PUBLIC AUCTION
COLLECTOR DOLLS &
LONGABERGER BASKETS
MON., NOV. 6,2000
4:00 PM
Auction held indoors at the Leesport Fanner’s
Market banquet hall located off of Rt. 61 approx.
10 miles N. of Reading or 6 miles S. of Hamburg
af the North end of Leesport, Berks Co., Pa.
325 lots of collectable dolls, most dolls are
Limited Edition dolls that come with numbered
certificate, doll stand & box. Collector dolls
include Ellen & Bastian from the Barefoot
Children by Annette Himstedt - dolls from the
Picture Perfect Baby Collection, Yearbook
Memories, Birthstone dolls, Beautiful Dreamer
Collection, Fairy Tale Collection, Amish Blessing
Collection, etc. by Ashton Drake - Rosie and
Rags from the Miracle Children by Marie
Osmond - limited edition dolls by Danbury Mint,
Heirloom Tradition, Kingstate, House of Lloyd,
Princetown Gallery, Dynasty, Franklin Mint,
Precious Moment, Zen dolls, Bradley Co,
Hallmark, Avon. Doll artists are Seymour Mann,
Holly Hunt, Linda Steele, Yolanda Bellos, Elke
Hutchens, Robin Woods, Dianna Effner, Kathy
Hippensteel, Bette Ball, Judy Belle, Zook,
Jocelyn Mostrom, Suzanne Gibson, Donald
Jolan, Cindy Marschner Rolfe, etc. Approx. 30
Special Edition Barbie dolls by Mattel, Avon &
Hallmark, Advertising dolls by Pillsbury,
Nabisco, Hershey & Wrangler. Musical &
Christmas dolls, Older dolls include Barbie,
Skipper, Ken, Raggedy Ann & Andy, Cabbage
Patch, Troll, Kewpie, Tiny Tears, Gerber Baby,
Ginny, etc. Doll makers Vogue, Effenbee,
Horsman, Knickerbocker, Gotz, etc. also doll fur
niture and doll stands.
Over 150 lots of Longaberger baskets, liners, tie
ons, pottery, cookie molds, etc.
For listing of dolls or baskets call Auctioneer.
Now is the time to buy for Christmas. Dolls &
baskets will be intermixed throughout auction.
Terms: cash or PA check, day of auction.
Auctioneers:
Dennis F. Wagner, AU-001427-L
Tracy L. Wagner, AU-003172-L
Phone: 610-562-7445
BRUBAKER
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
SAT., NOV. 18, 2000
Port Royal, PA
Property located in Turbetl Twp, Juniata
County, just off Route 75, along Ridge Road,
1/2 mile south of Port Royal. Auction to be held
at the Juniata County Fairgrounds in the
Commercial Building, Port Royal, PA.
Church Hill Real Estate
12 Noon
1.03 acres bordering Ridge Road in Turbett Twp,
Juniata County, erected thereon a 1969 custom
built three-bedroom, ranch-style frame dwelling
and a 26’x32’ two story 2-car poured concrete
heated & air-conditioned garage. Home includes
an eat-in kitchen with pantry closet, living room
with large picture window, linen closet, full bath,
many nice-sized closets and air conditioning
throughout, oil-fired hot water furnace, 220 amp
electric service, large patio, carport, nicely fin
ished family room in the basement boasting a
beautiful mountainstone fireplace and built-in
bar. Property also features a satellite system,
smokehouse, privacy shrubs, on-site sewage and
drilled well. A nice, rural location overlooking the
quaint town of Port Royal.
Real Estate Terms: 10% down, cash or PA
check; balance due in 30 days.
Real Estate Showing: October 28, November 4
&11 - 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Or for an appointment call Melvin Brubaker at
717-533-5706
Estate of: MELVIN & FRANCIS BRUBAKER
RR2 Box 217, Port Royal, PA 17082
Melvin E. Brubaker, Executor
Barry D. Brubaker, Executor
Bryan D. Imes, Auctioneer
RRI Box 902
Port Royal, PA 17082
AU-001656-L 717-527-2449
Personal Property selling at 9:00 a.m. including a
1991 Ford FISO XLT Lariat, 302, auto, 70,000
miles, blue & white and a 1996 Chevrolet
Cavalier, 2.2 4 cyl, auto, air, cruise, loaded,
51,000 miles.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
SUNOCO GAS STATION
BEECH CREEK, PA
FRL, NOV. 24, 2000
11:00 AM
Ron Gilligan & Son will conduct an Absolute
Auction of the Sunoco Station located along
busy Rt. ISO in Beech Creek, PA., Pine Creek
Township, Clinton County. Approx. 10 miles
south of Lock Haven & 7 miles north of
Howard, PA. This auction will start at 11:00
A.M. with the Absolute Auction of the Real
Estate. Real Estate will be sold to the highest
bidder with no reserve, regardless of the price.
