Sale Reports
LEAMAN
ESTATE SALE $625, Case DC farm
A Public Sale of anti- tractor $l3OO, egg
ques and personal prop- baskets $l6 each, 2
erty was held Septem- crocks $l6 & $lB, rag
ber 17 for the estate of doll $290, Raymond
Ellis Leaman. 500 N. Moyer feed scoop $125,
Penryn Road, Man- wooden tricycle $5O.
heim, Lane. Co., Pa. butter print $42. pressed
There were 240 regis- bowl $34, Cami
tered bidders at the sale. va l dish $220, marble
Some items sold roller $45, quilts $BO to
/7eed
AUCTIONEERS
Since 1962
■ AUCTION SALE
Excellent Variety Antique! ft Collectible!
Bucktrall Inn Stnmmahonlng, Pwina.
Along Mn. Hwy Rt. 120 Ju!t Wnt of Mnnoirahonlng, F». Camtron
Co., Pinna. Waal of Ranovo South of Coudarapoit.
Sunday, October 9, 12:31 P.M.
All Antiques were used to decorate the dining room bar & 3 BR
living quarters. Collected over many years. Some very nice pcs. here.
Plan to attend.
Antiques and Collectibles
Nice oak curved glass china cupboard, ornate oak sewing machine,
oak spool legged table, nice oval table, several oak tables, nice oak
solid ornate hall tree with seat, 2 umbrella lamps, SO kerosene lamps,
leaded dome, oak fireplace, oak library table, 2 nice oak buffets, well
labeled early washing machine, two brass chandeliers with original
globes, oak (Dents Run) railroad bench, oak upright piano, very nice
early piano lamp, 100 bar signs, bar lights and bar decor items (a lot
of Dußois Brewing Co. items), oak country store display case (nice),
wall mirrors, McCormick Dairy milking machine, wall prints, crocks,
jugs, nice mounted sheep head, depression glass, coffee grinders,
cupboard tops, old piano lamps, nice; old Schlitz lights. Eclipse
school desks, lots of sheet music, ox yokes, carbide lights, meat
grinders, zinc leaded windows, thermometers, bar minors, pressed
back chairs, oak store cupboard, several nice porch posts, nice antique
bar, acorn beds, oak barbershop backwall, mahogany furniture with
doll faces, original Amish rocker, wboden containers, wooden boxes,
Jenny Und bed, wooden kegs, life size mounted bear, Bennington
spittoon, other mounted heads, very nice oak love seat, newly
upholstered, 17 church pews, three piece wicker set, hundreds of
other smalls, too numerous to mention.
Restaurant Equipment and Furnishings
Peerless Double Pizza Oven, 2 drop-in Deep Fryers (electric
automatic), 42’ long bar with oak trim. Garland single phase electric
deep flyer, new; 8' stainless drop-in work counter, Hobart charbroiler,
single phase; electric deep fryer, beer draught system, several bar
stools, 12 highback bar stools, refrigerator, Brunswick regulation size
pool table, plus miscellaneous; weight lifting set, 4 brand-new rolls of
12' wide carpet, Skil saw, fire extinguishers, Weedealers, 7 sheets of
4xB 5/8” plywood, maple desk; double maple beds, two single beds,
microwave oven, other household goods too numerous to mention.
Auctioneer's note; You'll enjoy thin auction. There’s quite
a mix here. Plan to come early and spend the day.
Terms: Cash or check - Food Available
Tkke a Drive ft See The Mountains Sec you at the Auction
111 R “ dß “£ A p? lonco ' CT
814-371-6605
“THE TOBACCO BARN ANTIQUES”
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES, ANTIQUE FARM
WAGON, ANTIQUE COVERED CARRIAGE.
& TOOLS
THURS., OCTOBER 6,1994
AT 10 A.M.
Located at the intersection of Trout Run Rd.,
Church Ave, & Rt, 272,1/2 mile North of Ephrata,
Lancaster County, PA.
