PUBLIC AUCTION
Saturday, October 8, 1988
At 9:30 A.M.
DIRECTIONS- Unlonville, Pa. Take Rt.
82 S. to Unlonville at Crossroads of Rt.
162. Turn onto Waliston Rd., go 100 yds.
turn right Into alley and follow to sale or
off Rt. 1 bypass take exit 82, go N. on Rt.
82 approximately 4 miles to crossroads
at Rt. 162, turn left on Waliston Rd. 100
yds, turn right into alley. Watch for
signs.
ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & TOOLS
Furniture & Household Items- Oak pcs.-
table, chairs, sq. china closet w/glass sides,
bow front china closet, marble top side board
w/wood shelf back, arm chairs, oak case penny
chewing gum machine, stands, 54” round oak
claw ft. table, high back bed w/carving; dry
sink made in Glenn Hall; cane seat hip rocker; 3
dove tailed blanket chests; spindle back arm
potty chair; Depression wardrobe; Ige. armoire
wardrobe w/bottom drawers; wooden com
mode; chestnut Viet, lilt top table; cherry gate
leg 21% ” drop leaf table; Empire chest w/2
over 3 drawers and rope columns; Ige. knock
down wardrobe w/2 bottom drawers; 3 marble
top washstands; very old 3 board top bench
table w/2 drawers; dovetailed dough box; Viet,
mirror w/carved crest and candle holders; very
old Vi spindle settee; high back Viet, bed; old
table w/drawer; Viet, mantle clock; many old
odd chairs; treadle sewing machine; waterbed;
sofabed; upholstery chair; apt. size gas stove;
records; sm. Zenith TV; pots and pans; sm.
hutch; elec, appliances; old kitchen utensils;
super ser radiant gas heater; blue vanity lamps;
deep frames and mirrors; wooden case radio;
old Ige. and sm. picture frames; Christmas
deco.; oil on canvas and reverse paintings;
Brandywine Ice Co. picture; Gibson beige
refrig, w/top freezer, early chest.
Glassware- Hull; Nippon; Depression salt &
pepper plus other pcs.; stoneware mold w/com
ear; mustache cup w/matching saucer; 1983
Eagle glass coasters; bird bath w/4 doves &
doll pedestal; Shirley Temple Pitcher, Porce
lain; blue design spittoon & jug; redware jugs;
push up candle holders; Stirling; Majolica
pitcher & plates; Gypsy plates; France plates;
24” Tiffany style hanging light; very old hang
ing oil lamp w/red shade; oil & finger lamps.
Collectibles- Old flat irons: Deitz lanterns &
others: tin foot warmer & other old tin pcs.; tin
scat bathtub; milk & other old bottles: A. A.G.
Co. light w/lions head; music box hom; farm
bell; lap robe; tin candle mold; Spanish Ameri
can Filipino war document dated March 5,
1900; old door keys; Knight gas light; Uncle
Sam bank; sm. lanterns; old wooden boxes; old
buttons; Unionville postcards; brass bleeder w/
wooden case; 20 lb. wooden butter stirrers;
brass bucket signed & dated; iron string holder;
milk cans; old license plates; circus wagon w/
bear driver; Busch beer wagon w/driver; Trini
ty Breakyemy Commondements Wills
Timothy Gridley dated March 15,1929; Down
The Eastern Up The Black Brandywine by
Wilmer W. MacElree dated 1906; many other
old books; cast iron pestle & mortar; old tin
stars; 3 legged cast iron pot; concert roller hand
crank organ w/wooden rolls dated May 31,
1887; Hawthorne & Sheble #H3718 Edison
Home Phonograph; #523706-3 Edison Stan
dard Phonograph.
Tools- Tap & die set; hand tools; wheel pullers;
wheelbarrow; 2-4’ alum, step ladders; alum,
stair ladder; 40’ wooden ext. ladder (like new);
16’ painters plank; chain hoist; ladder jacks;
wheel horse 7 hp. riding tractor; David Bradley
garden tractor w/disc & cultivator; Eclipse reel
mower; Huffy 8 hp. riding tractor. Guns- Stir
lingworth Fox dbl. barrel 12 ga. shotgun; 2 mil
itary rides w/bayoncts; 3 swords; 10’ Wright
McGill Surf Pole & other fishing poles; fishing
equip.; Coleman camping stove; 10x20 storage
shed; lots good house paint; many other items
100 numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash or Approved Check; No Out
Of State Checks
Sale By:
David G. Cox, Jr.
KENNETH GRIEST &
JOHN STOLTZFUS, Auctioneers
Lie. #AU-001270-L
Phone (215) 857-2149 or (215) 857-3942
Food Available
—NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS—
Auctioneers Note - Very old antiques, primitives and
collectibles, first time offered to public!
Lie. #AU-001728-L
Sale Reports
CHURCH OF THE non Fairgrounds and
BRETHREN SALE raised more than
The 12thAnnualBre- $240,000 to meet
thren Disaster Relief emergencies throughout
Auction was held Sept, the world. The sale was
23 and 24 at the Leba- sponsored by 112 Bre-
- AUCTIONEERS NEEDED -
Auction recording, cashiering,
setup and handling staff also need
ed. Experience helpful but will train.
