Sale Reports
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FARM MACHINERY i
I AUCTION l
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1987
10:00 A.M
HUBERT HALE
River Road, Harmony, NJ
1982 AC 4WD #6060 diesel tractor w/only
450 hrs. & front end loader, clean & sharp.
(Tractor Sells w/a Reserve). 2 head Fox
chopper, plows, machinery & tools.
Full List In Next Week’*
Lancaster Farming
ARTHUR HANNA-AUCTiONEER
Bloomsbury, MJ
201-995*7862
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PUBLIC SALE
MANY YEARS ACCUMULATION
METAL LATHES, BANDSAWS,
FARM EQUIPMENT, ANTIQUES,
HORSE WAGONS, AUTOS,
LUMBER, ETC.
SATURDAY, AUG. 29, 1987
AT 8:30 A.M.
SALE WILL BE HELD ON THE PRE
MISES LOCATED 2 MILES EAST OF
HANOVER, PA. ON ROUTE #ll6
THENCE TURNING SOUTH AT
HANOVER CANNING COMPANY
ONTO GRANDVIEW DRIVE TO FIRST
FARM ON LEFT BEING CLOSE TO
CLARES DRIVE-IN.
NICE WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT
4 Metal lathes, 1 an FOE Reed Co. 7” swing &
30” bed; Cary 8” swing & 4’ bed, Fairbanks 5”
swing & 2’ bed with tools & motor; Small
Lathe; Milling machine complete; Metal hack
saw; 2 Bandsaws, 1 a 36” & 1 a 14” wheel;
Craftsman 12” planer; Tire bender; Blacksmith
forge: 3 Auto floor jacks; 2 Chain hoists, 1 &
'A Ton; Wood lathe, 6” swing & 30” bed; Air
compressor, twin cylinder, 3HP; Reamers, Lg.
meter box 110 AMP new.
FARM ITEMS
Old Cat crawler tractor, 1947 JD “B” tractor,
live power; JD LA Tractor with plow, cult., &
mower; Massey Harris 2-14” plow, 3 Pl;
Dellinger 10” hammermill; Ferguson tractor
loader; Miller portable generator, 220 AMP;
Dump rake; 1-Row com planter, 2 Com shell
ers, 1 & 2 hole w/motors; Wood shifting lad
ders, 16 & 20 ft.; 8* single ladders; Platform
scales; Hydraulic jacks; Craftsman chain saw;
Power meat grinder; Rope & tackles; Belt lac
ers; 10’ aluminum stepladder. Wagon tongues;
Chains; Scaulding troughs; Wood springhouse
trough; Wises; 10’ Overhead door.
ANTIQUES, HORSEDRAWN,
AUTOS, ETC.
Timken buggie, muncie top, T.S. Blocker, Lit
tlestown, PA, Basket phaeton needs repair;
Cowboy cart; 12 Buggie wheels; 7 prs. of
shalves; Surry poles; Wagon parts; Hay forks;
1926 Chevrolet motor w/saw rig; 1947 Willys
Jeep; SHP New Holland gas engine; 12 old auto
motors & radiators; Steam engine boiler; Bur
row mill stove: Carpenters work bench; Large
dinner bell; 2 Meal benches; Hand well pumps;
Straw cutting box; Unusual 5 shovel cultivator;
Sideboard: Oak extension table; Stone crocks;
Treadle sewing machine; Many wood pulleys;
Oak “S” Roll writing desk; 5,000’ of old wal
nut, pine & oak boards & plank of various
lengths of widths; Plus many small items not
listed.
TERMS: Cash or personal checks with
approval.
HENRY G. STAMBAUGH,
Owner
Box #74-Grandvlew, RD #3
Hanover, PA Phone: 717-632-1633
CLAIR R SLAYBAUGH, Auctioneer
PA Lie. #BS6L
A Complete Disper
sal of Scottsholm Hols
teins was held August
12 by Jerry and Yvonne
Scott, 2 miles south of
Troy, Pa.
The top cow sold for
$2750, the second high
was two animals at
$2500 and the third high
cow brought $2400. The
average of the 46 cows
sold was $1260 and the
average of the 90 head
of cows, heifers and
calves was $975.
Gordon Wood was
the Sales Manager.
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A Public Auction of a
stone one room school
house and land was held
August 12 for the estate
of Dr. Eleanor Hallman
McCombs, at intersec
tion of Richmond Rd.
and Dellinger School
Road, York Co., Pa.
The one room school
house on a comer lot
with frontage on two
roads was sold for
$12,300.
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Blaine N. Rentzcl
was the auctioneer.
