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Cowboy Antiques & Old West |
Collectables Auction |
Old Highback Saddles, Bits, Spurs I
and anything Western! |
At the 24th Annual Tom Mix Festival I
in Dubois, PA |
September 12-14, 2003 |
Sat. September 13,2003 -12:00 noon - Preview Sale Items 9:00 am 1
Rain or Shine! §
This will be well attended by people from all over the United Stales g
and will be heavily publicized and advertised. g
We need high quality consignments for this g
auction - Tom Mix and other movie cowboy items very (■
desirable. Please let Steve, Craig, or Doc know as soon i
as possible. ’ §
Let’s make this a great auction! V/xi ®
Tom Mix Steve Kuhn 717-334-7282 I j 8
at New Holland every Monday a " §
-or- Craig Colflesh 717-469-2997 |
W -or- Doc Mitchell 540-364-7342 |
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FARM EQUIPMENT &
ANTIQUE AUCTION
Monday Evening, August 4-5:30 p.m.
McAlisterville, PA
Located in Juniata County just off Route 35, midway between
McAlisterville and Richfield, directly behind East Juniata High School - fol
low White Hall Road to St. John’s Road, first farm on left. Follow direction
signs off Route 35 just north of the high school sale day.
Tall Case Clock, Antiques, Furniture, Glass & Collectibles
Antique English 30-hour oak tail-case clock, very nice; early 10’ painted
over church pew; white ash stained plank-bottom nursing rocker made by
John Varner, McAlisterville; walnut veneered extension table w/board; bed
room suit w/smgle bed, dresser, night stand; girl’s bedroom suit, white
w/gold trim; modern double water bed; Lane walnut & oak triangular lamp
stands; 110” plaid sofa; oak clothes tree; child’s oak table & chairs;
Montgomery Ward sewing machine in walnut cabinet; 4- folding chairs;
painted-over pine wood box; whiskey barrel; 2- original framed oil paint
ings by James'Amold of Goodling’s Garage in Cocolamus, Brown’s Church
in Cocolamus and an original pen & ink -of St. John’s Church by James
Arnold; Century port-a-crib; 5000 BTU air conditioner: Jennie B. Smith,
Cocolamus 1966 calendar; 1940 Mifflintown telephone directory; repro
duction Illustrated Atlas of Juniata County; “The History of Delaware
Township”; Tide advertising map of US; old Holman’s edition of the Holy
Bible; 2- Japanese swords; National washboard; Hershey’s cocoa tin; early
tin bread box; 3 gal crown crock; Pfaltzgraff stoneware plates & cups; large
England bowl & pitcher; Shirley Temple pitcher; cranberry glass fruit bowl;
green dep water set; Primrose pattern Mikasa fine china, svc for 8 with
extras; milk glass decorated Indian plate; Samuel D. Myers, undertaking,
furniture, carpets & wall paper, Newport, PA adv plate; carnival glass woven
basket pattern; Queen Elizabeth coronation cup; small etched glass handled
basket; fancy 3-footed decorated opalescent glass candy dish; crown & star
glass butter dish; miniature creamer, sugar, butter dish & toothpick; glass lid
ded soap dish; Dresden Germany china au gratin; hand painted glass coast
ers; salt dips; toothpicks; milk glass scalloped edge cake stand; peanut but
ter glasses, asters, dahlia, iris, dogwood, spring crocus; Mayer ironstone
server; a few nice pieces of pressed cut glass; Spochart, Thompsontown ash
tray (gas station); amber glass rose pattern server; glass compote; large bead
ed glass creamer & sugar; early blue glass butter dish base; green glass-lid
ded jars; 1 & 2 qt green glass canning jars; German mother-of-pearl cream
er; Victorian etched glass 4-footed creamer & sugar; miniature milk glass
cup & saucer; hand-painted Japan cups & saucers; Prussia rose-decorated
gravy; crumb tray; cricket clicker; hat pin; and more.
