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Liq. acid hay preserve
applicator for mounting on
baler. Lane. Co.
717-626-2866.
Large quantity approx. 100
cord split cured fire wood.
Samuel A. Stoltzfus, 423
Woods Rd., Oxford, Pa.
19363. Chester Co.
2 HP Hit/Miss Eng. Her
cules $295. Mont. Co
215-287-9897.
Farmall H Dunham-Bush 1
Hp. compressor, belt drive,
JD 13' transport disc; M-M
4 AT 1600 articulate,
Schram air compressor, 5
ton feed bin $2OO.
301-329-6842.
Harvestore roller mill w/
dump scales, 6V4 cut rolls,
general elect, motor, good
cond. Lane. Co.
717-653-1517.
1 row ground drive com
ginder, Me. very good
cond. Lane. Co.
215-445-6342
Bowmansville.
AC 7000 late model CAH
new rubber fully equipped
1700 hrs., shed kept & in
excel, cond Schuyl. Co.
717-425-3480 eves.
1982 Int'l 26' straight truck,
tag axle 48,000 GVW,
excel, cond. used for hay
bull rack, $3,000.
215-367-4413.
Breeding ewes, no Sunday
calls. Montour Co.
717-275-1246.
Used Fickes silos 24x50 &
26x70 roof & unloader plus
power winch. Montg. Co.
215-723-2905.
1100 bushel round wire
com crib will accept offer.
Lane. Co. 717-354-7984.
AQHA King bred yearling
colt, $6OO 080, saddle,'
western youth, good cond.,
$135 080. York Co.
717-757-6555.
1986 Honda 250 4-wheeler
v.g. cond., snapper 30' rid
ing mower, good cond.
Lane. Co. 717-665-3865.
Hobart combination 200
AMP welder 5000 watt
generator powreed by a
Wise, engine on trailer,
good cond,, $895. Berks
Co. 215-323-8788.
3 row narrow JD silage
corn head & old style Surge
tube cooler, Somerset Co.
John Zehner, RD 7, Box
183, Somerset, Pa. 15501.
814-445-2631.
Forge for sale champion w/
blower. L.P. Donnelly Sr.,
966 Big Oak Rd., Yardley,
Pa. Bucks Co.
215-295-9351.
Sale
Reports
KNAUB ESTATE
SALE
A Public Auction of
country real estate and
antiques was held
August 12 for the estate
of Loretta Knaub, 3237
Bull Road, (Roosevelt
Ave. ext’d. north),
York, Pa.
The brick ranch type
house on a lot 200 ft. by
200 ft. in Conewago
Twp. with a 1-car
attached garage was
sold for $85,000.
Other prices received
were: 1971 Dodge auto
$6OO, Kitchen Aid port
able dishwasher $lOO,
Gibson refrigerator
$275, livingroom suite
$3OO, diningroom table
and 4 chairs $125,
hutch with china closet
top $3OO and the 300
dolls brought up to
$295 each.
Blaine and Nevin
Rentzel were the
auctioneers.
HAFER SALE
A Public Sale of farm
machinery and house-
hold goods was held
August 12 by Fem Haf
er and Harry Hafer
Estate, 754 Stracks
Dam Road, Jackson
Twp., Myerstown,
Lebanon County. Pa.
There were 430 regis
tered bidders attending
the sale.
Some prices were:
Ford 800 utility tractor
$lBOO, Farmall A trac
tor $5OO, double barrel
shotguns averaged
ANTIQUE GAS
ENGINE AUCTION
Maine, New York
II AM
Saturday, August 26, 1989
Directions: Auction will be held in conjunc
tion with the Southern Tier Antique Gas
Engine Show at the Maine Park, behind the
Maine Memorial School, Rt 26, Maine,
NY, Broome County.
Consignments of antique gas engines, trac
tors, and related items.
“Charlie” Manasse
Auctioneer
Contact: Ray Bunzey
Vnadilla, NY
607-563-1708
PUBLIC AUCTION
Farm Equipment
Custom Spray Trucks & Tank
Saturday, Sept. 9, 1989
10 AM
Directions: From Mlllersvllle go West
on Rt. #999 to Blue Rock bear left & fol
low to sale on left watch for sign.
