Sale Reports
JACK SALE
Furniture brought
high {Hicei and small
antique items broke re
cords at a public sale of
fine antiques, primi
tives. household goods
and tools held Saturday
for Marguerite M. Jack,
formerly of Mount Joy.
and others.
The sale was held at
the Horst Auction Cen
ter, Ephrata. and 525
registered bidden vied
for items under the ga
vel of Horst Auction
eers.
Items in die sale in
cluded two ted painted,
decorated two-door
cupboards $lBOO and
$1125, wood chest w/
side shelf $1 ISO, bucket
bench w/drawers
$l6OO, set of six bal
loon-back chain $lOOO,
tiger maple canopy bed
$BOO. pine one-door
cupboard $B5O. open
pewter cupboard $725.
New England blanket
chest $BOO, paint-de
corated blanket chest
$550, small red blanket
chest $725, bench table
w/shoe feet $9OO, pine
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r ESTATE AUCTION
Mon., Jan. 19th, 1998 - Starting 8 A.M.
Inspection Sun., Jan. 18th - 4 to 6 P.M.
Verna Craig Estate Limekiln Road
1993 Buick Century 36,300 Miles, Wheel Horse 312-8
garden tractor, older model Wheel Horse garden trac
tor, Papa Homing painting, living room & bedroom
furniture, Singer treadle sewing machine, cedar chest,
crocks, biscuit box, appliances, china, glassware, cook
ing utensils, collectibles, etc
ESTATE ANTIQUE AUCTION
Mon., Jan. 26th, 1998 - Starting 9 A.M.
Inspection Sun. Jan. 25th - 4 to 6 P.M.
Furniture, brass chandelier, brass candlesticks, paint
ings, sterling, china, glassware, collectibles, etc
ESTATE AUCTION
Mon., Feb. 2nd, 1998 - Starting 8 A.M.
Inspection Sun. Feb. Ist - 4 to 6 P.M.
John Rupp Estate Frush Valley Road
Living room, bedroom furniture, appliances, china,
glassware, household goods, picnic set, fine ship
model, antique pewter charger, collectibles, etc.
10% BUYERS PREMIUM
Auctioneers:
Samuel M. Ferraro AU276-L
Philip D. Ferraro AU2946-L
Phone (610)775-2000
1540 New Holland
\ Reading, PA 19607 /
low dry sink $6OO, pine
settee $325, and farm
table w/turned legs
$350.
Also sold were: drop
front desk $475, painted
writing rocker $3OO, tin
fireplace screen $525,
two Windsor side chain
$275 and $3OO. Wind
sor rocker $225. ladder
back rocker $250, open
washstand $225, mor
tised bench $450,
wooden seed chest
$4OO, Oriental rug run
ner $9OO, Nantucket
style basket $750, and
double student lamp
$4OO.
Other items included:
wooden saltbox $350,
pewter pitcher $250,
Tabernacle-style mirror
$320, two decorated
stoneware jan $3OO and
$350, set of Spode
chine $BOO, early wood
en sled $240. kitchen
Spatter pitcher $4OO,
Flow-Blue tureen $250,
rye straw beehive $650,
two iron cat doorstops
$4OO and $l6O, large
butter bowl $2OO and
two iron fat lamps $2lO
and $2OO.
Also sold were: Lau
ra Haiti painting on
canvas $675, two Enter
prise coffee mills $575
and $425. copper
weather vane $325,
Mocha china creamer
$320. Roseville china
basket $225. Spatter
platter $2OO, set of Iron
stone china service for
eight $330, two large
tin lanterns $290 and
$llO, goose decoy
$l6O, and set of sterling
flatware $230.
MARTIN SALE
A New Holland 316
baler brought $4600
Friday at a public sale
of farm machinery and
personal property held
for Edwin M. and Ran
ees Martin, 210 Black
burn Road, Quarryville.
There were 282
registered bidders.
Also told were a
Massey-Ferguson 255
tractor $4300, Interna
tional 650 diesel tractor
$3400, Allis-Chalmeis
WD 45 tractor $lBOO,
Allis Chalmers 7000
tractor $3200, Case-In
ternational Harvester
blower $2500, NH 258
rake $l9OO, Keystone,
Stauffer and Badger sil
age wagons $l3OO,
$lBOO and $950 each,
NH elevator $llOO and
Deutz hay tedder $9OO.
