Sale Reports
GEIGER SALE _ wagon $425 and
A Public Auction 0 f watchmaker
antiques and collect!- “ff l 5210.
bles was held June 13 Aldcrfcr Auction
for Raymond Geiger, Company conducted
211 Tollgate Road, the sale.
Quakertown, Pa. There MQHLER SALE
were 250 registered A Public Sale of anti
buyers at the sale. ques and household
Some prices goods was held June 21
included; dough box hy Harold R. Mohler
$4lO, peg .tilt-top table 411(1 Marguerite I. Moh
sB2s, woodbox $275, ler atong Route 322 at
coma- shelf (no doors) Brickentille, Lane. Co..
$5OO, wicker baby car- f*a
riage $4OO, wicker doll Some new quilts
coach $475, red go-cart were sold as follows:
$925, toy covered P ink and white quilt
wagon $700,-Studebak- 5145, dahlia quilt $l6O
and Lone Star quilt
$3lO.
Other prices
included: child’s
wooden wheelbarrow
$2OO, Sensenig Bros,
propeller $165, 2 J.D.
toy tractors $42.50 &
$32.50, grey agate
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pitchers $47.50 &
$42.50, agate teapot
$75, toy fire engine
$BO, National Biscuit
lids $llO, German 8
mm rifle $l2O, Spencer
“center fire” $4OO,
Spencer converted gun
$l5O, J.C. Higgins rifle
30-06 $l5O, 2 Nazi
flags $95 & $9O and 2
Japanese flags $35 ea.
T Glenn, Timothy G.
..u.aas A. Horst
were the auctioneers.
BRENISER SALE
A Public Sale of anti
ques and guns was held
June 19 at the Bricker
ville Fire Hall for Dar
ryl and Beverly
Breniser.
Some items sold
were: string of sleigh
bells $7O, oak medicine
cabinet $95, American
Flyer train set $470,
American Flyer work
car & shed $75, fylarx
train $55, antique crib
quilt $l4O, Winchester
UE BALL NATIONAL BANK
A subsidiary of Pennßock Financial Services Corp.
model 24 12 gauge
shotgun $270,
Winchester .22 Model 4
gun $l2O, oak wash
stand $63 and Ford LT
11 h.p. riding tractor
$B4O.
T. Glenn, Timothy G.
and Thomas A. Qorst
were the auctioneers.
GARMAN SALE
A Public Auction of
antiques and furniture
was held June 24 by
Susie M. Carman, 3
miles east of Blue Ball,
Pa. on Bridgeville Rd.
There were 175 regis
tered bidders.
Some prices were:
comer cupboard $3lOO,
2 blanket chairs $l2OO
& $423* oak dresser
s9so r ' kitchen cabinet
$lOOO, oak combination
wasbstgmd/dresser
$825, oak rocker $323,
secretary desk $660,
extension table $673,
oak bed $250, 12 plank
bottom chairs $75 &
$BO each. 2 old quilts
$lOOO & $B5O, baby
quilt $330, pitcher &
bowl set $270, German
berry set $220, “Warm
Morning” stove $6OO,
stuffed donkey $123,
gingerbread clock $373,
Reliable Co. milk bottle
from Blue Ball $32, “A
Martyr’s Mirror” $75,
Weaverland Mennonie
book $73, Zimmerman
family book $75, Sam
Rubinson Co. plate $9O,
coffee grinder $133 and
pair of field glasses
$lOO.
The auctioneers were
Roy Good Jr., Lloyd
Kreider and Randal
Kline.
STROHM SALE
A Public Auction of
antiques and collecti
bles was held June 24
by Joe and Shirley
Strohm along Route
301, 3 miles south of
Bethel, Berks Co., Pa.
Some prices received
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 1,1989-A37
were; Shop Smith $9OO,
cast iron skillets $lOO &
$145, Ingram shelf
clock $9O, old oak wall
telephone $145,
Hoosier-style kitchen
cabinet $275, old scale
$BO, pink glassware
$lO, horse clock $l5,
Dietz lantern $lO, Gris
wald skillets $lO &
$l7, pie crimper $ll,
old wood working book
$l6, hat pins $4 and
Lucky Strike cigarette
tin $l4.
Dwight D. Miller
was the auctioneer.
MOLLER SALE
A Public Auction of
tools and guns was held
June 24 by Holger
Moller, R.D. 2, McVey
town. Pa. in Mifflin
County.
A transmission from
a Moller car made in
Lewistown about 1919
was sold for $2OO.
Other prices were:
Terre Hill
445-6741
A.C. CA tractor $1475,
Sharps muzzle loader
gun $llOO, bayonette
$490, double angle
lamp (no shades) $270,
band saw $lOO, Moller
pump organ $lBOO,
wall coffee grinder $BO,
Enterprise coffee grin
der w/2 wheels $2BO,
metal lathe $425,
wooden cider press $9O,
DeWalt saw $l7O and
6” jointer $l9O.
Mark Click was the
auctioneer.
LITITZ AREA
MENNONITE
SCHOOL SALE
A Public Auction for
the benefit of the Lititz
Area Mennonite School
was held June 23 and
'June 24 at 1050 East
Newport Rd., Lititz, Pa.
At the 12th annual
beneit auction a 3-di
mensional handcrafted
painting by Zook’s Art
Studio, Myerstown, Pa.
of “Village Blacksmith
Shop” was sold for
$B5OO.
Some prices for new
quilts were $lO5O,
$lOOO, $725, $6OO,
$5OO, $475 and $4OO.
Winross trucks sold as
follows: Myers Meterd
Gas $675, Paul B. Kurtz
$675, High Steel $2OO
and Landis Bros. $195.
Other prices were;
replica of wooden
wagon $5BO, corner
cupboard $3OO,- Bolens
lawn mower $430,
Ariens lawn mower
$330 and Sam Martin
wooden cattle truck
$350.
Many local auction
eers contributed their
time.
SMOKETOWN
QUALITY
DAIRY SALE
A Short Notice Sale
of the Honour Herd,
Capricorn Farm, was
held June 23 at the
Smoketown Quality
Dairy Sales in Smoke
town, Pa. This is 5
miles east Lancaster.
This dispersal of 35
registered and IS grade
Holsteins plus heifers
brought the following
prices: 10 top cows
averaged $1297; 20 lop
cows averages $1239;
30 top cows averaged
$1173 and 40 top cows
averaged $llO9.
The 16 Holstein heif
ers from baby calves,
yearlings to bred heifers
averaged $647.
The sale was man
aged by Gordon and
Helen Fritz.-