832-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 22, 2000
Sale Reports
FELTENBERGER
ESTATE SALE
Antiques, house
hold goods, collectibles
and tools were sold
Wednesday at a public
auction held for the
Emily I. Feltenberger
estate and others at
Horst Auction Center,
Ephrata.
There were 452
registered bidders.
Highlights included
an oak kitchen cabi
net, $675; a square
oak extension table,
$150; a spinning
wheel, $250; a
Victorian arm chair,
$140; a washstand,
$220; a marble-top
table, $320; a
Depression bedroom
set, $130; a small
hutch cupboard, $180;
a lingerie chest, $190;
a piano stool with
back, $130; a micro
scope in oak box, $210;
a spinet desk, $180; a
table and four chairs,
$110; a maple hutch
cupboard, $300; a love
seat and recliner,
$190; a glass-top table
with chairs, $130; a
walnut stand, $lBO, a
three-piece parlor set,
PUBLIC AUCTION
Horse Drawn Farm Machinery - Milking
Equipment - Three 1-1/2 h.p. McDeering Gas
Engines -12 Ga. Double Barrel - 6 Grey Draft
Horses - Antiques - 2 Greider Bale Boxes
Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2000 • 9:00 AM
Auction held for:
Jonas & Rebecca Beiler
2 miles south of New Holland on New Holland Road, Lancaster
County, PA. From Route 340 go North on New Holland Road.
M Draft Horses - Harness - Hitches
JK Pair of 8 and 9 yr. old mares; pair smooth mouth, top lead team;
2 singles smooth mouth; 1 show animal drives single; 8 sets of
front gear harness; full line of hitches.
\ , Feed - Manure Handling and Barn Equipment
E L.S. 8 ft. pump, new ‘99; E.L.S. liquid spreader, side delivery:
E.L.S. liquid rear delivery spreader; fuel tank with pump; 2 round hay
racks; 12’ Smucker feeder; 4 compartment calf kennel; 3 calf hutches; 204
New Idea manure spreader.
3 DeLaval milker units, 65 lb. pails; original Sputnick milk mover; 110
Sputmck pump; Masport vac. pump; Lehigh cooling compressor; Industrial
Air 5 h.p. air compressor; 2 cyl. diesel; silage and feed carts; 735 gal.
Sunset milk tank.
White Horse 2 way plow, new ‘9O; John Deere 24 discs K.B.A. disc harrow;
John Deere 10 ft. field harrow; 7 ft. cultimulcher; steel field roller; 2 bottom
trailer plow; mechanical transplanter, new less than 50 acres; A C. no-til
corn planter, hyd. lift; Fisher boom field sprayer, long and short poles.
Harvesting Equipment
New Holland 456 mower, hyd.; Nickelson tedder; 2-401 hay crimpers, 1 for
parts; John Deere 336 baler with engine; John Deere 567 rake; 32 ft.
Zimmerman elevator; 2 flat bed wagons; McDeering corn binder with
aluminum loader, ex. condition; 2 Papec ensilage cutters; New Idea 323
corn picker, dual hyd. with engine, electric start with clutch; McDeering No.
9 bar mower 5 ft.; hyd. unit; 2 Bartville forecarts; 2 McDeering cultivators;
1 & J 3 row cultivator; 2 bin wagons, 1 Zook gear; 500 gal. tank on gear;
2 Greider bale boxes.
Mechanical transplanter, less than 50 acres; 1 horse produce wagon; irri
gation system, 2000 feet of 4 & 5 inch pipe; Willy industrial engine; Gordon
Rupp pump
Farmall M tractor on steel, pulley and RT.O., solid state ignition, good con
dition.
Selling for Jacob E. & Annie Riehl
Antiques • Tools
Pipe vise - cutter and threader: 2 socket sets; blind door cupboard; desk;
old wooden wheelbarrow: cast iron trough; foot corn cutter; wooden pul
leys; pea scales: hay hook; cross-cut saw; old planes; lot of old hinges -
latches; digging iron; 3 McDeering engines; old apple peeler.
More items not listed.
Auctioneer’s Note - This is an opportunity to purchase big horses, field
ready, machinery shed kept. Out of area folks, bring proper I.D. to obtain
buyer number.
Auctioneer:
Petersheim Auction Service
Steve, Steve Jr, Orpha Rose
610-593-2828
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Lots of Homemade Food on Premises
$180; a dark inlaid
stand, $190; a tall
stand, $140; a swell
front commode, $150;
a flip-top card table,
$150; a turntable,
$120; a black marble
top table, $300; and a
knock-down wardrobe,
$2OO.
Also sold were a
table and six chairs,
$100; a green lamp
shade with lamp,
$380; a seven-piece
blue-and-white bowl
set, $150; a small
splint oak basket,
$150; a green mesh
purse, $160; an early
iron car, $275; a camp
ing set, $115; silver
overlay items, $325; a
postcard album, $110;
a Kewpie planter,
$250; Wedgwood
china, $240; two sugar
shakers, $160; a straw
dispenser, $375; an art
pottery water set,
$190; a cookie jar,
$320; an English
teapot, $130; a can
dlewick bowl, $170; a
Bakelite cake serving
set, $200; Fiesta bowls
$200; a Hull art pot
tery pitcher, $110; a
blue Fiesta pitcher,
Milking - Cooling Equipment
Planting - Tillage Equipment
Produce - Irrigation Equipment
$105; a blue swirl
syrup dispenser, $170;
a Franklin Mint tele
scope, $110; and a gar
den tractor with
attachments, $220.
The sale was con
ducted by Horst
Auctioneers, Ephrata.
HERTZOG &
BRUBAKER SALE
A Public sale of
antiques, household
goods, collectibles and
tools was held
Wednesday for Hattie
M. Hertzog, John and
Arlene Brubaker and
others at the Horst
Auction Center. Horst
Auctioneers reported
475 registered bid
ders.
Items of interest
included a 12-light
corner cupboard, $900;
an oak kitchen cup
board, $660; a
mahogany washstand
and mirror, $600; a set
of four captain’s
chairs, $600; a table
and four chairs, $135;
a Depression cedar
chest, $130; a chest of
drawers, $140; a four
piece bedroom set,
$225; a cherry hutch
cupboard, $325; a
child’s table and chair,
$100; a bird’s-eye
maple bedroom set,
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$300; and a Queen
Anne wing chair $2OO.
Also sold were a
pair of maple end
tables, $110; a maple
dresser and mirror,
$150; a four-piece liv
ing room suite, $270; a
rocker-recliner, $110; a
two-piece bedroom set,
$210; a mahogany
lampstand, $140; an
inlaid arm chair, $150;
a child’s blanket chest,
$160; a copper apple
butter kettle, $280; a
chintz basket, $375; a
wall clock, $350; an
empire shelf clock,
$450.
Other items sold
included a column
mantel clock, $110;
three hooked rugs,
$l3O, $l5O, and $160;
two baskets, $170; a
cast-iron duck, $310; a
sunshine Amish quilt,
$285; a braided rug,
$120; a painted sled,
$240; a John Deere
pedal tractor, $200; a
large pie board, $210;
a child’s crib quilt,
s27yo; a blue and
white star-pattern
quilt, $300; and an
ANTIQUES
AND COLLECTIBLES
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
Mon. Feb. 14, 2000
5:00 pm
(doors open at 3:00 pm)
Miller’s Auction Center Bethel. PA
(exit #3 off 1-78. Berks County
Call to consign or for information (717) 933-5736
You may drop off your antiques and collectibles dur
ing our regular receiving times; any Thursday from
9-10 am or 4-6 pm.
ALREADY CONSIGNEDrOak Items, Farmal 560
Cast Pedal Tractor, Cast Army Men & Molds, Blanket
Chests, Slant Top Desk, Depression Glass, Old Fabric
From The 40-50’s, Quilts, Asst. Tins, More Till Sale
Time.
DWIGHT D. MILLER, AUCTION »
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Bethel, PA (717)933-5736
•BAD WEATHER DATE, ' E
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19,2000
AT 9:00 AM 1 s
unusual peanut jar,
$l3O.
Also sold were a
Griswold frying pan,
$140; a 1994
Longaberger umbrella
basket, $115; an Ogee
shelf clock, $110; a set
of sterling silver, $825;
a signed spatula,
$130; a jade-type vase,
$120; an art pottery
vase, $360; a pewter
teapot, $330; six floral
Bermuda plates, $170;
Hubley tractors, $120;
a tray lot of China
vases, $360; an onion
spice set, $170; and a
Salopian bowl, $l3O.
