VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ANTIQUES - GUNS -
PERSONAL PROPERTY
SAT., OCT. 16, 1993
At 8 A.M. Guns - Noon;
Rsal Estato -1 PM
Loeatsd at 5293 Petars Rd., Kinzars, PA
From Rt. 340 taka Rt. 897 north to laft on
Peters Rd. Sals on right V • mils west of
Sprlngvllla. In case of bad waathar sals In
tent.
Real Eatate consists of a VA story, 4 bedroom
Holland stone home with attached concrete block
bam.
First floor of this 22 yr. old home has a large
kitchen, pantry, living room, full bath, bedroom,
laundry room, and enclosed porch. Second floor has
3 bedrooms, full bath, lots of closets & storage.
This plaster home is wired for electric, has full
basement, cold cellar, outside entrance, alum,
storms & screens, asphalt shingle roof, vinyl siding,
lg. air tank, 14 hp B/S engine & air compressor.
The 29’x32’ bam has 2 stalls, shop, overhead
storage, and asphalt shingle roof.
The property has drilled well, septic tank, drain
field, utility shed, macadam drive & parking area
plus a gorgeous country setting on a 9/10 acre m/I
w/approx. ISO* frontage. Salisbury Twp., Lancaster
Co., Pequea Valley Schools.
ANTIQUES: graduated chest of drawers; slant
front desk w/pigeon holes; pressed back & other
rockers; dated dovetailed blanket chest w/drs; Hoo
sier type kitchen cabinet as is; youth chairs; dec.
plank rocker; Oak inc: bowed glass china closet,
ext. table w/5 bds., bed set 6 chairs, sideboard,
stand, youth chair, Singer treadle sewing machine
& library table; mortised benches; banging cup
board; child's rocker; set Victorian cane seat chairs;
crib; 2-3 pc. waterfall bedroom suites; camel back
trunk; Sessions mantle clock; sled; quilting frame;
1844 show towel; signed or monogrammed pillow
cases; pin cushions; nice rag carpet; Depression
glass inc. 2 water sets; E.P. DeHaven store ad. pc.;
ABC Groff pocket ledgers; cigar boxes; pocket
watches; shaving stand; shaving case wAowel bar;
1892 & 1904 German family Bibles & other Ger
man books & almanacs; Burslem England ironstone
dinner service for 16, Staffordshire cups, saucers &
plates; Ger. creamer & ABC cup; Eng. cups, sauc
ers & plates; glass candy toys; pressed glass; lg.
glass basket; ruby compote; sad & gas irons; blue
agate pail w/lid; kerosene lamp; crocks; min. Gris
wold .skillet; cast iron waffle iron & skillet; meat
saw; hand held toaster; Columbia Family Scales;
marble rollers; wooden horse & wagon toy.
GUNS: 300 Savage lever actityi w/Bushnell
scope; 12 ga. Ithaca double barrel; 12 ga. Reming
ton Sportsman 45 Semi-Auto; Mossberg bolt action
.22 w/Bushnell scope; J.C. Higgins Model 583.16
12 ga. bolt; Marlin Model 122 22 ca.; 12 ga. H&R
single barrel; Daisy model 881 BB or .177; turkey
call; fishing poles & tackle & more.
PERSONAL PROPERTY: Domestic gas or
elec, refrigerator, 1 yr. old; maple drop leaf table;
hospital bed; ext. table w/12 bds.; 36" Caloric gas
range; nice hutch; 2 pc. comer cupboard; 30”
Crown gas oven/range; apt. size Roper gas oven/
range; maple dresser; Lazy Boy recliner; gooseneck
rocker; Early Am. Sofa & chair, single bed; crib;
single box springs & mattress; bookcase; propane
gas floor lamp; kneehole desk; picnic table; braided
rugs; sm. cedar chests; Family records wall hang
ings; Fisher Family History-1988; lots scrapbooks;
blue glass inc: bowls; lidded compote, nappy &
tumblers; Pa. Scales Winross; Ertl Ford NH truck;
31 day mantle clock; tablecloths; quilts; lots sheets
& bedding; afghans; towels; cushions; quilting
material pcs; paper quilting patterns; lots salt &
peppers; flatware; sm. kitchen utensils; Guardian
service; stainless steel pots & pans; Corning Ware;
roasters; sewing supplies; games; pressure canner;
canning jars; washtubs; Speedway Express wagon;
Coleman lanterns; Solar sprayer; 2 alum. ext. lad
ders; stepladder; Echo gas powered trimmer;
Agway gas tank; lawn roller; lawn sweeper: B’xlO’
storage shed; hand, lawn & garden tools; air pow
ered bench model drill press & bench grinder; prop
ane heater & tank; brace & bit set; tree trimmer;
Ridgidpipe wrenches; organizer; 4” vise; work har
ness; push harrows; 5 h.p. self-propelled rotary
mower w/elec. start 1 yr. old; rotary mower &
much more.
