826-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 19, 2002
Antique Shows
Antiques & Collectibles
Auction Register
SAT JAN 26 9 30AM Large
estate and collectibles auction
Long Green Vol Fire Co Long
Green & Manor Rds, Long
Green Md tsennock Aucl 410
557-8052
WED JAN 26 -10 AM Com Auc
lion at Carnage Comer Restau
rant/Hall on Rt 45 Miffhnburg Pa
Marion Pollock Walker owner
Mark J Jones AUIS9SL, Jeff
Dunkelberger AU3O43L 570-286-
0052
WED JAN 26 - 930 & SAT
FEB 23 900+ Lots of collector
and Investment quality coins JMI
Coins Marlin Heaps
AU0002762-L
WED JAN 30 2PM At Horst
Auction Center Sale of antiques
HH goods collectibles & Tools
For William Garner Sure Ham
mer Horst Aucts AU-438-L AU
-1767-L AU2829-L 717-738-
3080
WED JAN 30 - 3PM Antique &
Estate auction 4-H Building, Md
Stale fairgrounds York Rd,
Timon, Md Steve Dance Aucts
410-823-3993
FEBRUARY
FEB 1,2 &3 183 th Semi-Annual
York Antiques Show & Sale at
York Fairgrounds convention &
Expo Center Memonal Hall East
York, Pa Managed by Melvin
Anon, 302-875-5326
SAT FEB 2 - 9AM Quilts dolls,
paper goods, collectibles 30 E
Canal SI, Dover, Pa For Mar
guerite Dnnis Nevm B Rentzel
AU2483-L, Zachery Gross AU
-3206-L 717-843-2679
SAT FEB 2 - 9AM 700 farm
toys tractors, implements, trucks,
banks, Hess trucks, Ertl, Buddy L,
Hubley, Nylmt At Al Staff Fire
man's Building, Willow St, Pa
For Willis K Lefever Miller &
Siegnst Auct AUI723L 717-687-
6857
SAT FEB 2 -10 AM Retro Auc
tion 1950’5, 1960'5, 1970'S At
1550 Sand Hill Rd, Hershey, Pa
Ziegler Auction Co AH981L717-
533-4267
SAT FEB 2-10 AM Antique, col
lectible & Modem firearms, hunt
ing & fishing accessories, sup
plies & collectibles At Horst Auc
tion Center, Corner of Rt 322 &
Durlach Rd, Ephrata, Lane Co,
Pa. Horst Aucts AU43BL
MON FEB 4 - SPM Firearms
Auction, Miller’s Auction Center,
Bethel, Pa Dwight 0 Miller, auct
AU-2414-L 717-933-5736
WED FEB 6 - 2PM Antiques,
household goods collectibles &
Tools at Horst Auction Center, at
corner of Rt 322 & Durlach Rd,
Ephrata, Lane Co, Pa For Anna
Farlow Estate Mr & Mrs Logan
Carpenter Horst Auct AU43BL
SAT FEB 9 - 9AM Antiques, per
sonal property, Longaberger
Baskets At Denver Mre Hall,
Locust St, Denver Boro By Luel
la Millisock and Betty Wike Art
Pannebecker Auct #AL)-001476-
L 717-336-6983
SAT FEB 9 - 9AM Household,
Mv cnaetowqr «onies.-322-U> .• ,
COMPLETE AUCTIONEERING SERVICE 1
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT., JANUARY 26, 2002 @ 9:00 AM
SELLING ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES
For Two Snyder County Homes
At The Beaver Fair Grounds, Beaver Springs PA
DIRECTIONS: From Harrisburg take Rts 1I&15 north. Several miles north of
Liverpool turn left onto Rt 104 Take Rt 104 North to Middleburg PA Turn left and
travel south/west on Rt 522 through the town of Beaver Springs. Just outside of
town turn left onto Rt 235 Take the first left, auction just ahead on the right
LLECTIBLES
Chestnut Jelly Cupboard; Grandfather’s Clock; Fruit Cupboard; Sq. Oak Tables;
Cradle, Oak Dresser & Chests of Drawers; Exceptional Set of 6 Larkin Oak Pressed
Back Chairs, Mantle Clocks; Rocking Chair; Youth Chair; High Chair; Trunks;
Deacon’s Bench; Gateleg Table, Clinton County Coverlet, 1848; Early Cast &
Brass Hand Crank Candy Machine bv Mill Bros.: Wooden PRR Bucket, PRR
Lock, & PRR Pocket Watch; Several Other Pocket Watches: Cedar Chests; Odd
Chairs, Flow Blue Bowls, Plates; Flow Blue Cashmere Teapot: Baskets; Copper
Wash Boiler, Early Paint Decorated Settee, cut down to bench: Cold Springs
