RCDOrtS $ll5O, miniature blank
*WrV* et chest $B5. cast iron
MASTERS SALE Some nrices received safe S’ Bs - Resta glas-
A Public Auction of were . #59 thread SCS 40 t a ° h ’ Adams
ontimies was held Julv ”, 1 1630 rose CU P S & saucers $45
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PUBLIC SALE
Tools - Building Materials - Backhoe -
Tractor & Equipment Household ■ Antiques
40 Year Home Building Business. Due To Illness The Fol
lowing Will Be Sold At Public Auction.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 22, 1992
9:00 AM.
Take 81 South To Maryland Exit 2 At Williamsport, Turn left On
Route 11 Go Approx. 'A Ml. To Governor Lane Blvd. And Turn
Right. Go 'A Mile To Doub Road On Left. Then 'A Mile To Ster
ling Road On Left. Watch For Signs.
BACKHOE
Oliver tractor and loader with Sherman backhoe, 4 buckets; different
sixes, tractor and hoe in excellent working condition, extra teeth for
buckets.
TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT
Ferguson 30 tractor, 5’ L&S Brush hog, 7’ pull type Discus, 6’ scraper
blade, 2 rows cultivators, 2 Bottom 12” plow, Ferguson tractor bumper.
1978 HONDA MOTORCYCLE (as is)
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
Lincoln 22S welder, 2 concrete trowling machines, vibrator sander, jig
saws, 2 floor sanders, 16 gal. wet/dry vac., electric cement mixer, POWR-
Craft sander. Craftsman drill press. Wards 3 HP power scythe. B&D
router, Craftsmenpipe cutter, 70-amp electric box, Homelite chainsaw,
several wooden tool boxes, 4” vise. Electric heater. Towing insert, tractor
chains, other chains, steel pipe fittings, jackhammer bits, Top link bars,
load binders, drill steels, Grease guns, bolts, log chains, shovels, forks,
drill bits, clevis, skill saws, electric drills, metal shelving, table saws, 2
kerosene salamanders, wood stove, new frost free spigot, miter box with
saw, staple gun, hand saws, 2’ and 4’ levels, wooden ladders, several C
clamps, several cans of spray paint, several work benches, hammers, saw
blades, extension cords, Igloo water cooler, hand brace, hand trials, pul
leys, files, rasps, 36” bolt cutter, hammer handles, ax, new air paint spray
er, elect, chain saw, dusk to dawn light, saw horses, new Rheem LP gas
furnace, oil stove, Sunshine heatrolla, Suburban woodstove, new 14”
trailer, tires, propane heater, chain hoist, several electric motors, hyd.
hoses, squares, large pipe vise, electrical wiring, bag wagon, Meyers
water pump and tank, 90 weight grease pump, several saw horse brackets,
temporary service pole, steel pick-up racks, 2 trailer axles, towing hitch,
paper hanging tool set, drain snake, dry wall hanger, drill bits, tool belt,
grading pole, nail and screw organizer, air drills, hard wood floorer, elect,
fencer, power nail nails, wood plains, pipe threader, drill bit stands, pipe
wrenches, trouble light, welding rods, horn seed sower, battery charger,
gaskets, Hasting piston rings, spark plugs, 8 track tape player, Redco 5000
lb. tow bar, misc. oil filters, battery tester, motorcycle carrier, car washer
attachments, 4 Int. hub caps, wrenches, wheel puller, tap and die set, 5 gal.
all purpose grease, creeper, valve spring clamp, 2 ton floor jack, socket
sets, metal tool boxes.