Please reply with basic information
in own handwriting to:
Lancaster Farming
P.O. Box 366, K-186
Litltz, PA 17543
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1968
8:30 AM
TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD,
COLLECTIBLES, GUNS
LOCATION: In Davldsburg, PA turn onto
Clearview Rd., Travel Approx. 1 % Miles
to Schoolhouse La., Turn Left Follow 'h
Mile to Sale on Right. “Watch for Signs”.
Craftsman 12' Bandsaw, Delta 12'
Contractors Table Saw, Bench Lathe,
Jointer, Jig Saw, Homelite XL 16' Chain
saw, HILTI Impact Drill w/Bits, HEG Die
Grinder, 3' Belt Sander, Shop Air Hoist,
Prestollte Tank w/Att., Air Compressor,
Shop Vac., JD 140 w/Hydrostatic Drive
& Hydro Lift (48' Deck), JD Snow Blade,
4' York Rake, Wards 3 hp. 20' Mower,
JARI Power Sickle Mower, Butcher Fur
nace, Whirl-pool Auto Washer, Barb
wire, Lawn Boy Weed Wacker, 3 Shop
Tables, Cast- Hog Troughs, Volt/OHM
Meter, Pop Rivet Guns & Pop Rivets,
Sandpaper, Cabinet Clamps, Long-
Handled Tools, Water Filter System,
Complete Heat/Smoke Fire Alarm Sys
tem, Lots of Hardware, Paints, Stains,
Craftsman Tap & Die Set, Carpenter
Tools, Digging Irons, Stationary Tub w/
Pump & Hardware, Stainless Steel Mig &
Welding Rod, Auto Supplies.
12:00 NOON - GUNS
Werndl St. 69 Military Rifle, Ruger Mod.
1022 Carbine w/Scope & Clips,
Remington Mod. 870 12 ga. Pump
(Vent Rib), Marlin Mod. 783 22 Mag.
(Bolt Action), Savage Mod. 3B Single
Shot, Winchester Mod. 67 Single Shot
22, Winchester Mod. 42 410 w/Delux
Vent Rib, Daisy .177 Cal Air Rifle, Stem
mier 45 lb. Recurve Bow & Arrow, Bear
50 lb. Recurve w/Quiver & Arrows,
Pocket &. Hunting Knives, Hunting &
Gun Books.
2 Pc. Hide-A-Bed Sofa, Picture Frames,
Oil Paintings, Pocketwatches & Wrist
watches, Dolls From Various Countries,
3 Deer Mounts, Paperweights, Memor
abilia, Office Chairs, Stemware, "You
Control' Plane w/Engine, Fishing Equip
ment, 6 pc. Modern Dark Bedroom
Suite, Twin Bedding, Hammond Spinet
te Electric Organ, "Winey the Pooh'
Childs Tea Set, 2 Mechanical Manne
quins, Quilts, KHARTOUM Soup Plates,
German Flow-Blue Cannister Set, Ice
Cream Set, Electric Olympia Type
writer, Varifax Copier, Egg Baskets,
Sleds, Luggage, 10 qt. Westinghouse
Dehumidifier, Skis &. Boots, Cameras,
Lace Table Clothes, Silver Chaffing
Dish, Silver Plated Tea Service, Christ
mas Decorations, Records, Knick-
Knack, Table Lamps, Ultrasonic Clean
ing Machine AND MUCH, MUCH
MORE!!
SALE ORDER: TOOLS- GUNS- HOUSE
HOLD & COLLECTIBLES
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK
SALE CONDUCTED FOR:
John & Linda Cramer
Stone Bridge Farm, Inc
AUCTIONEERS:
Blaine & Nevin Rentzel
Butch Landis
Lie. #761, #2483, #1167
717-764-6412
thrcn churches and Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1, 1988-Ell
included the sale of . -, on/v . . ,
1200 pies at $4 to $5 up to $2OOO each and 60
each. 400 loaves of beans at
bread at $1 to $1.50 $1 Per quart. Over 8500
each, 68 head of cattle at from 15 states
“PALMERTON SCHOOLS”
- continued -
SURPLUS SCHOOL EQUIP..
DESKS. TABLES. CHAIRS.
CUPBOARDS. KITCHEN &
FILE CABINETS. S.S. CAF.
EQUIP. & MISC. FURNITURE &
POWER GENERATOR
9:30 A.M.
SAT., OCT. 8, 1988
Location: 15 mi. N. of Allentown, off
Route 248, Borough of Palmerton, Car
bon County, Penna. (Hazard Schooi-
Princeton & Walnut St.)
PERSONAL PROPERTY: 100’s school
desks & chairs-various sizes, display cabinets
(oak), kitchen cabinets, oak teacher desks,
bookcases, file cabinets, pianos, cafeteria fold
ing tables & others, metal shelves, milk cool
ers, elec, stoves, S.S. work tables - warmer -
flatware, bleacker seats, kiln, gym equip., steel
reinforcing rods, etc. TREMENDOUS
AMOUNT OF GOODS - full day of selling,
come early. THIS IS A PART LIST.