Beer Tray, Sunbury PA, P.A Herman’s Sifter, Milk Bottles; Fair View, Erdley’s
Leidigs, Bnesh’s, Buffalo Valley, Wilsons, Bechtels, Reeds, & More; Bloomsburg
Sheer, Old Cracker Jar, Teddy Bear; Set of Oak Pressed Back Chairs; 1000+ Pieces
of Depression Glass to include. Cabbage Rose, Cherry Blossom, Princess, Mayfair,
Diamond & Lace, Poinsettia, Ins, Florentine, Madnd, Open Lace, Royal Lace, Doric
Queen Mary, & Patrician in forms as follows; Rare Decanter, Candy Dishes, Glasses,
Vases, Plates, Salt & Peppers, Soups, Desserts, Sugar & Creamers, Cookie Jars, &
More, Crocks & Jugs, some decorated, 1881 5 Dollar Gold Piece: Ice Cream
Scoops, Ice Cream Mold; Old Birth Certificate; Hop-A-Long Cassidy Puzzles in
Ong Box, Old Tin Chicken, 1928 PA Fishing License; New Berlin Cookie Cutters;
Rolling Green Card; Granger Picnic 1902 Cup; Orphan Annie Cup; Beer Trays;
Coke Pocketkmfe; The American Soldier in the Civil War. 1895: “War for the
Union” Vol. 3, Mickey Mouse Pocket Watch; Tin Toy Top; Mayflower Dish Set, 90+
Pieces by Wood & Son; Gray Granite Coffeepot, Blue Swirl, & Others; Frostie Root
Bear Sign; Records; Cast Teapots; Longaberger Baskets; Large Little Black Sambo
Book; Ball Bats; Jardinieres; Early Photos; Roseville 667/4” & 57/4”; Muggsay Dog
Cookie Jar; Cookbooks; R.S. Prussia Sugar Bowl; Punch Bowl Set; End of the Day
Toothpick Holder, Sailboat Tumblers; Candlesticks; Rare Green Ice Bowl; Sunbury
Creamer, 1972; 1915 Lewisburg Fair Cup; Percival Herman for Senator, 1904;
Child’s Cherry Blue Dishes; Heisey Glass Basket, Carnival Glass, Trout & Fly, some
Northwood, Chest Type Coke Cooler from Fremont Fire Department, (2) Tin Pepsi
Signs, 11.5” H x 27” W, “Dnnk Pepsi” with Embossed Pepsi-Cola Bottle Cap;
CIVIL WAR ITEMS OF FAMOUS SNYDER COUNTY SOLDIER
Corporal Henry Brown of Company D, 152nd Regiment, who resided in Freeburg
PA, served faithfully for the Union for three years & three months. While stationed
at Fortress Monroe,Virginia he and another Snyder Countian, Comrade Buck, had
the distinguished honor of guarding Confederate President Jefferson Davis after he
was captured by Union troops. After the war Mr Brown returned to his former trade
of wagon making, and was later elected Associate Judge of Snyder County in 1889
and served until 1893. Honorable Henry Brown died on January 6, 1929. Being
offered are his.
Diary of the war yea rc , dating Oct 11, 1862 to Nov 11, 1863; Portrait; Canteen;
Leather Side Pouch, Powder Horn; Belt & Buckle, Maxi Ball Pre-Loads; Cross
Cannons from Hat, Brass Eagle Medallion; Stir-ups,
KENNETH E. MASSINGER
RR 02, Box 985
McClure, PA 17841
® 658-3536
11532-L
Barrville Rd, past Peachey's
Meat Market last farm on left Mr
&Mrs JosieA Hostetler owners
Elam StolUfus AU-003762-L,
WG Wolfe AU-001035-L
SAT FEB 9-9 AM Antiques Col
lectibles at the Bowman Bros
Factory Complex, one block N of
Fit 25 at Ih e9OO Block in Valley
View, Western Schuylkill Co, Pa
Estate of Came E Green, Elaine
M Cave & Hiram T Green Deib-
& o
NTIOUE!
NEIL A. COURTNEY
IMA R.D. #1 Box 239
SSfi Richfield, PA 17086
£ES (570) 539-8791
All-002651-L
Antique Reports
DRINNON
ESTATESALE
A five-acre parcel with
a large pond and stream,
two-story farmhouse,
stone bank barn and out
buildings sold for
$240,000 during a four
day public sale of real
estate, antiques, dishes,
collectibles and other
personal property con
ducted Nov. 24, Dec. 1,
Dec. 14 and Jan. 12 for
the Hugh K. Drinnon
estate, 472 Furnace
Road, Birdsboro, Berks
County.
The buyers were Karl
and Linda Knauer,
Geigertown, Berks
County.
