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Sale Reports
Patterson & Book Sale
A Public Auction of
antiques was held Octo
ber 8 by Frank A. and
Susan E. Patterson and
Louisa Book at 641
White Oak Road, Stras
burg, Pa. in Lane. Coun
ty-
some prices received
were: winchester model
12 12 gauge gun $450,
winchester model 12 16
gauge guns $5OO &
$475, 1965 Chev. car
$540, Farmall Cub trac
tor with cultivators
$l3OO, Welch mantel
clock $l7O, 2 piece oak
bedroom suite $5OO, oak
dressers $275 & $5OO,
oak washstand $lB5,
claw foot table $2OO,
large wardrobe with 2
drawers $BB5 and fruit
cabinet $llO.
Lloyd H. Kreider,
Randal V. Kline and
Roy E. Good, Jr. were
the auctioneers.
Brubaker Sale
A Public Sale of real
estate was held October
8 by Pearl Brubaker,
along Rt. 35 in Mt.
Pleasant Mills, Snyder
Co., Pa.
The brick ranch
house on a nice-sized lot
was sold for $83,000.
Long’s Auction Ser
vice conducted the sale.
Bucktrail Inn Sale
A Public Sale of
antiques and collectibles
was held October 9 by
the Bucktrail In at Sin
nemahoning, Cameron
Co., Pa.
Some prices were:
oak buffet $950, oak
hall tree $llOO, plain
roundglass china closet
$750, Dubois Brewery
Co. tin beer sign $l6O,
sewing machine $75,
oak spool-legged table
$325, umbrella lamp
$3lO and oak library
table $175.
Reed Realty and
Auction Co. managed
the sale.
Mummah Sale
A Public Sale of real
estate was held October
7 for the estate of Don
ald E. Mummah, along
Route 35 between Mif
flintown and McAlister
ville, Pa.
The 24.95 acre farm,
house, large block bam
and 5 bay shed was sold
for $162,000.
Long’s Auction Ser
vice conducted the sale.
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Child’s Size Freight Wagon, with
Original Paint
Hooked Rug with Rooster on
Fence
One of Several Early Quills
Classical Mahogany Empire-
Style Pier Table, with Companion
Mirror and Brass Candelabra
Federal Chest of Drawers, with
Serpentine Front and Blocked
Ends
Labeled Eli Terry Pillar and
Scroll Mantle Clock
Chippendale Linen Press
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Inlaid Federal Tall Case Clock,
with Broken Arch Top
Steif Rose Sterling Tea Set and
.Serving Pieces
Rare Serpentine Front Federal Chest of Drawers; Hepplewhite-Style Tall Case Clock;
Labeled Eli Terry Pillar & Scroll Clock; Chippendale Linen Press; Walnut Cuckoo
clock, with fox and bird; Rare Mahogany Two-Drawer Writing Table, circa 1850;
Empire Butler’s Desk; Empire-Style Glass Door Secretary; Reproduction Mahogany
Glass Door Comer Cupboard; Mahogany Tea Cart; Ten-Piece Mahogany Empire
Style Dining Room Suite; Walnut Victorian Cameo-Back Sofa; Walnut Victorian
Gentleman’s Chair; Pair of Walnut Victorian Side Chairs; Mahogany Empire Sofa;
Mahogany Empire Wardrobe, with paw feet; Walnut Victorian Glass Door Secretary;
Walnut Victorian Marble-Top Chest and Highback Bed; Walnut Victorian Wardrobe;
Carved Teakwood Chinese Table, with marble top; Victorian Music Cabinet;
Sheraton-Style Mahogany Sofa; Two Mahogany Canopy Beds; Empire Mahogany
Chest of Drawers; Softwood Blanket Chest; Half-Spindle Plank Seat Bench; Pair of
Ladderback Chairs; Victorian Shaving Stand, with rope-tumed pedestal; Two
Hanging Wall Boxes, one walnut, one tiger maple; Walnut Splay-Leg Stand;
Mahogany Chippendale Mirror; Large Reproduction Mahogany Mirror; Empire-
Style Pier Table, with companion mirror; Gold-Leaf Three-Section Over Mantle
Mirror; Reproduction Mahogany Pie Crust Tea Table and Chippendale Chair; Cedar
Chest; Camelback Trunk; and Other Furniture.
Four-Gallon Stoneware Water Cooler, with incised bird and heavy cobalt decoration,
stamped: H. Myers; Three Pieces of Marked John Bdl Pottery; Oriental Rugs;
Early Board Games; Ten Pins; Early Hammond Typewriter; Signed Tiffany Figured
Bronze; Weller Pottery Including Weller Sicard; Sterling Tea Service and Serving
Pieces; Steif Rose; Wicker Doll Carriages and Cradle; Children’s Chairs; Miniature
Graniteware Kitchen Set; German Noah’s Ark, with many animals; Marbles;
Celluloid Figures; “Our Gang” .Figures; German Ceramics; Fishing Rod; Wallace
Nutting Prints; Two Floral Decorated Chamber Sets;. Large Pair of Brass Figural
Candelabras; Porcelain Bust Signed: A. Carrier; Three-Piece Brass and Steel
Utensil Set, taster, spatula and skimmer; Quilts; Pewter Candesticks; Rooster Hooked
Rug; 1823 Baltimore Sun; Child-Size Freight wagon in Original Paint; Toy Trains;
Brass Andirons, Fire Tools and Fender; Glass and China; Chinese Silk Embroidered
Table Screen in Rosewood Inlaid Frame; Three Early Dolls and Doll Clothes; Cast
Iron Hook and Ladder, Horse Drawn Fire Engine (Pre WWI); Cast Iron Horse
Drawn Pull Toy; Tin Hill Climber - Loco and Coal Car; Books; Baseballs, Gloves and
Spikes (1920’5); Many Other Items Too Numerous To Mention Including Many
Household Articles From The Byers Home.
AUCTION COMPANY NOTE; Mrs. Byers was a resident of Waynesboro since
1945 and her estate also includes antiques collected by her family while living in
Baltimore between 1910 and 1930.
The auction will be held at the Byers’ home under tents with seating and facilities
available. The location is just off East Street (PA Route 16) in Waynesboro,
Pennsylvania at 126 CLAYTON AVENUE.
SALE PHONE; (301) 739-0538 or 1-800-310-2844 (Toll Free MD)
AIRPORT; Washington County Regional Airporf-Hagerstown is served by U.S. Air
AREA ACCOMMODATIONS: Auction Headquarters
Best Western of Waynesboro 1-800-528-1234/(717) 762-9113
Ramada Inn - Hagerstown (301) 733-5100
Venice Inn (Best Western) - Hagerstown (301) 733-0830
Sheraton Inn - Hagerstown (301) 790-3010
Holiday Inn - Hagerstown (301) 739-9050
Terms Include Cash or Approved Check on Day Of Sale With Positive
Identification Required For Registration. Not Responsible For Accidents On
Site.
NOBUYi®’SPREMI^I
Rare Four-Gallon Stoneware
Water Cooler with Large Incised
Bird On Branch, with Heavy
Cobalt Decoration, Stamped; H.
Myers
1994
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