Tractors
AC 7030 tractor Dsl, cab, duals, like
new tires, appx. 4000 hrs.
AC xt 190 Dsl, like new tires, appx. 4500
hrs.
JD 830 Dsl., like new 430 hrs.
Case 530 Backhoe, Dsl., 18" bucket.
Farm Equipment
Kinze eleven row soybean or six row
corn planter.
IH Early Riser 800 six row corn planter.
JD 230 21 ’ folding disc w/sod buster.
Glenco soil saver chisel 9 tooth, 12’
Case heavy offset disc, 12’ Dunham Lehr
cultimulcher, used 1 season, six row Ser
vis folding rotary mower, 10* cultipacker
w/2-3' wing, Auger grain wagon, 2 axle flat
bed trailer (Beaver tail), Meyer snow plow
off 250 Ford, backhoe bucket, AC-IH front
end satchel weights, air compressor,
hydraulic cyl., iron, V belts, electric grass
seeder, weed eater, JD battery charger.
CUSTOM SPRAY EQUIPMENT
1700 Int. 6x6 spray truck 1974 26,000
mis.
250 Ford 4x4 spray truck 1977 48,000
mis.
250 Ford 4x4 Spray truck 1970.
VW Pick up Dsl. 1980.
Fruehauf trailer (8200) gal. not on
wheels, 25,000 gal. glass lined tank, two
500 gal. metal tanks, 5,000 gal. metal up
right tank, 3 fiberglass 660 gal. tanks. 2
poly 2250 gal. tanks, 4 poly 120 gal. & one
200 gal. tanks on legs, two 1000 gal. Tan
dey tank trailers, chemical meter inducker
unit w/pump, portable gas motor pumps -
all Leght of Hose.
Auctloneers note: Mr. and Mrs. Niss
ly retiring from farming and custom
spraying. Offering full line of well main
tained equipment.
Order not many small Items, be
prompt.
Sale By:
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Nissley
872-5007
Lunch Available
Auct. Wolgemuth Auction Service
Lie. #2357
Dennis Bob Clyde
664-3893 665-6684 665-5664
No out of state checks unless owner
or auct. approved.
$lOO, dry sink SS2S,
spool cabinet $230 and
woven wire $65 per
roll.
Harry H. Bachman
was the auctioneer.
KURTZ RIDING
STABLE SALE
A Public Sale of 120
acres of farmland was
held August 10 for the
estate of Grace Kurtz,
1290 Steinmetz Road,
W. Cocalico Twp., Lan
caster Co., Pa.
It was sold in five
purparts which brought
$922,500 or approxi
mately $7677 per acre.
Purpart #1 included
31.59 acres, a 2'/> story
frame dwelling, large
bank bam with 41 box
stalls, frame com bam,
implement buildings
and garage which was
sold for $361,000 to
M.N. Zimmerman Co.,
Ephrata, R.D. 2, Pa.
Purpart #2 consisted
of 51.29 acres of tillable
farmland which was
sold for $225,000 to
Carl and Erma Sense
nig, Denver. Pa. Pmpart
PUBLIC SALE
RAYMOND A. KUNKLE ESTATE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, AND
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26
THE MANHEIM FARM SHOW
BUILDING, MANHEIM, PA.
FRIDAY, 5:30 p.m.
Baseball cards
Thousands of wax packs in the original box
es (36 per box) from 1981-1989.
Boxes of Fleer baseball cards.
Thousands of single baseball cards.for
many years back.
Hundreds of wax pack of DONRUSS base
ball cards (Topps).
Bottles
A large variety of Jim Beam, Austin Nickel,
Michters, McCormick, Lionstone and Ezra
Brooks bottles, and many others. Most in box
es. Avon bottles, cast pencil sharpeners.
Coins
Silver dollars; Indian Heads; Rolls of Wheat
Pennies; Rolls of Silver Coins; Lincoln Coin
Sets; Rolls of Buffalo Nickels; Various other
types of coins.
SATURDAY, 9:00 a.m.
