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5a /e reports
Outstanding show cattle on hand
NEXT COW SALE FRI. OCT. 15
wner
HARLES C. MYERS Phone:
PARK MYERS.
Sales Manager ° r 717-569-6800
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUES, COLLECTOR’S ITEMS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, & TOOLS
of M.E. Barley, Coffee & Peanut Dist, of Hellam,
Pa Located at 505 East Main St., Heilam Boro,
York Co., Pa.
SAT., OCT. 2,1976
Oak Bedroom suite; cottage wash stand w- leaf
pulis; sq. oak ext. table. 6 plank bottom chairs; drop
eaf table; oak chairs w- matching rocker; other
rockers; cane seat chairs; oak stands; pump organ &
stool (From the old Mt. Pisgah Church); oak high
chair w- tray; set of 4 straight back chairs; oak desk &
swivel chair; 2Victrolas; wooden mantle place; ornate
wooden drug store shelving; library tables; antique
clocks; baby cradle; towel racks; 2 treadle sewing
machines; oak commode; candy case w- glass sliding
loors; rare old Ball watch adv. wall regulator clock;
g tin Hanover baker bread box; Ig. old tin hanging oil
amp w- shade; kerosene lamps; kerosene heater; 2
small coffee roasters; 2 electric coffee grinders; 2
weighing coffee dispensers; very Ig. old coffee grin
per; tin cans & containers; ice tea dispenser; oil
pcales; ball scales; small brass store scales; platform
pcales; jugs w- spigots; coffee mill; meat grinder;
crocks; jugs; jars; iron pot; candy, cracker & peanut
Jars; slaw cutter; wash boards; copper ice cream
Pleasures; cigar cutting boards; Barley adv. items;
Pnp-o-iator coffee urns; paper cutters; stereo viewer
* pictures; 1936 AAA picture; old Masonic picture;
lelluoid cresser set; depression, pattern & carnival
!lass; Nippon; Noritake; German china; pewter; flat
r °n; trivets; purses; war ration books; sheet music;
W record albums; picture frames; picture albums;
ttbmet radios; old medicine cans & bottles; iron stone
jitcher; adding machine; check writers; tape
“Spenser; antique Excelsior printing press; old
’imting blocks, some w- scenes of York; old carpenter
toest w- sliding trays; store door bell; York gas
'eater; other small gas burning stoves; blanket chest;
food boxes; accordian; shoe lasts; fire ext.; filing
;a bmet; jig saw; table saw; drill press; bench vises;
'find stone; Pa. railroad shovel; very small platform
■cales ; scoops; 2 coal brooder stoves; hand tools; old
; ar kghts; piles of scrap metal; table & 6 chairs;
Metric motors; electric train set; Simplicity garden
ractor w- plow & cultivators; lawn mower; hundreds
•t old Si interesting items too numerous to mention,
“ease come early & bring lawn chairs.
I er ms: cash or approved check
The Coffee & Peanut Man
I Hellam, Pa.
JJ°bert L. Sechrist, auctioneer Ph. 382-4379
Person & Warner, clerks
Not responsible for accidents
Refreshment rights reserved
at9:OOA.M
M. E. BARLEY
Jim Adriance wax the
auctioneer
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A Ihiblic Sale of real exitale
and personal property wax
held by Mr* Mabel A iHetx
I miles south of HelUm. Pa
The 34 acre (arm with
frame it log bouae, frame
Urn, garage and chicken
houae was aotd (or 130.200
Other interextlng Items
were Hrmpstay (alone) *55
and piles of split wood from
*l2 to 115 each
Jacob A Gilbert was the
auctioneer
XXX
A Ihibllc Sale of personal
property and antiques was
sold by Katie E Coble 2
miles north of Ellra
bclhtown, Co , Pa on
Sept 18 There was a nice
turnout of people attending
Items sold included
Shirley Temple pitcher >3O.
Fairbanks-Morsc Gas
Engine >4OO, Regulator Wall
Clock 1165, Gas Table Light
$35,1952 Super 8 Buick $350,
Wood plane $25, Powder
Horn $19.50, and Wooden
Wheelbarrow $26.
Auctioneers were George
E. Stone, Jr. and John D.
Kilmer.
