D 30-La ncastar Farming Saturday, Saptambar 6,1986 were . white carnival
cup $2BO, other carnival
_ _ __ pieces $2OO to $3OO each,
I U oak bedroom suite
IB $1,200, bowfront china
* closets $575 & $300,5 pc.
walnut Victorian parlor
A Public Auction of were; A.C. SOW tractor The auctioneer was su ite $350, unusual
farm machinery and w/loader $8,900, J.D. Robert C. Mullendore. Victor victrola $525 and
household goods was 4020 tractor $B,OOO, J.D. tea set with pheasant
held August 30 by H. F. R tractor $2,200, N.H. 56 XXX design $3OO, plus 1978
“Buddy” Eyler, % mile side rake $7OO, N.H. 68 A Public Auction of Pontiac Sunbird $1,600.
south of Wolfsville, baler $900,8 iron kettles antiques was held Bob & Tom Sechrist
Maryland on Route 17. $lOO average, copper August 30 for Walter C. were the auctioneers.
There were about 400 apple butter kettle $525 and Mabel E. Smith at XXX
people attending the and registered Shor- 50 W. High St., Windsor, A Public Auction of
sale. thorn stock cows $6OO York Co., Pa. tractors and lawn
Some items sold (average for each). Some items sold equipment was held
August 29 by the Box
' Hill Land Co. Inc., In
dian Rock Dam Road,
southwest of York, Pa.
—A 'I Some prices were:
~ M.F. skid steer loader
1' mrilMiilikffi $3,800, Case 830 G
farming tractor |2>7so> limb
J chopper $l,OOO, Int. 1W
tractor w/sickle bar
D kfl fJ | mower $3,100,1978 Ford
■ I m I pickup w/snow plow
" ~ "" 1 _ $2,800, 1973 Ford F5OO
CADM w/dump bed $7,400,
OKPtK rOKM stfSs.SK!
and lawn vacuums $5OO
As a service to our readers, Lancaster Farming offers you the
opportunity to order prints of the photos that appear in the the auctioneer
paper. If you would like to order a picture, please complete the XXX
form below and mail it, along with a check made payable to a Complete Milking
Lititz Record Express, Inc., to Photo Order, Lancaster Farming, Herd Dispersal was held
P.O. Box 366, Lititz, PA 17543. August 28 by Roy and
Tim Wilbert, at R.D. 1,
PRICES: Upper Dauphin
BCo., Pa. A nice sized
□ Bxlo- *4.24Tax Inc. □ 5x7-*3.71 Tax Inc. crowd attended the sale.
□ , , .. The top price for one
4x5- 3.lBTaxlnc. 0 f the registered
N 0 0 f Issue Holsteins was $2,025 and
Prints Size Date Page Wgh was ,
___ ..I .i $1,750. The average of
, the 50 registered
animals was $1,199.
A January Ned Boy
calf was sold for $1,325
— and 13 calves averaged
$458.
Mark Click was the
. _ . . . auctioneer and Kling’s
Amount Enclosed Auction Service con-
Name ducted the age.
P,easePrint A Public Sale of real
AHHracc estate and antiques was
held September 1 for the
Cora Frederick Estate
along Route 897 at
Phone ! Swartzville, Lane. Co.,
Pa.
The 6 acres were sold
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for $82,400 and included
a 214 story frame
shingled dwelling with
13 rooms, hip roof frame
barn, 3 car block garage
and work shop and other
outbuildings.
Other prices were:
Steely made Windsor
rocker $1,040,
Washington Vase
service for 6 $9OO, green
agateware pieces $5O to
$l5O each, Indian
statues $l5O, hanging
lamp $420, 2 parlor
lamps $340 each,
Bohemian wine set $9O
and J.D. 106-8 H.P.
riding mower $1,025.
H. H. Leid Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
A Public Sale of real
estate and household
goods was held August
30 by George L. Bupp,
R.D. 11, York, Pa. along
Accomac Road.
The 7.29 acres with a
frame house and 4 car
cement block garage
was sold for $77,000.
Other prices were:
china closet $275, small
table $l5O, Waterbury
shelf clock $l5O, blanket
chest $l7O, small York
safe $275, small Maytag
washer motor $45,
wooden straw fork $65,
small iron camel shoe
lath $95, carnival bowl
$125, old J.D. model L
tractor & equipment
$B6O, 1955 Ford pickup
truck $7OO and Sears 10
hp. mower $320.
Jacob A. Gilbert and
Brian L. Gilbert were
the auctioneers.
XXX
A Public Auction of an
85 acre farm and an
tiques was held Sep
tember 1 by Thomas
and Grace Hunter, 1
mile south of UnityvUle,
Pa., 7 miles north of
Millville. A huge crowd
attended the sale.
The two parcels
brought a combined
price of $86,000 and
included a 7 room home
with attached 2 car
garage, large bank bam
remodeled for horses,
pond and new well.
Some other prices
were: walnut Sheraton
chest of drawers $2,850,
Chestnut 2 piece sink
cupboard $B5O, bar stool
$65, oak ball rack $4OO,
turned leg desk $230,
softwood comer cup
board $1,025, stepback
cupboard $325, cherry
rope bed $2lO, spool
comer what-not stand
$l6O, copper applebutter
kettle $220 and marble
top stand $175.
Fraley Auction Co.,
conducted the sale.
XXX
A Public Sale of an 80
acre farm was held
August 30 by B & K
Farms, R.D. 1,
Newville, Cumberland
Co., 2 miles south of
Centerville, Pa.