Snuff box with gold chain; old gold pock
et watches; gold Masonic watch; Gruen,
Waltham, West Clock, Bulova, Elgin and
Ingersoll midget watches; some silver
watches; silver chains; pocket watch
chains; old pieces of jewelry; DUDLEY 17
JEWEL ARNEX INCABLOC IN GOLD
CASE.
Griswold food chopper, Lehighton lard can,
fry pans, meat cleaver, coffee grinder, potato
stumpers, rolling pin, pots and pans, old pie
board, old tin can w/lid. Agate, old bottles.
Moxie bottle, Mock’s Milk bottle, Hcrshey
Milk bottle, canning jars, 3 pc. Regal Stainless
Steel set; old medicine bottles, old tools,
wooden forks, old tool chest, wooden wheel
barrow, ladders, scythes, hog scrappers, 6 oz.
coke bottles (full) in wooden boxes, 2-man
saws, Scars Craftsman rototiller, Mounlville
CAT troughs, chicken coop, 23.1 cu. ft Ken
more chest-type freezer, old beer cans.
Oak Oval front China closet 2 maple comer
cupboards, side-by-side, oak dressers, oak
round table, oak wash stand, slant top desk,
oak shelves, steamer trunks, brass beds, wick
er chair, church bench, small tables, wooden
play pen, rocking chair, cedar chest old pic
ture frames, pine doors, wall cabinet Shirley
Temple creamers, salts, carnival glass, Wedg
wood dishes, pressed glass, presidents plates,
advertising plates, a lot of old everyday dishes,
ironstone, crocks, jugs, books and a lot of old
glassware not mentioned.
Many antiques not mentioned.
Watches to be sold at 11:30 a.m. Furniture
to be sold at 12:30 p.m.
Directions from Main Street Manheim (RT
72) turn east onto High Street at the square,
follow for three blocks to Laurel Street, turn
left onto Laurel and continue two blocks to
Adele Avenue; turn right onto Atiele Avenue
to the covered bridge, turn left to the Farm
Show Building.
Auctioneers: Paul R. Donough AU002354-L
J. Gordon Hitz AU002597-L
Raymond A. Kunkle Estate
South Lebanon Township,
Rexmont, PA
Executor Bruce Althouse
Bring your own chairs.
£opdJifiirul qvqUa^e^ ,
#3 included 7.6 acres of
pasture and woodland
which was sold for
$68,000 to Blue Lake
Builders, Denver, Pa.
Purpart #4 included
5.69 acres of tillable
farmland which was
sold for $61,500 to Blue
Lake Builders. Purpart
#5 consisted of 24 acres
of tillable farmland and
woodland, went for
$207,000 to Mazzota
Real Estate, Reading.
T, Glenn, Timothy G.
and Thomas A. Horst
were the auctioneers.
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AUCTION SkE
STOCK OF FURNITURE
ORIENTAL RUGS, CARPET. TILE
SZ7S,OOaOO WHOLESALE INVBffORV
TUES. & WED., AUGUST 22 & 23
ON OUR PREMISES 10 A.M. EACH DAY
1825 E. BOSTON AVE., PHILA. PA.
SALVAGE STOCK OF DREXEL, BROYHILL,
PA. HOUSE, LANE, ROWE. BASSETT, LEA
SIMMONS, IMPACT & MISSION REMOVED
TO OUR PREMISES FOR CONVENIENCE
OF SALE COMPRISING IN PART;
BEDROOM SETS, BEDDING, TABLES, CHAIRS
Bedroom Suite*, Dresieri, Che»t» o( Drawer*. Mirror*,
Night Table*. Head A Footboard Set*, Full, Queen A King
Size Mattress A Boxspring Sets, Bras* Bed*, Bed Ralls, End
Tables, Cocktail Tabtea, Dinette Tables & Chairs, Dining
Room Chairs, Dining Room Tables, Breakfront Sets, hkjtch
Tops, Desks, Wall Units, Entertainment Centers,
Bookcases.
SOFAS, SLEEPERS, WICKER, LAMPS
Sofa & Loveseat Sets, Sleeper Sofas, Recliners, Occasional
Chairs, Rockers, Stools, Loveseats, Etegeres, Wicker Furni
ture • Head A Footboards, Porch Furniture, Tables, Patio
Furniture, Lamps, Shades, Brassware Items, Paintings,
Pictures.