A Public Sale of household
items and antiques was held
by Maude C. Herr mile
south of New Danville, Lane.
Co., Pa. on September 16th.
Prices received were:
Homespun Linen Samplers
$2OO and $395, Amana
Refrigerator $2OO, Drop-leaf
tables $l6O & $145, Dry Sink
$l2O, Chest $l2O, Coverlet
$lO5, Heart-shaped cheese
molds $65 each, Brass Pail
$7O, and Doll $87.50.
Auctioneers were Carl and
John Diller and J. Everett
Kreider.
A 54 acre farm owned by
Harvey W. & Lydia M.
Located off Route 41 - Lancaster Avenue opposite Turkey Hill Minit
Market - Cross RR Bridge.
Early walnut comer cupboard 7 ft. high with panel
doors; pump organ; Tiffany type hanging oil lamp;
rope beds; walnut, cherry and chestnut dropleaf
tables; 18th century Chester County kitchen table with
twist legs; childs Windsor high chair; praying bench;
Victorian round table with pink marble top; double
pedistal executive desk; dovetail and brass hardware;
oak hunt board; Queen Anne flip-top tripod table,
circulated 1750 to 1760; small copper kettle; pot belly
stove; Edison phonograph with Momingglory horn;
Hudson River Valley has circulated 1700’s, oak, 2
doors, pin mounted with 2 drawers, ornate fruit
cravings, (museum piece); Victorian parlor organ;
PA Dutch linen press; primitive oil paintings; large
brass coach lanterns; Rosewood square grand
pianoforte by Geib & Walker, 1845 serial number, in
excellent condition; huge Gothic sea chest all original,
circulated 15th Century; fireplace fender with mat
ching fire dogs (brass and iron); pair Sunflower An
dirons; stagecoach strong box; Strawberry tree under
glass dome; Queen Anne pewter coffee urn; white
coverlet; bronze casting 12 x 18 bust profile of George
Washington; 18th century German manuscript in
original oak frame, wooden case, and wax seal; small
Indian rug; Indian tomahawk; glass, china and pot
tery; 8 in. gaudy Dutch shallow bowl; early cow
creamer and lid; small figurine; small copper lustre
pitcher; exceptional RS Prussia 11 % inch tall pitcher;
9 inch RS Prussia plate; RS Prussia celery tray; early
salt glazed jugs with decorations; Roseville 3 piece
Wedgewood chamber set, Blue Willow pattern; 5 piece
chamber set, rose pattern; Limoges cups and saucers;
large blue early Staffonshire bowl; 12 Amethyst stem
glasses by Fry; 6 goblets and 6 champagnes; 6 cut
glass finger bowls; Pink lustre pitcher; metallic stein;
Victorian blueberry vase; cut glass decanter; art
glass; Blue Aurene plate and peacock vase by
Steuben; slipware marriage plate; rare soft paste cup,
farmhouse and farmers daughter; flow blue pitcher;
early Cauldon 10% inch fox hunt plate; and much
more.
This is only a partial listing. Inspection of mer
chandise Friday, October 1 from 9 a.m. until sale time.
IRA STOLTZFUS & SON, Auctioneers
442-4936 or 442-8254
Jay Leary, Auctioneer
354-0423
Martin ui sold at l*ubllc
Auction Sapt II for 1104,74}
The buyer wa» Richard
Zimmerman of tlrirkerville
Ttw (arm lx located 1 mile
west of Kphrata. 1 anc (a .
Pa and included a 2 S-alary
frame houae. a Urge frame
bank barn and apteral
chicken houses
John K and Paul K
Martin were the auctioneer*
XXX
A Complete Dispersal of a
milking herd and springing
heifer* wax held Sept 15 b>
Mr h Mm I>evl Berkcy 4
miles north of .Somerset. Pa
The top cow wax sold for
*3200 and the 130 registered
and Hi-Gradc Holsteins
averaged *BOO each
Sale managers were Matt
and Reed I jjcc
XXX
A Public Sale was held by
Mr &. Mrs Barry L
Rcachard 1 mile from
Stovcrtown, York Co , Pa on
Sept 18 before a good crowd
The 20 acre farm with
bam, wagon shed, 24 story
house and spring house was
sold for $54,000
Other items included
Horses $320 St $250, Donkey
$42 50, Beef Heifers $155 St
$l3O, Ford 901 tractor $1255,
J.D. “B" tractor $540, Potato
Digger $l6O and Victorian
love seat sofa $245.