The Knauers also
bought a 29-acre parcel,
with a pond and stream,
for $185,000.
There were* 808 bid
ders throughout the auc
tion. The proceeds from
the sale of personal prop-
art Aucts AU-1599-L b/U-425-
2256
SAT FEB 9- 9 AM Antique Tools
& Primitives held at Horst Auc
tion Center, Rt 322 & Durlach
Rd, Ephrata, Lane Co, Pa
Horst AuctS AU43BL
SAT FEB 9 - 9AM Household,
tools, machinery, ponies 322 to
Belleville Exit, to 655,1 1/2 mile to
BArrville Rd Mr & Mrs Josie A
Hostetler Elam Stollzfus W G
Wolfe aucts AU-003762-L, AU
-001035-L
SAT FEB 23 - SAM Bth Annual
Toy Show, Between Hazleton
and Berwick, Sugarloat Fire Co
Inc 570-788-3445
MARCH
SUN MAR 3 - SAM 22nd Annu
al Show and Sale, Baltimore
Antique Bottle Club Athletic Cen
ter, Essex Campus of the com
munitv colleqe of Baltimore Co
erty exceeded $153,u0u.
Among items sold
were a keg, $5O; a boat,
$325; a carriage, $2,400;
a cart, $700; a wagon,
$1,025; a wall desk,
$4,200; a corner cup
board, $3,200; a marble
top dresser, $550; a
washstand, $650; a bed
room suite, $1,800; a
rope bed, $2,900; an oak
closet, $1,200; a dry sink,
$1,100; a sled, $650; a
clothes tree, $150; a
china closet, $5,000; a
chest of drawers, $675; a
mirror divider, $425; a
mirror, $200; a cabbage
cutter, $110; a bench,
$475; a sewing machine,
$125; a candle mold, $7O;
a monkey-skull stein,
$250; a jar of marbles,
$250; a coffee pot, $700;
a dog doorstop, $9O; a
Majolica asparagus dish,
$525; an iron bus, $3,200;
an iron spaniel doorstop,
$180; a stump-face to
bacco jar, $210; a dog to
bacco jar, $275; and a
large western-style
carpet, $3,800.
Also, a music box,
$2,000; an Abbey pitcher
and bowl, $275; a large
shepherd painting, $850;
dueling pistols, $1,500; a
symphonium, $2,200; a
PRIMITIVES - OAK - EASTLAKE
GAUDY DUTCH - ANTIQUES - CIVIL WAR
ITEMS - FOLK ART - ESTATE ITEMS
SAT. JAN. 26, (snow date 27th)
at 9 A.M.
Located in the WOTRING AUCTION CENTER on Rte 873, just 4.1 miles
North of the “Y” with Rte. 309 from Schnecksville, Pa. JUST NORTH OF
ALLENTOWN, PA. PRIMITIVE FURNITURE: 5 jelly cupboards - 1
grained - 1 red/black/2 drawers - 3 others, plank settee, grained comer cup
board (blind), set 6 plank chairs, arrowback highchair, prim, step-back cup
board, 2 drysmks, var. blanket chests - 1 turned leg, 2 tool chests - 1 red &
blue, var. benches 1 mortised - 1 old red & others, Sheraton/Empire cherry
chest/drawers, Sheraton stand/drawer & gallery, wal. 2 dr. DL stand, wash
stand, DL table, wall cupboard, cherry mghtstand/crazed finish, PENNA
GERMAN 1771 DECORATED DOWER CHEST (needing, but, well
worthy of restoration - tulips - urns - pinwheel flowers), rope bed, Sheraton
stand, early prim, water stand/drawer/blue, decorated rocker, quilt rack, slant
lid grain chest. MISC.: 2 marbleized slate fireplace fronts/mantel, mahog.
breakfront china, wicker & porch rockers. OAK: “S” rolltop desk, 3 sec.
stack bookcase/drawer, mirror/coathooks, desk chair, rockers, 2 “S” front
high chests, chifforobe, dresser, parlor stand, sew. mach., knockdown
wardrobe, clothes tree, washstand, drop front desk. VICTORIAN/EAST
LAKE: oval (low) marble top table, marble top stand, 3 pc. wal. parlor suite,
var. side chairs - lomately carved/gargoyle heads, set 6 needlepoint DR
chairs, ceramic jardiniere/stand, jardiniere style umbrella stand, old leaded
glass DR dome shade/tuhps, marble top table & wood top table. DEPRES
SION ERA: BR furniture, DR suite, 2 servers, sidechairs, mahog. pedestal
DR table, ornate pie crust table/carving, demilune sofa table. GAUDY
DUTCH: PLATES - BUTTERFLY 10” & 7 1/2”, SINGLE ROSE 10”
BOWL & 8 1/4” PLATE, GRAPE 8 1/4” PLATE, CARNATION 8 1/4”
PLATE, IRONSTONE: platters, pitcher/bowls, teapots, tureen, s & cream
er, plates etc., Johnson coach ironstone. CIVIL WAR: ORIG. HAVER
SACK-CANTEEN-BAYONET of Solomon Ruch Co. “A” 2nd Btn. 14
Army. SMALLS: LARGE VAR. KEROSENE LAMPS, var. sleigh & shaft
bells, candlestick phone/ringer, desklamp, cat & cuckoo Lux clocks, oak oct.