ANTIQUE FARM WAGON, ANTIQUE
COVERED CARRIAGE, & BOBSLED
FURNITURE: Step Back Cupboard; Floor
Victrola; China Goset; Candy Cases; Oak Treadle
Sewing Machines; Depression Dressers; Rockers;
Benches; Store Counters; Oak Ext Tables; Feed
Chest; Oak Dresser; Flour Chest; Cradle; School
Desks; One Door Cupboard
PRIMITIVES; Saddler’s Vise; Crocks & Jugs;
Platform Scales; Sausage & Lard Presses; Wooden
Kegs; Copper Weather Veins; Conestoga Wagon
Jack;
LIGHTS: Depression Lamps; Table Lamps;
Kerosene Lanterns
CAST IRON: Bam Door Hinges & Hasps; Wood
Stove; Pot Belly Stoves; Kettles; Andirons
TOOLS: Wooden Planes; Blacksmith Tongs;
Scrapers; Axes; Vises
CHINA AND GLASSWARE: Depression;
Pressed Pattern; Ironstone
BOTTLES & JARS: Dairy Bottles; Blue and
Dated Jars; Dairy & Beer Cases; Milk Cans
TIN & AGATEWARE
CAR PARTS
Framed Prints; Paintings; Adv. Signs;
NO OUT OF STATE CHECKS UNLESS
ACCOMPANIED BY A CURRENT BANK
LETTER OR PRIOR ARRANGEMENT WITH
AUCTION SERVICE ■
Sal* For:
“The Tobacco Bam Antiques”
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THOMAS A -VOICES Sf^XPERIENCE 1
were: J.D. rototiller
$l9O each, chest freezer
$260, Frigidaire
refrigerator $2OO, May
tag washing machine
$230, Maytag dryer
$2lO, 3 piece oak bed
room suite $7OO, child’s
day bed $l5O, oak
extension table $575,
child’s settee $290,
blanket chest $225 and
1985 Plymouth Reliant
4-door car $1750.
John D. Stauffer
Auctioneers conducted
the sale.
RUDNICK
ESTATE SALE
A Public Sale of anti
ques was held Septem
ber 10 by Rudnicks at
Galena, Maryland.
One item of interest
was a tall cane clock
made by Eric and Char-
Public Sale
of
FINE COLLECTION of OVER 100 OLD
GAS ENGINES New Holland 1/2,11/2,4
& SHP Fairbanks, J.D., McCormick
Deering, associated, wltte, Bulldog, I.H.
ALSO: 75HP FAIRBANKS MORSE
DIESEL ENGINE TRUCKS: 1928 Chev. 1
Ton, 1938 Ford 1 1/2 Ton & 1955 Chev.
1-1/2 Ton OLD TRACTORS: D-2-Cat,
Farmall -1927 - Fl 2 Fl 4 - BN - M H 460
1927 Hart Parrs (3), English Fordson,
J.Di, 8N Ford, Case 1851 HORSE
DRAWN SURREY - ONE HORSE SLEIGH
TWO ANIMAL-POWERED TREADMILLS
MIN. DECO. CORN WAGON #420 JD
RIDING MOWER - GOLF CART - OLD
GARDEN TRACTORS OLD LICENSE
PLATES 14’ FAYETTE DUAL WHEEL
TRAILER - ELEC. WINCH 12’x18’ BLACK
BEAR UTILITY BLDG.
MANY OTHER ARTICLES
SAT., OCT. 22,1994
AT 9:00 A.M.
hoc. 256 Nottingham Road, Nottingham,
Lancaster Co., PA (Along Rt. 272, between
Wakefield & Nottingham)
Food served.
r Articles May Be Previewed "
Friday, October 21,
L from 1:00 P.M. until 4:00 P.M.
Sale by
Richard H. Bradley
Howard E. Shaub, Inc. (717) 464-3541
Auctioneer (AU-000831-L)
IMPORTANT AUCTION OF ANTIQUES
& JEWELRY
Thursday, October 6,1994
12:00 Noon
FORTNA’B ANNVILLE AUCTION GALLERY
18 E. Main St
ANNVILLE. PA 17003 (717)867-4451
Directions; Rt 422 - West of Lebanon and
Reading, East of Herehey and Harrisburg.
Preview 10:00 am To Noon
County, Unicom btanket dipt, (owolry and china, Inc;
tibia, fine serpentine gothic arch Baltimore marble top d ratter,
late Victorian sofa, fine a nc. Ilnural carved parlor suite. ZjDfld
nak ekte-ba-eklae. 4 door blind comer cupboerd, mahogany side
board with ball and claw feat, emellenl bow front china cabinet
with daw feet, high back bed, spinet oak ladles desk. 4 section
utankart nak honkiama. several marble top dressers. Inlaid
Hanniawhita rant table, tea cart, 2 Governor Wkithrop desks, line
peddlers cart, late grandfathers clock, art deco clock, lot of picture
frames, Rail Painted Blanket. Chest, Round Oak Table. 6 Oak
Chairs, Roll Too desk. Cook stove.