BUILDING MATERIALS
4’x4’ louvre vents, shutters, storm doors, several storm windows, alum,
siding, plywood, 3” and 4” SCH 40 pipe, 7 rolls tar paper, mixed wood
trim, 3 new double stainless steel sinks, several new light fixtures, new
bathroom cabinets, insulation, new range hoods and fans, hardwood floor
ing, galv. pipe, several boxes of nails, 2 steel drain pipes 12”x15’, chim
ney blocks and flues, 200 concrete blocks, new and used bricks, 500 gal.
fuel tank, 8” steel pipes, other steel and cast pipes, roll of copper pipe, 30”
concrete tile, mixed lumber, steel bathtub, porch irons, screen, camper
vent, elect, switches and plugs, door knobs, 24” whole house attic fan,
faucets, wiring, ceiling fans and light kits, floor tile, metal bridging for
wood joist, copper pipe 'A and 3/8, bathroom tile, fluorescent lights, door
hardware sets, cabinet hinges, lacquer and paint thinner, weather strip
ping, toggle bolts, brass fittings. Sun vacuum pressure tester, hinges, met
al lockers, crane trolleys, counter-tops and cabinets, several jalousie
windows.
GARDEN, HOUSEHOLD, MISC.
Push mowers, 5 HP chain drive MTD rototiller, like new, 30” lawn
sweeper, 22” self propelled mower, 6’ aluminum truck cap, several lawn
chairs, 4’ washtub, Coleman lantern, boat oars, garden hose, 2 lawn seed
ers, electric weed trimmer, hedge trimmer, 3 wheel bike, several other
bikes, bumper jack, scale, grass shears.
Waffle irons, silverware, glassware, plasticware, picnic basket, glass
pie dishes, puzzles, picture frames, candles, misc. wall hangings, Home
Interior, electric blanket, vacuum cleaner, army cots, ball canning jars,
misc. kitchenware, vases, pots and pans, yard games, Christmas
decorations.
Old wooden pulleys, old jacks, wooden wheelbarrow wheel, push plow,
milk can, S gal. glass jar. Huffy oil cans, fruit basket, several old bottles,
copper washboiler, old sewing machine stands, old ice chest, 2 old hand
water pumps, Ballentine Beer trays, blue half pint, quart and half gallon
jars, old fire shovel, brick tongs, 2 cross cut saws, pocket watch, old
radios, old hand drill, old Fairchild ashtray with airplane, silver ice buck
et, WWII German helmet, brass flower basket dipped in silver, pocket
comb in metal case, oil paintings by Earl Moran, old pictures and frames,
old hay rake and hay loader, many other items to numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED CHECK. Number system- I.D.
required. Nothing removed until settled for; not responsible for acci
dents. Real Estate 12:00 noon; backhoe and tractor approx. 12:30.
JAMBS A. SHORT SR.
GLADYS B. SHORT
AUCTIONEER: C. FLOYD DAVIS 1-301-223-9761
CLERK: DAVID DRURY WILLIAMSPORT, MD.
ANTIQUES
cashmere plate $llO,
wooden coffee grinder
$75 and metal coffee
grinder $6O.
Kenneth E. Massin
ger and Neil A. Court
ney were the
auctioneers.
GARBER SALE
A Public Sale of Wil
lows Farm Guernseys
by Ken Garber and Ger
ald Garber was held
August 1, south of Lan
caster off Locust Lane
Road in Lane. Co., Pa.
Buyers attended the sale
from 9 states and three
calves and a heifer were
shipped to California.
One-third of the 69
head of Guernseys were
sold to owners of Hols
tein herds.
The average of all the
animals, including the
calves, was $lOBB. The
top price of $4500 was
paid for Willows Jasper
Heidi EX-90. Her calf
brought $2700 and
another heifer was sold
for $2OOO.
The auctioneer was
John Merryman of
Maryland.
DETWILER SALE
A Public Sale of a
dairy herd was held
August 7 by Blaine and
Connie Detwiler, S
miles east of 1-81 at
New Milford near Pa
gews Lake.