Contents of garage will immediately follow.
This gas station/garage is situated on 1.25
acres. There are 5 underground tanks that are
fiberglass & have been replaced in recent
years. There are 8 gas pumps, a diesel pump &
kerosene pump. This business can be started back
up as soon as settlement takes place. Business
does have to be reopened by Dec. 21 for grandfa
ther clause to remain in effect. There are inside &
outside restrooms. Heat is coal hot water for the
building. Pumps are hooked up to Tokheim Vision
Mainframe. This building has two large garage
doors, office parts room & entrance to pay & buy
items. This building is in a good state of repair
and is located along a very busy Route 150.
Busy traffic area in summer because of Foster
Sayers Dam in Howard, PA. To see or for more
info call Ron 814-237-0189.
Terms of Real Estate: 10% down, balance due in
30 days. - Buyer should settle & open before Dec.
21 to avoid permits for reopening.
Terms of Contents: Cash or Check - Day of
Auction
AUCTIONEERS;
RON J. & RON S. GILLIGAN
0AU339-L & #AU343O-L
Food & Job Johnny Available - Tents if Needed.
Owner or auctioneer not responsible
in case of accident.
All oral info day of auction takes precedence
over all written ads
PUBLIC AUCTION
Reefer Trailers,
Forklifts, /AA
Greenhouse/Flower/
Vegetable Supplies
Sat., Oct. 28,2000
at 10 AM
6071 Durham Rd., Pipersville, PA 18947
(North of Doylestown - between Otts
ville and Plumsteadville turn South East
off Rt. 611 ontoßt. 413).
Truck, Trailers, Forklifts
(5) 1991 Trailmobile 48’ trailers w/liftgates
and Thermo King Reefers; Also (5) 48’ dry
van storage trailers; 1987 Int. S 1900
w/Jannell 26’ van body, rebuilt trans &
engine; 4000 lb. Clark forklift; 5000 lbs.
Case forklift; Electric pallet jack;
Plastic Trays, Pots & Equip.
3 elec, box staplers; Little David box taping
machine; 2 Better PAK 5552 label
machines; Marsh gum tape dispenser;
Dram Pulse fogger; 2 head Anderson injec
tor; sm. snowblower & mower deck; 1000
metal tomato cases; 2800 128 Lite Plug
trays; 3900 806 Inserts; 8800 2-20 Inserts;
60 cases Oasis Wedges 5611; 45 cases
Oasis Rootcube strips; 15,710 ribbed tray
(Oasis strips); 15,240 6” hanging baskets;
3,120 wicker baskets; 2,220 4 1/2 sq. trays;
1,400 1 gal. shuttle trays; 10,200 4" 6 pack
handle trays; 91,500 4” Vac form pots;
15,200 8 cell trays (308’s); 19,695 6" pots;
13,090 10”x20” trays;
Auction Note: Growers - don’t miss this
opportunity. This is all good equip. & mate
rial that has become surplus to our needs.
Terms - Cash or Approved Check (Bidders
new to Auction Co. must have specific bank
letter - call Auction Co. for details)
www.zettauction.com
rW Ralph W. . _
£otilemo¥er Auction Co,
820 Nursery St. • Box 215 (610) 395-8084 Fax (610) 395-0227
Fogclsville, PA 180514)215 “Proven Service Since 1955”
AU-001809-L
Selling for
Hines Color
Sale Reports
PAUL SALE an 1863 Eberly feed bag,
A jelly cupboard sold $160; a floor-model radio,
for $335 Saturday, the sec- $140; a high chair, $120; a
ond day of a two-day public tin cup;, $65; a Little Red
sale of antiques and other Riding Hood tin tea set,
items held for Gilbert J. $275; an Aladdin lamp,
Paul, Stevens, at Mount $5O; a tobacco sizing box.
Airy Fire Hall. $9O; and a Mount Airy
There were 130 regis- print, $45.
tered bidders. Also sold, a child’s sand
Among other items sold bucket, $190; a Griswold
included an upright freezer, iron pan, $80; Christmas
$230; a blanket chest, $ 160; ornaments, two at $55 each,
a cardboard horse on one at $4O and two at $27
wheels, $275; a top in an each; three lots of
original box, $230; an 1894 Christmas items, $l9O,
doll, $190; a toy piano seven lots of early clothes,
$120; six quilts, $BO to $2O to $35 a lot; two pairs of
$190; a crib quilt, $95; an baby shoes, $35 each; two
oak drop-leaf table, $230; redware pie plates, $130;
six hooked mgs, $25 to $55; three redware pie plates.
