LARGE PUBLIC AUCTION
ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, COINS, CORVAIR 2 DR
HARDTOP, TOOLS & LUMBER,
FOR THE ESTATE OF OLIVE A. GLENN
SAT. SEPT. 20, 2003 AT 8:00 A.M.
Box lots sell first Furniture at 9:30 A.M.
Auction to be held on the premises at 3842 Delta Rd. (Rt. 74) 3rd house
south of Airville Phone Exchange, Watch for sign.
ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Nice 1940’s 10 pc D.R. suite;
Ornate 7 pc B.R. suite; 5 pc B.R. suite; Baus of NY piano; B&C foot piano
stool; Dove tail blanket chest; 2 sec wood box; 6 cane seat chairs; 4 drawer
treadle sewing machine; Stands; Lamps; Tables; Very nice Empire chest;
Floor model radio; Port Victrola; Flower stand; Wooden cupboard; High
chair w/tray; 6 pc dinette; TV; L.R. furniture; Alum porch glider & chairs;
Rockers; etc.
APPLIANCES: 2 chest freezers; Whirlpool fridge; Kel 40” electric stove;
Kitchen Aid auto washer; Maytag elec dryer; Speed Queen wringer washer;
Dbl rinse tubs; Kenmore MW oven; Ant kerosene stove; etc.
DISHES, GLASSWARE & COLLECTIBLES: Mecko 12 pi set china;
Franciscan 12 pi dinnerware; Jardenier & stand; Fostoria; Pattern; Dep &
pressed glass; Child’s dep dishes; Fire King; Cookware; Carnival glass;
Kerosene lights; Little Boy Blue baby set; Little Deb dinner set; Mustache
cups; Silverplate; Milk bottles; Ice cream dippers; Adv pcs; Fisher Price
toys; Pocket watches; 64 World Fair items; Doll hutch; High chair; Stove &
clothing; Approx 30 dolls; Child’s table & chairs; Green handle utensils;
Meat grinder; Milk pail; Brooks duck decoy; Iron gypsy pot; Copper wash
boiler; Blue jars; Crocks; Jugs; White House vinegar bottle; Sev antique
quilts; Linens; Lg table cloths; Post cards; Chrome kitchen ware; etc
COINS: 2‘A & 5 dollar gold pcs; lg cents; Indian heads; Wheat pennies; Old
silver; Ant paper money; Silver certificates; etc.
CAR: 1962 Corvair 2 dr hardtop Mazda couple, 4 spd in good restorable,
running condition to be sold at 11:30.
TOOLS: Snapper II HP 32” riding mower, 8 1/2 HP Troy Bill mower,
Woods 5’ rotary mower to fit Farmall A or B-N tractor; Aliens snow blow
er; Cement mixer; 4 HP chipper/shredder; Gang mower; Shovel plow; 2
wheel sprayer; Seeder/spreader; Roller; Wheelbarrow; Nail kegs; Chick
feeders & fountains; 20,24 & 36’ ext ladders; Ant highway lantern; 300 new
qt berry boxes & carriers; Metal parts bins; 1/2 bu, peck & 1/2 pk measures;
Hand tools of all kinds, grind stone; etc
LUMBER: Several Ig piles of saw mill cut cherry & walnut lumber.
Terms: Cash to out-of-state buyers & strangers. Not responsible for
accidents Food by Salem church.
JANET L. GROVE, EXECUTRIX
Web site: www.sechristauctions.com
Red Lion PA
Ph 717 244 0295
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AUCTION DOUBLE-HEADER
TOYS IN THE BLUE ROOM
TRAINS IN THE PAVILION
FALL 2003 SEASON OPENER!
10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2003
EXHIBITION: 7-9 P.M. FRIDAY, 8-10 A.M. SATURDAY
RIDGE FIRE COMPANY
ALONG RT. 23, BETWEEN PHOENIXVILLE, PA & RT. 100
Amazing Die Cast Camaro Collection (Over 200 Pcs.), 100
Promotional Models, Auto Lit & Manuals. All Kinds Of Auto Toys &
Memorabilia.
600 Lots Of Trains In The Pavilion: Prime Post War Lionel From A
Private Home. “O” Scale Trains, Some Brass. Prewar Lionel 700 E &
763 E Locos, Rail Chief Cars, Scale Freights And Selection Of 2800
Series Fits. Antique Lionel “O” