, 2 man saws,
Gilson tiller & rough sawn lumber, linens, household goods, couch, chairs, wooden ladders, saws, wrenches,
socket sets, draw shades, jewelry boxes, costume jewelry, records, lamps, crosscut saws, enamelware, chicken catcher, nail kegs and more.
SPECIAL: Allis Chalmers tractor (wide front) with loader, John Deere 16 h.p. garden tractor, John Deere tractor model 240 lawn & snow attachments, 3 pt. rotary mower, Allis 3 bottom plow, John Deere chisel, crush,
spring tooth.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: 3 generations from the Wunsch Family. Quality goods from the Sadro Family.
Bring a partner. We will be running 2 rings for a while. Bring your chairs. Inspection @ 1:30pm. Tractor and
lawn mowers will be sold @ 5:00pm.
TERMS: Cash or Check
Lunch Wagon on grounds
OWNERS: Alfred & Marion Wunsch (estate) and Roy & Muriel Sadro
AUCTIONEERS: Bill Cain (#504) and 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
LIVING ESTATE AUCTION FOR PATT DICK
Patt and Bud owned the former Moby Dick Campground
W7185 HWY. 23, PLYMOUTH, WI
SUNDAY, SEPT. 22, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
Viewing 7:30 A.M. the day of auction. RAIN DATE: SUNDAY, SEPT. 29th
This auction is loaded with tons of unusual items! Plan
to spend the day! Lunch will be available!
1998 Jaguar Convertible. (Red, Maroon, Burgandy) Drop Front Pigeon Hole Desk
& Chair, Blue & Chrome Cast Iron Woodstove Parlor type. 2 Hanging Leaded
Glass Lamps, Pinball-Bally Magic Circle, Slapshot Table Game, 3 Large Hanging
Chandeliers, Wooden Icebox, Sofa Table Wood & Cast Iron, Antique Round
Wooden Table w/Pedestal Base, Glass Curio Cabinet, Miscelleneous Tools,
Antique Dresser w/Handkerchief Drawers, Antique Westinghouse Curved Fridge,
Miscelleneous Primatives-Chairs, Bedframe, Tables, Shelves, Antique Pump Organ
Krieter, Church Hanging Light, Large Oriental Dresser w/1 Drawer Missing, Grandfather Clock, Small
Upright Freezer, Many Garage Storage Cabinets Keter Brand, Wooden Ext.
Ladders, Beer Signs, Ornate Bird Cages, Stoneware Crocks &
Jugs, Antique Clocks, Tons of Artwork, Frames & Easels, Steer
Horn Wall Mounts & Steer Horn Coatrack and Steer Horn
Stool, Brass Telepscope & Stand, Books, Work Benches, 3 Deer
Mounts, Snow Shoes & Skis (Snow & Water), Many Mirrors,
Table & Floor Lamps, Chairs & Barstools, 5 cent Slot Machine
(Superior Bell Mfg.) Bookcases, China Cabinet, File Cabinet, Old Tombstone Shooter
Game by Sunbird, Old Toledo Counter Scale, Acetylene Torches
(Craftsman), Mother Mary Full Size Plaster Statue, Victorian
Dress Form, Wooden Barrel Churn, Antique Lionshead Buffet Server with
Mirror, Halex Game Table, Cedar Chest, Elgin Outboard Motor, Bridgestone 90
CC Motorcycle, Painted Baby Grand Piano, Antique Curved Glass China Hutch,
Wicker Couch, Antique Carved Loveseat, Speed Punching Bag, Antique Copper
Whale Weathervane, Tools, Tool Cabinet, Work Benches, Portable Generator,
Portable Bullet Heater, Radial Arm Saw Craftsman, Bally “Dixieland” 10 Cents
Pinball Machine, Glassware-Many Box lots, Brass & Iron Bedframe, Ornate Iron Table &
4 Chairs, Miscellaneous Outdoor Wicker Chairs & Couch, Concrete Garden
Decorations (Oriental Style), Wooden Antique Wine Press, Wagon Wheel, Leaded
Glass Window, Antique Glass Side Projector, Small
Snowmobile Trailer, Pre 1964 Winchester Lever Action
Model 94 30WCF Rifle and a Older Remington Pump 12
Gauge Shotgun, And Many More Items to Numerous to List! Up-N-At-Um
Estate Sales & Schwartz Auction Services-WISCONSIN REGISTERED AUCTION
COMPANY No.438-53
Your Treasures Handled With Care
ESTATE SALES
920-893-9888
12
LARGE ESTATE ARTIFACT AUCTION
ANTIQUES SALE #2
Flint - Stone - Pottery - Misc.
Community Center - 211 3rd Ave., Low Moor, Iowa
Buffalo, MN
(Approx. 9 miles west of Clinton, Iowa on Hwy. 30)
THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 2013 - 10:30 A.M.
Friday, Oct. 4, 2013 ••• 9:00 A.M - 5:00 P.M.
Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013 • 9:00 A.M - 3:00 P.M.
Estate style priced for resale. Part of 60 year collection. Collecting interests varied. There is a
large assortment; furniture, toys, Christmas, wood primitives, Scandinavian, framed prints, lamps,
push sleds and furniture parts.
Check estatesale.net for address, list and photos.
MIDWEST AUCTIONS,
INC.
13594 - 500th Ave., Miles, Iowa
52064
Does Your Auctioneer Advertise Here?
Russell Hayward, Auctioneer - 563-357-1849
www.mwauctions.com or E-Mail: mwa@netins.net
W. YODER AUCTION.COM
Signs, Farm Primitive & Country
Store Live Auction
W. YODER AUCTION CENTER,
N2475 13th GATEWAY, WAUTOMA, WI
Directions: (Next To Country Discount Grocery Store), 3 Miles West of Wautoma, WI. On
Hwy. 21 or 10 Miles East of I-39/Hwy. 51 On Hwy. 21.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 & 28 - 2013
Friday the 27th starts at 1:00 P.M. • Saturday the 28th starts at 9:00 A.M.
Auctioneers Note: These 2 days will feature 2 great private collections! This only scratches
the surface as to what will be offered these 2 days!
Sept. 27: 100+ signs: Ethyl, Champion, Quakers State, tires, Goodyear, Citgo, BJ Goodrich and more.
Scales, beer memorabilia (inc. Pabst Mil. Chair), coffee grinders, anvil, snow shoes, barrel churns—
O.R. Fylers, New Blanchard and others, train station bell, wooden corn shellers: Kendall & Whitny,
goat cart, hand seeders & plows, wooden beam plows (T. R. Hussy and others), Precision 1 man powered chain saw w/half moon bar, wooden wheelbarrows w/orig. paint, lightning rods, large wooden
kids fire truck, newspaper delivery pedal cart, Planet Jr. planters, ox yokes, pedal fire trucks & airplanes, 2 Firestone bicycles, Huffy w/banana seat & tiger grips and others, curbside barrel gas pump,
dinner bell, jukeboxes, gas station island & sign illumination lights, wooden water pump, wooden &
copper washing machines, hog oiler and more!
Sept. 28: 200+ farm, feed, and Petroliana, Beer signs: Atlantic Ethyl, Shell, Standard Oil, Lion gas
w/lion, New Idea Farm equipment, Fairbanks & Morse Magnetos Gillco lighted sign, United Service
motor car, Milkmaid, Champion spark plug, Skelly private label, Goodyear Service Station, Griffiths
Butter, Sherwin Williams, Oliver, Stulls Cattle Crossing, Piedmont Tobacco, Bartles Bonded Motor
oil, Renk, Amours Animal Feed, Green Peoples Beer sign, Genuine GM parts, Hood ice cream,
Phillips 66, Chevron Santa sign, IH, Cockshutt, Cooper & Goodyear tires, M & M Hybrid Seed,
Dekalb chix, Astrostar tires w/airplane logo, Interstate Batteries, 7-Up, Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Pensupreme
Ice Cream, Lee Riders, Jamesway, Lithia Beer, Pabst Prohibition Milwaukee, De-Laval, Hamms TV
rippler beer signs, Deering. Clocks & Thermometers: (15 clocks); Double Bubble Purina clock,
Bryant Garage Chevy clock, AP coffee clock, 7-UP clock, Prestone Antifreeze Thermometer, Velvet
Ice Cream Clock, De-Laval Cabinet. Toys: Kilgore Boy Ranger cannon, Jaeger cement mixer, Arcade
Thresh machine, Buddy L Fliver car & truck, Smith Miller fire truck, International Red Baby, Mack
gasoline truck and others. Cast Iron Seats: Stoddard, J I Case Plow works, Walter & Wood, Jenkins,
Milwaukee, McCormick, Champion, Richmond Indiana, Deering, Hoover & Co. Miamisburg OH,
Crown, Taylor, Keystone, Evans, Union James Shelby & Co., Walter A Wood, Grand Detour, Duane
H Nash, hay trolleys. Butter churns, Salesman Samples/Patent Models: Hay mower, wheelbarrow,
planter, cultivator, Stove, Chicken Waterer, Pig Feeder, Sawmill, Loom, Peanut Sheller, The Clipper
grain, seed & bean cleaner, coach made by GM, John Deere Barrel bank, great selection of corn
shellers, and much more!
Attend, Phone bid, Absentee bid, or BID LIVE ONLINE @ wyoderauction.com
Terms: Cash, WI Checks Only, Visa, MasterCard. 4% convenience fee for credit card. NO
Buyers Fee. 5.5% sales tax. All sales final with no warranties. Announcements sale day supersede this and printed material. Not responsible for accidents.
W. YODER AUCTION SERVICE
N2475 13th Gateway, Wautoma, WI 54982 • 920-787-5549; Cell 920-295-2644
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Wayne Yoder #1977
For More Info. and Updates, Visit: www.wyoderauction.com
Salesman
Sample
Salesman
Sample
QUALITY ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
WATERLOO AUCTION HOUSE
255 S. JEFFERSON ST., WATERLOO, WI 53594
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
Preview 8:30 A.M.
www.waterlooantiquesmall.com 920-478-7379
Special Item: Wis. Artist Per Lysne hand-painted lg. rosemal wooden plates. Architectural
items: Doors, wooden pillars, wrought iron fencing, stacks of barn wood, table legs, wooden
brackets with nice design. Toys: Great old bike, sleds, baby dolls, some metal small toys,
Halloween mask, tiny fridge, wooden water skis. Murano Glass: Roosters, sharks, variety of
birds all in great condition. Sewing: Great sewing box, vintage embroidery supplies. Red
Wing: dinnerware, stoneware bowls, art pottery. Collectibles: Large selection of modern made
Snow Babies in great condition. Mexican Made: Ca. 1950's & 60's group of Mexican made
baskets, blankets and paintings. Primitive furniture: Commode, kitchen cupboard, trunk, variety of chairs, armoire, WWII wooden trunk. Furniture: secretary, plant stands, crib, 2 round
oak tables, enamel top kitchen cupboard, great brass bed. Misc.: Old pay phone, some kitchen
items, rough furniture, great Tom & Jerry Set in Fire-King glass.
We are proud to present a fun auction with a variety of items for all!
Terms: Cash or check preferred. Also Mastercard, Visa, Discover w/service charge.
Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319-Bailey’s Honor Auction & Estate Service, LLC
W
13
LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE
105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983
SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 28, 2013
7 A.M. INSPECTION - 8 A.M. - AUCTION
11:00 A.M. (SEPERATE RING) - COINS
We will be selling Antiques, Collectibles & Household items.
WEDNESDAYS - SEPT. 25 & OCT. 2, 9, 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
UNRESERVED ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION!
40 ACRE FARMSTEAD &
ESTATE AUCTION
437 North Road, Negaunee, MI 49866
SATURDAY, SEPT. 28, 2013
11:00 A.M. EASTERN - PREVIEW 10:00 A.M.
3 Generations Kokko Estate. In same family since late 1800’s
View Pictures, Listing, Map & Upcoming Auctions @ www.dansamson.com *
Real Estate: 40 Acres. Beautiful Secluded Setting. Field Surrounded By Trees. Springs On
Property. Farm House; Hardwood Floors, Log Barn. Desirable Property. In Area With Many Up
Scale Homes. This Finnish Estate Not On Market For Over 100 Years!! Country Living Only A
Few Miles From Town.
Terms: $5,000 Down Auction Day, Balance In 30 Days, At Closing. Have Financing Arranged In
Advance, As Deposit Is Non-Refundable. Sale Price Subject To Owners Acceptance. Heirs Are
Eager To Settle Estate.
LOCAL ITEMS: Framed Picture Of Ishpeming 1892 Fire Hose Team 1st Prize Contest; 1959
Norman Rockwell Calendar; Mining Pictures; Texaco Calendar;
Local Pictures Albums; Valentine Scrap Book. TOYS:
Goose Pull Toy; Merry-Go-Round; 1947 Princess
Margaret Rose Of England Doll; More Dolls; Wicker
Doll Buggy; Doll Hichairs; Crazy Patch Quilted Teddy
Bear W/Civil War Buttons; Marbles; Child Furniture.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE: India Carved Cobra Table;
Oak China Cabinet; Oak Ball Foot Parlor Table; Waterfall Bed Set; Oak Dining Table & Chairs;
Floor Radios; Folding Top Writing Desk; Piano; Primitive & Steamer Trunks; Book Shelves; Long
Bench W/Back & Arms; Primitive Stools; Singer Treadle Sewing Machine; Morris Recliner;
Empire Library Table; Oak Chest; Settee; Piano Stool. STONEWARE &
GLASS: Red Wing 8 Gal. Crock W/Handles; Churn; Spongeware Pasta Bowl &
Pitcher; Salt Glaze Jar; Hull Bowl; Carnival; Forest Green;
Cobalt; Pitchers; Crystal Hanging Vase; S&P; Mixing Bowl
Sets; Jewel Tea Pitcher, Coffeepot & Others; Tea Cups; Many
More Nice Pcs. ANTIQUES: Kiekhaefer Mercury Mark 5
Outboard; Flexible Flyer; N.O.S. Columbiana Brass Pitcher Pump; Stroller;
8mm Cartoons; Genero Hand Sewing Mach.; Fur House Calendar Lithos &
Catalogs; Magazines; Maxfield Parrish; Hawaiian Girl; Cherries Still Life; Fairy
Print; Religious; Many Prints & Pictures; Costume Jewelry; Unused Woven Rag
Rugs; Pressed Oil Lamp W/Crystals; 1890 Finnish Leather
Bible; G.E. Walnut Record Player; Vintage Clothing,
Linens; Maytag Wringer Washer; Hohner Concertina;
Tins; Many Old Items. MISC.: Lg. Collection Of Rocks &
Gems; New Doll House Furniture; Hardwood Flooring;
Over $10,000 of cotton quilting fabric, trim, ribbon & carpet
wool; Many More Items.
Terms: Cash, MI Check, Credit Cards.
Life Member
COL. DAN SAMSON - AUCTIONEER - APPRAISER
906-786-0341 • Escanaba, MI dansamson@sbcglobal.net
“MICHIGAN AUCTIONEER CHAMPION”
ATTENTION ADVERTISERS:
Please let us know what size or
budget you want for your ad!
MICHAEL D. NEWMAN ESTATE
1235 S. ADAMS AVENUE, FREEPORT, IL 61032
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2013 - 11:00 A.M. CENTRAL
CAN’T MAKE THE SALES? LEAVE BIDS OR BID LIVE AT PROXIBID.
256 Lots: Oriental Rugs, Icons, Beautiful Bronze Floor Lamp, Empire Chest & More Furniture, Art pottery, oriental stands, Relief Tiles, Decorator items, Paintings, Prints, Frames Etc.
Visit our webpage: www mundaauctions.com for full catalog including complete listing order, info on each item
& photos.
Terms: A 10% buyers fee will be added to all in-house purchases. Check & Cash accepted for payment. See
website for online biding terms. Seating, Restrooms & Lunch.
MUNDA AUCTIONS #044000166
Douglas F. Munda #440.000592 & Roland R. Munda #440.000591
1235 S. Adams Ave., Freeport, IL 61032 • Office 815-232-8813 / Fax 815-232-1554
Email: munda1@aeroinc.net
Website: www.mundaauctions.com
PIENTKA AUCTION SERVICE
BLUE TOP RESTAURANT
3425 CHURCH STREET, STEVENS POINT, WI 54481
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
8:00 A.M. Inspection
Come to pientkaauction.com website for full flyer and pictures
Furniture: Folk art pine chest, Vintage curved chair, Art Deco smoking stand with Greyhound dog
handle, other smoking stand, hall tree, Cedar chest and more. Pottery, Glass: Brand new in box 90
piece set of Sango China Cantata pattern, McCoy & many other planters, Muncie vase (nice), Red
Wing 15 gallon crock with lid, Red Wing 2 gallon crock, Western 2 gallon crock and more, 3 vintage TV lamps, Vaseline Murano ashtray & lighter, Haeger pottery, pink & blue Depression items,
Fostoria stemware, nesting bowls, Viking glass mushroom, old plates, Carnival items, Malmac dish
set, and more. Vintage Apparel: Many vintage ladies hats, shoes, gloves, aprons, fancy hankies,
linens, coats, silk fancy full slips & night ware (new in boxes) wedding dress New with tags on
men’s socks and more. Coin, Jewelry: 4-gold rings, sterling items, huge selection of rhinestone
and costume jewelry, U.S. coins 60 lots to include large cent, wheat, Indian pennies, half dime,
two cent, Walking Liberty halves, Barber quarters and more. 50 lots of Roman era coin 1700
hundred years old and more. Shop items: Welder, wrenches of all kinds, large vise, cement mixer,
air compressor, hyd. jack, battery chargers, nail puller, solder gun and more. Other treasures:
Vintage kick start Briggs & Stratton engine, Ship clock, Many vintage magazines such as Better
Homes & Gardens, Life, Popular Mechanics starting year 1940’s, vintage beer glasses, vintage cast
iron door stop, 2 view finders, copper boiler, brass washboard, kraut cutter, vintage fan & heater,
vintage Christmas bulbs, vintage kitchen utensils, canning jars, some green, Tom Collin’s glasses,
Silverware set, girls Schwinn bike, framed pictures of all kinds including framed pair of silhouette
pictures, small metal plant stand, Mitchell radio bakelite, small brass bell, vintage jars with covers,
wood pulleys, sewing machines, electric fencer, Scott’s fertilizer, vintage children’s wagon, lead &
melting pot, vintage platform scale, two man crosscut saws and much, much more.