Other items sold in
cluded: New Idea two
row corn picker $3OOO,
PUBLIC AUCTION
FRL, JAN. 16,1998 |
Coins: 9 AM • HH Goods & Antiques: 10 AM • Can 1 PM
A 1 Starr Fireman’s Building, Willow Street, PA
Din RL 272 North directly behind Willow Street Fire Hall
Antiques, Collectibles, Oak & Maple
Furniture, HH Goods, China & Glassware,
Linens, Books, Tools, 175 Lots of Coins,
$1 & $5 Gold Pcs., 1989 Buick Electra - Auto,
Loaded - Very Good Condition
No Out-of-Stale Checks • Not Responsible for Accidents
can for brochure #ti6 ( Sale for: A. Wcstcnhoefer
(717)687-6857 Charles A. Dambach Est.
MILLER & SIEGRIST AUCTIONEERS
(717) 687-6857 AU-1723L
Eleventh Annual
CENTRAL MD
FARM TOY SHOW
AND SALE
Carroll County Agricultural Center,
Westminster, MD
ene^tS
and FFA Fair, Inc.
Auction 5:30 p.m.
Consignments: 3 p.m.
Trophies for Best Display
Door Prizes
Saturday, January 24,1998
Show Time: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For more information contact
Tim & Debbie Talbert Debbie Reese
318 Smith Road 422 Taney Drive
Westminster, MD 21158 Taneytown, MD 21787
(410) 848-2735 (410) 756-6642
John Deere 7000 four*
row com planter $2700,
Athens Hans port disc
$1550. John Deere
cultimulcher $l4OO,
small wooden butter
chum $l7O, butter print
and mold $lOO, mantel
clock $lBO, oak dresser
$250. farm table w/
boards $4OO, oak table
w/boards $260, Empire
bureau $l5O, two milk
cans $l6 each and elec
tric meat slicer $l7O.
The sale was con
ducted by Kreider,
Kline & Good Auction
eers, New Providence.
HOFFMAN
ESTATE SALE
A Public sale of real
estate, antiques and fur
niture was held Satur
day for the estate of
Donald W. Hoffman.
319 Dover St, Man
heim.
There were 266 bid
ders vying for items be
fore Jay M. and Luke R.
Witman of Witman
Auctioneers Inc., Man
heim.
The real estate,
which consisted of a
I'A -story Cape Cod
style house w/three bed
rooms and a detached
frame one-car garage
sold for $85,000 to
Jackie Long, 16 W.
Sticgel SL, Manheim.
A 1997 Plymouth
Neon Expresso was also
sold for $9,550.
Other items of inter
est sold included a satin
baby-face “Gone With
the Wind” light sl3sft
brass ladle $5230. cop
per washboiler $l3O,
wooden carved moose
$2OO. Tonka fire truck
$llO, GE refrigerator
$l9O, GE washer $220,
GE dryer $125, and 12
Shirley Temple pictures
$3O to $45.
Also sold were: cast
iron terrier dog $lOO,
mantel clocks $155,
$l6O and $175,
3-footed Carnival bowl
$350, Flow-Blue plate
$6O. Majolica plate $B5,
blue stencil #4 jug
$l7O, jelly cupboard
$350, oak office chair
$B5, two-piece uphol
stered living suite $325,
three-piece Depression
bedroom suite $350 and
oak desk/dresser $2lO.
Other items sold in
cluded a drop-leaf table
$l2O, oak pedestal deak
$l9O, oak china closet
$800.5 HP mower $65,
man’s bike $32.50 and
Scottie cast-iron dog
$5O, Boston terrier cast
iron dog $BO and 1986
to 1996 Hess trucks
$22.50 to $6O.
GILBERT SALE
At an auction on
Tues., Dec. 30 at
Springetts Fire Co. So
cial Hall, 3013 E. Mar
ket St., York, Pa.,
despite the snow and in
clement weather buyers
were in attendance from
as far away as Tennes
see. There were 165
bidders.
Items sold included*
6-pc. mahogany bed
room suite $1175,
secretary desk $775,
carved-tack chair $430,
sofa $llO, coffee table
$lO5, musical stein
$lOO, Royal Doulton
flower sellers figurine
$4OO, Royal Doulton
Std George $370. Roy
al Doulton figurine -
The Broken Lance
$290, Winston Church
ill $lOO, collection of
miniature Sebastians
from $32.50 to $5O
each, iron age potato
watch fob $lOO, Wal
tham pocketwatch
NEW HOLLAND
SALES STABLES. INC.
