Sale Reports BUCKW ALTER SALE A Public Auction of antique tools and per sonal property was held April 23 by Ruth M. Buckwalter, 887 Homig Road, Lancaster, Pa. The sale was held at the Liberty Fire Hall, 339 E. Main St., New Hol land, Pa. There were 131 registered. MAT 14, 1094 At 12:00 Noon 3 year old ranch house featuring 3 BR, 2 baths, LR, DR, modem kitchen, full basement, central air. Outbuildings - new large pole building, large dairy bam, 1 hay storage building, garages, livestock shed, 50 acres planted in alfalfa hay, 12 acres fenced pastures, 25 wooded acres. 2 ponds - VERY PRIVATE OPEN HOUSES: April 23, 1994, 1-4 PM April 30, 1994, 1-4 PM Terms: $25,000 down on day of sale in cash, certified funds or check with current bank letter of credit. Settlement in 30 days. Subject to confirmation the day of sale. Call for directions. PINO AGENCY, INC. (609) 769-1133 SALES REPRESENTATIVE: WILLIAM HUGGINS OWNER: ANDY NIKITICH (609) 935-0613 JOSEPH F. PINO, AUCTIONEER V , K* - Pair Of Ponies, Harness & Restored Delivery Wagon (Will Be Sold As One Unit). Old Wooden Tub Washer AUCTION SITE PHONE: (Week of Sale Only) (717) 273-3795 IMPORTANT CONSIGNORS OF HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES: ONLY VEHICLES ILLUSTRATED IN THE CATALOG WILL BE SOLD ON FRIDAY. ALL OTHER VEHICLES MUST BE SOLD IN THE FIELD SESSION ON THURSDAY. hh-ooomi-l P.0.80x 47) •Inttrcoune. PA 17534 OUic* (717) 768-BIN • Fox (717) 761-7714 Some items sold were: New Holland Machine Co. cast-iron cow $650, Roseville cookie jar $165, Anchor ringer $35, milk bottle from former Huber dairy of Marticville $1 IS, milk bottle carrier $2O, flex breaker $25, 1891 “Watson’s World Atlas” $4O, suitcase Victrola record player REAL ESTATE AUCTION 86 ACRE WORKING HAT FARM Canton, Salam County, Now Jersey LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA Martins 23rd Annual Spring Auction Of Carriages , Sleighs & Antiques MAY 12 & 13, 1994 (no Saturday sale) LEBANON AREA FAIRGROUNDS 2 miles south of Lebanon, Pennsylvania Lebanon Is approximately 30 miles East of Harrisburg; approx. 15 miles East of Hershey; approx. 20 miles North of Lancaster; South of Interstate Route 81 and 25 miles West of Reading, PA. Watch for auction signs. s \ Thursday 9:00 A.M. Field Session Approx. 100 horse drawn wagons, sleighs, carriages; h.d. farm equipment; carriage & wagon parts; primitive & blacksmith tools; engines: wagon wheels; poles & shafts; carriage & wagon lamps & many other items. Selling off of trailers, new & used tack; harness; bridles & saddles; wagon wrenches, etc. IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE HELD SESSION, THE AUCTION WILL CONTINUE INSIDE WITH MISC. HORSE RELATED ITEMS & COLLECTIBLES. ♦ * * $45, reaper sickle $25, banana knife $26, milk stool $55, horse tie weight $25, and ceram ic crock $5O. Also sold were: tin bank box made by Buckwatler Stove Co. $5O, Brady sledge ham mer $36. tobacco cutter MALT" KICK Thursday 7:00 P.M. Coaching & driving accessories; holly whips; wagon wrenches; carriage lamps; sev. custom made saddles w/silver; Freedman pair harness; new & used sets of harness (gig, pair, tandem & 4-in-hand); English & western saddles & many other items. Friday 9:00 A.M. Children’s hand pulled sleds & wagons; antique baby carriages; minia. hone, goat & dog wagons; flat bed utility & carriage trailers; tractor trailer horse transport; 1986 Delta, IS’ 4-horse trailer. Friday Approx. 10:30 A.M. Approx. 150 horse drawn coaches, carriages & sleighs including: Wagonette break; hitch wagons; assorted styles of runabouts, top buggys, 4 & 6 pass, surreys; commercial vehicles; competition vehicles; pleasure driving carts & car riages; racing sulkys; show carriages; etc. These include pony, horse & draft horse sizes ini varying conditions from good restorablc, original to restored museum quality'& ready to* use. CATALOGUES AVAILABLE FOR FRIDAY’S SESSION of horse drawn vehicles for $15.00 (USA & Canada); $20.00 (Overseas). Send payment now & the catalog will be mailed first class. Price lists also available approx. 