826-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 2, 1998
Sale Reports
MELLINGER
SALE
A sale of antiques
and household goods
was held Saturday for
Charles and Mable
Mellinger, 2439
Lincoln Highway E.
There were 162 regis
tered bidders at the
sale, which was con
ducted by Robert E.
Martin, Leola; Jeffrey
R. Martin, New
Holland; and Randall
Ranck, Lancaster.
Items sold included
an oak drop-leaf
extension table, $550;
six plank-bottom
chairs, $135; a server,
$120; a child's chair,
$105; a potbelly stove,
$150; a youth rope
bed, $110; a cedar
wardrobe, $130; a
Troy-Bilt mower,
$210; a four-gallon
crock, $52; a two-gal
lon jug, $57.50; a
miniature Conestoga
Wagon, $100; a toy
covered bridge, $105;
action Martin’s 27th Annual action
Spring Auction of Carriages, Sleighs & Antiques P 2?day
EVENT Friday, May 8 & Saturday, May 9, 1998 EVENT
t Lebanon Fairgrounds * Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Friday, May Bth - 9:00 a.m.
Approx. 195 Catalogued Session of Coaches, Carriages & Sleighs
Competition Carnages, Commercial Wagons, 2 & 4 Wheel Pleasure Driving Carriages, Sporting
& Hunting Carriages, Farm & Hitch Wagons In All Conditions (Restore 1 ) Ong , New) Pony, Cob,
Horse, Draft Horse Sizes, & Miniature Horse A Good Variety Of All Types & Sizes Also, A Nice
Selection Of Sleighs
FRIDAY - IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING
THE LAST CATALOGUED CARRIAGE/SLEIGH,
WE WILL BEGIN SELLING AT 2 PLACES.
1 Equine Book Collection For The Carriage Museum of Am & Other Consignments of
Books
2 Inventory Reduction For Paul Z Martin, Jr Approx 300 Lots Of Good Quality Driving
Appointments, Stable Fixtures & Other Horse Related Items
FRIDAY EVE. SESSION
Approx 300 Catalogued Lots of Coaching & Driving Appointments Harness, Carriage Lamps,
Holly Whips, Etc
Something ol interest for al persons involved in any type of horse related activities;
be it driving, coaching, riding, restoring, decorating and the list goes on.
Something lor everyone hi all price ranges, indndbig carriages and sleighs.
Plan now to attend both days!!
TERMS: Cash, Travelers Checks, Certified Checks - Personal or Business Checks Accepted
Only With A Current Bank Letter Of Guaranteed Payment, Made Payable to Martin Auctioneers, Inc
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Some of the bells included in the CIRCUS CALIOPE in good condition
private collection from Salisbury, and it works One of approx. 200
MD selling on Sat at 2 30 PM horse drawn carnages and sleighs in
the field carriage session at 10:00 AM
PAIR OF LAMPS SELLING IN SPECIAL SESSION OF
(Many good quality single and pairs HARNESS ONLY ON SAT. AT 12 30
in Fn & Sat sessions) Other sets will include pairs, tandem, 4
' in hand, single, horse, pony & draft
horse sizes, work, pleasure, show, etc
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several postcards,
$42.50; three braided
rugs, $l5O, $l6O, and
$200; a storage shed,
$250; and a Homer
Laughlin dinner set,
$3OO.
DILLER SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate and house
hold goods was held
April 25 by Lester and
Lean Diller, 248 E.
Main st., Leola, Lane.
Co., Pa,
The 1 1/2 story
brick house with a 4
car garage was sold for
$84,000.
Other prices
received were: antique
banjo $320; old settee,
$250; fold-up high
chair on wheels $2lO,
Remington 308 bolt
action gun $2lO,
break-front china clos
et $150,16 gauge dou
ble barrel gun $l3O,
old refrigerator $75,
chest freezer $55 and
milk cans up to $lB
each.
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SINGLE SET OF PONY HARNESS
Carl Diller was the
auctioneer.
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
A Public Sale of
personal property was
held April 21 at
Fremont Firemen's
Social Hall, Mt.
Pleasant Mills, Pa.
Some items sold
were: punched tin pie
safe $4OO, oak exten
sion table $275,
Sheraton style dress
er $3OO, flow blue
meat platter $2lO,
Carnival glass bowls
$5O to $ll5, World
"War II mirie"detector
$25 and flow blue
plates $25 to $95 each.
Hassinger &
Courtney were the
auctioneers.