JD Collector Tractors, Farm Machinery & Farm-Related
JD Model 60 NF tractor w/power steering, live PTO, sidehill hitch & live hyd,
very sharp ong tractor, with like-new 13.6-38 rubber; 1945 JD Model B NF trac
tor completely restored w/paint, engine and power-trol; JD after-market 3 pt
hitch to fit B or 60; JD 318 dual hydraulic riding lawn & garden tractor w/mow
ing deck, bagger & snow plow; IH 3-beater, 2-wheel wheel-driven manure
spreader, good; NI #lO pull-type PTO com picker; King Kutter 5’ pull-type PTO
rotary mower w/cylinder; IH 310 chassis w/15’ flat bed w/side boards; Baltic 3
pt PTO fertilizer spreader; IH 2-row pull-type corn planter w/fertilizer and
Gandy insecticide, exc; JD 9’ drag disc; JD 3-section drag harrow; Oliver side
delivery rake; IH single-hole com shelter; B’Xs’ 2-wheel farm trailer; No. 1 cast
iron trough; Myers well pump, complete; 12’ rough cut barn dried pine boards,
nice; 3” channel and angle iron; wagonload of small farm-related items.
Browning lever action .22 w/Bushnell scope; Winchester Model 70 7mm
Remington magnum caliber w/Simmons 3XIO power scope; Winchester
Model 1300 12 ga; Browning compound bow.
Sale Order: Household, antiques & collectibles at 5:30 - Tall case clock & fur
niture at 6:30 - Guns and small farm-related at 7:00 - Farm machinery at 7:30.
Bryan D. Imes & Sons, Auctioneers James L. & Carol L. Arnold, Owners
R R 1 Box 902, Port Royal, PA R R 2 Box 2140, McAlisterville, PA
717-527-2449 AU-001656-L 717-463-2020
Food Stand by Brown’s United Methodist Church
Owners and Auctioneers not responsible for accidents
Terms: Cash or good PA check
Guns
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Collectibles To Keep Collectors Occupied
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CHICAGO, 111. At one
time or another, almost every
home throughout America has
had, or still has, pieces marked
or stamped Made In Occupied
Japan, which was produced in
great quantity.
Collectors search for such
items at flea markets, garage
sales, resale shops, house sales,
and other such places where old
stuff is offered. Such pieces
were made in Japan for export
to the United States during the
period of American Occupation
following World War 11, and
were mass produced some
where between 1945 and 1952
(the occupation lasted 6'A
years) and can be recognized by
their “Made in Occupied
Japan”, or “Occupied Japan”
marks which identifies them as
O.J. pieces dating from that
time.
O.J. items were made of por
celain, pottery, tin, stamped
and plated metal, paper, glass,
wood, celluloid, papier-mache,
and from other materials some
of which were beautifully hand
decorated or painted. They are
interesting to collect because of
their historical significance and
particular (or peculiar) type of
charm. Aside from the numer
ous O.J. novelties that were
produced, collectors can find
figurines of people, animals,
AUCTION SCHEDULE
MURRY AUCTION EMPORIUM
23 North Water Street, Lititz, PA 17543
There will be no Auction, Monday,
July 21 or Monday, July 28.
The office will be open for drop-offs.
Consignment is being accepted for the
September 22 Antique Auction.
Consignment is accepted Tues. thru
Fri. from 9:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Stmex ‘THunxu rfctcUoHA, *)kc.
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Professional Auctioneer, Appraiser and Advisor
Out Services Are Not a Sideline
(717) 626-2636 Fax (717) 627-6757
ART AUCTION
NED SMITH
THOMAS KINKADE
CIVIL WAR ART
AMERICANA WILDLIFE
EASTERN INDIAN ART
SUN., JULY 27TH, 2003
1:00 p.m.
DOORS OPEN AT NOON
TYRONE AMERICAN LEGION
TYRONE, PA
Tyrone Exit off 1-99 follow Truck Rt, 453
North to the corner of Lincoln Ave. and
W. 15th Street
Originals by Ned Smith, Rob Stine, Merril
Hamilton, Bob Sopchick, MANY prints by
Thomas Kinkade, Civil War art by Don Troiani,
Mort Kunstler, Gary Casteel and John Paul Strain,
Framed prints by Ned Smith include Winter
Cardinals, Last Drake, Nature Series set of four,
Mallard Morning, Testing the Wind, Hiiside
Takeoff, 1982 Raptor Fund-Eagle, Dixie Prince,
Golden Rod Buck, Keeper of the Cliffs, AP, Hawk
Mountain Gold (F) Ned Smith Collection, A Little
Bit Cautious (F) plus many more framed and
unframed prints, plus rare Herter’s Decoys,
Patches & Stamps, & More.
FOR A FULL LISTING Phone for a tax copy
Terms: Cash, NO Checks accepted under $lOO.OO
Lunch by American Legion Sons
PANASITI & ASSOCIATES P.C.
