Sale Reports
MONT ASH FARM
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
AUCTION
Tuesday y April V
11:00 A.M.
Holcomb, New York
We will sell all of the dairy related
equipment from this modern farm.
SELLING: Girton 2000 gal. bulk tank;
450’ universal 2” stainless pipeline; Alamo
vacuum pump; gutter cleaner w/450’ of chain;
manure ram w/hyd. power supply; 80’ of lock
ups; 190’ of concrete bunk; 120’ concrete J
bunk; 25T bulk bin; 50 steel gates; 80 cow
mats: other misc. supplies.
A short Auction here please be on time! All
items must be removed by May 1, 1990.
TERMS: Full settlement Auction day,
cash or good check.
Auctioneer: Roy Teitsworth, Inc.
6502 Barber Hill Road
Geneseo, New York 14454
716-243-1563
Roy Teitsworth, Inc.
o%wor««»io*AL auctiowmwiT I
716243-1563
6502 Barber Hill Road
Geneseo, New York 14454
PUBLIC SALE
OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, COINS
EPHRATA
MON., APRIL 16, 1990
AT 4:00 P.M.
COINS AT 7:30 P.M.
Located at 21 Ephrata Ave. (Near
Ephrata Hospital, just off Martin Ave.),
Ephrata, Lancaster Co., PA.
FURNITURE
ANTIQUE PINE BLANKET CHEST w/
Strap Hinges & Graber Lock; TRUNDLE
ROPE BED; GRAINED PINE BLANKET
CHEST; PINE FLOUR CHEST; LOW DRY
SINK; WALNUT WOOD CHEST; Pine
Bedroom Suite; Grained Cupboard Top;
Cherry Extensidn Table w/12 Boards: Liv
ing Room Suite; 6 Fiddle Back Kitchen
Chairs (Brown, Original Decoration): 6
Fiddle Back Kitchen Chairs (Tan); Oak
Kitchen Chairs: Reclining Chair; Oak
Library Table; Automatic Washer & Dryer;
20 cu. ft. Chest Freezer; Refrigerator: Oak
Parlor Tables w/Claw & Ball Feet; Lg.
Guilded Frames; Cuckoo Clock; Child's
Chairs; Baskets; Wooden Egg Crate; Rag
Carpet: Wooden Boxes.
CHINA & GLASSWARE
Blue Opalescent Pitcher & Glass; Set of
Dishes (W.S. George): Pressed & Pattern
Glass; Peanut Butter Glasses; Agate Dip
per; Butter Mold & Paddle; Depression
Glass; Bureau Lamps; Bennington Spit
toon: Corn Dryer; Iron Fry Pan; Iron Ket
tles; Jug & Crocks; 5 Gal. Stoneware Jug;
Milk Can; Kerosene Light; Lanterns Egg
Baskets; Pie Paddle; Slaw Board; Butcher
Ladle & Strainer.
LINENS: Antique Quilts; Saw Tooth
(Green & Red); Embroidered Quilts: Com
forters: Counter Panes; Fancywork;
Shawl; Afghan; Hand Made Wool Stock
ings; Local Advertising Items; Books;
Political Pins; Marbles; Tin Boxes.
TOYS: 3 John Deere Farm Tractors:
German Doll Head; Wooden Blocks; Ton
ka Truck.
TOOLS: TORO SELF-PROPELLED
LAWN MOWER w/Rear Bagger; Hand
Tools; Socket Set; Battery Charger;
Extension Ladder.
COINS: 1798 & Other Large Cent; Nick
els; Part Silver Half Dollars; 480 Wheat
Pennies & Foreign Coins.
Terms By:
v Elam Z. &
Hattie H. Wenger
ORST aucts.
T. Glann
Timothy 0.
Thomas A.
AU43BL
859 1331 - 738-1245
VOICES OF EXPERIENCE
ISENNOCK March 31 at the Isen-
CONSIGNMENT nock Auction Facility,
SALE New Park, Pa. There
A Spring Consign- were 275 registered
ment Auction of farm bidders.
equipment was held Some items sold
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HINKLETOWN
GOOD FRIDAY,
APRIL 13, 1990
9 A.M.
REAL ESTATE 2 P.M.
COINS 3 P.M.
Located at 634 Epst Farmersville Rd.,
Hlnkletown, Earl Township, Lancaster
Co., PA. (Directions: Rt. 322 East of
Ephrata to Hlnkletown, turn south onto
East Farmersville Rd. at Martin’s Bike
Shop to second house on right.)
BRICK RANCH STYLE
DWELLING W/ATTACHED
2 CAR GARAGE
* This well-built home Is located in
an ideal country location. Be sure to
Inspect this property to see the many
fine features.
Inspection call 733-6961.