A Public Sale of anti
ques and household
goods was held August
15 by Alma L. Keener
and Lester E. & Betty
Miller, 1531 Manhcim
Pk., Lancaster, Pa.
Some prices received
were: N.I. 323 1-row
com picker $l9OO, sew-
United States District Court
for the
Middle District Of Penna.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
In The Matter Of Raymond M. Reed
T/O/B/A Double R Enterprises
Gift World Division
BK#l-87-00402
ON THURSDAY EVENING,
AUGUST 27, 1987 at 6:30 P.M.
At Craiey Fire Hall, Craley, Penna.
The following will be sold at absolute
auctlon-
Casi V.P. 4,000 computer portrait compu
ter, Texas Instruments 801 printer, Micfo
line 80 Printer, Apple II + computer, Apple
disc 11, 3 metal 20 drawer files, lots of inven
tory consisting of framed pictures of vari
ous types in 8"x1 0”, 11”x13” & 16”x20’’, lots
of prints only in a variety of sizes & descrip
tions several thousand picture frames
8”x10”, 11"x13", 16”x20”, also various
types of supplies such as glass, cardboard
backing, boxes, misc. files, tables, etc., etc.
used in the business of making picture
frames, stock consisting of some childrens
T-shirts, adult T-shirts, sweatshirts, Base
ball shirts, hats, tote bags, puzzles, posters
& other misc. items. NOTE: Everything
sold at absolute auction to the high bidder.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Anyone consider
ing going into a business of this type for
Malls, Fairs, Carnivals, Flea Markets, etc.,
be sure & attend this auction for stock,
equipment, etc.
TERMS: Cash, Certified or Cashiers'
checks, no personal or out of state checks.
Not responsible for accidents on day of
auction. Refreshments available. Inspec
tion 1 Hour prior to auction.
JOHN W. THOMPSON, JR.
Trustee
Brian L. Gilbert
Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneers
Pa. License #2256 & #336
Phone 252-1656 or 252-3591
ing machine $4OO, toy
tractors $12.50 to $3lO,
quilt $lOO, doll crib
$lBO, filing cabinets
$llO to $2OO and brass
bed $l3O.
Wolgcmulh Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
Quick’s Turkey Farm
held a public sale
August 15, 2'A miles
off Rt. 92 between
Nicholson, Pa. & off Rt.
6 Deer Park Lumber,
Tunkhannock, Pa. The
owner was Betty Quick
and a nice sized crowd
attended the sale.
Some items were:
fancy 3 pc. bedroom
suite $l5OO, tiger maple
1- stand $750, 2
sterling silver tea sets
$B5O & $750, cut glass
dishes $2O to $l5O each
turkey incubators $lOO
10 turkey feeders $lO
2- cart $5O, Gone-
With-Wind lamp $575,
blue swirl milk pitcher
$lOO, food dryer $65,12
game plates $47.50 each
and 2 walnut frames
$37.50 each.
Jerry Burke was the
auctioneer.
A Public Auction of
real estate and house
hold furnishings was
held August 15 by Flor
ence Bair, 10 miles west
of Coatesvillc, Paradise,
Pa.
BANKRUPTCY
AUCTION
The 3 story stone ■
building on .4 acres with
on-site sewage and on
site well was sold for
$36,000.
Other prices were:
wardrobe $3OO, decor
ated bedroom suite
$5OO, lawn tractor $6OO,
chest of drawers $5O
and old Singer sewing
machine $3O.
Whitford Sales Com
pany conducted the sale,
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A Public Auction of
furniture, porcelain and
antiques was held
August 15 by Freida
Koppenhavcr and the
late Robert A. Koppen
haver, 321 Pottsville Sl„
Wiconisco, Pa.
Some prices received
were: Japanese picture
$l5O, statue of man &
woman with mirroi
$340, ivory tusk w/
thermometer $2lO, 27
pc. azalea dishes $495,2
mounted turtles $l4O
132 pc. set Mintons dis
hes $lOOO, miniature
dry sink $5BO, Tiffany
lamp $1590, Japanese
vase $340, wooder
checkerboard set $lO5
3 pc. oak bedroom suite
$1125, French clocl
$515, box of old table
cloths $270, ceramic
figurine of lady $235
star quilt $255, 6 large
& 10 medium clay mar
bles $llO, old Christ
mas ornaments $325
and china closet $1650.
David D. Dciblcr and
Ed Shoop were the
auctioneers.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
DAIRY SALE
120+ REG. AND HI-GRADE HOL STEINS
AND COLORED BREEDS
FRJDAY EVENING, SEPT. 4TH-7:30 P.M.