Doug Panasiti AU-1561L Holhdaysburg, PA
814-695-9091
ALL ORAL INFO DAY OF AUCTION TAKES
PRECEDENCE OVER ANY AND ALL WRITTEN
MATERIAL
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 19, 2003-823
and children along with toys,
dolls, cigarette lighters, ash
trays, clocks, watches, lamps,
desk and sewing paraphernalia,
salt and pepper shakers, per
fume bottles, and a zillion other
things ranging from canisters to
Christmas ornaments made for
the American market.
Although most of the pieces
sold for low prices being cheap
ly made, other pieces such as
exquisite lacquerware, full sets
and services of dinnerware, and
many other items were of fine
workmanship too, which in
cluded more expensively made
pieces crafted to imitate Wedg
wood, English Staffordshire,
Irish Belleek, Majolica, etc.
However, such O.J. copycats
(which are in a collectible cat
egory of their own) can never
be compared to the finely
made, and far more expensive
pieces of better quality that
were produced in England,
Germany, France, Austria, and
other countries known for their
distinctive porcelain and pot
tery. But O.J. ware was far less
expensive, and therefore found
its way into almost every Amer
ican home simply because ev
eryone could afford it.
Especially desirable are O.J.
figurines depicting people of
various types (including Colo-
BUY - SELL - TRADE
23rd ANTIQUE
HUNTING & FISHING SHOW & SALE
Saturday, August 2,2003 9 a.m. • 1 p.m.
Lancaster Farm & Home Centei • Arcadia Road
Lancaster, PA
Take Service Road otf Rte 72 South (Manhetm Pike)
Ott Rte. 30 & Rte. 283, Turn between Jones Honda &
Conestoga Marine (follow show signs)
Over 100 Tables
AIR CONDITIONED
Admission $3.00 - Early Bird Admission; $l.OO - 8 a.m.
Info. Ron Funk. R & S Enterprises
34 North Vintage Road, Paradise. PA 17562
717-442-4279 evenings
SURPLUS EQUIP.
AUCTION
Conestoga Valley School District
Service Center located at
160 Newport Rd., Leola, PA
Thurs. July 24, 2003
at 5 PM
From Leola: Go South on Rt. 772, the Newport
Road past Giant store, 'A mile on right.
Hardwood work benches, storage cabinets, light
tables, mechanical drawing tables + accessories,
school desks & chairs, exercise equipment, blue
print cabinet, office desks & chairs, electric type
writers, lockers, 82 metal folding chairs on carri
er, 8 ft. folding tables, filing cabinets, industrial
sweepers, Advance heavy duty carpet cleaner,
Macintosh Image writer 2 printers, Amco electric
kiln mdl. HF97 3Ph 208 V, Speedy melt forge, gas
fired furnaces, heavy duty pumps, 2 Kinetico
water softeners, Spartan electric sewer raider,
platform scales, electronic test equipment, 8-
Elenco analog digital trainers mdl #XK-550,
overhead projector, Coca Cola chest type dis
penser, power washers, 2 Hobart food cutters,
food warmers, salad display on wheels, syrup dis
penser, heavy aluminum cooking containers
20/40/80 quart, cafeteria utensils & dishes, GE
washer & dryer, antenna tower. New Ford New
Holland diesel tractor chassis on skis. Many more
useful items to be sold
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4 BecktOld Conestoga Valley
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1928 Creek Hill Road Walter's Food trailei
Lancatfer, PA 17601
717-397-9240
nial couples, German musi
cians, Scandinavian fishermen,
Italian organ grinders, Dutch
children, Siamese dancers, Ori
ental characters plus people of
other races and regions, as well
as little elves, imps, and angels
along with little pixies, beauti
ful ballerinas, and a huge as
sortment of romantic and reli
gious figures and everything
else imaginable ranging from
mugs to jugs to rugs.
The most important thing
that O.J. collectors are con
cerned with is the mark that
such pieces must have to identi
fy them. Authentic O.J. pieces
must be either stamped, print
ed, embossed, impressed, or
have a paper or cloth label
which says “Made In Occupied
Japan” or “Occupied Japan”
which is most important. How
ever, sometimes the mark on an
O.J. piece may be hard to spot,
and therefore when O.J. hunt
ing, it’s wise to take along a
magnifying glass to examine
pieces at all angles for “hidden”
O.J. marks that often go unno
ticed.
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