Open House For Real Estate: By appointment.
Call (717) 354-0120..
Terms of Real Estate: 10% down day of sale,
balance in 60 days.
Sal* by
AMOS G. ALLGYER
ESTATE
Samual B. & John B. Allgyar,
Exae.
Attorney: James K. Weaver
JAY M. LEARY & Associates
p 0 Box 406 - firm (717) 354-0423
New Holland. PA AUOOI2I4L
Samuel H. Stoltzfus Randy L. Stoltzfus
Terre Hill 445-4941 Leola 656-8919
Auctioneers U Appraisers
No out of State Checks
Sale Reports
RUHLMAN SALE “7 was hcld October 2
A Public Sale of real b 7 Mariam E. Ruhlman.
estate and farm machin- Ridge Rd,, Spring
r LA mb * WEBSTER’S "HI
I ANNUAL FALL |
f CONSIGNMENT AUCTION S
I SATURDAY. OCT. 23 |
5 <§> 9:00 A.M. |
I FARM TRACTORS, FARM |
x MACHINERY, TRUCKS, LAWN I
I EQUIPMENT, NURSERY STOCK I
I Rts. 219 & 39. Springvllle, N.Y. I
I For several years now, area farmers, deal- |
5 ers, bankers & lease companies have used this X
I auction to sell their used equipment. We are I
I expecting approx. (35) farm tractors, (4) skid |
A steer loaders, approx. (65) pcs. of farm I
J machinery, approx. (20) lawn tractors & golf 5
| carts and our usual run of potted shrubs & I
I trees. I
| If you have equipment to consign, call Ron |
I at Lamb & Webster - 716-592-4923 or the |
| auctioneers. |
I A great auction here - complete ad list next I
| week. See you there! *
I RoyTeitsworth, Inc. / |
| CT womwowM. aucriowginaTT 9
I Sales Manager & Auctioneer]. I
! 6502 Barber Hill Rd. x
I Qeneseo, N.Y. 14454 I
716-243-1563 [
LIQUIDATION AUCTION
Of Valuable
ANTIQUES ■ COUNTRY WARES -
GIFT ITEMS • COLLECTIBLES
DECOYS • EQUIPMENT
WILDLIFE & COUNTRY CLASSICS
WILDLIFE & COUNTRY CLASSICS
At: R.D. #1 WrlghUville, Pa. (located at Long
Laval along the Suaquahanna River) PLENTY OF
PARKING
ON FRI. OCT. 22,1993
AT 9 A.M.
SAT., OCT. 23, 1993
At 9 A.M.
FRIDAY SESSION
Antiques & Furniture
Cherry table, ipool bedi, walnut bench, walnut drop
leaf table, 2 blanket chests, Empire chest of drawers,
dated lap desk, display cases, quilts, copper washboiler,
hundreds of collectible bottles, Rayo lamps, 14 pcs. decor
ated pottery (Cowden & others), redware, tinware, asst oil
paintings Dan Vollmar, watercolor, wildlife prints, Cow
den spittoon, washboards, agsteware, Coke items, Huil
pottery, salt ix>xes, brass scales, depression glass, Geiman
steins, pewter items, butter mold, Adv. tins, ice cream dip
pers, Carnival glass, comb cases, cigar box labels & cov
ers, sterling bowls, Edison record player with hom, oak
wall phone, tin toys, candle lantern, bamboo flyrod, ant
baskets, doilies, decorated butterchum, oak wardrobe,
Safe Harbor calendar, sad irons, cherry seeder, porcelain
figurines, old cameras, Bavarian china, blue medicine,
bottles, wood carvings, brass candle holders, wooden
planes, Griswald ironware, tin cookie outers, oil lamps,
sandwich glass, gold trimmed glassware, cooper lustre,
flint glass, crocks, Bennington molds, chickens on the
nest, pressed compotes, plus many other items which
space does not permit to list.