TERMS: Cash, check. Valid driver’s license required when registering for bidder number.
Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed materials. Auctioneer and staff are not
responsible for accidents or loss. Everything is sold “as is” condition. No warranties. Lunch is available at the Restaurant.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Col. George Pientka #2068-052.
440 W. Harding Ave., Stevens Point, WI 54481 715-341-8076
geoanddoe@charter.net
P
$
$
ge
14
RUSK COUNTY ESTATE
ONLINE COIN AUCTION, PART #1 & #2
ONLINE NOW - ENDS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2013 @ 8 P.M. and beyond
Note: This amazing coin horde is from one estate in Rusk County. Call 715.499.0713 for preview.
GOLD: 1932 $10 Indian (UNC), $5 1880, 1914, $2 1/2 1915, 25-D NOTES: 1863 $3 Bull’s Bank;
1899 $5; 1928 $100. SILVER DOLLARS: 1877, 78 Trade. MORGAN: 83CC, 84CC, 90CC, 95O, 95-S, 100+ more. PEACE: Complete Set (24 coins) & Partial (23 coins), 130+ more. HALF
DOLLARS: 1830, 42, Impressive Commemorative half collection, inc. 1921 Alabama “2x2”,
1915-S Panama Pacific, 1935-S San Diego, WALKING LIBERTY-1921, 1938-D, 100s more. 100’s
of Franklin Halves QUARTERS: 1917 Standing Lib., Complete Washington Quarter Set; 100
rolls of silver quarters. DIMES: 1820 Capped Bust; 1853, 1875, 1877, Seated; 1892, 96-S; 1921
& 21-S Mercury; 100+ rolls of silver dimes. Many other nice type coins and key dates, part one
has 484 lots. Part #2 (274 Lots). Franklin Mint Sterling Coin Sets: 1776-1982 History of the US208 1.25 oz. coins; Presidential Commemorative Medals (36); 1971, 72, 73, each year has (36) 1.25
oz. coins. Foreign: There are many silver coins from the medieval times to the 20th century. Silver
pesos; Canadian: Silver Dollars & Rolls of Silver Quarters and Dimes; 1923 Cent; Coins from 50
plus countries; Nazi coinage; Bags of coins; ROLLS OF MORE US SILVER AND SOME NICE
TYPE COINS.
Online Bidding: Cash, cashier's check and credit cards accepted. There will be a 3.5% fee on
credit cards accepted (online or via in-person
pick up). 10% buyer’s fee. Sale conducted by
Hueckman Auction & Sales; 145 N. Lake
Avenue Phillips, WI 54555; (715) 499-0713.
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER,
SCOTT HUECKMAN #2369-052
www.hueckmanauction.com
PUBLIC AUCTION
956 N. 12th STREET, ROCHELLE, IL 61068
To settle the Estate of Mildred L. Gibson, we will sell at Public Auction the following described
Real Estate, Personal Property & Collectables. This auction will be held on site at 956 N. 12th
Street, Rochelle, IL 61068. Watch for Bearrows Real Estate & Auction signs on corner of 9th Street
and 10th Ave. in Rochelle, IL. Call Auctioneer John Bearrows at 815-562-5113/815-739-9150 or
visit our web site at: http://www.bearrows.com for further information & pictures.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
Comfort Station - Lunch Available.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Don't miss out on this extremely immaculate piece of RE, as well as
Personal Property! We will start out by selling Personal Property, Real Estate to be offered at approx.
11:00 am. Plan now on attending!!!
DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE: Single family home with vinyl and brick exterior, 2x6 walls situated on a corner lot with 2 bedrooms, 1 3/4 baths, full basement & attached garage. Features include
updated mechanicals, roof, privacy fence & kitchen. There is an added on family room with gas log fireplace, back service hall and enclosed porch area.
REAL ESTATE TERMS: $5,000.00 down the day of the auction, with the balance due on or before
October 28th, 2013 at which time full possession will be given. Seller is to provide an appropriate
stamped Deed, as well as a Title Policy in the amount of the purchase price. This property is being conveyed in its "As-Is" condition without any contingencies with regard to financing and/or the sale of another piece of property. All announcements made the day of auction take precedence over all prior advertising.
PERSONAL PROPERTY & COLLECTABLES
Kitchen Aide side by side white refrigerator; Whirlpool gas stove; White Amana washer & Estate dryer
(newer); Kenmore gas stove white (like new); Lg. upright freezer; Apt. size refrigerator; NECCHI sewing
machine in case w/attachments (like new); Sewing machine in cabinet; Maple dining room set including
table w/2 leaves, 6 chairs, buffet, serving cart with drop leaves & china cabinet (very nice); Maple plate
shelf; Couch; Occasional chairs; End tables; Slate top coffee table w/drop sides; Marble top coffee & end
tables; King size bed w/headboard & glass top matching dresser w/2 mirrors; 6 drawer chest; King size
bed frame; 5 drawer chest; Cedar chest; 2 smaller TV's w/remotes; Highchair; Kitchen stool; 3 stackable
round glass top tables; Director chairs; White metal cabinets; Metal wardrobes; Plastic wardrobes on
hangers; Hercules safe w/combo dial; 2 enamel top antique base cabinets; Metal desk; Exercise bike;
Spiral plant stand; Typewriter; Cookbooks & others; Linens; Some costume jewelry; VHS tapes; LP
records; Misc. lamps including hurricane; Usual knick knacks & household items; Osculating fans;
Pictures; Seasonal decorations including a 8' tall pre-lit artificial tree; Baskets; Umbrellas; Metal shelves;
Ladders; Lawn chairs; Hose reel; Misc. hand & power tools; Tool chest; Portable heater.
COLLECTIBLES: Square top gaming table; 4' wooden room divider; "Manning Bowman" osculating
antique fan; Stamp collection; Railroad lanterns; Antique tobacco cutter; Marbles; Vinceny Trusiano violin in case, Amore 733, Armidipalermo, made in Bohemia; Crocks; Enamel coffeepot; Pitcher & bowl
set; Antique ornaments including bubble lights; Glassware including but not limited to Candlewick,
Fiesta, Hobb, Carnival, Wedgewood, cut glass, Bavaria, Nippon, bone china cups & saucers, stemware,
crystal, Spongeware & Fenton; Mission style sideboard w/glass doors & pulls; Wooden buffet; Dr.'s
scale; Antique piano stool w/claw feet; Gold framed beveled mirror; Laundry basket (bushel basket) on
stand.
PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Cash or check w/driver's license ID, VISA, Master Card,
Discover or American Express. Electronic clerking system used. Announcements made the day of the
auction take precedence over all prior advertising. Not responsible for accidents or items after sold.
Estate of Mildred L. Gibson • Attorney Tom Guest * (815) 562-5568
GUEST LEGAL PC * 316 Lincoln Hwy., Rochelle IL 61068
815-562-5113
361 W Hwy. 38 • PO Box 420
Rochelle, IL 61068
www.bearrows.com
AUCTIONEER:
John Bearrows, Rochelle, IL
815-562-5113 Office
815-739-9150 Cell
815-562-8453 Fax
Email bearrows@rochelle.net
IL #440000243
LAKESHORE AUCTION SERVICE
Double Header Weekend
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 & 29 - 2013
On the 28th: Located at 2816 7th Street, Two Rivers, WI. State Hwy. 42 to Two Rivers. Turn
on Columbus St. by the Credit Union. 1 block to 7th St. and you are there.
Complete living estate to feature hunting, fishing, camping, household & antiques. The usual household
furnishings ready for your use. Antiques to include the following: Crocks, Jugs, bowl and stoneware featuring Red Wing, (10 gal. w/bale handles), Western, Roseville & others. Native American artifacts; long
bow, old rug, Navajo?, Carnival glass, Mr. Ed comic book in frame. Schaefer beer signs, Kingsbury
Bock 7 oz.-full. Hi Plane tobacco advertising tin sign A+ condition. The nicest butter churn I have ever
seen. $250 opening bid on this special piece. Old Cheech & Chong records- Big Bamboo, et. al., tons
of smalls, great box lots. A scooter with 1,400 miles and many new parts still in box. Owner was a scooter dealer. Pop-Up camper, boxes & boxes of Craftsman sockets, wrenches, hand tools. Men’s bike. drill
press, sanders, drills & bits. Something for everyone. Inspection at 9:00 A.M., Auction at 10:00 A.M.
On the 29th: Located in Manitowoc, WI. 901 York St., Revolutions Bar & Grill.
I-43 to Manitowoc exit, Airport-Waldo Blvd. Stay on WI 42 to 11th St., Turn right on 11th 1 mile
to York. Right on York and you are there.
Full bar with a great food selection. Inspection at 11:00 A.M., Auction at Noon. Fantastic consignment auction featuring quality modern furniture, antiques, collectibles and household merchandise. Lots of iron decorative pieces and iron Crane Rods. Set of 6 of those plus other 1 and 2
pairs, the brackets included. Crane rods swing the draperies from the side to cover the windows.