wall clock, lip adz., split oak basket, coffee grinder, scale, large copper candy
kettle/stand, kero. Ford driving lamp, wood mortar & pestle, butcher fork &
ladle, tin cooky cutters, jugs & crocks incl. 4 blue dec., pressed & dep. glass,
HEISEY 2 PC. PUNCH BOWL, water set. Cl pig bank, M. Chunk paper
weight, 2 Steiff dogs, oriental “throw” rugs, room size hook rug, carnival
bowl, majolica dish, wal. inlaid “Bible” box, Ray-O-lamp, deco TT radio,
plated tea svc., 10’ WOODEN ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. SIGN,
Allentown souvenir pcs. incl. monument plate - Clifford park pitcher - etc.,
L.C. TIFFANY FAVRILE pulpit (?) neck vase, Bristol dec. vase, RARE
PUNCHED TIN DECORATED SPICE BOX/PA. DUTCH MOTIF, 1/2
STOCK STRIPE MAPLE PERC. LONGRIFLE, var. QUILTS, 3 banjo
wall clocks, large Fiesta bowl, var. post Civil War bayonets, Jadeite mix
bowls, butter print, early Singer crank sew. mach., Horlacher mug, 2 ‘39
Worlds Fair tin banks, var. beaded purses, var. luster creamers, sterl pin tray
& mug, OLD NAZI ORIG. DAGGER, 6 nice mantel clocks, REMING
TON 18” Bronco Buster statue, hanging oil lamp, 1948 Audubon prints
22x25 1/2”, 1898 LVRR 36x21” wall timetable, wal. lap desk, 18 1/2”
STELLA MUSIC BOX DISC ONLY, Western Union pore, sign, A 1 Smith
40x54 poster, 1930 5 Vol. History of J. Jersey, 1909 5 Vol. Hist, of Wilkes-
Barre, tobacco adv. thermometer, Simon Ale tray, pr. cast brass/prism cande
labra, FOLK ART TRAMP STYLE LORDS PRAYER/GRAINING
DATED, toy tin & wood “Golfer” on end of club, Van Briggle blue shell
vase, sponge bowl, frat. sword, RR switch & other RR lanterns, D&H
LVRR-JCL RR keys, early NJZ lock & key, Mission wall clock, ornate slag
glass fl. lamp, brass jelly kettle, early redware fluted flowerpot (Wagner),
local arrowheads, large old Fairbanks beam scale, wooden sled, doughbox,
& LOTS of smalls unlisted.
FURNITURE PROMPTLY @ 9 AM! TERMS: CASH OR LOCAL PA.
CHECK ONLY - NONE OUT OF STATE - NO CREDIT CARDS & NO
BUYERS FEES! Pa. dealers bring 2002 tax lisc. numbers! Preview 6'30 to
8:30 PM. 1/25/02.
TIM WOTRING AUCTIONEER AUIS63L 610-799-4843
AUCTION CENTER 610-767-8610 www.wotringauction.com
Antique Shops
ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES
• COUNTRY FURNISHINGS
Rt. 23 W. Main St.
'l'llh MIL Exit 22 PA Turnpike
PROPERTY Morgantown, PA 19543
ANTTQI ES Hi (610) 286-8854
(610)286-7711
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flow-blue pitcher and
bowl, $900; a cheese
plate, $190; a piano baby,
$130; a large village
scene platter, $250; old
postcards and viewer,
$425; a girl-with-dog fig
urine, $200; a large
dancer figurine, $600; a
head figurine, $1,500; a
piano light, $375; a
Grant ribbon, $190; an
oil lamp, $450; a buffalo
bank, $175; an Abe Lin
coln ribbon, $375; a blue
bird feeder, $400; Civil
War slides, $600; a large
hunter figurine, $850; a
postal scale, $225; a
Betsy Ross print, $150; a
pansy picture, $210; a
large copper ladle, $260;
a large basket with
wheels, $100; a doll,
$110; a crock, $220; and
an agate wall hanging,
$6OO.
The sale was con
ducted by Horning Farm
Agency Auctioneers,
Morgantown, Berks
County.