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Fl6-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 2, 1988
Sale Reports
A Consignment Auc
tion - the 2nd Annual
Pieffer Hill Sale was
held March 26 south of
,Reamstown on Steffy
Road, Lane. Co., Pa.
There were 296 bidders
registered.
Some prices
included: Cub Cadet
mower $l2OO, J.D.
model 316 mower
$2950, J.D. model 316
mower $l9OO, A.C.
model 620 mower
$2450, J.D. model 318
mower $3200, N.H.
model 68 baler $5OO,
3-B A.C. plow $lBO,
N.I. spreader $6lO, J.D.
24T baler $BOO, genera
tor $l7OO, hay wagon
$750, backhoe attach
ment $2lOO, cultipacker
$4OO, J.D. M tractor
$1475, Deutz model
6006 tractor $4OOO and
J.D. model 60 tractor
$l5OO.
The auctioneers were
Roy Good, Jr., Randal
Kline, Lloyd Kreider
and Bill Hoover.
XXX
A Public Sale of
household goods was
held March 23 by Bar
bara Stoltzfus, 2 miles
north of Intercourse,
Lane. Co., Pa.
Some prices received
were: sideboard $450,
dresser $l5O, roll-topi
desk $5OO, wood chest
$B5, 6 cane-seated
chairs $l3O each, kitch
en cabinet $6OO, ker
osene lamp $B5, vibra
tor $65, crock $17.50,
23 old phone books $5
each, candle mold $B5,
silver dollar $lB, quar
ters $1.25 each and old
quilt $920.
Steve and Steve, Jr.
Petersheim were the
auctioneers.
XXX
A Public Ailction of
farm machinery was
held March 26 by
Elwood Steinhauer and
Elsie T. Steinhauer, 5
miles north of Myer
stown on Kutztown Rd.,
Berks Co., Pa. Despite
the rain there were 115
registered bidders at the
sale.
Some prices
included: Ink 510 grain
drill $l7OO, Int. 430 bal
er $1075, Papec wagon
$790, Int. 315 combine
$1250, 9 tooth chisel
plow $B5O, Little Giant
32’ elevator $750, Int.
990 haybine $1350, Int.
275 manure spreader
$llBO and Farmall H
tractor $650.
Dwight D. Miller was
the auctioneer.
XXX
Some prices were:
1976 Mercedes Benz
240 D sedan $6OOO, Ger
man bisque-head doll
$4lO, Ingraham mantle
clock $lOO, steeple
clock $155, sponge
spatter bowl $l5O, 2
Hummels $7O to $9O
each, mother-of-pearl_
inlaid jewelry box $40,"
2 Karastan rugs $4lO &
$420,4-stack oak book
case $395, marble-top
server $l6O, 14-karat
gold band $82.50,
10-karat gold ring $65,
2 pc. bracelet $6O,
Waltham pocket watch
$lOO, Elgin pocket
watch $lOO, 14-karat
gold watch $125 and
gold thimble $B5.
Roy C. Probst and
Son conducted the sale.
XXX
A Public Sale of anti
ques was held March 25
& 26 by Joan and Char
les McGarvey, R.D. 1,
Loysville, Pa.
Some prices
included: Erphila cherry
.chinz dinner set $5OO,
comer cupboard $B5O,
china closet $3BO,
dough tray $9O, small
sewing cabinet $l9O,
large china closet $5OO,
2 German wall cup
boards $450 & $345,
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF TRACTORS, COMBINES,
FARM EQUIPMENT
AND TRUCKS
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 6, 1988
11:00 A.M
Location: Wilson’s Auction Sales,
Inc. Route 113,1 mile South of Lincoln,
Delaware.
Case 4690 tractor 4 wheel drive w/1498 hrs.
(perfect condition), Case 2290 tractor 717 h rs.
w/18-4-38 duals, Case 870 tractor w/duals
18-4-34, Massey Ferguson 285 tractor w/2851
hrs. (good cond.), Case David Brown 995 w/
loader, Case-o-matic 800 wide front (engine
recently rebuilt) 9N Ford tractor (new paint).
