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BLACKSMITH TOOLS & HARDWARE • ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES
ARDEN FORGE
PETER A. RENZETTI, Owner
Dilworthtown, Pa.
TUESDAY, JUNE 19,1984 10 A.M.
COLLECTIBLES • MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS • ANTIQUES • HARDWARE
Oilworthtown, PA: Auction is located on the premises of Arden Forge, which lies on old
Route 202 south of West Chester, PA. Cut off Rt. 202 at Farmer In the Dell Restaurant
(Thornton/Birmingham Rd.) or at the light north of Painter's Crossroads (Rt. 202 & 1)
Franklin Western Suburbs Atlas Page 9 87.
FEATURING: 36” & 24” sheet metal rollers, industrial gas furnace oven, antique broom stitching
vise, apt. size refrig., cone mandrel, hundreds antique woodworking tools, Darra-James 6” thickness
planer, 36” wood cutting band saw, 1-HP “Beach” morticing machine with bits and chisels, 4”
Jointer, 6” Adjustable belt sander, 16V Chicago blower, 15 HP, 2 Lg. Anvils, 4 stump anvils,
stand/tray, Blacksmith’s tools, tinsmith tools, die filing machine, Wizard Tractor mower, 16” swing
metal lathe with drive belts and tooling, 1 Kohler engine, many electric motors, wood planes, draw
knives and a light growing system.
Furniture, household goods, tin & iron toys, plane saws & planes, new-old hardware (reproductions),
collectibles.
ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES - TOOLS - HARDWARE • FURNITURE - ETC.:
Copper still, Antique tandem bicycle frame, Lg. farm bell, Iron stands and kettle cradles, 7 antique
coal stoves/heaters, 1 Franklin Stove, hinges, locks, brackets, Cast iron stove plates, frame saws,
augers, chisels, axe heads, broad axes and adzs, silver & Demming hub boring machine, Stanley 45
with bits, Antique miter boxes, woodworking bench, woodworking tool chests, Conestoga wagon tool
box with led and hasp, copper candy kettles, child’s tin bathing tub, old camera equipment, andirons,
old picture frames, fireplace fenders (brass & iron), wash boilers, wrought iron lamp and post, hay
hook and pulley, waffle irons (cast), Fireplace grate, forged iron, wooden stitching horse, bench
shear, leg vises, bench vises, large forming stakes, tongs,
threading dies, lots of old iron items, stakes, bench mills, wooden
sea chest, cello, fiddles, viola, zither, dough troughs on legs,
wooden wash tub, double gate leg, drop leaf table, dovetail boxes,
piano stool, claw and ball feet, pie safe, 2 oak drafting tables, Pair
custom dune buggy bucket seats, 2 fancy, mahogany, carved
Empire side chairs, Mahogany tilt-top table, Antique wooden sled,
Child’s oak rocker, Art Deco sled, 1 four-ladder back chair,
primitive, crocks and jugs, 1 old snow scene tapestry, framed,
Antique miniature weapons set, ivory or bone handles, forged (215)692-2226
blades, Painted and grained jelly cupboard, old trunks, and . ' , -J ,
dovetailed blanket chests uc AU UB:> L
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Crop management decisions
to highlight Crops Day
UNIVERSITY PARK - Some
very important corn management
decisions will be discussed June 19
during the annual Crops Day at the
Rock Springs Agronomy Research
Farm of Penn State, nine miles
southwest of the campus on Route
45 west.
For example, farmers will see
research plots devoted to starter
fertilizer evaluation for both
conventional and no-till com.
Research in conventional com has
shown a consistent advantage with
starter fertilizer, said Lynn D.
Hoffman, farm superintendent.
Starter fertilizer is still being
tested on no-tillage com, a much
' newer management system, he
noted.
Application equipment on most
no-Ull com planters makes it
difficult to place starter fertilizer
in the traditional two inches above
and two inches beneath the seed,
Hoffman said. Visitors will see
trials evaluating various ap
plication techniques for starter
fertilizer in no-till com. Joe
McGahen and Lynn Hoffman will
be available to discuss these trials
and answer questions.
Crops Day will start at 9:30 a.m.
on June 19 with a lunch break at
noon. Lunch will be available at
the farm. The day’s program will
stress management of small
HOLSTEIN
AUCTION
SMITH-MEAD FARM
At the farm located along New Design
Road V/z miles southeast of Frederick, in
Frederick Co., Md. Take the exit at 76
Truck Stop off 1-70 and follow sale signs.
MONDAY, JULY 2,1984
11:00 A.M.
132 HEAD OF HOLSTEINS
130 Registered • 21. D. Grades
80 Cows - 52 Heifers of All Ages
Tested for Interstate Shipment
Pregnancy Checked
EXCELLENT PRODUCTION
Rolling Herd Average; 17,302 M 3.8% 650 F
28 Cows selling have 20,000 M to 30.000 M
A number due before sale and many due
September and October.
Plenty of base milk!
YOU’LL LIKE THE TYPE
Scored last August with 109.6 BAA
Maryland’s highest BAA herd!
Every cow selling that has been scored is either
EX or VG except 7 Good Plus cows.
35 selling from EX dams. 105 selling from EX
or VG dams.
FANCY SHOW PROSPECTS
Several fancy 2-yr olds, a Pete 3-yr old that
could show anywhere, outstanding heifers for
all classes with pedigree to match. These
heifers are an exceptional group and include
some by Columbus and Tony.
THE GRADES
Two fantastic I.D. grades - selling fresh!
Note: This offering combines full deep
pedigrees with top production and sensational
type.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check. Sale in Tent.
OWNER
GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH 111
5504 New Design Road
Frederick, Md. 21701
Ph. 301-663-9006
For catalogs write or call:
George William Smith
12337 Legore Road
New Midway, Md. 21775
Ph. 301-845-8815
A. Doty Remsburg • P.O. Box 177
Jefferson, Md. 21755
Ph. 301-473-8214
I—CMtwfaftat, Saturday, mm m, ju
grains and forage, as well as com.
Tours will end at 4 p.m.
Weed control will be another
feature at this year’s Crops Day.
Tom Lanini and Nate Hartwig wUI
show their research work
evaluating various herbicides for
effective weed control in com. The
Penn Staters will also be available
to answer weed control questions.
Another feature of Crops Day
1984 at the Agronomy Research
Farm will be nitrogen fertilizer
application technique for no-till
com. Nitrogen losses causes by
leaching, volatilizing, and
denitrification are possible and, in
fact, a serious economic factor
under some circumstances. New
and up-to-date techniques of
nitrogen economic impact on
many Pennsylvania farms,
many Pennsylvania farms.
Manure and its importance as a
nutrient source for com production
will be discussed. Richard Fox and
Les Lanyon will be on hand to
discuss nitrogen application and
use of manure. They will also
answer a wide range of crop fer
tility questions.
Farm superintendent Hoffman
urges farmers to bring their
questions to Crops Day June 19. He
indicated several College of
Agriculture specialists will be on
hand to answer questions.
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