The farm with an
60’zl20’ Morton
aluminum building was
sold for 1199,000 to the
Penn Township Fire
Company, Huntsdale,
Pa.
Art Rife was the
auctioneer.
XXX
The first of a 2 day
sale of old periodicals,
books and documents
was held August 30 at
the Farmersville Fire
Hall on E. Farmersville
Rd., Farmersville,
Lancaster Co., Pa. The
materials were from the
libraries and collections
of H. Glenn Baker,
Berks Co., Julia Byrd,
Washington, D.C.,
Margaret Groff, Den
ver, Dr. Raymond
Stayer, Denver and
Leon Walters,
Maryland.
Prices included the
following: eight 1817
Lancaster newspapers
$2OO, 2 Ephrata
“Martyr’s Mirrors”
$1,300 each, set of
periodicals “The Gospel
Visitor” 1851-1873 $630,
“A Short and Plain View
of the Outward Yet
Sacred Rights and
Ordinances of the House
of God” by Alexander
Mack $200,2-volume set
“Picturesque America”
$l3O, “The U.S. Album”
1844 published by
Reigart of Lancaster
$145, 2 Ephrata New
Testaments printed at
the Cloister $l9O & $230,
3-volume set “The
Pennsylvania German
Pioneers $lBO, 17-
volume set of
magazines, Penn
sylvania History and
Biography $570 and 4-
volume set of History of
Lancaster County $lO5.
Auctioneers were T.
Glenn Horst and
Timothy G. Horst.
The Farmersville
Auction held their Labor
Day Antique Sale Sept. 1
at Farmersville, 3 miles
east of Brownstown,
Lane. Co., Pa.
PUBLIC SALE
of
REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & COINS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 11,1986
Salt Time: 3:30 P.M.
Real Estate 7 P.M., Coins 8:30 P.M.
Located along Smokestown Rd.,
Smokestown, PA, (Denver RD#4), Rt.
272 North of Zinn's Diner to light, turn
west Rt. 897, to Smokestown Rd. Lan
caster County, PA.
2 ACRES M/L
2 STORY SIDED DWELLING
Frame Workshop
Call 267-5388 or 215-266-9332.
Antiques, Coins
& Household Goods
Mahogany Bedroom Suite, Antique Slant-
Top Desk, Jelly Cupboard, Frigidaire Side-By-
Side Refrigerator, Oak Bed, Reed Chest,
Clothes Trees, Trunks, Quilt Frame, Blanket
Chest, Bench, Maytag Washer, Coffee Grinder,
Advertising Box, Antique Camera, Projection
Light, Stereo Viewer, Glass Negatives,
Druggist Scales, Old Photo Equipment,
Telescope.
Ledgers, Postcards, Mantel Clock, TAUF
SCHEIN & CERTIFICATES.
Metal Toys, Keystone Railroad, Pull Toys,
Racer, Pie Crimper, Watches. LINENS- 5
Antique Quilts, Quilt Tops, Fancy Work, Home-
Spun, Crib Quilt, Show Towels, Braided Rugs,
Lap Robe, Feather-Stitched Comforts.
CHINA & GLASSWARE- Theodore Haviland
Limoge, Edward Fenton, Zamara, Woolish
croft (M-Z) Austria, Soft Paste Teapot, Car
nival Candy Dish, Bennington Bowl, Lead
Crystal, Kerosene Light, Agate, Slaw Board,
Stoneware, Jug, Copper Boiler, Baskets, Flat
Irons.
Wooden Wheelbarrow, Wooden Plane,
Carpenter Tools, Iron Trough, Chicken Crate,
Milk Cans, Feed Chest, Pump Trough, 12 Ga.
Double-Barreled Shotgun, .22 Rifle.
COINS- 52 Silver Dollars (Including 1798), 95
Silver Half Dollars (Including 1807), Com
memorative Half Dollars, Silver Quarters,
Silver Dimes, Two & Three Cent, Large &
Small Cents, Uncirculated Rolls of Coins,
Wheat Pennies, Mint & Proof Sets.
TERMS BY:
RUTH E. MERKEL
T. Glenn Horst, Auct.
859-1331-AU-00438L
Timothy G. Horst, Auct.
738-1245-AU-001767L
John E. Huber, Atty.
Some prices received
were: 1869 coverlet $270,
rope bed $l6O, pine dry
sink $250, oak dresser
w/high mirror $230,
chestnut dropleaf table
w/8 boards $270,
wheelbarrow $l7O, oak
table w/claw feet & 2
boards $625, walnut tilt
top table $l5O, hog
scalding trough $6O, oak
ice box $275, oak hall
rack $lBO, 2 counter
showcases $l5O each,
walnut dovetailed
blanket chest $l7O, coin
dot opalescent pitcher &
6 tumblers $7O and
Cowden butter jug $525.
The sale was con
ducted by John J. Rutt
with Lester Weaver as
auctioneer.
XXX
A Consignment Sale of
antique cars and a
steam engine was held
August 30 at the
Williams Grove
Historical Steam
Engine Association, 10
miles south of
Harrisburg off Rt. 15 or
74.
Prices at the Ist
Annual Sale were: built
model traction steam
engine $6,000,1937 Buick
4-door special $2,900,
1932 Ford Model B dump
truck $675 and tractors
ranged from $395 to
$BOO.
Auctioneers were
Little Ike Eichelberger,
Melvin Haines and
Ralph Brenneman.