The 36 cows aver
aged $1,141 with the
top cow bringing
$l,BOO, the 2nd high
was two at $1,750 each
and two were sold for
$1,700 each. There
PUBLIC SALE
8 ACRES M/L, SECLUDED, HISTORIC
DWELLING & MILL
LARGE POND, TROUT STREAM
REAL ESTATE
RAPHO TOWNSHIP •
GRUBB MANSION AREA
TUBS.,
AUGUST 25, 1992
AT 7:00 P.M.
Located at 254 Mansion House Road, Rapho
Township, Lancaster Co , PA (Directions PA Turn
pike Interchange #2O, South on Rt 72, turn left onto
Mountain Rd , left on Mansion House Road )
8 acres M/L w/Histonc Dwelling & Mill on National
, Historic Register - “Mt. Hope Estate"
2'A STORY STONE & FRAME
DWELLING
(Circa. 1820)
Ist Floor
EAT-IN KITCHEN, dishwasher, microwave, laun
dty area, LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, SUN
PORCH, 'A BATH.
2nd Floor
3 BEDROOMS, w/LARGE CLOSETS, FULL
BATH, BALCONY, ATTIC w/WALK-IN CEDAR
CLOSET.
This house features; Electric heat, new roof & hot
water heater, 200 amp service.
3 STORY BARN (Grist Mill)
LARGE ENTERTAINMENT AREA, TWO CAR
GARAGE, THREE WORKSHOP AREAS. LARGE
STORAGE AREA (Third Floor).
This fine historic property features large pond
stocked with bass & trout. Mountain stream, wooded
& open area, easy access to metropolitan area,
approx. 1 mile to PA Turnpike. Former miller's house
& grist mill for GRUBB MANSION. Be sure to inspect
this fine property!
Open House; Sat, Aug. 8 & Sat, Aug 15 from 1
p.m. to 3 p.m. For information or inspection call
717-664-3793.
No out of stale checks unless accompanied by
a current bank letter or prior arrangement with
auction service.
Terms By:
JOSEPH LESCAVAGE
I STEPHANIE LESCAVAGE
Horst
T. Glenn (717) #53-1331 . (717) 73*-30#0
Timothy G. Fix t (717) MMI32
Thomas A. ■VOICES OF EXPERIENCE
were 16 cows that
brought $1,200 and up.
The bred heifers
averaged $1,093 with
the top heifer selling for
$1,275. Newborn
calves averaged $376
and the top calf sold for
$550.
Yearlings averaged
$767 and the lop year
ling was sold for $BlO.
Wayne H. Weaver
was the auctioneer.
PHILLIPS SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate was held
August 8 by Myron and
Edith Phillips, 3 miles
south of Port Royal
along Mountain Rd.,
Turbelt Twp., Juniata
Co., Pa.
The 2'A acres with a
2-story Cape Cod house
and a garage was sold
for $64,500.
Bryan D. Imes was
the auctioneer.
SMITH SALE
A Public Sale of an
tiques was held August
8 for Sara R. Smith,
1910 E. Main St., New
Holland, Lane. Co., Pa.
There were 367 regis
tered bidders at the sale.
Some prices includ
ed; large bowed oak
china closet with lion’s
head and feet $4,100,
oak highchair $l4O,
bottom of a dry sink
$4OO, grained blanket
chest $330, child’s desk
and chair $260, 5-draw
er spool cabinet $3lO,
walnut drop-leaf table
$395, Ben Weaver Jr.
advertising plate $490,
gaudy Dutch saucer
Lancaster Farming,, Saturday, August 15,1992-Fl3
$250, E.M. Stauffer
pint milk bottle $llO,
begging iron bulldog
$420, left-face iron
bulldog $2OO and right
face bulldog $l3O.
Also: Damascus plat
ter $5OO, Carnival glass,
pitcher & 2 tumblers
$3OO, peacock dish
$220, good luck horse
shoe bowl $330, Lillie
Red Riding Hood tin tea
set $l2O, small express
wagon $lO5, 3 Taylor
three-pronged forks
$4OO, $440 & $470,
Taylor two-pronged
fork $320, 2 Lustre
bowls $2OO, 12 New
Holland soda bottles
$312, wooden carton
for New Holland soda
bottles $34, 2 Lippon
cup and saucer sets $95
& $lOO and 12 flow
blue plates $630.