★ ★★★★★★★★★
PUBLIC
AUCTIONS
SAT., OCT. 28, 2000 at 8:30 AM
Located at 90 North Street, Elizabethville, PA. From red
light: take Rt. 225 North one block, turn right onto Broad
Street One block then left on Collier Street then right on
North Street to auction site. Watch for auction signs the
day of auction.
REAL ESTATE (1:00 PM): A Six Room, Bath & One Half
Brick Ranch Style Dwelling with an Attached 2-Car Garage
Consists of Modern Kitchen w/Built-In Elec Stove and
Double Oven. Dining Room, Living Room, 3 Bedrooms all
with Closet Space & a Large Bathroom, a Laundry Room &
Powder Room All Rooms Finished w/Hardwood Floors Full
Cemented Basement w/Outside Entrance Covered Back Patio
Heated by Oil Hot Water, Double Oil Tanks m Basement 100-
AMP Elec Svc , City Water & Sewage Beautiful Lawn. Trees
& Shrubs Paved Driveway off North Street All situated on a
Lot w/120-Fl Frontage Along North Street and 153-Ft Deep
to an Alley
AUCTIONEER NOTE: A very nice home located in a nice
neighborhood Be sure to inspect For inspection call 564-6159
TERMS: 10% down the day of auction and the balance in 30
days, other conditions the day of auction
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Hoosier Style (Beige
w/Green Trim) Kitchen Cabinet, Oak 2-Piece (73”Hx40”W)
Kitchen Cupboard w/Double Glass Door Top, 3-Drawer &
Cabinet Bottom, Dry Sink w/Pnnled Wood, Oak (5 Reeded
Legs) Square Ext Table, Blanket Chest. Depression Era
Furniture as: 5-Piece Bedroom Suite. Gate Leg Stand. Chest
of Drawers, Double Metal Bed, White (1937) Cabinet Elect
Sewing Machine & Zenith (Cobra Master) Depression Era
Cabinet Console Radio & Record Player; (2) Oak Slat Back
Dining Room Chairs, (4) Slat Back Chairs, Set (8) Oak
Spindle Back Breakfast Chairs, Large Plank Seat Spindle Back
Rocker, Decorated Plank Seat High Back Rocker, Captain
Chair & Other Rockers & Chairs Walnut Gram 2-Door
Wardrobe, Steamer Trunk, (2) Clothes Trees, The Newcomb
Co. (Davenport Iowa) Weavers Loom; Quilting Frame. 8-Ft
Butcher’s Meat Bench, Wooden Meat Tub & Barrel, Meat
Saw, l-Qt to 6-Gal Crocks, Brown Salt Crock, 1-Gal Jug,
Beige & Beige w/Blue Trim Crockery Mixing Bowls Golden
Beam Brass Wash Board, Slaw Cutter, Wooden Cutting
Boards & Rolling Pm; (3) Wire Egg Baskets, Nantucket (24”
Dia x 15" Deep) Woven Basket; Wicker Shopping & Clothes
Baskets; Gold Leal Wall Mirror, Milk Can; #l2 Sprinkling
Can, (2) Stainless Steel Milk Buckets, 4-Qt Glass Butter
Churn, Rollman (#3) Cherry Seeder; Universal (#2) Food
Chopper, Griswold (#8) and Other Cast Frying Pans &
Griddle; Sadirons, Dietz (#2) & Monarch Kerosene Lanterns,
Coal Bucket, Chrome Over Copper Tea Kettle; Granite Water
Bucket, Coffee Pot; Pots & Pans, Tin Advl & Decorated Cans,
Cookie Cutters, Kitchen Utensils, Hand Stitched Quilts &
Comforters, Crochet & Doily Pieces, Table & Other Linens,
Feed Bag Materials, Women’s Hats & Handkerchiefs, Large
(The Parrallel) Family Bible 1886 by PW Zeigler Co,
Numerous Cookbooks & Other Books; Marx Co (#1929) Tin
Key Wind 6-Piece Mechanical Tram (Like New) and in Ong
Box), Tin Key Wind (10”) Tram & Tunnel Honeymoon
Express; Plasticvillc Houses, Tourville Universelle Clarinet,
Celluloid Dresser Set, Big Ben Alarm Clocks, Costume
Jewelry, Community Plate (Ser 8) Silverware Set in
Ong.Case GLASSWARE: Pressed & Pattern as 10” Basket,
Pedestal Fruit Bowl, Cake Plates, Candy & Berry Dishes,
Trays, Sugars; Water Glass Sets & Others, Bavaria China
Creamer & Sugar, Germany & Other China Dishes & Tea
Pots, Orange Carnival (6") Bow, Pink Depression Cake &
Divided Dinner Plate; Fiesta (10”) Green Vase, Lady Head
(#37313) Planter, Tony Tiger & Ranger Joe Cups, Russell
Wright (40-Piece) Steubenville Pottery Dishes & Others
GUNS". Win (54) 30 Govt 06 Cal. Bolt Action Rifle,
Steven’s (#26 Crack Shot) Lever Action 22 Cal Rifle, Savage
(25) Tube Fed Lever Action 22 Cal Rifle w/Octagon Barrel,
Savage (1921) 12 Ga. Pump Shot Gun (All guns in nice cond)
Misc Ammo for above Guns, Gun Cleaning Kit; Barlow
Pocket Knives, Buck & Ringneck Mounts, (7) Arrowhead
Points, Illinois (Men's) Gold Case Pocket Watch, Men’s Wrist
Watches, etc
CARS: 1968 Ford Galaxie (500) 302-V8 Eng Auto w/Pwr
Steering, 57,000 Ong. Miles, Very Nice Int & Ext Cond,
Good Running Order (Garage Kept) 1986 Chevrolet Caprice
4-Door (307 V-8 Eng) Auto Trans, Pwr Steering & A/C,
48,700 Ong Miles Currently Insp , Int Clean & Ext Solid
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: These household items are nice
and clean Sale will begin with small collectibles, household
items & tools Guns at 12 00 PM. Real Estate at 1 00 PM
Then cars and furniture
TERMS; Cash or approved check
AUCTIONEERS: ESTATE OF;
David Deihier 362-2942 Mrs. Edna L. Schrader
auooi°2i P 3-l awk)oB42-l & Mr. l rv ' n C- Snyder
37 Sycamore Ave. EXECUTOR: Mr. Harold Schrader
Halifax, PA 17032 ATTY: Richard Etzweiler & Assoc.
★ ★★★★★★★★★
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 21, 2000-823
Dm
Mbtor
$ 175; and a framed sampler,
$65.
The auction was con
ducted by Aaron E Martin
Auction Service, Ephrata.
NIXON SALE
On Saturday, Shenk
Auction Co. of Manheim
conducted a public sale of
tools, farm equipment,
antiques and furniture for
Lorame Nixon at 1865
Shumaker Road, Rapho
Township. There were 165
registered bidders.
Items sold included a
19-foot Lippincott sailboat,
$ 1,400; a sled, $6O; a grand
mother’s clock, $230: a
flatbed wagon, $2lO, a
1994 Ford Explorer,
$10,850; a 1959 Oliver 550
tractor, $2,600; a gun cabi
net, $120; a dinner bell,
$200; a 1998 John Deere
345 ndmg mower, $4,500; a
posthole digger, $200; a
John Shelly miniature blan
ket chest, $7O; and an apple
oil painting, $lOO.
FAHNESTOCK SALE
A 12-light Dutch cup
board brought $14,700
Saturday at a public auction
of real estate and antiques
held for Edith Fahnestock,
228 Doe Run Road,
Manheim.
The real estate - a 2 1/2
story, four-bedroom bnck
house on a 1-acre lot - was
purchased by Mr. and Mrs.
David Stehman, Manheim,
for $119,000.
The auction drew 365
registered bidders.
Other highlights includ
ed a blind-door cupboard,
$8,200; a low dry sink with
lid, $7,000; a jelly cup
board, $2,900; a three-piece
oak bedroom suite, $1,100:
an oak extension table with
boards $140; a blanket
chest, $300; a wood box,
$325; a drop-leaf tabic.
$750; two sets of decorated
pine bottom chairs, $2,040
and $1,320; a wooden high
chair, $170; a spinning
wheel, $300; a wooden
wheelbarrow, $360; 12
flow-blue plates, $ll5 each,
and a Smith & Bollinger
coverlet, $575.
Also, handmade fabnc
birds by Esther Fahnestock,
$5OO to $1,400 each; three
stuffed kittens by Esther
Fahnestock, $700; a stuffed
horse by Esther Fahnestock,
$500; a stuffed squirrel by
Esther Fahnestock, $500; a
miniature green chest,
$425; a coppeikettle $210;
an 1860 Bible, $440; a spat
ter peacock plate, $725; a
Beatty lamp, $925; an A.B.
Earhart milk bottle, $450,
an H.M. Witmyer milk bot
tle, $330; two $5 gold
pieces, $l6O and $170; a $2
1/2 gold piece, $200; and
crocks, $lO to $250 each.
The sale was conducted
by John D. Stauffer
Auctioneers. Manheim.
HEIDLEBAUGH SALE
A Public Auction of
sponng equipment was held
October 9 by Beulah
Heidlebaugh, 38 Blunston
Lane, Hellam, York Co., Pa.
Some items sold were.
1999 TRX-250 Honda 4
wheeler $3200, Winchester
69A nfle $l9O, Crossbow
$330, pocket knife $260
and old PA license $440.
Blaine Rentzel and Todd
Hatterer and Dave Conley
were the auctioneers.