Sale Reports
An Estate Farm Sale
was held November 28
for the Myrtle V. Miller
Estate, 4 miles south of
Sunbury near Augusta
ville, Pa.
The 123 acre farm
was sold for $106,000
and it included a frame
dwelling, pole shed and
other outbuildings.
Other prices received
PUBLIC AUCTION
At Rudniks Sales,
Rt. 213, Galena, MD.
SAT., DECEMBER 12, 1987
AT 10:00 A.M.
Fine Furniture & Antiques From Local
Estates to Include; Victorian & Empire Furni
ture from Wilmington, DE. Round Oak Table,
Dining Room Chairs, Marble Top Buffet, Vic
torian 4 poster bed, blanket chest, marble top
chest of drawers, marble top stand, brass bed,
Hcpplewhite shaving mirror, assorted' early
sawing boxes, late 18th Century side chair, ear
ly 19th Century Pembroke table, Chippendale
chest, estate jewelry, selection of fine oriental
rugs, 12 place setting of Kirk Sterling (repous
se) plus extras.
More consignments are being unloaded dai
ly. Call for more information.
There will be no sale Dec. 26, 1987.
Next sale will be January 9, 1988.
HARRY RUONIK & SONS INC.
Sales Managers, Auctioneers
Galena, MD • Ph. 301-648-5601
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THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 10,
9:30 A.M.
Real Estate 12:00 Noon
Located In Lancaster County, PA, 4 miles South of Buck, along Route 272 at Black Bear Bam.
Presently used as Good’s Clothing Store, sells with metal shelving and some office equipment.
Approximately 3 acres. Holland Brick Ranch Style House presently used as two apartments; unit
one has 2 bedrooms, bath, living room, kitchen; unit 2 has 4 bedrooms, kitchen, dining and family
rooms, bath and powder room, 2 car garage, both apartments have laundry, well and septic system;
good area in tourist region; building in A 1 condition.
10% down sale day - 60 day settlement.
For appointment to inspect property or information call: (717) 768-7205 or (215) 593-2828
2-999 plus fine silver pieces; 2 and half dollar gold coins, in mint condition; approximately. 60
silver dimes mostly 1940-42; silver dollars; 64 liberty silver dollars; 17 bicentennial silver dollars;
silver dollars; 1879 to 1979 silver nickels; half dollars; half cent pieces; 3 cent pieces; Indian heads;
buffalo nickels; 27- 2 dollar bills; 10- 1 dollar bills, all silver certificate; more not listed.
Butchering, Baking, Restaurant & Candy Equipment
20 quart mixer; stainless steel table; potato peeler; food warmer; 2 compartment sink; gas popcorn
maker; battery floor scrubber; gas pizza oven; stainless steel tables; galvanized racks; buggy lanterns;
steam coffee makers: Butcher Boy band saw; compressors; steam jacket kettles; meat cubcrs;
scrapple pans; gas candy stove with copper kettle; candy molds; oil stoves.
Furniture, Antiques, Etc.
2 empire bureaus; 2 drop leaf tables; 1 horse manure grab fork; oak deacon bench; kerosene buggy
lights; kerosene railroad light; adlene light; brass bells; 4 old mantle clocks in working condition;
pendulum clock; high shelf clock with weights; 2 tin cookers; 2 wooden shaving cabinets; 2 old dolls;
sad irons with handles; iron skillets; tin dough mixer; large wooden wood plain; wooden kegs; grain
cradle; spool shelf; meat grinders; old rockers; large vise; old sale bills; ton toy trucks; old newspap
ers; plank bottom chairs; 1 hole com sheller; Hench & Draw gold straw cutter; wooden wringers with
basket; 3 hay hooks; grain cleaners; 4 old wind up Victrolas; pistols and toy guns; clothes trunks; knee
hole desk; 2- 4 drawer metal file cabinets; wooden pulleys; 3 wheel pedal buggy; 14 cu. in. G.E. frost
free refrigerator; 5 cash registers: dishes.