Sale By:
PALMERTON
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Houser Aucts: AU-000445L
215-799-2396 or 717-386-2191
“STOLTZFUS CABINET SHOP
INVENTORY REDUCTION”
PUBLIC SALE
COMPLETE KITCHENS. VANITIES,
STOVES & REFRIGERATOR,
MICROWAVE OVEN
TALMAGE
FRI., OCTOBER 7. 1988
At 6 P.M.
Located along Rt 772 in Talmage (between
Brownstown & Leola), Lancaster Co, PA
CHERRY RAISED PANEL (Cathedral
Door) Kitchen Cabinets & Countertop, L
Shaped, 11’6”x14’ w/Pantry, Food File.
OAK RAISED PANEL Complete Kitch
en Counter Top, L Shaped B’6"xll’6”,
Wood Hood.
BIRCH COMPLETE KITCHEN 71”.
Formica Top.
CHERRY KITCHEN Cabinets &
Counter Top, U Shaped, 10’x13’6"x8’.
FORMICA-OAK KITCHEN, 71”, Formi
ca Tops.
ANGLED CHERRY RAISED PANEL
(Cathedral) Island w/Drop Bar, 85”.
48” VANITY MARBLE TOP & 20”
LINEN CABINET & Mirror.
CHERRY BOOKCASE UNIT 67".
36” BIRCH VANITY.
48” OAK VANITY FORMICA TOP &
Bowl; 60” Painted Vanity; 132” Formica
Counter.
Oak Medicine Cabinet; Oak & Cherry
Waste Baskets; Fiddle & Arrow-back
Chairs: Armchairs; Child's Rockers;
Stools.
Appliances
30" G.E. Almond Range (Self-Cleaning
Oven); 24" G.E. Dishwasher (Almond); 30”
Jenn-Aire Cooktop: 30" G.E. Cooktop;
G.E. Microwave; G.E. Wall Oven; 18cu ft.
G E. Refrigerator (Almond).
Bar; Single & Double Bowl S.S Sinks;
Used Kitchen Cabinets; Formica Tops,
Wall Cabinets; Pantries; Used Appliances;
Vanity Bowls; Marble Tops; Cabinet Hard
ware; Window; Building Items
All Displays can be inspected at Stolt
zfus Cabinet Shop, 7AM to 4 P M start
ing Sept. 26.
Terms By
STOLTZFUS CABINET SHOP
AU43BL
717-859-1331 717-738-1245
•VOICES OF EXPERIENCE"
-OF
attended the sale on
Saturday.
About 67 craft ven
dors selling stuffed toys,
baskets, pots, jewelry,
wooden items and folk
art paintings had booths
in 8 tents and many
donated all proceeds.
Over 100 quilts sold at
an average of $6OO to
$9OO. A “Love Blos
som” quilt made by the
women of Chickies Bre
thren Church brought
the top quilt price of
$4OOO. A “Trip Around
the World” quilt hand
made by 99 year old
Lizzie Longenecker of
Dunkard Brethren
Home, Mastersonville
brought $l7OO.
Some other prices
were: Abner Zook
three-dimensional
wooden painting $B5OO,
Lorraine Reiff three
dimensional wooden
painting $2200, minia
ture toy trolley $2OOO,
miniature gasoline
engine $4OOO, Linn
Longenecker oil paint
ing $1475, Terry Redlin
print $l2OO, 18 ft. live
locust tree $750, 12 ft.
live maple tree $450,
1916 wooden wagon
once used to deliver
newspapers at Brethren
Village in Neffsville
$2300, walnut blanket
chest $l6OO and 30
Winross toy trucks $lOO
to $4OO each.
Auctioneers volun
teering their time were:
Randal Kline, Jay and
Luke Witman, Ray
mond Stump, Enos Hei
sey, Everett Kreider,
Roy Good, Harry Bach
man and Bob
Wolgemuth.
PAUL SALE
A Public Auction of
farm equipment and
tools was held Septem
ber 24 by Helen M.
Paul, 5 miles east of
Millersburg along
Route 209.
Some prices received
were: new Foley/
Belsaw model M-14
saw mill $1925, Grave
ly* riding mower $670,
2-bottom plow $B5O,
J.D. H tractor $lOOO,
J.D. B tractor $360, iron
kettle $52.50, sausage
press $5O, meat grinder
$BO, J.D. power saw
$175, Craftsman drill
$3lO, acetylene torch
$2lO, Mossberg 183 K
410 shotgun $95 and
broad axe $3O.
Dave Deibler and Ed
Shoop were the
auctioneers.
ARTHUR SALE
A Public Auction of
automobiles and parts
was held September 24
at the Wayne Arthur
Storage Garage, 120 N.
Railroad St., Hughesvil
-Ic, Pa.
Some prices received
were: 1929 Model A
Ford Cabrolet $lO,OOO,
1930 Model A Ford
sedan (as is) $lOOO, fen
ders $5O to $l5O each
and license plates $lO to
$2O each.
Wayne Arthur was
the auctioneer.