Lot Size: 125’x180’ MIL.
FURNITURE
Wood Box; Antique Jelly Cupboard:
Schoolmaster’s Desk; Cherry Drop Leaf
Table; Inlaid Walnut Slant Top Desk;
Closed Hutch; Blanket Chest; Depression
Bedroom Suite; Drop Leaf Extension
Table w/Many Boards: Fainting Couch;
Victorian Side Chairs; Marble Top Table;
Oak Pressed Back Rockers; Cane Chair;
Modern Grandfather's Clock; Fine 4 Pc.
Maple Bedroom Suite; Oak Princess
Desk; Mahogany Bookcase; Plank Bottom
Chairs: Duncan Phyfe Table; Piano &
Bench: Fine 2 Pc. Living Room Suite; La-
Z-Boy; Love Seat; Barrel Back Chair;
Cedar Wardrobe: Platform Rockers:
Majestic Coal Cookstove; TIFFANY TYPE
TABLE LAMP; Mahogany Wall Clock;
Gone w/Wind Light; Hanging Corner Medi
cine Cabinet; Refrigerator; Automatic
Washer & Electric Dryer; Chest Freezer;
Crib: Patio Furniture: Mantel Clocks: Tin
Lantern: Reverse Paintings: Leroy Sense
nig Original Paintings.
CHINA & GLASSWARE
Flow Blue Tureen; Antique China Tea
Pot; “Oriental” China Bowl; “Fern" Tea Pot
& Sugar Bowl; Ironstone Dishes; Blue Wil
low; Noritake, Weaver Reidenbach Store
Plate: Washington Vase; German China
Berry Set; German Stein; Floral Vases;
Depression Glass; Carnival Rose Bowl;
Pressed & Pattern Glass; Goofus Glass;
China Figurines: Musser Farms Dairy
Bottle: Stainless Steel Cookware: Iron Fry
ing Pans; Flat Iron; Silverware; Agate; Yel
lowware Bowl; Baskets; Demi-John Red
ware; Crocks & Jugs; Stereoptic Viewer;
Post Cards.
LINENS: Quilts; Comforts; Blankets; Afg
hans; Bedspreads; Quilt Tops; Towels;
Shawls; Sewing Items.
TOYS: Wooden Kiddie Car; Rocking
Horse; Tricycle: Shop Rite Tractor Trailer;
Metal Trucks & Cars; Dolls.
TOOLS: 5 Speed Drill Press; 8" Table
Saw; 10” Radial Arm Saw; 6” Jointer; Belt
& Disc Sander; Emrick Universal Wood
worker; Bench Grinder; Shaper; Vise;
Lathe Chisels; Finishing Sander; Circular
Saws; Drills; Stepladder; Hand Tools;
Wheelbarrow; Lawn Spreader; Lumber &
Doors; Engine Oilers; 12 Ga. Higgins
Shotgun; .32 Pistol; Hunting Knives;
Snapper Self-Propelled Mower; Simplicity
Riding Mower.
COINS: 9 Silver Dollars; Silver Halves,
Quarters & Dimes; Large, Indian Head
Pennies; Foreign Coins; Franklin Mint
Coins.
Terms By:
Leroy M. Sensenig
Martha E. Sensenig
Wentz, Weaver & Kllng, Atty.
Horst aucts.
T. Cltnn AU43IL
Timothy O. 717-859-1331 717-735-1245
Thomat A. VOICES OF EXPERIENCE"
were: M.F. combine 2
& 4 row heads $20,200,
Farmall C tractor w/
blade $llOO, Farmall M
tractor w/loader $9OO,
J.D. 3010 tractor (as is)
$l9OO, ’7l Chev.
Baseball Card &
Coin Auction
Sat., April 14, 1990
At 10 A.M.
Located At The Qulgglevilie
Community Hall, (Lycoming Co.),
Approx. 5 miles west of Cogan Station,
PA. along Rt. 973. Watch for auction
signs at the junction of Rts. 15 & 973.
Near the Cogan Station Post Office.
Featuring approx. 4000 cards including
1982 M.V.B. of A.L. & N.L., many Topps
plus much more. Coins include silver dol
lars, quarters, dimes, 1864 “L” Indian head
1 0, with more from a local private collec
tion. Complete listing available upon con
tacting the auctioneer. Auction held inside
with lunch. Parking available.
Terms: Cash, approved or traveler’s
checks only. Out-of-state checks must
have a current bank letter warranting
funds.
Conducted by
Scott Younkln & Associates,
n A1M666,
SCOtt M 0& ' (717) 323-9011
Aiwtienwr—A#fieiw
ESTATE AUCTION
SAT., APRIL 14,1990
AT 9:00 A.M.