Very Cool. Terms and Conditions for both sales: Cash or good WI check, if known by me. Dealers,
I know most of you by face. All items paid for in full and removed on auction day. All items sold
as is. Announcements made on auction day take precedent over printed material.
“We don’t do all the auctions, just the ones you should attend”
LAKESHORE AUCTION SERVICE
2235 La Follette Ave., Manitowoc, WI 54220-2530 - 920-682-4293
Charlie Kurth, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2340-052
INTERNET ONLY AUCTIONS!
VINTAGE TOYS
Bid now through September 25th!
Fantastic collection of vintage toys! There is a little bit of everything including tin toys,
Lionel trains, die cast cars, 1948 Gilbert Erector set, Hubley plastic
road building set, 1945 Excel Toy Television Movie Projector,
Gotham Big Shot game, Sun Rubber cars,
Marx tin airplane toy,
Official Tom Corbett
Space Academy Set,
MORE! Many toys have
the original boxes!
ELVIS MEMORABILIA
Bid now through October 1st!
HUGE collection of Elvis memorabilia including clothing, leather
jackets, framed pictures, Wow Wee Alive
singing & talking bust, Christmas decorations, pink Cadillac/other die cast, action
figurines, Fossil & other watches/jewelry,
MUCH MORE!
BID NOW ON OUR WEBSITE
WWW.SUPERIORAUCTION.NET
AUCTIONEER NELLIE BELAND
CAI/CES/CAGA - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #818
HONESTY...INTEGRITY...EXPERIENCE
Telephone: 906-864-2942 E-Mail: info@superiorauction.net
Get More BANG for
your BUCK with
an ad in
Auction Action
Antique News!
715-524-3076 Email:
auction@auctionactionnews.com
AMISH
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
15
www.beloitauction.com
AUCTION
Antiques, Collectibles & Special Contemporary Items
534 West Grand Ave., Beloit, WI
Wednesday, September 25, 2013 - 4:30 P.M.
Can’t make it to the Auction?
Bid online or use our convenient absentee bidder service.
Go to www.beloitauction.com & connect to online catalog
for photographs, detailed descriptions & bidding information.
The Auction gallery's filled with exceptional items from several regional estates.
Excellent selection of antique, vintage, primitive & Mid-Century furniture including Gustav
Stickley, Hancock & Moore & much more – Kimball ebony finish Baby Grand piano – Hardman
medium Grand Piano – Dyer & Hughes walnut pump organ – H.N. White King E-flat tuba – leaded glass doors - antique stained glass windows – 12 vintage stained glass windows from a
Wisconsin pub. Other highlights are Van Briggle pottery busts of historic Native Americans – Red
Wing spongeware paneled mixing bowls – Vienna regulator & other clocks – vintage lamps – oil
paintings, watercolors, prints & additional art – large gilt framed mirror with dimensional peacocks. Towle sterling silver flatware set - 14K gold, sterling silver & designer jewelry (Swarovski,
Monet, Miriam Haskell & others) – stunning mink coat – Louis Comfort Tiffany, Swarovski, Kosta
Boda & more select glassware including Carnival & Depression glass – Noritake dinnerware sets
– Forget-Me-Not china – porcelain items. Shepard Hardware speaking dog cast iron mechanical
bank – early 1930's D. Gottlieb & Co. table top five-cent pinball machine & Five Star Final onecent pinball machine; Hamm's, Pabst, & Point beer advertising signs – Hi-Point pistols, rare Ruger
target pistol & rifles (firearms laws apply) – Mid-Century Zenith & Admiral radio/phonographs –
American coins - .999 fine silver casino tokens & many, many more items of interest.
Preview online now or in the Auction Gallery. Tues. Sept. 24 - 9:30-6:00 & Wed. Sept. 25 – 9:30-4:30
Cash, approved check, Visa, M/C, American Express, Discover, or Debit. 12% buyer's fee. 17%
buyer's fee for online purchases. 2% discount for cash, check, or Debit. Online purchases requiring shipping must be paid by credit card. See Proxibid.com for shipping & online bidding terms.
We can sell YOURS, too.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013
STARTING AT 9:00 A.M.
5503 Southwest Rd. • Platteville, Wisconsin
DIRECTIONS: 151 SOUTH OF PLATTEVILLE 1 MILE TO SOUTHWEST ROAD.
TURN LEFT 1/2 MILE TO AUCTION SITE ON RIGHT. WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: THIS IS ONLY A VERY PARTIAL LISTING, THERE WILL BE MANY MORE ITEMS
BY SALE DAY,MARK YOUR CALENDARS; THIS WILL BE A FUN DAY IN (AMISH COUNTRY).
AMISH LADIES LUNCH & BAKE SALE; LOTS OF PARKING,PORTA POTS ON GROUNDS.
12 Holstein heifers, 3 breeding age, rest are 9 mths to a yr old, 12 Jersey and
Jersey Cross Heifers, 1 year to 15 months old (no livestock consigned);
Horses; 4 yr. old paint quarter horse gelding, broke to ride, very quiet, has
been used for trail & pleasure riding, A beginners horse, 6 yr. old welsh pony
geld. broke for absolutely anyone; rides & drives; rides saddle or bareback,
4 yr. old miniature palomino geld. very quiet & broke to ride & drive; 3 yr. old
paint pony mare approx. 50" broke to ride & drive, 3 yr. old paint pony geld.
40" broke to ride & drive, NOTE: NO consigned horses or ponies, All are home
trained, all original 1 horse open sleigh, original Kalamazoo, Michigan tag;
Bob sled; Brooklyn 200# plus anvil, with Peter Wright splitter, several small
anvils; 3 cream separators; several pony carts and wagons, lots of new an
used tack; halters, leads, saddles, bridles, horse wormer, bits, brushes,
combs, show whips, show sticks, harnesses, collars,etc. 2003 Cherokee 28
Ft. camper, sleeps 8, full bathroom, tub shower, awning, fridge, freezer, gas
stove, microwave, air cond, heat, great sound system; w/Cd. tape etc.
very good cond. spare tire, 2 30# LP tanks, a Must see to appreciate!, 89’
Dutchman 30’ Camper, sleeps 8, very nice condition; 5x10; 2008 cargo trailer,
grey in color, side door, rear doors, ramps, all lights work, good shape, Phillips
66 2 sided light-up sign; National 3 reel riding mower; Cub Cadet mower;
Simplicity mower; Cider press, very good shape; 4 hand corn shellers, JD ect;
pump jack; bale throw wagon, 60 ft. 6" auger, 40' hay conveyor, JD walking
plow, Moline walking plow, Viking skid steer forks, lots of good signs approx
50 plus, hay carriers: Myers, Stowell Milwaukee, Strickler, Hudson, Louden
etc., Hudson & Myers pulleys, 2 Eagle 4 prong hay forks, 1 Eagle 6 prong
hay fork, barn boards, 10 gallon redwing crock; treadle sewing machines; 48
lg square bales plastic wrapped 1st crop alfalfa hay; will have tests by sale
day, IH 200 manure spreader on steel wheels, cast iron seats, lots of old signs,
old jelly cupboards, lizzy hutch, 2 air compressors w/Honda engines,
3 wheeled bicycle w/platform used at railroads; very rare find!, JD bicycle,
very good Schwinn bicycle, 3 sausage stuffers, several wood & steel wagons
1 with original lettering from the courier used for delivering mail; metal signs;
nice, Antique furniture: lots of new old style painted furniture; several hutches,
grandmas cupboard, cedar chest, wood box, Also coming from (Der
Dutchman's Furniture Store); 1 42x60 new 1/4 sawn oak table, with six chairs,
Micheals cherry finish; lots of new furniture, rose arbors, Poly lawn furniture,
H
HELMUTH AUCTIONS
“We Specialize In Your Auction”
Terms: Cash or good check w/ positive ID to register, 4% charge for credit cards,If you have any GOOD quality items to consign
please call (Helmuth Auctions) @ 608 348 7260 or 608 381 0606. For more information and pictures go to AuctionZip, ID#: 34473
UNITED COUNTRY BELOIT AUCTION & REALTY, INC.
877-364-1965
Registered Wisconsin & Illinois Auctioneers:
Richard Ranft, CAI, GPPA, AARE, REALTOR, #237, IL #441.001071
Bill Perkins, GPPA, CAI, REALTOR, #1956 - IL #441.00964
We can sell YOURS, too.
Helmuth Auctions at 608-348-7260 or go to Auctionzip.com
Clerk & Cashier: Helmuth Auctions 608-348-7260 • Auctioneers: Norman Helmuth #2548 Platteville, WI
For Pictures or Listing Call:
$2500.00 & UP NEEDS CASH, CREDIT OR CERTIFIED CHECK WITH BANK LETTER OF CREDIT.
16
www.hacksauction.com
Wright & Verna Sprinkel Antiques & Heavy Equipment Auction
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
1124 Forest Rd., Mt. Morris, IL
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2013 - 10:30 A.M.
