Sale Reports
LEHMAN
ESTATE SALE
A Public Sale of per
sonal property was held
February 21 for the
estate fo Kathy Leh
man, 110 Riley Rd..
Myerstown, Lebanon
Co.. Pa.
Some prices were:
1995 Longaberger bas
ket $lOO, 1988 Longa
berger basket $l3O,
quilts $2lO, $125 &
$195, cross-stitch Af
ghan $5O, cross-stitch
kit $62, sewing ma
chine $240, loveseat &
chair $260, cedar chest
$2lO, and notebooks on
cross-stitch $4O & $5O.
Fernwood Auction
Co. managed the sale.
MYER SALE
A Public Auction of
antiques and collecti
bles was held February
21 for Herb and Mary
Myer, at the Lampeter
Community Building,
Lampeter, Lane. Co.,
Pa. There were 475
registered bidders at
tending the sale.
Some items sold
were: 4-pc. Depression
bedroom suite $l2OO,
dovetailed blanket chest
$lO5O, wooden arrow
back settee $575, wal
nut drop leaf extension
table $lOOO, ornate cor
ner shelf $4lO, R.S.
Prussia dish $l4O, Ger
man dish $lOO, Sun
bohnet Girl dish $l6O,
small Conestoga wagon
whiskey barrel $5OO,
antique quilts $650,
$5OO & $330, 2 Frank
Rohrer milk bottles
$285 each, 2 Frank
Rohrer milk bottles
$145 each, C.H. Wit
mer milk bottles $lOO
& $155, CJI. Winner
milk carriers $270 each,
6 Willowware plates
$250, Flow Blue plate
$l6O, cast-iron dinner
bell $230,12 glass salts
$l3O & $lO5, tiny Ger
man papier-mache box
$l3O, tobacco spears
$75 each, wooden
wheelbarrow $155,
wooden duck decoy
$lOO, Roseville vase
$l6O and Roseville bas
ket $195.
Miller & Siegrist
were the auctioneers.
ZEIGLER SALE
A Public Auction of
restaurant equipment
was held February 18 at
1550 Sandhill Road.
Hershey, Pa.
Some prices were:
double door refrigerator
unit $B5O, ice maker
unit $2OO, single door
refrigerator unit $4OO,
pie showcase $l6O, ice
cream freezer display
$225, sandwich unit
$525, ice machine $9O,
microwave $95 and
popcorn machine $95.
Zeigler Auction Co.
LTD. conducted the
sale.
STEPPE SALE
A Public Auction of
machinery was held
February 21 eight miles
south of Jersey Shore,
Pa. at Oval. Real estate
was also sold in Lycom
ing County.
The 120-acre farm
with a house brought
$233,000 at the comers
of Rt 44 & 654.
Other prices in
cluded: Int 1086 tractor
$12,900, Int 3688 trac
tor $12,600, Int 686
tractor $7BOO, Case
1835 sldd steer loader
$6OOO, J.D. 3300 G
combine $3300, Gehl
764 forage harvester
$4300. J.D. self-unload
ing wagons up to
$4500. and N.H. 311
baler $6600.
Fraley Auction Co.,
conducted the sale.
BURKHARDT SALE
A Public Auction of
cast-iron horse drawn
toys was held February
21 at the Ridge Fire
Company along Rt 23
between Phoenixville,
Pa. and Route 100.
There were 300 items
sold for “Chicken Char
lie” Burkhardt.
Some prices in
cluded: 16” Hubley
single horse dray $450,
19” Harris 3-horse
police patrol wagon
$450, 14” Wilkins
2- single seat sur
rey $3OO, 28” Wilkins
3- fire wagon
$225, 15” Pratt &
Letchworth wingle
horse surrey $420,
1254 ” Hubley single
horse eagle milk wagon
$525, 16” Harris
2-mule express wagon
$550, 14” Kenton
single mule dump cart
w/black driver $525,
20” Wilkins 2-horse
ladder wagon $425, 16”
Pratt & Letchworth
2-seat surrey $625,
2154 ” Ives 2-horse lad
der wagon $450, 654 ”
Kenton nodder cart
$470, and 10” Hubley
Mack General excava
tor $350.
Ted Maurer managed
the sale.
RACINE SALE
A Public Sale of anti
ques and collectibles
was held February 21
near Bayview, Cecil
Co., Maryland on Rt
274.
Some prices in
cluded: Viewmaster w/
cards $32.50, Ogee mir
ror $7O, cherry stoner
$25, set of 8 Dedol oil
jars w/carrier $230,
pine lift-top desk $l5O,
1962 Bubble Cut Barbie
$85,1967 Twist & Thm
Barbie $lOO, decorated
open washstand $l4O,
Mack powder long rifle
$lBO, Ethan Allen en
tertainment center
$750, Gov. Winthrop
drop-front desk $230,
Duncan Phyfe style sofa
$223, oak hallrack $430
and Mission desk $l3O.