Other items includ
ed a yellow-ware mold,
$170; four ironstone
cups and saucers
$110; a singing quar
ter ashtrays, $270; a
pair of art glass
shades, $325; a
Viewmaster and
cards, $150; a pair of
bookends, $115;
Friendly Village china,
$110; a Singer
Featherweight sewing
machine, $350; a set of
Virginia Rose china,
$105; a Roseville vase,
$100; a cut glass lamp,
$100; a Bake-O-Lite
horse, $160; a set of
sterling flatware,
$450; a snowblower,
$230; a Honda lawn
mower, $160; a gas
dryer, $105; and a
Maytag wringer wash
er, $2lO.
SHAFFER SALE
A special Short
Notice Dairy Auction
was held January 8 by
March 11,2000
*Snow Date March 25,2000
Spring Consignment Sale
Location: TVesslers Auction, Rt. 64. Between
Mill Hall, Pa. and Lamar, Pa.
Exit 25 from Interstate 80.
For Information contact:
Bill Tressler (570) 726-3200 or
Sam Force (570) 725-2143
Wanted: Tractors, Farm related items,
Lawn and Garden Equipment. No tires,
windows or junk please.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Monday, January 24,2000
@ 2:00 PM
Murry Auction Emporium
23 N. Water Street/Lititz, Pa. 17543
717-626-2636
Nice selection of antique and collectibles,
general household, furniture, refrigerator,
tools, box lots starting at 2:00 PM.
10% Buyers Premium.
'TKtwuf
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Professional Auctioneer, Appraiser and Advisor
Our Services Are Not a Sideline
(717)626-2636 Fax (717) 627-6757
' Public Auction
tjfjjgjgl Of Real Estate
Prime Lancaster Co. Farm
(46.1 Acre Rural Zone Farm)
1035 MF Tractor, J.D. Rid. Lawn
Tractors, Ansley Fox 20 gua. & Other
Guns, Collects., Tools & Appls.
Sat., Mar. 25, 200 p @ 10:00 AM
Loc.: 233 Rock Hill Road, Millersville, Manor Twp.,
Lancaster Co., PA. (Dir.) Approx. 3 mi. S from
Millersville or 1 mi. N of Rock Hill Hotel)
R. E. FEATURES: Secluded Farm w/Subdivision poss
River, creek & road frontage 10-room 2-family house
Frame steer barn, tobacco shed, 2-car block garage Good
roofs Pond Brochure & inspection avail upon request 10%
down 45 days to settle R/E sold at Noon Broker participa
tion invited Realtors must have successful buyer registered
w/Auctioneer 72 days ahead of auction
Auction Order: Wagon items & Collects , Lawn & Farm
Equip , Real Estate, Appls & Fura
FOOD SF.RVED. Not resnonsihle for accidents day of
Auction by: JOHN & ANN BELSTRA
WILLIAM R. WHEATLY, Attorney
PROBST FAMILY AUCTION
ERIC R. PROBST, Auct.
AU-001856-L, 717-464-3700
THIRD ANNUAL
CONSIGNMENT SALE
FOR GRATZ AREA FIRE COMPANY &
AMISH PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS OF
UPPER DAUPHIN COUNTY
SATURDAY, APRIL 8,2000 AT 9:00 AM
Located at the Gratz Fairgrounds.
From Millersburg - Take Route 25 to
East end of Gratz.
We are Looking for Farm Equipment, Tools,
Household Goods, Crafts, Quilts, and Other
Worthy Merchandise.
No Pets. No Poultry Equipment. No unsaleable
items. A $2O Deposit will be Required on All
Appliances which will be refunded upon
Removal if Item is Not Sold.
All Sale Bill Items Need To Be Called In By
Jan. 31st. We Will Receive Consignment Items
On April sth, 6th, & 7th. For More Information
Or Questions, Call 365-3992 Or 365-3923
And Leave Message.
Not Responsible For Accidents
Good Food Available. Bake Sale.
Richard D. and
Richard A. Shaffer of
Jersey Shore, Pa.
along Kepner Hill
Road.
The average of the
70 milking cows was
$BOO and the top cow
sold for $l3OO. There
were several cows at
$1250 and short bred
heifers also sold for
$1250.
Fraley Auction Co.
conducted the sale.