4 weeks after the auction for $5.00 each. TERMS: CASH, TRAVELERS CHECKS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS, US FUNDS ONLY. PERSONAL OR BUSINESS CHECKS ACCEPTED ONLY WITH A CURRENT BANK LETTER OF GUARANTEED PAYMENT TO MARTIN AUCTIONEERS, INC. and pre sented at time of registering for a buyers number. PRE-REGISTER BY CAJOLING OUR OFFICE ANY WEEKDAY (717) 768-8108. All items must be paid before or immediate ly following the auction on Friday, May 13th, 1994. ALL ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED FROM LEBANON AREA FAIRGROUNDS BY 3 P.M. ON SATUR DAY, MAY 14, 1994. NO EXCEPTIONS! Larry L. & (PauC Z. Martin, Jr. P.O. BOX 477 • INTERCOURSE, PENNSYLVANIA 17834 • OFFICE: (717) 768-8108 • FAX: (717) 768-7714 RH-000048-L CA-C-879 $32.50, waffle iron $22.50, Rocky Springs paper sign $2O, and 6 Pennsylvania Railroad wrenches $lO to $ll each. Randy Stoltzfus and Jay Leary conducted the sale. YODER SALE A Public Auction of livestock and farm machinery was held April 22 by Mrs. Jonathan R. (Veronica) Yoder, 2 miles west of Milroy, Pa. in Mifflin County on Back Mt. Road. Livestock sold as fol lows: 2 draft horses $lBOO & $2075, grade cows $7OO to $1250, short bred heifers $B5O to $925 and open heif ers $3lO to $5OO. Machinery items sold were: J.D. 720 power unit $3350, Deutz diesel engine $875, threshing machine $550, hammer mill $750, 2 steel wheel wagons $7OO & $lOOO, 20” planer $750, table saw $525, N.I. manure spreader $9OO, walking plow $5lO, com planter $350 and cultivator $l3O. Mark Click was the auctioneer. MAURER SALE A Public Auction of personal properly was held April 23 north of Boyertown and west of Bechtelsville, Pa. on Heydt’s School Road. Some prices were: antique 4 wheel buggy $3OO, recent Meadow brook cart $5OO, con temporary oak bedroom suite $l5OO, saddles $25 to $325, 3 galvan ized gates $45 and wooden wheelbarrow $l5. Ted Maurer was the aiirfirmw.r lancaatar Fannins, Saturday, April 30,1904-829 EISENHART SALE A Public Sale of per sonal property was held April 23 by Shirley Eisenhart, R.D. 1, East Berlin. Pa. on Krall town Road. Some items sold were: Case 530 tractor $3350, Colt trooper 357 magnum $4lO, flow blue meat platter $65, 3 cement trowels $69, Wheel Horse 14 h.p. mower $670, butcher ladle $4l, 4 brown Pfaltzgraff dripware plates $32 to $4O each, sugar & creamer $25 and embossed green bottle $BO. Mike Stermer was the auctioneer. SPRING CONSIGNMENT SALE A Public Auction of farm machinery was held April 16 at the Aberdeen Sales Co., Inc. in the Churchville Agricultural Center on Rt. #22, Churchville, Md. Some prices were: Ford 8N tractor $llOO, Ford 4000 tractor $4400, manure spreader $320, wagon $360, cul tipacker $lO5O, N.I. elevator $570, N.I. 479 haybine $950, J.D. disc $650, 2-bottom plow $290 and I.H. baler $275. Aberdeen Sales Company, Inc. con ducted the sale. Pony Trolley (Ponies Not Being Sold) Hitch Wagon (One Of Three Hitch Wagons) John Deere 3-Horse Hitch, 2 Way Plow, All Original ESTATE SALE A Public Auction of real estate and house hold goods was held April 23 for the estate of Ruth N. Lapp, 6 miles east of Honey Brook along Rt. 322 in West Brandywine Twp., Chester Co., Pa. The house on a lot was sold to L. Robert Frame, Downingtown, Pa. for $92,000. Other items sold were: diningroom suite $1175, oak bedroom suite $750, homemade train set $5OO, maple chest of drawers $125, oak china closet $475, toy iron truck $4OO and 1983 Cavalier SW car $775. Homing Farm Agen cy, Inc. conducted the sale. G & E MECH. CONTRACTORS SALE A Public Sale of tools and trucks was held April 23 by G & E Mechanical Contrac tors. Inc., 16 miles north of Butler, Pa. on Keister Road. Some items sold were: Hobart 300 amp wire feed welder $l4OO, horizontal band saw $2lOO, Rigid 535 pipe machine $lOOO, 1992 Ford F2SO pickup with 37,000 miles $17,500 and 5 h.p. air compres sor $5OO. John R. Huey II and Sue Ann Weidner were the auctioneers Mri Freight Wagon Butcher Wagon - Orig. Cond. ll
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