1979 Chevy truck, V 8 gas engine, 2 speed, 1 IRx22-5 tires, 27,500 gross weight, 20 ft. refrigerated
body with Therma King side doors & roll in gate; 1954 Chevrolet car runs, needs body work.
2 Compact paint color dispensers, A 1 condition; 23 piece % ” drive socket set; 65 piece chisel and
punch set, all sizes pipe wrenches; bicycles: tricycles; lots of hand tools; 6 RV trailer jacks; heavy
duty truck class hitch.
Auctioneer:
iEfe!$ ersheim:
Lie. #AU-501349-L
were: Int. farm truck w/
hydraulic dump $2400,
M-.F. / 275 D tractor
$7700, M.F. 4-B 14”
plow $5OO, set of
15-538 tractor chains
$265, Badger 3 beater
forage wagon $2750,
bale wagon $4OO, Far
mall H tractor w/
cultivators $925, Case
1530 Uniloader $3475,
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE - CLOTHING STORE
ANTIQUES - COINS ■ DISHES
BAKING & BUTCHERING EQUIPMENT
2 TRUCKS - REFRIGERATION BODY
Real Estate - Approximately 10,000 sq. ft
Truck & Car
Hardware, Tools
Homemade Food On Premises
Husky field sprayer w/
pump $5OO, N.H. #717
forage harvester $6OO,
small M.F. manure
spreader $475, N.H.
#469 haybine $1350, 6
bales clover twine $l2
each, 28’ aluminum lad
der $BO, wooden
wheeled wheelbarrow
$3O, split oak basket
$5O, single pedestal oak
table $230, “Home
Comfort” coal & gas
stove $135, Maytag
automatic washer $BO
and Maytag automatic
dryer $B5, also N.H. #25
blower w/pipe $415 and
N.H. #56 take $775.
Earl Eash and Bill
Mattern were the
auctioneers.
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A Public Auction of
Majolica, teddy bears
and drums was held
November 27 for
Richard K. Brown and
others at Alderfer Auc
tion Center, 501 Fair
grounds Rd., Hatfield,
Pa.
Some outstanding
prices were: 12 pc.
Chinese Chippendale
dining room suite
$2250, dapple grey
wooden horse $9OO,
wooden' horse & car
riage toy $l2OO, Sticf
teddy bear (dark yellow)
$6OO, Stief teddy bear
Coins
OWNER:
ELMER & ANNA CLICK
(white & green) $423,
homespun lots $lO3
avg.. Majolica “Sun
flower pattern” syrup
dispenser $290, Majoli
ca albino teapot $193,
Majolica “Sweed pat
tern” teapot $375, com
plete drum set $375, and
print of raccoon and
goose $203.
Alderfer Auction
Company conducted the
sale.
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A Dairy Herd Disper
sal was held November
27 by Richard H. Lay
man and Rick A. Lay
man, 4'A miles north of
Woodsboro, Maryland.
The average of the 36
cows was $9BO and the
average of the 12 bred
heifers was $895. The
top cow sold for $1425,
the 2nd high for $l4OO
and the 3rd high for
$1375.
Robert C. Mullen
dore was the auctioneer.
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A Public Auction of
real estate and antiques
was held November 28
by Marion B. Mowrer,
Summit Hill Road near
Strasburg, Pa.
, The real estate was
sold for $82,000 to Eli
Z. Byler, Georgetown
Rd., Ronks, Pa. and
included a 2 story log-
1987
and-siding house and a 2
story frame bam.
Other items sold
were: P and Beam scales
$l6, broad axe $5O,
sausage stuffer $9O, 6
plank-bottom chairs $55
each, oak cradle $650,
drysink $460, kitchen
cabinet $460, drop-leaf
table $lOO, oak exten
sion table $lOO, 2 jelly
cupboards $l5O &
$4OO, copper kettle
$5OO, chest freezer
$lO0 A Winchester 61
pump rifle $6lO and 16
ga. pump model 12
shotgun $475.
Auctioneers were
Lloyd Kreider, Randal
Kline, Roy Good and
Gary Shirk.