10812 McConnell Rd., Woodstock, IL
(Located at IL Rt. 47 & McConnell Rd., E. 1.5-Miles,
Follow Long Driveway to Auction Site w/Ample Parking)
(.5 Mile N. of Pines Rd., S. of Mt. Morris on Mt. Morris Rd. to Camp Rd., Right (Becomes
Columbia Rd.), Right on Forest Rd. to Auction)
Quality Antiques & Collectibles! Big Selection Antique Furniture Incl. Victorian Country Walnut
Dresser w/Red Marble Top; Country French Fruit Carved Sideboard w/Marble Top; Oak Quarter
Sawn Stacking Bookcase; Walnut Mission Glass Door Book
Case; Broadview 259 Mission Oak Desk; Hoosier Type Kitchen
Cupboard; Eastlake, Victorian, Walnut, Oak, Etc.; Beautiful
Sterling Silver Flatware Set & Other Quality Sterling Serving
Pcs.; Vict. Quadruple Plate Silver Orante Coffee Urn; Pre-WWII
Asian Collectibles Incl. Artwork, Textiles, Sculptures, Etc.; GE
1920’s Top Compressor Refrigerator; Fine China & Glassware Incl. Flow Blue, Limoges,
Fostoria, Milk Glass, Depression, Etc.; Copeland England Spode’s Tower China Set, Big Set
w/Service; Red Wing Stoneware, Etc.; Art Pottery; Artwork, Cast Iron; Enamelware; Dairy & Other
Bottles; Hummels; Early Singer Sewing Machine in
Oak Bentwood Case, Notions & Related; Good
Hardback Books; Early Magazines & Paperwork;
Political Memorabilia Incl. Nixon & Reagan; Beatles
1963 Palladium London Theatre Poster; Al Jolson 78
rpm Record Set & Others; Records; Elephants;
Children’s Books & Toys; Cookbooks; Good Copper Pcs.; Hand Stitched
Quilts; Textiles; Costume Jewelry; Perfumes; Coca-Cola Crates, Etc.; Oak Wall Telephone; Vintage
Wire Plant Stands; Cookie Jars; Primtives; Household Furnishings; Patriotic Collectibles;
McCormick Farmall Cub & Model M Tractors; Farm Tools & Primitives; Lawn & Garden; Plastic
Molding Machinery & Equipment; Much More!
LARGE 2-RING AUCTION!
Sprinkel’s Owned & Operated Sprinkel Excavating Company.
Antiques & Collectibles: Great Old Furniture; French Carved, Oak, Maple, Walnut, Cherry, Mahogany,
Victorian, Etc.; Wallace Nutting & Other Artwork; Ephemera & Old
Paper; Good Early Books; 1908 Illinois Livestock Report; 1876 Aurora
Directory; Kane, Kendall, DuPage Counties Platbooks; Military;
Country Store & Adv.; Primitives; Vintage Radios & Phonographs; Art
& Leaded Glass Windows; Architectural; 1922 Boy Scout Official Signaller Telegraph Set;
1915 Dietz Ranger Carbine Auto Lamp; Lighting; Fine China & Glassware; Hand Stitched
Quilts & Textiles; Art Pottery; Hinkly LBR Co. Spongeware Pitcher; Stoneware; Lionel,
Marx, Structo & Other Toys; Native American; Musical; Household Furnishings; Much More!
HEAVY EQUIPMENT: Caterpillar 951B Crawler/Loader: 1 1/2 yd. bucket, 14" tracks
w/good undercarriage, 600 hrs. on OH, 6000 total hrs., trans. rebuilt, well-maintained, sharp; JD 555
Crawler/Loader: diesel, 1 1/4 yd. bucket, 14" tracks w/good undercarriage, 2,246 hrs., s.n. 294846T,
nice; JD 350 Crawler/Dozer: diesel, 6 1/2' hyd. angle blade, 14" tracks w/good undercarriage, 3,118
hrs., rear PTO, s.n. 099350T, nice; JD 768 Motor Scraper: 10 yd. capacity, cab, good cond.; GH 3"
Trash Pump: also, 2" & 1 1/2" gas powered pumps & hoses; Heavy Duty Log Chains & Binders;
Heavy Tow Cables; Pond 12" PTO Water Pump: 20’ long w/rubber hose & reducers.
FARM MACHINERY: JD 210 Disc; JD H.D. Hyd. Cylinders; JD 4-Section Drag; JD Canvas Tractor
Umbrella; JD Manure Spreader; Farm Primitives.
TOOL & EQUIPMENT: Spectra-Physics 350 Laserplane; Acetylene Torch Set; Antique Blacksmith
Anvil; Aqua Hot Water Pressure Cleaner; Crown Compact Gas Generator; David White Survey Transit;
Miller Dialarc 250 AC/DC Welder; Power, Hand & Air Tools; Pumps; Old Carpenter Tools; More
Related Shop Equip.
Eleanor Ramsey Estate Antique Auction
Royal & Sara Trudo Auction
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2013 - 10:30 A.M.
609 Buchanan St., Belvidere, IL
Big Auction! Antiques & Collectibles; Antique Furniture; Trunks Inc. ‘Neverbreak Steamer’ OshGosh,
Wisc.; Huge Selection Fine China & Glassware; Occupied Japan Figurines; Fiesta Ware; Enoch
Wedgwood ‘Countryside’ English China Set; Chalkware; Early Avon; Adv.; Salts & Peppers;
Brassware; Artwork; Religious Lithos; Stoneware; Art Pottery; Primitives; Bakelite Kitchen Utensils;
Political Pinbacks; Breyer Horses; Toys; Books; Salanti Accordion; Collectible Smalls; Lighters &
Ashtrays; Enamelware Collection; Horse Drawn; Shatz Cuckoo Clock; Old Carpentry Tools; Household
Furnishings; Appliances; Lawn & Garden; Copper Piping; Many Boxes of Goodies & Surprises to be
Unpacked! An Attic & Basement Full!
Collector Farm Toy & Depression Glass Auction
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2013 - 10:30 A.M.
N391 Dinges Rd., Monroe, WI
(5-Mi. S. of Monroe on Rt. 69 to Dinges Rd.,
Then E. to Auction or .5-Mi. N. of IL/WI Line on Rt. 26)
John & Kay Tuescher Estate! Featuring 500+ Farm Toys, Many Brands &
Models, John Deere, International, Massey-Harris, Allis-Chalmers, Oliver, Case,
MF, Tru-Scale, Construction, Machinery, Precision; Many Other Fine 1/16 &
Other Scale Toys; Structo & Pressed Steel Toys; Most in Original Boxes. Antiques
& Collectibles; 1948 Ladies Rolex 18 kt. Gold & Diamond Wrist Watch; Also,
200+ Pcs., Green, Pink, Etc. in Every Pattern; Bar Adv. & Collectibles; Badger State Mineral Water Co.,
Darlington Pop Crate w/24-Bottles; Local Adv. Yard Sticks; Stoneware; Trains; Farm & Other
Primitives; Much More! This is Day 1 for the Tuescher Estate. Day 2 is Sat., Oct. 19 – 10 A.M. WI
License #360-053. Please log-on to hacksauction.com for Complete Listings & Color Photos.
Auction & Realty Service, Inc.
Greg & Swan Hachmeister, Auctioneers, Pecatonica, IL
815-239-1436 • www.hacksauction.com I.A.F.L. #444.000128
Civil War History Comes Alive
WHEATON, ILLINOIS: The Du Page
County Fairgrounds on SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21st from 9am to 4pm will be host
to the National Semi-Annual CIVIL WAR &
MILITARY EXTRAVAGANZ Event.
The NATIONAL CIVIL WAR Event
offers everything for the advanced collector
to the beginner! Up to 300 tables of vintage
firearms, medals, uniforms, swords, books,
tokens, historical autographs, coins, tin types,
civil war era jewelry, drums, photos, native
American artifacts, Revolutionary and Spanish-American war memorabilia. Plus war artifacts
up to World War II. “You can find real American Treasures for yourself or a loved one, to be
passed along as great family heirlooms,” stated Bob Zurko of Zurko’s Midwest Promotions.
As we continue to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, we are pleased to
have author and Lincoln and Civil War Historian Don White with us to
Give his presentation “Lincoln Calls On Grant” at 11am and 1pm. His book “Facts, Quotes
and Anecdotes of the Civil War will be available for purchase.
Please join us to learn how the unlikely pair of Lincoln and Grant finally put together a
plan to end the war and bring peace to the nation. After Grant’s appointment to the rank of Lt.
General, the Union Armies unleashed all of the resources they could muster to defeat the
Confederate troops.
Also returning to this fabulous Historical Sale will be the “TRAVELING ABRAHAM
LINCOLN ASSASSINATION MUSEUM”. A multi-media exhibit featuring RARE Lincoln
Assassination items.
Civil War artillery will be displayed. Show Hours at the Du Page County Fairgrounds
(County Farm & Manchester) will be Saturday, September 21st from 9am to 4pm. Free parking. General Admission is $9.00. Children 16 and under are free, as well as the parking.
For additional information contact: Zurko’s Midwest Promotions 715-526-9769 or
visit their website at www.zurkopromotionscom or email at zurko@frontiernet.net
Directions from Chicago: Roosevelt Rd. W. to County. Farm Rd., turn N. to
Manchester, E. on Manchester 1/2 mi. to Fairgrounds. Address: DuPage County Fairgrounds,
2015 W. Manchester, Wheaton, IL 60189.
When out & about, let our advertisers
know where you saw their ad!