New Holland combine TR7O w/6’ row corn
head 15’ flex-grain head, 4 - FMC pea & bean
combine (viners w/Chrysler slant 6 engines),
Porter-way harvester, Massey Ferguson 880
plows 8-16, Glencore 9 shank chisel plow,
Massey Ferguson 820 25’ disc harrow (fold
up), Brillion 23’ fold-up cultipacker, Chatto
nooga 24’ crow foot packer, Brilion 25’ roll-a
harrow w/drag attach., Brillion 21’ field culti
vator, Case 13’ disc harrow, J.D. 7000 6 row
planter 30”, Tye no-till drill 20 spout pull type,
J.D. 8300 grain drill, 6 row Lilliston rolling
cultivator 3 p.h., Brillion 6 row S line cultivator
(30”), John Blue sprayer 500 gal. stainless steel
lank pump recently rebuilt (hyd. fill), Stoltzfus
spinner spreader 5 ton drag harrow attach., J.D.
4 sec. drag harrow, S tine cult, attach., 3 p.h.
peanut digger, Massey Ferguson 15’ rotary cut
ter, 5’ Bush Hog 3 p.h. 2-14 plows, 3 p.h. disc,
6’ blade 3 p.h. 2 section drag harrow, 2 Case
flat bed wagons, flat bed wagon, model A run
ning gear, 150 gal. fuel tank, 1 5 gal. fuel tank
w/pump, Gasboy hand pump, Case hyd. cylin
der, 4 wooden wheels, Chrysler slant 6 engine
(parts), portable shop heater, high pressure
washer, transfer pump and many other items
too numerous to mention.
TRUCKS
1974 Chevrolet C-65 16’ grain body, 366
engine, 2 spd. rear, 10:00-20 rubber 1971 Int.
1800 w/16’ Meadows dump grain body, 345
engine, 5 spd. trans., 2 spd. rear, 10:00-20 rub
ber. 1964 Chevrolet 290 engine w/dump body,
4 spd. trans. 8:25-20 rubber.
TERMS: Cash, travelers check or
approved check with current letter of credit
from your bank.
ELMER LINDALE, JR.
Owner
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This equipment
is in good condition and most is ready to go in
the field. NOTE DATE & TIME. There are no
small items so plan to start on large equipment
at sale time.
MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND TODAY!
Wilson’s Auction Sales, Inc.
Dave Wilson
Auctioneer & Sales Manager
(302) 422-3454 or (302) 856-2110
marble top flower stand
$175, R.S. Prussia cho
colate pot $l2O,
Wedgcwood plates
$32.50 each, etched
Fostoria plates $l4
each, Bennington pot
tery pitcher $6O, Fiesta
Ware orange & blue
butter dish $l5, orange
cream & sugar Fiesta
ware $16.50, round
glass china closet with
mirror $415, cut glass
bowl “Hobstar” pattern
$65, Bavarian chocolate
set $135, Lion glass dish
$75, Western Ho com
pote $7O and Liberty
glass butter dish $lOO.
Chuck McGarvey
was the auctioneers.
XXX
A Public Sale of
German-Military WWII
items and guns was held
March 26 for the Harold
and Elsie Moyer Estate
at the Leesport Farmer’s
Market Banquet Hall at
the north end of Lees
port, Berks Co., Pa.
There were the fol-
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lowing items sold: oak
sideboard $1775, square
oak table $475, 2 oak
side by side bookcase
desk $4lO each, library
tables $l6O each, 8 pc.
depression diningroom
suite $3OO, beet steins
$3O to $lOO each, Ger
many punch bowl set
$125, cedar tackle box,
lures, etc. $260,8 small
German windup toys
$llO up to $175 each,
toy tractor-orange $175,
6 swords $5O to $250
each, hunting knives
$4O to $75 each, Ger
man military book
$650, military uniforms
$l5 to $40,16 ga. Mod
el 12 pump gun $400,2-
8 mm #9B Mauser $2BO
& $360, 16 ga. 8 mm
drilling triple barrel
$1900,22 Savage $l5O,
12 ga. over & under gun
$630,20 ga. double bar
rel Crescent arms $260,
Browning semi-auto. 12
ga. $420, 12 ga. Tryon
double barrel $l2O and
6 binoculars $2O to $ 140
PUBLIC AUCTION
Surplus Farm Equipment
Monday, April 11, 1988
At 10:00 A.M.