The auctioneers were
Robert E. Martin, Jef
frey R. Martin and Ran
dall L. Kline, appren
tice.
FISHER SALE
A Public Sale of an
tique country furniture
and antique china and
glassware was held Au-
•♦♦♦ANNOUNCEMENT****
PUBLIC CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION
TRACTORS - FARM EQUIPMENT
- FARM RELATED ITEMS
MON., SEPTEMBER 21. 1992
9:00 A.M.
••**9:oo AM.- SMALL ITEMS ••••
****11:00 A.M.- LARGE EQUIPMENT **•*
SOUTHERN YORK COUNTY. PA.
FARMERS EQUIPMENT Ac SUPPLY CO.. INC.
AIRVILLE, PA.
0 MILE SOUTH OP RED LION, PA.- RT. 74
•••FOR CONSIGNMENT
PHONE 717-862-3967****
TOM MOSER
NO JUNK Ac NO TIRESiII
AUCTION CONDUCTED BY:
RENTZEL’S AUCTION SERVICE
BLAINE At NEVIN RENTZEL
EMIGSVILLE, PA
717-764-6412
PA UC. #761 A #2483
EQUIPMENT
AUCTION
TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1992
-9:30 A.M.
HARVEST EQUIPMENT
TRACTORS
ANTIQUE TRACTORS
To Be Held At Dlffenbach’s Auction
Center- 100 W. Jackson St., Box 186,
New Holland. PA. 17557.
CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME!!!
RECEIVING: Mon. Aug. 17 To Frl. Aug. 21
Mon. Aug. 24, & lues. Aug. 25
7 A.M. To 5 P.M.
NO SMALL ITEM TO BE SOLD AT THIS SALE
Partial Listing Of Tractors: WD-45 Gas Wide
Front End 12 Volt System; 601 Ford Power
Steering, Reverser Gear; 66 Oliver Standard-
Gas- 26’ Wheels; JD LA w/Plow & Cults.; MH
Pony; JD-A; JD-H; Oliver 70; Case SE; Ford
9N; AC Dl7; JD Luc Power Unit- Exc. Cond.;
Oliver 77; MF 97; Oliver 440- Restored; MM
602- Restored; Deutz 5506- As-ls- Runs; Old 4
Cyl. Deutz; JD 40 Crawler; Case 830; Deutz-
Fahr- DXI6O- 4WD- Power Drive- 1 Owner.
VENDORS WELCOME - $lO.OO FEE.
NEXT FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION
FRIDAY, SEPT. 11, 1992-9 A.M.
A.&C. DIFFENBACH AUCTION INC.
100 W. JACKSON ST., BOX 186
NEW HOLLAND, PA. 17557
PHONE: (717) 355-7253
HOME: (717) 354-3297
FAX# (717) 355-9547 ALAN DIFFENBACH
AUCT.-AU2258-L
gust 8 at Horst Auction
Center, Rt. 322 & Dur
lach Road, Ephrata,
Lane. Co., Pa. for John
I. Fisher of Selinsgrove,
Pa. There were 395 re
gistered bidders attend
ing the sale.
Some prices received
were; Dutch cupboard
top $625,2 antique long
rifles $520 & $575, 2
drysinks $425 & $540,
chest of drawers $475,
step-back cupboard
$425, desk $450, one
door cupboard $575, tin
flour bin $225, flour
chest $2OO, box of 10
photos $l7O, box of
eyeglasses $llO, string
of sleigh bells $llO and
1 pack of stereo cogs
$l2O.
T. Glenn, Timothy G.
and Thomas A. Horst
were the auctioneers.