17
A Nice Variety of Quality Items Cross the Block at
Massart Auction in Door Co., Wisconsin
Article & Photos by Massart Auctioneers
Massart Auctioneers, of Green Bay,
hosted the estate auction for
Marston M. Anderson on August 17
in Sister Bay. With 240 bid numbers
and over 1,000 lots sold, the auction
lasted nine hours with 2 auction
rings going on for part of the day.
Damien Massart selling one of the
many items.
The bidders were happy with the
quality, quantity & variety of the
items up for bid. As the temperature
soared so did their bids on everything from a brass ooga horn at
$230 to a Red E tractor at $1,150.00
Brice Massart stands amongst the many
kick start engines.
Antique engine collectors were
happy with the selection of engines
and motors, which included a 1912
IHC one horsepower freight hopper
at $800; a Pontiac Model G hit and
miss at $700; a Gray Model H hit
and miss at $600; a Fuller and
Johnson hit and miss at $600; a
McCormick Deering hit and miss at
$600; a 1905 Fairbanks and Morse
hit and miss at $550; a 1926 Arco
Model GH hit and miss at $500; an
Ideal Model V at $450; a 1920
Amphion two-cycle marine inboard
motor at $300; and a 1928 Maytag
with kick start motor at $210.
To go along with the engines, the
energetic auctioneers also sold
two vehicles to enthusiastic car
aficionados: a 1946 Willy at $350
and a 1994 Ford 350 at $1,300.
In addition to these treasures, there
were many more great buys,
including sterling silver at $1,200;
a pile of flat stone at $750; a
Craftsman toolbox at $700; a fivegallon motorcycle oil can at $610;
a Marlin 1892 lever action rifle at
$375; a Winchester Model 1912 12- 6:00am just waiting for the most important
guage at $330; Charles Peterson people of the day to show up-the bidders!
prints at $290, $300, and $375; toy
boats with outboards at $275 each;
a steam whistle at $180; and a
Mason decoy for $150. These are
just a few of the many unique and
varied items that sold at the estate
auction.
The weather remained beautiful,
allowing both auctioneers and the Advertise in the Auction Action News & they
crowd to enjoy the day and the aucwill come-the bidders have arrived!
tion. Massart Auctioneers will be
celebrating 40 years in the auction
industry. Auctioneers for the
event were Bob, Damien &
Michelle Massart, Jen handled the
cashiering in the mobile office &
the fabulous crew of 4 consisting
of Rose, Brice, Brack & Jon kept
everything moving right along. If
you have questions regarding this
auction, or you are thinking about
having an auction, you can contact
Massart Auctioneers Inc. at
Jon Hill displays 5 gallon Standard
920/468-1113 or visit their website
Motorcycle oil can $610.
at www.massartauctioneers.com.
One of toy boats w/gas motors
that sold for $275.00 each.
1946 Willy $350.
Originals Mall Of Antiques
Annual Flea Market
See you
there!
Originals Mall of
Antiques in Oshkosh will
have its Annual Parking
Lot Flea Market starting
the first Sunday of the
month May 12th thru
October 20th (except July
28th which is during the
EAA weekend) from 8:00
am to 2:00 pm.
The dealers have
many quality collectibles
& antiques. The flow of
customers is steady all
day long & the comments
about the flea market &
the mall are really complimentary.
Originals Mall of
Antiques is located at 1475
S
Washburn
Street,
Oshkosh, WI 54901 920235-0495 or mallofantiques.com
18
UPCOMING EVENTS
62nd Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association
ARTS & CRAFTS
TWIN CITIES
Antiques Show & Sale
OCTOBER 4 & 5 ~ 2013
Progress Center-Minnesota State Fairgrounds
St. Paul, Minnesota
Saturday, Sept. 21st: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday, Sept. 22nd: 11AM- 4PM
Admission only $7
FREE parking at Fairgrounds
Visit our website at:
twincitiesartsandcraftsshow.com
or call 651-695-1902
CEDARBURG
DAYS
SUNDAY, OCT. 6TH
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
W65 N796 Washington Ave • 262-377-8412
email: cedarburgmaxwellstreetdays@ymail.com
SEPTEMBER 28 & 29
Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
St. Paul, Minnesota
DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE!
Booth Rental Information:
651-771-3476 • 651-771-7265
www.mnantiqueshows.com
SEE YOU NEXT SEASON!
INDIAN ARTIFACT SHOW
October 6 • 8-3
American Legion Hall
9054 Route U.S. 34
Yorkville, Illinois
70 TABLES OF
DEALERS & DISPLAYS
Sponsored by the Illinois State
Archaeological Society
Info: Ray Fraser 847-347-1719
or Duane Treest 630-385-2806
Vendors Wanted!
39th
Annual Fall
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Antiques Show
Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free
Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds
1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
October 13
Last Show of The Season!
Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food
Maureen 847-321-1712 or Mary 309-310-3596
sundayantiquessandwich@gmail.com
www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com
COUNTRYSIDE
COLLECTORS CLASSIC
TOY SHOW
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2013
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
www.uniqueeventsshows.com
FALL FOX VALLEY
ANTIQUE SHOW
OCTOBER 19 ~ 10 - 5
OCTOBER 20 ~ 10 - 4
ELKHORN, WI
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS Hwy. 11
414-525-0820
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
LAST SHOW OF THE SEASON!
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
Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days
FREE PARKING
507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700
www.iridescenthouse.com
Milwaukee’s
Depression Era
Glass Show
***Location Name Change***
Wiseguys Banquet &
Entertainment Center
formerly Knights of Columbus Hall
Antiques • Decorative Arts
3200 S. 103rd St., Milwaukee, WI
St. Charles, Illinois
Kane County Fairgrounds
55 DEALERS from 14 STATES
Free Parking • Admission $8
Sat., October 19: 10-5 • Adm: $4
Sun., October 20: 11-3 • Adm: $4
Luncheon Available
815-838-0606
www.csada.com
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
2013
Dates
October 20
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
www.thirdsundaymarket.com
Food - Door Prizes - Glass ID
Info: 262-376-9874
Sponsored by the Depression Era
Glass Society of Wisconsin
BADGER MARBLE
CLUB SHOW & SALE
OCTOBER 20
9-3 ~ $2 Admission
Room Trading October 18 & 19
• Howard Johnson•
3841 E Washington Ave, Madison, WI
Reserve now: Mention BMC
PUBLIC WELCOM E ALL 3 DAYS
DEALER TABLES $25 PER TABLE
262-673-5643
www.badgermarbleclub.com
Fri, 11-9 • Sat, 10-5
Waukesha Expo Center
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188
I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to
1000 Northview Rd. Follow signs West to Show
Travel in Time with
Over 55 Quality Dealers ~ Authenticity Guaranteed
Special Education Exhibit:
“Antique Firefighting Memorabilia”
FREE PARKING • GOOD FOOD
414-510-4441
$6.00 Good for both days
($1.00 OFF With This Ad)
www.wisconsinantiquedealers.com
Altrusa’s 34th Annual
DOLL ~ TOY ~ ANTIQUE
SHOW & SALE
SAT., OCT 12 • 9:30-3
St. Matthews 225 S. 28th Ave
WAUSAU, WISCONSIN
Adm: $4 • Door Prizes • Food Court
Info: 715-845-1808
Dealer Info: daclancey@msn.com
Website: altrusa.org
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 20
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
FREE PARKING & ADMISSION
Limited Space: Call for reservations
920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com
CHICAGOLAND’S
PETROLEUM &
ADVERTISING SHOW
BY GAS GUYS PROMOTIONS INC
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2013
8 AM to 1 PM • ADMISSION $5
EarlyBird Buyers 6:30 AM • $20 Entrance Fee
DON’T MISS OUR SPRING SHOW
MARCH 2, 2014
CONTACT: TIM SMITH AT 815-436-4733 OR
EMAIL KEVIN GRECO AT: GASGUYS@HOTMAIL.COM
WEBSITE: GASGUYS1.COM
WILL COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
PEOTONE, ILLINOIS
(35 Miles South of Chicago ~ Exit 327 Off I-57, Then 1 Mile East)
WE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS!
www.auctionactionnews.com
19
UPCOMING EVENTS
THE BREW CITY
ADVERTISING &
REC ROOM DECOR SHOW
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 - 2013
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
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
Rural Life Antique
Show & Sale
Tuscola, Illinois
Douglas County Museum
700 South Main Street
Friday, Nov. 8th: 12-6pm
Saturday, Nov. 9th: 8-3pm
Presenting Great Americana & Folk Art Dealers
Info: 217-253-6250
www.Donna.winterberry@gmail.com
www.rurallifeantiqueshow.com
Kalamazoo Circus Maximus
Antique Toy &
Collectible Show
SATURDAY, November 29th, 2013
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Michigan Fair Grounds
2900 Lake Street • Kalazazoo, Michigan
Admission $6.00 under 12 free
Preview admission Friday, November 23rd 4-8pm $30.00
From Antique to New
There’s A Toy Here For You!
For additional information or table availability call
Midwest Antique
& Art Show
The Market for Fine Americana
319-389-7779
and
The Collectors Eye
The Market for Distinctive
Collectibles & Antiques
319-360-4301
SUNDAY, OCT. 27 • 10-4
Expo Center
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
$8 Admission for both shows
mwantiqueshow.com
“PA R K ”
The
Holiday
Antique Show-Sale
Marathon Park’s E. Gate Hall
1201 Stewart Ave.
WAUSAU
Sat. 9-5
Sun. 10-4
ck
Clo er
or
t
Res
Nov.