;tion
.oE CHAPTER • DAR, et al.
iha Alderfer Auction Canter
501 Falrgrounda Rd.
Hatfield, PA
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1987
ANTIQUES- ThrN Oriental Rugs (have some weai), also ana & throws, oval Ig Karastan. Grandfathers Clock,
walnut case, painted face (Ithaca), round tilt lop mahogany table, 5 matching highback chairs, one w/arms, blanket
chest, bookcase, writing desk, empire sofa & rocker, fireside chav, 3pc pariour suae, round marbletop stand. 2 marb
letop oriental stands w/carvmgs & Inlaid, round cuno cabinet, mahogany (elegata), set of 5 highback chairs, 9 pc
mahogany DR suite, 2 comer cupboards (one w/1 top-to-botlom rawed panel door), Oak ext table, feed bm, 4 Victor
ian side chairs, 3 dropleaf tables (2 cherry), Bentwood rocker, mahogany sofa, brass F P andirons ensemble, pic
tures, oil painting, mirrors, Ig rd marbletop stand, blanket chest, bench, quilts, monogrammed towel, dry sink, settee
(ong yellow), decorated spmdleback chairs, Hepplewtnle type tavern table, Windsor chair, cradle, early sled, Shera
ton dressing table, ser for 8 Sterling Flatware (Stielf)
CHINA- Extra Ig Rose Medallion Bowl (line), Ig Oriental Tea Jar w/bitd table lamp base, gorgeous covered bowl
w/dragon on lid & inside, tall ftgunne woman & child, umbrella holder, vases, msc sm curio items, 66 pc set
NYPHANBURG dmnerware 22 HUMMELS- please request detailed list, also steins. BAG Goebel pcs, set of dinner
wars. porcelain items GLASSWARE include pr candleholdeis, defies, stemware, bowls, bell, etc
DOLL COLLECTION- Include 13’ Shirley Tample Composition, all ong, 13" Comp Kewpie,l6“Soootles(the3ate
in mint cond), 36‘ Bogus Armand Marseille. 10" 341 AM infant, 10 - Baby Grace Putnum, 30‘ Klay-Hahn bogus, 2
Nancy Arm Storybook ong, Madame Alexander President Wives, Please request detailed lot Doll bed, & few sm.
playthings OLD TOYS, TRAINS A ACCESS.
FURMSMNGS- Knaehols desk, bedroom furniture kid. dW A single beds. 20 formica top table w/folding legs. 120
■> folding metal chans, approx 60 folding wd chain, oval braided rug, child's wicker chair. 2 refrigerators, Chnomas
decorations
TERMS
CASH
yaiaster fanning
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A Public Sale of a
Dairy Herd was held
November 25 by
Donald M. and Judy 1.
Siebcr, 2 miles north of
Thompsontown, Juniata
Co., Pa.
A 4 year old ted and
white Holstein was sold
Public Auction Register
Closing Date Monday 5 00PM
of each week s publication
5 mis. S. of Quarryville, PA
Dc(/CMDtn Hunter's Sale Bam, Auct.
FRI. & SAT DEC. 4 & 5 -12 SAT. DEC 5 - 8 30AM Real
Noon & 10AM Respective- Estate, Personal Property
ly Commercial Real Estate, Antiques, Tools. 470 2nd
Tools, Building Supplies, St, Northumberland, PA.
Vehicles Weaver's Supply Estate of Jennie E Brosius
Rt 472, Kirkwood. PA, 10 Earl Eash & Bill Mattem,
mis Nof Oxford on Rt 472, Aucts.
Hummol Flgurlnot to bo told it 11:00 A.M.
Followod by tho Doll Colloctlon
Alderfer Auction Company
VI Faifgmunds Road • Hatfield PA*(215)365'5477
Box 1-Harfcvwil|p 8M215) 723-IJ7I
PA No. AU401117 L
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for $l6OO. The top price
for a black and white
Holstein was $2025, the
2nd high was $2OOO and
the 3rd high brought
$1975.
The sale was con
ducted by Kling’s Auc
tion Service.
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