Located 1 mile West of New Oxford,
Pa. turn South off Route 30 onto the
Bon-Ox Road and go VA miles, or from
Bonneauvllle, turn North off Route 116
onto Bon-Ox Road and go ZV% miles to
sale site.
(2) Farmall “H” tractors; BN Farmall trac
tor; J.D. 346 Baler; J.D. 24T Baler; N.H. 258
rake; INT. roll bar rake; Case 575 12 ft. hay
bine; INT. hay crimper; Single chain hay eleva
tor; Kreider 18 ft. bale wagon/with N.H. gear
and flotation tires; 1 wagon running gear; (2)
McCurdy gravity boxes/one like new; N.H.
717 one row com harvester, Fox 280 blower;
INT. 12 ft. transport disc; J.D. 8 ft. Kilifer
transport disc; J.D. 11 ft. BWF disc; Case 7 ft.
24 disc harrow; INT. 10 ft. drag harrow; Bril
lion 8 ft. cultipacker, J.D. 4 section rotary hoe;
3 pi. harrow; INT. 3-16” bottom pull type
plow; Ford 2 row cultivator; INT. 16 disc grain
drill (grass and fertilizer); J.D. 13 disc grain
drill; N.I. 318 single beater tandem axle man
ure spreader, N.H. 510 hyd. tailgate manure
spreader; J.D. N manure spreader; INT. 33
manure loader, Saudcr manure loader with
cylinders and forks; 3 pt. 5 ft. rotary mower;
PTO feed cart on trailer; 275 gallon fuel tank;
(2) trailer tongues; (2) 13-6-38 tires; 30%;
plow coulters and posts; (2) cast iron hog
troughs; fencers; chicken pluckcr and new fin
gers; dairy stanchions; chain saw; (1) Kerosun
heater; coal and wood stove; shovels; axes;
sledges; chains; wedges; baler twine; farm sup
plies; fountains and heater water bowl; con
struction pump/gas engine; other small items.
FENCING: locust posts; 5 and 6 ft. metal
fence posts; electric fence posts; insulated
handles; barb wire; (1) 14 ft. metal gate.
GRAIN AUGER ELEVATORS: (1) 16 ft. x
6” auger w/o motor; (1) 5 ft. x 8” auger w/o
motor; (1)6 ft. x 6” auger with motor; (1) venti
lation fan;
BUTCHERING EQUIPMENT: (2) sets hog
poles; (1) scalding trough; lard press; butcher
kettle; scrapers;
NIAGRA 15,000 watt PTO Alternator
TRUCKS: 1979 Ford (F 600) with closed
van body; 1958 Ford (F 600) Stake body
truck-4 speed/2 speed rear; 7 ft. truck bed;
HAY AND STRAW: Approx. 300 bales of
timothy with some clover mixed hay; Approx.
100 bales of straw;
NOTE: All items consigned by local far
mers. Inspection - April 8,9, 10 and sale day.
TERMS: Cash or Approved checks. No
out-of-state checks without bank letter
approval.
Lunch Stand Reserved.
ROBERT FLICKINGER
Sale Manager
Dennis J. Plunkett, Auctioneer
Littlestown, Penna.
Lie. NO. 1102 L
Not Responsible For Accidents
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each, also wind-up tin
train $25.
Ken P. Leiby was the
auctioneer.
XXX
An Antique Auction
was held March 19 and
the collection of Irving
Liss was sold at Fortna’s
Auction Gallery, 18
East Main St., Annville,
Pa.
Some prices received
were: Signed Tiffany
harp desk lamp $3OOO,
#4 Cowden & Wilcox
jug w/tulip blue design
$475, 150 piece signed
Tiffany sterling silver
ware set $3600, Cow
den jug $165, decorated
crock $l7O, double bar
rel mussel loader pistol
$2OO, Toby mug $l6O,
flow blue LaFaylitte
home plate $250, tiger
maple dressing mirror
$3OO, black cast statue
w/man holding lamp
$750, 2 Mettlach plates
$lOO each, oak china
closet w/ball & claw
feet-highly carved
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$2500, four drawer tiger
maple early American
chest of drawers $475,
Victorian marble top
sideboard w/carved
back & mirror $2OOO,
Victorian tiger maple
secretary desk with hid
den drawers & cherry
panels $4lOO, Victorian
sofa w/rose carved back
Public Auction Register
Closing Date Monday 5 OO P M
ol each week s publication
APRIL
SAT. APR. 2 - Farm
Machinery. Tractors. Anti
ques, Oxford, Chester Co
H Lee & Judy K. Brown,
Owners. Steve & Steve Jr.