•r sat, old games, blut edge bowl, approx. SP nca Touralne flow
hiiia china, handpalnted china, lots of dear and colored pattern
glass, very fins large sat of Noritake china with wreath mark, cran
hami hannuat lamp. 4 pc sat ol blue opalaacant table ware, agate
pitcher, post cards, savers! clocks, Weller bird bath, and hundreds
of small Rams, selection of old models of ships and planes, asm;
damn fuR Size Clydesdale horse. alt**! child's sled, circus
posters, snow shoes, vintage dothes.
jewelry: Lots of Victorian lewalrv. silver plate and sterling Rams,
Nice lot'of pocket watches, deco clocks, ladles 14K rlng/emarald
stone, ladles 18K yellow gold pendant watch, starting pine, 10K
bracslel/oval cals eye stones, Cameo, fine 14K gold shell pin and
matching earrings, pair of diamond earrings, costume jewelry, 2
staring ingots, small lot of coins, large silver certificate.
TERMS: Cash or PA cheek, out of state checks with prior appro
val and a bank Mar of credH. Visa a Mastercard. All salsa are
final. AlO% buyer's premium wMba added to all sales.
Kenneth R. Fcgan, Auction Manager
Annvin. Auction Co t Oalltiy
18 E. Main Street, Annville, PA 17003 • Phone 717-867-4451
Michael R. Portia CAI Auctioneer Lie. No. 001711-L
"Amu Leading Real Estate Auction Co"
les Chandlec and dated
1790. This clock was
made in Nottingham,
Pa. and sold for
$26,000.. Also a Ward
Brothers decoy brought
SIO2S.
Harry Rudnick &
Sons, Inc. conducted
the sale.
HOWE SALE
The Milton and
Marie Howe sale at
Morgantown had the
following prices received:
set wood bits, $130;
corner chisel, $l9;
wood chisel, $27; draw
knife, $2l; set of drill
bits, $87.50; boring
machine, $80; Navy hat
& coat, $47.50; pin
cushion & quilt patch
es, $82.50, carnival
nappie, $37.50; egg
Lancaster
(, bowl and pitch-
plate, $2O; router &
bits, $92.50; electric
solder gun, $35; butter
chum, $80; milk pail,
$22; accordion, $100;
uchlyn, $6O; violin,
$150; 6 peanut butter
glasses, $37.50; Win
chester 22 rifle, $130;
16 gauge Ithaca double
barrel, $450; 12 gauge
Ithaca pump gun, $400;
300 savage w/scope,
$540; radial arm saw,
$165; table saw, $105;
small planer, $160; foot
pedaled grindstone, $32.50;
sleds, $22.50; Hoosier
kitchen cabinet needed
work, $4OO.
The auctioneers were
Ira & Dale Stoltzfus.
PEACHY SALE
A Public Sale of
masonry tools was held
September 19 by David
Z. and Linda Peachy, 3
1/2 miles south of
Belleville, Pa.
Some prices received
were: set of cement
PUBLIC SALE
OF
1.5 ACRE TRACT REAL ESTATE
2200 SQ. FT. BUILDING
MON., OCT. 17, 1994
At 5 P.M.
Located at the rear of (86-88) Main St., Rt. 697,
Reinholds, West Cocalico Township. Lancaster Co.,
PA.
1.5 ACRES M/L
ZONED RlOO
2200. M/L SQ. FT. BUILDING
2 OVERHEAD DOORS
12’ x 14’ & 12’ X 12’
Real estate adjoins Reinholds Station Trinity
Chapel & West Ear) Developers, Inc., sewer & water
available. MANY POSSIBILITIES!
No out of stats cheeks unless accompanied by a
current bank letter or prior arrangement with auc
tion service.
TFRftIR RV
WILLIAM PURCELL
CATHY PURCELL
717-336-7400
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T GLENN A (Mill
TiiSoTHYG.