SATURDAY SESSION
Countrywares - Collectibles -
Giftware
Carvings (songbirds, ducks, owls, etc.) - Beamont Bros.
• Rockdale - Rowe & other pottery, hundreds of baskets,
handmade quilts, collectible dolls, wooden toys, bird &
other prints, collector bears, plush toys, brass bookends,
candleholders, etc., clay sculptures, wind chimes, flower
arrangements, woven wall hangings, greeting cards,
placemats & napkins, Yankee candles, kitchenware, Wag
ner cookware, quilt wall hangings, mugs, ships in bottle,
tin chandeliers, carving & other books, tin sconces, ceram
ic tea pots, Wilton Atmetale, puzzles, rocking horse,
porch rockers (child & adult), wire items.
DECOYS - Approx. 115 decoys (Madison Mitchell,
goose, Susquehanna flats, walker, Norman Scott, Mason
Root & others too numerous to mention.
FOOD & STORE EQUIPMENT
Included in Saturday Seuion - 10 compartment Hot
Dog/Sandwich cart, Scotuman AC2S ice maker flest than
1 year old), Glcnray 36 Hot Dog Rotifierie with warmer,
Upright freezer, 2 door GE refrigerator, bookcaie shelving
units, benches, display shelving A cases, misc. ice cream
shop supplies, 2 Royal elec, cash registers.
Auctioneers Note: A great auction - just in time for
Christmas - plenty of parking - Auction held rain or thine
tent forbad weather. Good refreshments. Preview: 1 hour
prior to auction'each day.
TERMS: Cash or perianal check with auctioneer
approval (Call auction firm for check approval)
Gilbert A Gilbert Auctioneers
Brian L Gilbert Uc. *2256
Jacob A. Gilbert Uc. #336
Phone (717) 252-1656 or 252-3561
Grove, Pa.
The 18 acres with a
brick house, bam, gar
age, and implement
shed was sold to James
Stelfox, R.D., Spring
Grove, Pa. for 591.Q00.
Other prices
included: J.D. 2040
tractor w/loader
$17,600, Gehl mixer
$lO5O, and J.D. 2640 D
tractor $B9OO.
C.C. Miller Sons
managed the sale.
PUBLIC SALE
OF 2 TRACTS OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & COINS
'SAT., OCTOBER 30, 1993
Sal* at 9:00 A.M.
Raal Estata at 1:00 P.M.
Located at 665 Ml. Airy Rd., Steven*,
West Cocallco TWp. Take Rt. 272 N.
from Ephrata to red light at PP&L Build*
Ing, turn left onto Schoeneck Rd., go
about 3 miles, then turn left on Mt. Airy
Rd. to sale.
REAL ESTATE
TRACT #1: 2'/i story frame dwelling
with kitchen, living room, 2 other rooms on
Ist floor. 4 bedrooms on 2nd floor, attic,
basement. Bam, springhouse and other
outbuildings on property. Situated on 9
acres M/L.
TRACT #2: 4 acres M/L farmland
situated along Mt. Airy. Zoned A-2.
10% down day of sale, balance at set
tlement. For inspection of property call
336-7139 or 733-6619.
Oak Extension Table; Blanket Chest;
Parlor Table; Cane Seat Chair; Chest of
Drawers; Desk; Wash Stand; Singer Trea
dle Sewing Machine; Liberty Bin Ice
Refrigerator; Night Stand; Wardrobe; Plat
form Rocker; End Tables; Wooden
Benches; Sofabed; Iron Bed; Hotpoint
Refrigerator; Hardwick Gas Stove; Zenith
TV; Heatrola; Harman Wood Burning
Stove; Maytag Wringer Washer; Tubs;
Utility Cupboard; Metal Kitchen Cabinet;
Recliner; Table: Flower Stand; Eureka
Vacuum Cleaner; Table Lamp; Mirror:
Jars.
Rayo Lamp; Lanterns; Mixing Bowls;
Bavarian Plate; Aunt Jemima Salt & Pep
per; Peanut Butter Glasses; Salts; Pink
Depression; Creamers; Crocks; Candy
Dishes: Fostoria; Cow Creamer; N.Y.