Jim Racine was the
auctioneer.
DRENNEN,
HALDEMAN &
MUSSELMAN SALE
A two-day sale of
folk art and numerous
other items was held
Friday and Saturday for
Mrs. Crete hen S. Dren
nen, Lancaster; Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmer M. Halde
man, Ephrata; and Mrs.
Sara B. Musselman,
Lancaster.
The total of regis
tered bidders over both
days of the sale was
383, with bidders com
ing from 27 states. The
sale, held at Horst Auc
tion Center, Ephrata,
was conducted by Horst
Auctioneers and cata
logued by Clarence E.
Spohn.
Items sold included
frakturs, pewter pieces,
butter prints, latches,
primitive art, American
pattern glassware, de
corated stoneware.
Gaudy Dutch and Iron
stone china, English
and Continental china,
jewelry, textiles and
furniture.
Among the items
sold were: “Haussegen”
fraktur by David Bixler
of Fivepointville
$25,000, Taufschein
fraktur by The Busy
Artist of Dauphin
County $13,000, two
printed hand-colored
frakturs by Benjamin
Mayer of Ephrata and
Dauphin County $2,000
and $2,500, bookplate
of Abraham Bixler by
David Bixler $l,OOO,
two printed Taufshein
frakturs $lO5O and
$1450, miniature water
color painting $1325.
framed folk art floral
scene watercolor
$lBOO, 1856 framed
sampler $3050, and
1826 framed sampler
$2150.
Also sold were sever
al items of stoneware:
Cowden & Wilcox jar
w/rooster decoration
$lB,OOO, Cowden &
Wilcox jug w/bird’s
nest decoration
$12,000, signed Norton
deer crock $14,000,
signed Norton lion
GUNS AUCTION
SAT, MARCH 7, 1998
9:15 A.M.
“At Bricker’s Auction”, 1 mile west of
Mechanicsburg. On Rt. 114 turn onto
texaco Rd, Mechanicsburg, PA. Signs
posted.
50 RIFLES - SHOTGUNS
BLACK POWDER PCS 50
Knives; pocket knives; asst, ammo; hunting
memorabilia; PA hunting licenses; prints;
signs; patches; hunting-fishing books; reload
pcs.; fishing lures; also new hand tools;
carpenter tools; and related hunting gear;
Civil War books; asst. Griswold skillets; hol
sters, brass, wads, casings, etc. and much
more not listed. New Tools. Books.
Note: FFL Rules with apply. Terms: Cash
or PA check. ID required.
Sale inside w/seats-heat-food.
Chuck Bricker, Auctioneer
AUO94-L, 717-766-5785
crock $7OOO, signed
1887 John Bell jug
$330, jug w/deer scene
signed “G. Hart" $550,
decorated one-gallon
pitcher $lBOO, E.M.
Hooks advertising jug
$lOOO, bird-decorated
jug $l7OO, and a decor
ated 12-gal. crock
signed “T, Williams”
$3OOO.
In addition several
items of redware were
sold, including: Shen
andoah Valley decor
ated jar $2200, Shenan
doah Valley pitcher
$2BOO, Shenandoah
Valley handled crock
$ll5O, slip-decorated
pitcher $lOOO, signed
William Baker teapot
$3900, and signed Bell
Turk’s mold $l3OO.
Other items sold
included: pair of large
tin candlesticks $l2OO,
pair of large tin candle
sconces $ll5O, adjust
able wooden candle
stand $l2OO, signed
Billings pewter por
ringer $llOO, Gaudy
Dutch plate $2200,
Gaudy Ironstone platter
$1025, Gaudy vege
table dish $1430, Liver
pool marriage jug
$lBOO, large mocha wa
ter pitcher $2500, Pearl
ware tankard $lOOO and
a painted decorated
bride’s box $2300.
Several items of fur
niture were sold,
including two early
painted decorated buck
et benches $15,100 and
$6700, miniature
painted decorated
blanket chest $l9OO,
blue-painted wooden
bucket $2500, Burl
wooden bowl $ll5O,
pinewood comer cup
board $2050, softwood
Dutch cupboard $2200,
softwood comer cup
board $2BOO, New Eng
land pewter cupboard
$1650, Philadelphia
Windsor chair $l3OO,
cherry Dutch cupboard
$3600, painted de
corated Dutch cupboard
$4300, and grained de
corated blanket chest
$l6OO.
FLAUD SALE
A 14-acre site with a
2-story house, bam and
a horse stable with
workshop was auc
tioned off Saturday for
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. February 28,1958-823
Abram E. and Priscilla
B. Flaud. The property
is at 36 Meadow Lane,
on the Pequca Creek, in
Paradise Township. The
real estate was sold for
$325,000 to David F.
and Susie Stoltzfus.