1 mile west off Rt 25 at SACRAMENTO,
along the Sacramento to Kllngerstown Road,
in Hubley Township, Western Schuylkill
County, PA, 10 miles west off 1-81,
Exit 34.
30 ACRE FARM,
more or less.
Approximately 20 acres tillable, balance pasture
& wooded, frontage on a trout stocked stream.
4-BEDROOM DWELLING;
2 baths, coal hot water heat.
FOR INSPECTION CALL: (717) 682-9637
After inspection,
ARRANGE YOUR FINANCING & BE
PREPARED TO BID & BUY AT THE AUCTION!
Also selling:
FULL LINE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS,
Antiques & Collectibles including; CORNER CUP
BOARD, softwood w/9 panes over 2 drawers & 2
doors, 6'6" tall; pedestal table w/claw feet, (4) T
back chairs, dressers, library table, high back
chairs, extension table, stands in OAK; marble top
dresser: 6-pc. DECORATED BEDROOM SUITE w I
high bed, nice condition; blanket chest; flour chest;
Empire chest of drawers; spindle cradle; open
washstand; early radios; Currier & Ives print ‘My
Three Kittens Learning Their ABCs’; lot dishes &
books including Zane Grey Novels; tinware; bread
riser; copper canteen & washboiler; child's wicker
rocker; early teddy bear; doll crib & cupboard; com
forters; braided rugs; carpenter chest; wooden
planes; slick; miner’s bits & safety lamp; school
desk; cast iron bath tub w/legs; pedestal washtub;
iron pump; MG Midet body parts, etc. **9
ESTATE OF V£
MILDRED J. KISSINGER U
Forrest E. Kissinger, BS, MA, Executor
Mike Delbert, AUCL AU1599-L (717) 425-3313
Geo. Delbert, Realtor & Auct AU2O9-L
UncMUr Finning, Saturday, April 7,IWWE9
flatbed dump truck
$lO5O, J.D. chuck
wagon $7OO, N.H. #8
chuck wagon $225,
Gehl chuck wagon
$250, J.D. 4-bottom
plow $7OO, M.F. 3-B
plow $335, N.H. 479
haybine $3OO, J.D. corn
planter $225, disc on
.rubber $440, N.H. flail
chopper $525, J.D. flail
chopper $350, J.D. 896
rake $330.
Isennock Auction
Services managed the
sale. \
GROFF SALE
A Public Sale of farm
machinery was held
March 31 by Melvin S.
and Grace E. Groff,
Route 999 cast to Cen
tral Manor Mart to
Anchor Road, Lane
Co., Pa.
Some prices were:
A.C. WD 45 tractor w/
loader $2625, A.C. B
tractor $BOO, Ford trac
tor $2350, J.D. B tractor
$9OO, A.C. 2-row no-till
planter $BOO, N.I. 323
picker $lO5O, A.C. 3 pt.
mower $475, Mayrath
elevator $ll5O, N.H.
361 haybine $7OO, J.D.
combine $1000,4 steers
$425, 6 steers $4BO
each, 8 steers $520
each, ear corn $67 per
ton, hall rack $230,
Empire bureau $l4O,
antique dog & rabbit
banks $135 each and
Kirby sweeper $lB5.
The auctioneers were
Lloyd Kreider, Randal
Kline and Roy Good.
SINITSKY SALE
A Public Sale of farm
machinery was held
March 31 by Helen
Sinitsky, 550 Adams
dale Road, Orwigsburg,
Pa.
Some prices includ
ed: David Brown tractor
53300, N.H. 268 baler
SBOO, Bnlhon roller
harrow $lOOO, silage
chopper $B5O, Deutz
Fahr hay tedder $9OO,
hay rake $245, gram
drill $340, J.D. #1240
com planter $BOO, man
ure spreader $6OO, disc
harrow $4OO, hay
wagon $620, cultivator
$5OO, Case #1690 trac
tor $8750, J.D. tractor
$2750, David Brown
tractor & Dunham Lehr
loader $4700.
Robert A, Amer was
the auctioneer.
BISTLINE ESTATE
SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate and farm equip
ment was held March
31 for the William C.
Bistline Estate, VA
miles west of Bloservil
le on Hoot Owl Road.
There were 254 regis
tered bidders at the sale.
The 110 acres of land
with a IVi story frame
house, large bank bam,
block implement shed,
hog house and other
small bldgs, was sold
for $lBB,OOO. The 16
acres of mountain
ground was sold for
$16,800.
Other items sold
were; Ford D 6610 trac
tor $12,000, N.H. 477
haybine $3OOO, N.H.
hay rake $1375, Int. 450
3-B plow $llOO, Oliver
60 tractor $720 and bale
wagons $1425 & $775.
Melvin Sensenig and
Jim Bistline were the
auctioneers.