McCALLISTER
SALE
A Public Sale of
large doll collection
was held April 25 by
Ruth McCallister, 62
Fairfield St., Newville,
Pa.
Some prices includ
ed; wicker baby bug
gies $220 & 130, small
wicker buggy $55, old
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ONE OF MANY SADDLES SELL
ING DURING SPECIAL SADDLE
SESSION ON SAT. AT T3O PM
PHONE: (717) 354-6671
FAX: (717) 354-8248
Auctioneers: Paul Z. Martin, Jr.
Roger Spencer, Patrick Morgan
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child’s shoes $B5 & unmarked composi
sBo, old child's dress tion dolls $3O to $l6O,
& shoes $BO, china Alexander doll $7O,
head dolls $2O to $B5, Betty Boop dolls $l5
German bisque dolls to $2B and 1972
$lOO to $325, Bye Lo Shirley Temple doll
doll $3OO, black Patty $5O.
Pla doll $l3O, Ideal Kevin M. Wicard
Chatty doll $l2O, was the auctioneer.
ABSOLUTE
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20 FARM TRACTORS
GREENCASTLE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Greencastle, PA
SAT., MAY 16, 1998 -10:00 am
JD 4555 QR, duals, quickhitch JD 4450 cab, power shift, 4300
JD 4840 cab, powershift, duals hrs
JD 4440 cab, powershift, duals JO 2555 canopy top
JD 4440 cab, p shift, duals, JD 4020 w/158 loader
q hitch JD 2840 canopy top
JD 4250 cab, QR JD 2630
JO 4240 4 post, QR, duals JD 4620 synchrorange
JO 4240 4 post, synchrorange JD 4010 tricycle
JD 4430 cab, QR INI 966 8 speed
JD 4430 cab, synchrorange FORD TW2O cab, duals
JD 3020, side console Agco Allis 4660, 800 hrs
JD 7200, cap top, 1600 hrs
If you have a tractor that you can sell at absolute auction, you
may consign it to this sale Please deliver Friday, May IS
Sale Rain or Shine
Terms Cash or Good Check
All tractors sell as is, where is
For further information about buying or selling a tractor contact:
Ben Blythe - Sale Manager Mel Hoover - P.A.L. AU-003111-L
757-562-6384
Bert Blythe 814-632-7524
Saturday, May 9th - field session 9:00 a.m.
The field session includes over 6,000 lots and we will be selling
with 4 or 5 auctioneers all day. Plan to come Early!!
TENTATIVE AUCTION SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY - FIELD SESSION
9:00 a.m. - SECTION #3 Rows of Non-horse related items, primitives, tools, etc
TENT #1 - Remainder of Inventory Reduction For Paul Z Martin, Jr of Good Quality Appointments,
Stable Fixtures, etc
10:00 AI4 - MAIN TENT - Horse Related Items, Harness, Carriage & Wagon Lamps & New & Used
Tack Many Items Too Numerous To Mention Carriage Section - Approx 200 Carnages, Farm
Wagons, Sleighs, Including Restored, New & Ong Cond In/AII Sizes
12:00 NOON - SECTION #2
1 Rows of Horse Related Items, Carriage & Wagon Parts, Poles, Shafts, Wheels
2 SECTION #5 - Horse & Carriage Trailers, Flat-Bed Utility & Carriage Trailers
12:30 PM - MAIN TENT - HARNESS ONLY Draft Horse, Team Pair, Tandem, Single, Horse &
Pony Sizes - Work, Show & Pleasure
1:30 PM - MAIN TENT - Saddles Of All Types & Sizes
2:30 PM - Private Collection of Approx 100 Strings of Bells
CONTACT OUR OFFICE (717) 354-6671)
CATALOGUE INFORMATION A limited number of r alalmiues will lie printed Wp will
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Funds Canada .S. Ov. v seas i Or send payment and up <n r* ■ \n> "• I we will hold il lui f m k-up
when yuu arrive at the am Imn site Catalogues available mi a first nimi' fust serve bams
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COVERED WAGON
(Fn catalogued session)
P.O. BOX 99 • NEW HOLLAND, PA 17557
717-354-8397
MO BUYERS PREMIUM
HITCH WAGON
Pony & horse sizes (Fn. session &
Sat. sessions)
TOP BUGGY
(One of approx. 190 vehicles in
Fnday's session)
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MULTI-PASSENGER COMMER
CIAL WAGON (Sat, field session)
VIS A VIS SLEIGH
(Fn. catalogued session)
<Paul cZ. Martin, Jr.
President