AT THE FORMER CHAMBERSBURG LIVESTOCK
LOCATED V* MILE WEST OF INTERSTATE 81-EXIT 5
FEATURING: Mr. and Mrs. Jason Petri’s complete Holstein herd
due to Labor Problems. This “GMS" HERD OF HI-GRADE HOLS
TEINS CONSIST OF 54 FANCY MILK COWS WITH A 17.189#
583# FAT AVERAGE AND 38 SHARP “GMS” HEIFERS MAJORITY
OPEN FROM 200-700# AND CALFHOOD VACCINATED. 50% OF
THIS YOUNG HERD HAS BEEN FRESH SINCE MAY AND 25%
WILL FRESHEN BEFORE THE END OF NOV. SIRES OF THIS
FANCY HERD ARE MILKMASTER, CHEF. FROSTY. PETE, MER
IT. MONITOR. ASTRO. MINUTEMAN, SUGARDADDY, APPOLLA
J, SATURN. KING, DOLAN AND OTHERS.
Another load of big fancy recently fresh Reg. and Hi-Grade Holstems
milking 80#-90#from a top Virginia herd. A-l sired Holstein Springers
from plus sires and top producing Franklin County herds. Several
loads of Ist, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calf cows recently fresh and soon to
freshen from Cumberland, Fulton, Adams and Washington County,
Maryland. Short bred Holstein heifers, open heifers, a few colored
breed dairy cows and a load of Holstein springing heifers and cows
plus 2 Reg. bulls from 20,000 + Dams & Plus Sires. Dairyman here is
A-l sired cattle at a monthly Dairy Sale where ybu can purchase high
producing fair market prices.
We have a real demand for dairy cattle and reasonable commis
sion rates! Call now to consign your cattle along with records and
pedigrees so they can be properly advertised for our Oct. 2. Sale and
every list Friday evening of the following months.
FREE Ice Cream - Come spend the evening with your friends—the
dairy cattlemen!
AUCTIONEER—J. Rodger Wildeson
AUIOI2-L
Phone: (717) 263-5702
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A Public Auction of
combines, tractors and
implements was held
August 15 by Central
Implement Co. Inc.
Route 12, Snow Hill,
Maryland.
Some items sold
were; M.F. 510 combine
w/mud hog $4550, Int.
815 combine w/mud
hog $4300, M.F. 760
combine $3lOO, M.F.
510 combines $1550,
$lO5O, $l5OO, & $BOO,
M.F. 410 combine
$l6OO, M.F. 135 tractor
$2250, M.F. 1655 lawn
& garden tractor $2075,
M.F. 175 tractor (rough
condition) $2525, J.D.
1020 w/loader $2350,
Int. 424 tractor w/loader
$2050, Int. Cub lowboy
#154 $l5OO, Ford 5000
gas tractor $4OOO, Ford
front-end loader $725,2
M.F. #llO5 tractors
$4lOO & $2500, Int. 756
tractor $3OOO, J.D. 4010
(rough condition)
$3150, Hardee ditch
bank mower $1425,
Long Super backhoc
$2500 and manure
spreaders averaged
$5OO to $1475.
Pete Richardson was
the auctioneer.
A Public Auction ol
fox hunt & equestriar
and antiques was hck
August 15 for the estate
of J. Haines Kirk at the
Red Men Pavalion, Rl
472-Market St. Ext.
Oxford, Pa. There wen
CALL (717) 263-5702
latun
lugust
over 500 people at th<
sale from at least t
states.
Some prices were:
pictures of equesterian
and fox items $6O to
$3lO each, Hubley cat
doorstop $290, crocks
$5O to $l2O, small cher
ry cupboard $5lO,
Windsor chairs $l3O to
$350, old highchair $9O,
early dough tray $725,
blanket chest $2BO, 2
old benches $320 and
riding lawn mower
$BOO.
Whiteside Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
A Public Auction of
guns and antiques was
held August 12 by E.W.
Richards and David R.
Richards at the Lemas
ters Community Center,
Lemasters, Franklin
Co., Pa.
Some prices were:
wicker bar stool $62, 7
pc. berry set $7O, blue
turkey on nest $2O, 6
flow blue plates $9O,
china “signed” deer
plate $5l, iron skillet
$29, 2 flue blue bowls
$6O, old German globe
bar w/bottles $145,
maple washstand $85,2
Winchester Mod. 12
guns $2BO & $3OO, Win.
#6 Mod. 43 gun $475,
Weatherly $l4 Mod.
340 gun $475 and John
Wayne #2l Commera
live gun $545.
J. Robert Meyers was
the auctioneer.
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