World's Fair Adv; Sad Iron/Trivet; Chicken
On Nest; Agate; Mush Kettle; President
Plate; Carnival Figure; Cuckoo Clock; Tin
Type Pictures; Denver Railroad Station
Picture; Royer Adv., Denver; Ship Clock;
Photo Album; Children’s Books; Records;
Kennedy Plates; Crescent China Service
For 6; Old Valentines; Dutch Cookbooks;
Uncle Jack & Mary Lou Songbook;
Baskets; Santa Candy; Foxchase Picture;
Rumford Spatula; S.S. Cookware; Fry
Pans: Pyrex; Canister Set: Canner; Prizer
ware; Pie Plates; Baking Board; Christmas
items; Doilies; Fancywork; Comfort; Beds
preads; Tablecloths; Washbasket; Afgans;
Towels; Washcloths; Sewing Articles;
Jewelry; Watches.
NEW ITEMS HANDMADE: Small
Wagon; Sled; Lg. Wheelbarrows; Cradles;
Cutting Boards.
TOOLS: Frank Bentz Stove; Iron Kettle;
Simplicity Lawn Mower; Adj. Wrenches;
Hammers; Axe; Hedge Trimmer; Saws;
Fork; Crowbar; Parts Cabinet; Coal Buck
ets; Sieve; Step Ladder; Alum. Ext. Lad
der; Denver Supply Oil Can and Many
Other Items Too Numerous To Mention.
COINS: Silver Dollars; Dimes; V Nick
els; Buffalo Nickels; Indian Head Pennies;'
Lg. One Dollar Bill; Red Seal $2.00 Bills.
Terms by: MABEL E. REAM
Art Pannebeckcr Auction Service
iAU001476-L Phone (717) 338-6883
C. Sheidy, Atty.
Lancaster Firming, Saturday, Octobar 9,1993-827
STOLTZFUS SALE
A Public Auction of
china and dishes was
held September 28 for
Sadie S. Stoltzfus. 1
mile east of Intercourse
on Hatville Road, Lane.
Co,, Pa.
Some prices were:
rocker $95. flow blue
dish $25, water set $25,
clear cream & sugar
$BO, orange Carnival
ruffle dish $70.3 Carni
val bowls $3O each,
chicken on nest $2O. a
salt $75, yellow candy
Depression dish $22.50,
pink candy Depression
dish $22.50. pink
Depression fruit bowl
$65. Cranberry ice dish
$2O. cranberry salt &
pepper $45, cranberry
sugar & creamer
$47.50, cranberry wine
set $250, flow blue veg
etable dishes $65 &
$BO. flow blue soup
bowls $25 each and
flow blue saucers $4O
each.
Steve and Steve Jr.
Petersheim were the
auctioneers.
STODDARD SALE
A Dairy Heifer Auc
tion was held October 2
by Jim and Marsha
Stoddard, Sugar Run,
Bradford Co.. Pa.
There were 70 Hols
tein heifers sold and a
bred heifer brought
$1350. Two 1 year old
heifers brought $485 &
$525. Eighteen month
old open heifer sold for
$7OO and a fresh cow
for $llOO.
The auctioneer was
Harvey Clary.
TRIPLE L ASSOC.
SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held October
2 by Triple L. Associ
ates. 10 miles west of
Mifflin, Juniata County,
Pa. along Route 333.
The two 15 acre
tracts of Mifflin Co.
woodland located in
Granville Twp. were
sold for $12,000 each.
Long’s Auction Ser
vice conducted the sale.
MARTIN SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held Septem
ber 30 by Christian S.
Martin and Anna W.
Martin, 85 Furnace Hill
Road, West Cocalico
Twp., Lancaster Co.,
Pa.
The 79 acre farm
with a 2'/i story dwell
ing, sandstone bank
bam, silo and garage
was sold for $392,000
to Mr. and Mrs. Clair
Zimmerman, 730
Flintstone Road,
Ephrata.
Horst Auctioneers
managed the sale.
GROFF SALE
A Public Sale of per
sonal property was held
October 2 for Melvin
Groff, 1610 New Dan
ville Pike, Lancaster,
Pa. There were 180
registered bidders.
Some prices received
were: Ford tractor
$2400, H.H. mower
$950,6 ft. rotary mower
$250, 1971 Chevrolet
car $650, leaded glass
shade $360, Victorian
sofa $290, butter chum
$3OO, flour chest $475,
copper kettle $4OO,
blanket chest $3OO, oak
hall rack S7OO, 2 Rose
ville vases $240 &
$325, F.H. Herr milk
bottle $9O and needle
point sampler $l9O.
The sale was con
ducted by Miller &
Sicgrist.