9-10
35 Booths
Quality Antiques &
Collectables from 1870 thru
1970. See Yesteryear’s
charm, history & quality.
Crystal -China repaired on site!
Hwy 39/51 to Exit 192; East 1/2 mi.
Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144
www.antiqueshowsinwis.com
Please Let Our
Advertisers Know
Where You Saw
Their Ad!!!!
Porter County
Antique Show
SAT., NOVEMBER 2nd
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
SUN., NOVEMBER 3rd
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
Porter County Expo Center
215 Division Road
Valparaiso, IN
Over 100 Booths ~ Admission $4
We’re EVERYWHERE
THE BREW CITY
ADVERTISING &
REC ROOM DECOR SHOW
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8 - 2013
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
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2013
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
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
219-241-3328 or porterantiqueshow.com
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
FLEA MARKET
57th Annual Holiday
ANTIQUE SHOW
& SALE
November 17
Friday, November 22 ~ 10-8pm
Saturday, November 23 ~ 9-4pm
Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out!
1951 Bond St., Green Bay, WI
Sunday 10-4
MAYO CIVIC CENER
30 Civic Center Dr
Townsend Promotions
641-832-2700 507-269-1473
Our Famous Annual Holiday Tinley Park
Toy Show is not to be Missed!
T I N L E Y PA R K
T OY S H OW
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2013
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
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
From Antique to New
There’s A Toy Here For You!
For additional information or table availability call
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
www.circusmaximustoyshow.com
www.auctionactionnews.com
Milwaukee’s
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
FLEA MARKET
December 15
Sunday 10-4
MAYO CIVIC CENER
30 Civic Center Dr
Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out!
Townsend Promotions
641-832-2700 507-269-1473
DID YOU KNOW: all the blinking in one day
equates to having your eyes closed for 30 minutes.
Rock Garden Banquet &
Confrence Center
Green Bay-DePere Antiquarian Society
www.antiquariansocitetygbdp.org
DEADLINES ARE
TUESDAYS @ 5PM
ZURKO’S MIDWEST
PROMOTIONS
2013 Show Schedule
SEPTEMBER
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Sept. 21 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
OCTOBER
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
NOVEMBER
Nov. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Nov. 16 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener); DuPage County
Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectibles Fair; DuPage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
DECEMBER
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
Info: 715-526-9769
www.zurkopromotions.com
Email: zurko@frontiernet.net
www.auctionactionnews.com
ZURKO • ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES MARKETS/EVENTS • 715-526-9769 • www.zurkopromotions.com
• SHAWANO • • WHEATON • • EAGLE RIVER • • SHAWANO •
43rd Big Season for Flea Market National CIVIL WAR/Military Show & Sale
ANTIQUE MARKET
Harvest Fest Flea Market/Car Show SUN. OCT. 6
SUNDAYS
SAT. Sept. 21
SAT. OCT. 5
Every Sunday 7-4/$2 • Early Admission $10
Hours: Sat. 9-4 /$9 • Early 8 AM /$25
Hours: Sat. 7-4 • During “Cranberry Fest”
Sunday 7-4/$2 • Early Admission $10
SHAWANO COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
DUPAGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
DOWNTOWN EAGLE RIVER
SHAWANO COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
SHAWANO, WISCONSIN
(990 E Green Bay St. or Hwy 29)
WHEATON, ILLINOIS
(Cty. Farm & Manchester)
EAGLE RIVER, WI
SHAWANO, WISCONSIN
(990 E Green Bay St. or Hwy 29)
20
THE ACTION CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED
WANTED
MOVIE POSTERS WANTED: 1-Sheets,
3-Sheets, lobby cards, displays, banners, glass slides. Dwight Cleveland, PO
Box 10922, Chicago, IL 60610-0922.
773-525-9152 or Fax 773-525-2969.
E-mail: posterboss@aol.com
WANTED
SYRUP DISPENSERS
$10,000 ++ & UP
1905B
Call Collect Anytime
OLD RACINE, WI ITEMS WANTED:
Advertising, bottles, signs, etc. Call
262-554-0488 or horlick@wi.rr.com
901-761-9507
1844C
1908P
BUYING BEER SIGNS: Lighted
signs, plaques, tins, trays, knobs. No
mirrors. Must be within 2 hours of
Green Bay, Wisconsin. Call 920-6803192 or essdough@yahoo.com 1910C
OLD WISCONSIN BEER CANS /
COLLECTIONS: Flat Tops, Cone
Tops in rust free condition. Local collector will pay CA$H on receipt. Send
photos & contact info to: wisbeercans@gmail.com
1908/13/17/21/24/28
FOR SALE
MILITARY ITEMS WANTED
1844C
*Helmets * Daggers * Medals
* Flags * Uniforms * Wings
* Knives * Swords * Guns
*U.S. * German * Japanese
*Civil War * Span-Am * W.W.I
* W.W. II * Korea * Vietnam
Buying ANYTHING Military Related
Call Jerry 414-727-1190
Email: historicmilitariaservice@yahoo.com
TELEPHONES: Over 85 Different
genuine 1892-1983, parts, restorations,
FREE catalogue. We now offer our
entire business for sale 608-582-4124
or www.phonecoinc.com or email
phonecoinc@aol.com
1844C
ATTENTION DEALERS, PICKERS &
HOARDERS! “Barn Sale!” 50 years of
good antiques & collectibles. Bring your
truck or van “make a pile”. 90% wholesale, call Wheeler at 920-629-0926 for
appointment
1918B
Free List: INDIAN ANTIQUES,
Beadwork,
Weapons,
Clothing,
Macassins. Write Ed Hyde, 1708
Paseo De La Conquistadora, Santa Fe,
NM 87501 or ph: 505-983-2096 MU
FOR SALE
VINTAGE TABLETOP RADIOS ca 4050’s: Crosley, Zenith, General Electric,
Emerson, Montgomery Ward Airline,
RCA Victor. Most ready to use. All need
some cleaning. Call 920-858-0505 1910P
BARN SALE: 2 barns filled inside &
out with antiques, collectibles, primitives, Farmall B tractor (needs work),
lots of furniture, glassware, jewelry,
architectural items, work bench, gas
pump, crocks, flowers & specialty
pumpkins & much, much more!
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 THRU
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 7:30-6:00.
Located at W140 N10940 Country Aire
Drive (Off Mequon Rd), Germantown,
WI 53022
1909P
DEADLINES ARE TUESDAYS @ 5PM
UPCOMING AUCTION REMINDER
• Saturday September 21 •
Gary Potts: Auction, 10:30 AM, M209 Co.
Tr. E, Marshfield, WI 715-498-6097 or 715676-3699 Gary Potts See page 15 of Auction
Action AntiqueNews Issue #1844
• Sunday September 22 •
Stenzel Auction Service, Inc.: Excellent Estate
Auction, 10 AM, Collectors Hall, 135 W.
Center St., Cambridge, IL 309-937-1444
www.stenzelauction.com See page 12 of
Auction Action Antique News Issue #1908
• Wednesday September 25 •
North Central Sales Auction Service, LLC.:
Estate Auction, 4 PM, N7222 North St.,
Phlox, WI 715-623-5753 or 877-723-5753
Duke & Kathy Packard www.northcentralsales.com See page 9 of Auction Action
Antique News Issue #1909
Midwest Auctions, Inc.:Large Estate Artifact
Auction, 10:30 AM, Community Center, 211
3rd Ave., Low Moor, IA 563-682-7149
Russell Hayward Email: mwa@netins.net
wwwmwauctions.com See page 12 of Auction
Action Antique News Issue #1909
• Friday September 27 •
Liebe Auction Service: Estate Auction, 5
PM, 105 South Pine St., Weyauwega, WI
920-867-3352 E-mail: liebeauctions@centurylink.net www.liebeauctionservice.com See
page 13 of Auction Action Antique News
Issue #1908
Tri-County Auctions: Toy Auction, 11 AM,
Tri-County Auction Facility, 650E CR 400 N.,
Arcola, IL 217-268-3444 or 217-254-9899
See page 10 of Auction Action Antique News
Issue #1909
• Wednesday September 25 •
• Saturday September 28 •
Liebe Auction Service: Estate Auction, 5
PM, 105 South Pine St., Weyauwega, WI
920-867-3352 E-mail: liebeauctions@centurylink.net www.liebeauctionservice.com See
page 11 of Auction Action Antique News
Issue #1909
Hometown Real Estate & Auction Co., Inc.:
Estate Auction, 9 AM, Neighbors Pavilion
(formerly Pleshek’s), N4096 Co. Trunk. K,
Shawano, WI 715-526-6661 Clayton
McHugh Email: htrealty@htrealestate.com
www.htrealestate.com See page 13 of Auction
Action Antique News Issue #1909
• Thursday September 26 •
Haycraft Auction Co. Inc.: Large Public
Estate & Private Collection Coin Auction, 3
PM, Wapella Auction House, (US Hwy. 51
N.), Wapella, IL 217-935-6286, 309-275-4506
or 309-275-4508 Email:
haycraft@frontier.com www.haycraftauctions.com See page 12 of Auction Action
Antique News Issue #1909
Tri-County Auctions: General Auction, 8 AM,
Tri-County Auction Facility, 650E CR 400 N.,
Arcola, IL 217-268-3444 or 217-254-9899
See page 10 of Auction Action Antique News
Issue #1909
• Wednesday October 2 •
Liebe Auction Service: Estate Auction, 5
PM, 105 South Pine St., Weyauwega, WI
920-867-3352 E-mail: liebeauctions@centurylink.net www.liebeauctionservice.com See
page 11 of Auction Action Antique News
Issue #1909
• Friday October 4 •
Showtime Auction Service: Lifetime
Collection Auction, Oct. 4-6, Washtenaw
Farm Council Grounds, 5050 Ann
Arbor/Saline Rd.,, Ann Arbor, MI 316-7215236 www.showtimeauctions.com See page
15 of Auction Action Antique News Issue
#1908
• Saturday October 19 •
J&R Auctions LLC: Fabulous Auction, 1 PM
Shakopee VFW, 1201 3rd Ave.,E., Shakopee,
MN 612-865-2220 Jim Peterson Email:
Imauctnr@yahoo.com See page 11 of
Auction Action Antique News Issue #1908
PLEASE LET OUR
A D V E RT I S E R S
KNOW WHERE YOU
S AW T H E I R A D !