Belmont Road, Para
dise.
The auctioneers were
Gordon Ressler and
Ron Funk, Paradise.
FOX SALE
A Ford N tractor
brought $lBOO Saturday
at a public auction of
farm equipment and
household goods held
for Julianne Fox,
Mohnton. There were
326 registered bidders.
Also sold were a
Farmall H tractor
$llOO, New Idea man
ure spreader $5OO, log
splitter $5OO, brass bell
$lOO, two Western sad
dles $l3O and $lBO,
.45-caliber carbine
$3lO, two-star clock
$4lO, 30-06 deer rifle
$2OO, and double-bar
reled shotgun $2OO.
The auctioneers woe
Lcßoy S. Horst and
Paul W. Horst, both of
Bowmans villc.
HORST SALE
Coins were sold at a
public auction held
Tuesday at Horst Auc
tion Center, Ephrata.
There were 203
registered bidders.
Among the items
sold were: Indian head
cents $290, Confederate
currency $125, silver
dollars $2lO, two silver
bulk lots $165 and
$l4O, 1794 one-cent
piece $135, $3 gold
coin, 22 $1 coins $l3O,
34 $1 coins $230, silver
coins $3OO, $1 gold
coin $lBO, 1911 $254
gold piece $l2O, 1925
$2!4 gold piece $125,
1908 $5 gold piece
$l5O, 1912 $5 gold
piece $l3O, silver coins
$4OO, 1854 T 2 $1 gold
piece $140,1865 T 3 $1
gold piece $l5O, 1893
$5 gold piece $2OO, and
Ephrata National Bank
note $lOO.
The sale was con
ducted by Horst Auc
tioneers, Ephrata.
HAUCK &
SCHOENBERGER
SALE
Antiques, household
goods, primitives and
tools were sold Wed
nesday at a public auc
tion held for Dean J
He
eddine Auction Service
Re'
Hher
To be held At REDDING AUCTION SERVICE
located taking Route 34, 1/2 mile North of
Gettysburg, PA - bear right at Y (at car wash) &
continue 2 miles on Table Rock Road to auction
site - on
s ■
un. Mar. 15.1998 -9:3OAM.
Auctioneer's Note • This Will Be A Very Nice Sale -
Many Very Nice Pieces - Mark Date & Plan To
Attend.
Doors Will Open For Sale Inspection
7:30 A.M. - Sale Day Only!
Terms - Cash or Approved Check
REDDING AUCTION SERVICE
PA NO. RH-78-L
Gettysburg, PA - PH: 717-3344941
Hauck, Gertrude
Schoenberger and
others at Horst Auction
Center, Ephrata.
Items sold included:
Flow Blue pitcher $2lO,
red wine set $lOO, Car
nival bowl $l5O, post
card album $l4O, ac
cordion with case $lOO,
jug $lOO, hanging light
$250, large oval mirror
$l5O, first edition
Sports Illustrated maga
zine $llO, large Flow
Blue platter $260,
another Flow Blue plat
ter $l2O, Walts pitcher
$llO, pink and green
Staffordshire pitcher
$3lO, another Flow
Blue platter $240,
gingerbread mantel
clock $l6O, Majolica
plate $lOO, banjo
mandolin $l9O, French
perfume bottle $lBO,
gingerbread clock $135,
fan $3lO, meat sheer
$lBO, set of four chairs
$135, oak arm rocker
$ll5, Waterfall cedar
chest $l5O, mahogany
card table $l5O, oak
washstand $230, 5-pc.
maple bedroom suite
$750, 4-pc. maple bed
room suite $825, oak
Larkin desk $220,
maple open hutch $l5O,
mahogany drum table
$l2O, S-pc. Victorian
parlor suite $4OO, green
Empire bureau $l5O,
lingerie chest $l4O,
modem kneehold desk
$l7O, Long dry sink
$385, yellow shop desk
$225, S-pc. pine bed
room suite $ll5O,
grain-decorated blanket
chest $250, canopy bed
$375, pair of twin past
er beds $275, mahog
any dining room suite
$lOOO, mahogany bed
room suite $350,
grained jelly cupboard
$225, grained panel
door comer cupbaord
$l7OO, walnut marble
lop dresser $650, Vic
torian drop-front desk
$650, mahogany high
boy $550, store counter
$l2O, butcher block
$l6O, pine blanket chest
$270, small drop leaf
table $ll5, tiger maple
two-drawer stand $335,
maple hutch $2lO,
canoe w/paddles $2OO
and Ariens mower
$330.
There were 494
registered bidders. The
sale was conducted by
Horst Auctioneers,
Ephrata.
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