Petersheim, Aucts.
SAT APR. 2-Consignment
Sale of Large Farm Eq. At
Norman Parker Farm.
Jacobstown-Cookstown
Rd., Wrightstown, NJ
SAT. APR. 2-B:3OAM Real
Estate, Antiques, Farm &
Butcher Items & Personal
Property. At R.D#2, Red
Lion, Penna. at the comer
of Windsor Road & Kendale
Road in Windsor Twp. The
undersigned Executors of
Public Bankruptcy
Auction
Valuable Farm Equipment
April 19, 1988 11:00 A.M.
At the premises located three and one
half miles South of Hamburg, Pa., along
Bern Road, Berks County, Pa. Also from
Mohrsville go to Centerport take Tilden
Road to Bern Road. Watch for Signs.
The following list of items to be offered
free and clear of all liens and encum
brances. Please notice the following list of
items are subject to additions and dele
tions. All verbal statements at time of auc
tion will superced any previous printed
advertisements.
J.D. 4440 tractor Wt. Loader, JD 2840
Tractor, JD 70 Tractor, JD 336 Baler w/
Thrower, JD 12’ Disc Harrow, JD 5 Bottom
Hyd. Set Plow, JD 4 Bottom Plow, JD Mdl.
12 Field Chopper, JD 680 Spreader, JD
Side Rake, 3 JD Chuck Wagons, JD 6600
Combine Grain & Corn Heads, JD 3940
Chopper With Corn & Grass Head, JD
Mower Conditioner, JD 4 Row No Till Corn
Planter, JD Van Brunt Drill, Heston #lO
Haystack Hand, Matthews Continuous
Flow Grain Dryer, New Holland Bale Eleva
tor, New Holland Blower, New Holland
Wagon, 8' Cultipacker, 300 Gal. Fiber
Glass Tank, 1974, 4 Wh. Dr. Pickup Truck
Not Running, 1968 Ford F6OO, Feed Cart,
30’ Clay Feed Augor, 30’ Feed Conveyor,
Clay Gutter Cleaner, 20’ Feed Ezy Silo
Unloader. Bou Matic Milking System Stain
less Pipe 6 Units, 1000 Gallon Surge Milk
Tank, Pile Scrap Iron, Gehl Recutter,
Grimm Flutter, Also Items Of Value Not
Mentioned.
Alan M. Seltzer, Esq. Trustee
Eugene Orlando Jr. Esq. Counsel For
Trustee
INRE: Audrey Bootsma Ind. T/A
Glenfalls Dairy Case #BB-20327
In RE: Jacob Bootsma Ind. T/A
Glenfalls Dairy Case #B7-017291
Thomas M. Barrow Esq.
Atty. For Audrey Bootsma
Debtor In Possession
David C. Schattenstein Esq
Atty. For Jacob Bootsma
Debtor In Possession
fiiwuuj Jhiodakt
10 S Broad St
Lititz, PA 17543
‘Elmer Murry 626-2636
Richard Murry 626-8175
Professional Auctioneers,
Appraisers and Advisors
Since 1953
AU-00648-L
$2700, dacon bench
$9OO, piece of tapestry
from 1800’s $950,
Japanese teakwood dra
gon flor lamp $550 and
marble top turtle-back
table $B5O.
Fortna’s managed the
sale with Michael R.
Fortna, Auctioneer.
the Helen M. Warner Estate
will sell at absolute auction
the following. Fred Ritten
house, Samuel S. Laucks,
Jr., Executors Bnan L. Gil
bert, Jacob A. Gilbert,
Samuel S. Laucks, Jr,
Attorney.
SAT APR. 2 - 9AM House
hold, Antique, And Collec
tor Items, Guns. Located In
Huntingdon Co., 6 Miles
South Of Huntingdon Off
Route 26 At Hesston, Pa.
M.C. Garner, Owner. Dale
Gibboney, Auct.
SAT APR. 2 - 9AM Estate
of Grace E Frantz, Bethel,
PA, Berks Co Dwight Mill
er, Auct