ORIENTAL RUGS, CARPET, TILE, SWING SETS
175 Oriental Rugs in Assortment ofColors A Designs 3'xS' to
g’xi2', 60 Rolls Broadloom Carpet 12'xlO' to 12’xS0’,
Braided Rugs, Rug Remnants, Vinyl Flooring, Caloric Gas
Ranges, Refrigerators, 40 Swing A Gym Sets, 45 Pc. Dinner
ware Sets, 268 Doz. decorative Kitchen Towels, 10,500 S.F.
Ceramic Wall A Floor Tile.
INSPECTIONS; MONDAY, AUGUST 21 -10 AM. to 4 R.M.
TERMS: CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS • 29% DEPOSIT REQ.
PA AUCTIONEERS LICENSE NO. AUOOOI7SL
CeSMftfSHfOW f«M
1825 EAST BOSTON AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19125
(215) 634-2500
PUBLIC SALE
OF
FINE FURNITURE, ANTIQUES,
COLLECTOR PLATES, HUMMELS
BRICKERVILLE FIRE HALL
WED., AUGUST 23, 1989
AT 3:30 P.M.
COLLECTOR ITEMS 7 P.M.
Sals to ba hold at Brickorvillo Flro Hall,
Just off Rt. 322 (approx. 8 mllos wsst of
Ephrata), Brickorvillo, Lancaster Co., PA.
Pine Hutch; Pine Extension Table & 4
Chairs; Oak Table (Claw & Ball Feet); WAL
NUT GRANDMOTHER’S CLOCK (T.S. Horst);
Oak "Mediterranean* Bedroom Suite w/6ox
Spring & Mattress; Maple Bedroom Suite; Mod
ern Pine Dry Sink; Pine Chest of Drawers; Pine
Triple Dresser; PA House Sofa; Sofas & Chair;
Cane Seat Rocker; La-Z-Boy Chair; Pine Drop
Front Desk (Book Case Top); Ship’s Wheel
Coffee Table; Cherry Desk; Maple Biook Case;
Cedar Chest; Color TV; G.E. Automatic
Washer; Dryer; Mahogany Desk; Wrought Iron
Breakfast Set; Gate Leg Table; Inlaid End
Tables & Lamps; Quoizel Lamps; Kerosene
Light; Gone-With-Wind Table Lamps; Mantel
Clock; Platform Rocker; “Ray Monaghan* Oil
Paintings; 3 Lane Checker Board Chests;
Child’s Rocker.
CHINA & GLASSWARE
GOEBEL Country “BurguncT Set of Dishes
Collection; Lead Crystal Bowl; Fostoria
Items; Pressed & Pattern Glass; Hand Carved
Figurines.
HUMMEL FIGURINES “Cinderella,' “Be
Patient*, “Bird Duet*, ‘Angel Duet’, “Goose
Girl*, “Autumn Harvest*, “Telling Her Secret’,
“Stormy Weather’, “Heavenly Angel*.
COLLECTOR PLATES & BELLS; Kaiser &
Goebel Angel Figurines; Anri Angels; Goebel
Dogs & Christmas items; Goebel Bell Figur
ines; B&G Collector Plates; MANY COLLEC
TOR PLATES “Colette*, Sebastian, Rock
well, Hudson, Incolay, Rainbow Treas.,
Fleetwood-1982, “The Shepherds’, Reco
World of Children, D’Arceau, Limoges; “Young
Mother* Brass Figurine.
Linens; 3 Antique Quilts; Blankets; Tin &
Metal Toys; Pewter; Agate Tea Pot; (Elvis &
Beatles); Records; Butter Churn; Wooden Tub;
Artist Supplies; Hand Crafted Christmas Items;
Tobacco Sizer; Baskets; Oak Ax; Cigar Mold;
Animal Trap.
JEWELRY Sterling Silver; Costume
Jewelry; and many other items to be soldi
Terms By:
FRANK J. MONAGHAN
RAY T. MONAGHAN
T. Glenn
Timothy O.
Thomas A.
ORST
AUCTS.
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717-SSSMS3I 717-735-1241
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