THOMAS A. ‘VOICES OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
45 Acre Dairy Farm and 5
Building Lota
Saturday, Oct. 29th
11 A.M.
Located on Old Wilmington Rd., 1 mile
north of Rt. 30 in Weet Cain TWp.,
Cheater Co.
DAIRY FARM - 40 Acres tillable including 10
extra acres of farmland on PECO right of way.
Equipped to handle 40 cows;- silos, feed bins,
bulk milk tank, water purifier. Built 1987.
5 BUILDING LOTS - on Ash Rd., from to 1
1/2 to 6 1/2 Acres. Perc tested and approved.
Call (610) 286-0135 or 286-5183 for more
information.
TERMS; 10% day of sale; Settlement on lots
on or before Dec. 14, 1994 and on farm
between Jan. 15th and Mar. 31st, 1995.
Terms by:
Daniel P. Kauffman
Auction Mrs:
Elton Homing AU-0434-L
Alvin Homing AU-0433-L
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1, 1994-E7
forms, $5000; Morri
son, 49' power screed
$6200; power cement
trowel, $500; Kawasaki
3-wheel A.T.M.
$1500; trim brake,
$330; steel cement saw,
$520; and Marlin 35
cal. rifle, $lB5.
Mark Click was the
auctioneer.
WALLACE ESTATE
SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held Sep
tember 21 by Barbara
(Paul A.) Wallace
Estate, 3510 Willow
St., Willow Street,
Pequea Twp., Lane.
Co., Pa.
The 38 acre farmette
with farm buildings
was sold for $159,000.
Roy and Eric Probst
were the auctioneers.
GALBREATH &
QUINN SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate and antiques
was held September 23
by Thomas C. Gal
breath and Rebecca G.
Quinn, 345 Little
Britain Road, Peach
Bottom, Pa.
The 23 acres with a
2 1/2 story, 4 bedroom
house and barn 30' x
32' in Fulton Twp.,
Lane. Co. was sold for
$132,000 to M.
Thomas and Agnes
Reeder of Nottingham.
Other items sold
were: 2 oak potty
chairs, $5O & $ 110; oak
roll-top desk, $350;
high chest of drawers,
$3,000; oak bed &
dresser, $435; wash
stand, $55; mantel
chime clock, $55; and
square china closet,
$52.
Kreider, Kline and
Good were the auction
eers.
HERSHEY SALE
A Public Auction of
personal property was
held September 22 by,
Harold R. and Ruth M.
Hershey, 1673 Slate
Hill Road, Drumore,
Lane. Co., Pa.
Some prices includ
ed: J.D. B tractor,
$1150; iron kettle
w/three feet, $140;
Troy Bill rototillet*
$600; 12 ga. single bar
rel shotgun,'sss; 12 ga.
J.C. Higgins bolt action
shotgun, $110; water
ing can, $35; Homelite
chain saw, $100; wash
stand, $150; blanket
chest, $210; 3 pc. oak
bedroom suite, $800;
coverlet, $160; cheese
mold, $110; 8 milk
cans, $l4 each; 2 gal.
crock decorated w/blue,
$7O.
Lloyd H. Kreider,
Randal V. Kline and
Roy E. Good, Jr. were
the auctioneers.
BURD SALE
A Juniata County
Farm Dispersal was
held September 23 by
Carl W. and Frances K.
Burd, 4 miles south of
Port Royal, Pa.
The 102 acre farm
with a 1993 dairy barn,
2 silos and 2 houses
was sold for $321,000.
There were 70 cows
and IS heifers sold for
an average of $930.
The top three cows sold
for $1,600, $1,575 and
$1,500.
Other prices were:
J.D. 2950 tractor,
$13,900; J.D. 4230
tractor, $9600; J.D. 215
disc, $3,900; J.D. 1460
discbine, $6,200; N'.H.
273 baler, $2,000;
White 3-bottom plow,
$1,000; I.H. 720 4-b6t
tom plow, $3,000; J.D.
450 grain drill, $4,000;
Weaverline feed cart,
$4,250; 6 unit pipe line
milking system w/vac
uum pump & washer,
$7,600; 800 gal.
Mueller bulk tank,
$4,600; corn crib,
$800; Little Giant grav
ity bin wagon, $875;
approximately 1,000
bale wheat straw, $9OO
and 500 bales of hay,
$175.
Bryan D. Imes was
the auctioneer.