auctionactionnews.com
Portobello Road Booth
#49
Antiques & Appraisals
414-630-5624 or PortRoadAntiques@wi.rr.com
Circa 1890
embroidered
silk piano scarf.
Rand McNally 3”
globes from 1891.
A selection of
Native American
baskets.
Arts and Crafts
tall case clock,
circa 1905.
Come see us
at Booth #8
Booth
#8
Specializing in
Scandinavian Antiques
Schoolmaster Antiques
Fancy large metal
birdcage.
Early tin
eagle flag
holder.
Booth
#8A
21
22
Somerville’s Antiques
262-348-0157 or quarryfarms@yahoo.com
Jim & Earla Somerville
Great 2-way wood
sign from Maine, 31" X 26",
original paint, early 1900's.
Booth
#38
St. Paul, Minnesota ~
651-221-0531 or
Dgriffon@aol.com
www.trocadero.com/kwgantiques
Early, hard to
find, metal
balancing circus
elephant, original
paint, 24"T.
Aunties’ Attic Antiques
217-469-2256
or auntiesatticstj@gmail.com
Featuring Quality Antiques, Folk-Fine Art & More
Aunties' Attic Antiques will be bringing to the WADA Show numerous pieces of
majolica representing a wide variety forms from utilitarian to decorator.
Booth
#19
Siciliae Regnum
(Kingdom of Sicily)
Map per Gerard
Mercator, Second
State 1630, scarce.
Flight, Barr and Barr
Botanical Décor
Three Part
Fruit Cooler
with Impressed
BFB mark and
Puce mark with
Prince of Wales
1807-1813.
Katherine Walker
Griffith Antiques
Staffordshire platter
“Asiatic Palaces”,
circa 1835.
Fabulous FOLK-ART
wood train car,
original paint,
38"L X 14"T X 10 1/2" W.
Two 1800's
trenchers from
Maine, one is in dry
finish red, good patina.
Booth
#7a
Austrian Majolica
Walking Stick
Holder with
Ostrich.
Etruscan
Majolica Cake Stand by
Griffen, Smith and Hill.
The Calamity House
Campbellsport, WI • 920-533-8731 or rbs@kmoraine.com
Specializing in Antique Furniture & Accessories
1st Sampler: 1 of 3 samplers from a collection. This one
measures 11” X 13” in the frame & is done on rough linen,
signed & dated Mary Borvers? 178? American School. 2nd
Sampler: Measures 16” X 18” in the frame & appears to be silk
on fine linen, signed Janet Simpson Grangemouth, July 11,1826,
American School. 3rd Sampler: Measures 16.5” X 15.5” in the
frame & appears to be silk on fine linen, dated 1841, English.
Signed Pairpoint
Lampshade &
base, the
base is not
marked but is
documented as
Pairpoint, lovely
18” scenic shade
with fall trees.
Booth
#24
Original painted
sled with label,
“The Champion
#9” dated 1888,
measures
38” by 11”.
Bradley & Hubbard WILD
TURKEY door stop,
excellent condition, no rust
62nd Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Show
23
Chic Mantiques LLC
414-339-9504 or Metalman304@aol.com
Mark R. Liccione - proprietor
Mills Torch
5¢ slot
machine,
circa 1925.
1941 Near
mint Watling
penny
fortune
scale.
1925 Radiola
20 (RCA) tube
radio in working
order with
headphones.
Large selection
of Marx & early
20th Century
wind-up toys.
Booth
#40
Specializing in vintage “toys” for the mancave,
circa 1950’s & earlier.
Coin ops • Soda machines • Vintage advertising signs • Juke Boxes • Tobacciana
items • Barber shop historical signs • Antique Marx wind-up toys •
Slot machines 1930’s & earlier • Gumball machines & trade stimulators
1919 antique
Koken
porcelain
barber chair.
Nice
selection
of advertising signage
from 1940-1953.
Early 1950’s
restored Seeburg
100 “Happy Days”
juke box.
Extremely rare
1929 Spirit of
St. Louis working
motorized plane toy.
Match safes
and cigar
cutters in
sterling and
litho c1920s
Fire-Fighting Exhibit Represents 35 Years of Collecting,
142nd Anniversary of Peshtigo Fire
Collections can begin in
unexpected ways. In the 1970s Dick
Griem had admired a cousin's 1950s
Smith Miller toy ladder truck. When
his cousin was ready to sell, Dick
was ready to buy, and so began a 30year chase to acquire fire-fighting
memorabilia. The 1950s ladder truck
is still the Griem's favorite; one of the
many items Dick, and his wife,
Fighting the Flames board game.
Debbie, will bring for the special
exhibit booth at the October 4 & 5 Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association's
62nd Fall Show and Sale in Waukesha.
Marking the 142nd anniversary of the Peshtigo Fire (October 8, 1871),
the timely exhibit brings to mind the disaster that claimed 1,500 or more
Wisconsin lives and 1.2 million acres of forest. Because the Great Chicago
Fire took place two days later on October 10, 1871 killing hundreds of people
and destroying 3.3 square miles of Chicago, the Peshtigo Fire is quite often forgotten though both fires forever changed, for a variety of reasons, Wisconsin's
ancient woodlands.
A 1937 Dodge Fire Truck, part of the Griem's collection, is too large
to bring to Waukesha. However, plenty of other related objects will be on
display including ribbons & badges (back to the 1800s); fire extinguishers; helmets; nozzles; lights; pictures of old bucket brigades & battalions;
and board games & puzzles from the early 1900s will be on display.
Dick and Debbie Griem will be on hand to share their collection, delighted to answer any questions from newbies to advanced collectors alike. In
addition there are three large rooms to wander, all filled with authentic antiques
and experienced dealers at this semi-annual
invitation-only antiques show.
The Waukesha County
Expo
Center’s
Forum
Building, 1000 Northview
Road, Waukesha, WI 53188,
is the home of this event.
Show hours are Friday, 11-9 and
Saturday, 10-5. In addition to the good
food customers have come to expect, a
Friday Night Fish Fry has been added to the
menu so bring your appetite! Admission of
$6.00 funds scholarships for high school students as well as grants to Wisconsin historic
and heritage groups.
A $1.00 discount coupon is available
at: http://www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com/
Free parking. ATM on premises.
A small sampling
of toy fire trucks.
Structo Fire
Engine.
A sampling of Dick
Griem’s collection.
October 4 & 5, 2013 ~ Fri. 11-9 Sat. 10-5
24
of
Booth
#39
Booth
#37
Scott’s Antiques
Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin
414-332-8184
HollieDaz@wi.rr.com
Vintagerie
Presented by Ginger Dahms Wierman
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
715-829-4545
Handsome
wicker 21”H
child's pony
saddle with
original
leather seat
cushion,
stirrups &
tail crupper
$295.
Made since late 1800's, exquisite cranberry
stain King's Crown pattern by U. S., Tiffin,
& Indiana Glass Co. Pieces include pair of
very rare (1943-45) candelabra at $650, plus
pitcher, torte, bowls, compotes, (16) place
settings, tumblers, goblets & luncheon sets.
Waukesha County workbench, oak
& pine from Lannon, WI.,
9’ 9”L & 34"H w/drawer & lower shelf, a great
kitchen island, bar or sideboard, $1795.
Stunning Arts
& Crafts
lamp,
signed &
#'d
Flemish Copper
B.P. Co., 16”H
copper lamp &
shade is hand
embellished
w/tin, $245.
Iron Horse Antiques
815-575-1272 or
www.IronHorseAntiques.com
Jim & Debbie McArdle
See you at the
WADA Show
10/4 & 10/5
Tiffany Studios items: acorn leaded shade with rare
twig and berry bronze base and assorted candlesticks.
Coffee
grinders,
original paint
and decals.
Large variety of spool
cabinets and other
country store items.
Booth
#31
A large assortment
of antique guns and
edged weapons, plus
a rare Pierce Arrow
hood ornament.
Slot machines
including a Jennings
Chief Tic Tac Toe.
62nd Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Show