New Holland, Pa
located 12 Miles East of Lancaster, just off Rt. 23
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1100 A.M. OPEN & BRED HEIFERS ———;
12:00 NOON BULLS, FRESH COWS. Note To Consignors.
SPRINGERS
Weekly Consignors \ tic Tucs Fresh dale.
• Merle Breneman • Dale Hostetter weighs TB& ,L biood"cs t i
• Marvin Eshleman • Jim Hostetter I charts with >our trucker 1
• Leroy Smucker * Daniel Z. Stoltzfus
(Springers and Fresh Cows)
Also
- - 2 Herds Sell on 1-21-98- -
Amos E. King Jr. - Herd
Twin Oak Herd - Delaware
Lancaster Farming, Friday, January 9, 19W-A43
$l5O, necklace and 1989 Chev. Caprice
locket $65, tie bar & pin $2600. tool chest $lO5.
$ll5, 2 bracelets 65, impact socket wench
small amethyst pin $9O. $l6O, gas range $290.
milnrrinn of 12 minis- refrigerator $430 and
ture Doulton Tinys pedal tractor $175.
$375. Sunbomet Gills Gilngrich and Hoov
pring $l5O, framed er Auctioneering con-
Sunbonnet postcard set ducted the sale.
$55. framed Greatest STOLTZFUS SALE
Moments postcard set A Public Sale of real
$lOO, large collection estate was held Deccm
of York bods - AJ. ber 30 by Samuel A.
Farquhr 1922 book andßachclK.Stoltzfus,
$2lO, Farm Journal rur- 'A mile east of Inter
al directory of York course along RL 340,
County $77.50, YKork Lane. Co., Pa.
The Industrial City The #2 tract of 11
$32.50, York City & acres of tillable land
County directory with no buildings was
$52.50, York County sold for $206,000.
directory 1870-71 $95. The #3 tract of 15
2 small Holy Bibles acres of land with sewer
Flight into Egypt $3OO, brought #364,000.
2 volumes of George Mel Hoover was the
Prowdl History of York auctioneer.
County $lBO, other
York books and local
York pictures, over 110
pieces of green Fiesta
dishes - 6 dinner plates
$lBO, 5 dinner plates
$125,2 vegetable bowls
$B5 each, platter $B5, 2
vegetable bowls $6O
each, 2 small vegetable
bowls $225, Ism. vege
table bowl $75, dinner
plates from $l6 to $35
each, cups and saucers
$45 per set, cereal
bowls from $35 to $55
each.
Hie auctioneers were
Jacob A. Gilbert and
Brian L. Gilbert from
Wrightsvillc Rl, Pa.
OBERHOLTZER
SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate and personal
property was held Janu
ary 1 by Mrs. John
Oberholtzer, 304 Chest
nut Street, Richland,
Lebanon Co., Pa.
The 3-bedroom ranch
house, 2-car garage and
tool shed were sold for
$95,000.
Other prices in
cluded: J.D. toyo trac
tors $llO & $l7O, J.D.
toy 7800 tractor $l9O,
toy steam engine by Da
vid Weaver $520,
crocks $lO each, oak ta
ble $4OO, air compres
sor $250, deacons
bench toy box $2lO,
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MARTIN SALE
A Public Auction of
teal estate and farm
equipment was held De
cember 30 by H. Moses
and Anna Martin and
Albert and Arlene Mar
tin north of Rothsville
on Erb Bridge Road,
Lancaster Co., Pa.
The 75-acre farm was
sold by H. Moses and
Anna Martin for
$675,000. It included a
I'A -story house, 49 tie
stall bam, heifer bam,
implement shed and
two silos.
Albert and Arlene
Martin sold the follow
ing equipment: J.D.
7000 corn planter
$4600, Case 3309 disc
bine $4BOO, Fehl 960
wagon $l9OO, I.H.
blower $lBOO, White
508 plow $1250, JJ).
disc $2150, N.H. 254
rake tedder $875, N.H.
353 grinder-mixer
$l5OO, 25 KW genera
tor $2200. Gehl 800
harvester $l9OO and
2-row comhead $675.
Gingrich & Hoover
Auctioneering managed
the sale.
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