Charles L. Wehrly was the
auctioneer.
A Public Auction of a 45
acre farm, machinery and
antiques was held by Elmer
S. & Grace S. Shreiner near
the village of Rothsville,
Lane. Co., Pa. on September
18th.
The land sold for $3,050 per
acre or $138,970 for the 45
acres, 14 story brick house,
bank barn and two-car
garage.
Machinery and household
items sold as follows:
Farmall H Tractor $760, 1949
GAP AUCfIIM
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1
5:30 P.M
UruuxtPf farming Saturday S*pt ?5.1976
Ford Tractor *l*s. Monarch
Cook Move *3OO.
Cultivator-Marrow 1170,
1U , .pdeak *2OO. Safe 1105,
Shw’/uard *83,1 Hrownxlown
Dlxhex *l7 ra . Tavern Table
4 4 chalrx *lBO. Pump
Trough *5O. J ime oak
Hrdroom Suite *165 and
Clothes Tree *23 50
JUndallV Kline and IJoyd
H Krrlder were the auc
tioncers
XXX
HUNTERS SAIJ-, HAHN,
INC held thetr weekly sale
Monday Sept 20 at Rising
Sun. Maryland
STEERS High Choice and
Prime 35 50, Good to Choice
29 50-33 50
HEIFERS Feeder 33 00.
36 00 8c 38 00. Good to Choice
28 00-32 50, Other 18 00-22 00.
few 25 00
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AUCTIONEERS
FRANK &
PAUL SNYDER
Livestock, Farm Equipment,
Household Goods, Antiques
No sale too small
or too large
717-859-2688
717-733-7052
RANDAL V. A LLOYD H.
KLINE S KREIDER
717-733-1006 717-786-3394
Auctioneers & Sales Managers
SpeciaKzint In:
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Complete Professional Auction
Service with Tent Available
PUBLIC AUCTION
dtendie rfttdUo* Sendee
RDS MANHEIM, PA PHONE )717| 665 5735
PROFESSIONAL • LICENSED
AUCTIONEERS
J. Omar Landis & J. M. Witman
“SPECIALISTS"
• AUTOMOBILES • ANTIQUES-FURNISHINGS
• ESTATES • LIVESTOCK MACHINERY
• REAL ESTATE » MAILING LIST AVAILABLE
' We are now listing Fall Sales.
KUI DKH STKMtS Wood
lo rhalrr 36 00 II 00
Standard to (i-ood 75 00-37 00
HUIJ.S 1360 lb 2 9 75
('()WS Hill. (holer to
Prime 77 50-3*oo Wood to
.Standard 70 00. 26 75. &
77 00. Utllft) 33 W 26 75
( irtlrm 22 0073 00. (-annrr*
15 00. 18 00 k 21 75
('AI.VKS High to ("holer
i 3 0048 00, (rood to ("holer
38 00-42 00. SUndard to (,ood
33 00 37 00. Utillt) 28 00-
32 00. Uw Utillt) 15 00.
22 00. 23 00 & 25 00
IlfXiS 30 to 40 lb b) head
(20 to 125 , 150 to 170 lb (33
(36 to (38
SOWS 31 00-33 00
BOAHS 28 00-32 00
Norman Hunter is the
Sales Manager and auc
tioneer
Auctioneer's
Directory
FOR ixjMpLin'L
SERVICE CALL
JOHN E. MARTIN
RDl.Durlach
Road, Ephrata
73M511 or
PAUL E. MARTIN
Stevens RDI, Box 551
75M305
LICENSED
AUCTIONEERS
No Sale Too Small
or Large
Tents Available
ALVIN L MILLER
Licensed
AUCTIONEER
Bonded
• REAL ESTATE
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• FARM MACHINERY
• HOUSEHOLD GOODS
No Sale too Small
or too large
PH: 717-392-1547
1927 Horseshoe Road
Lancaster, PA
PAUL E. SANGER
Realestate Auctioneer
The Farm
Realestate
Specialist
Licensed, Bonded'
Registered &
Experienced
Call 717-272-1025
Lebanon, PA
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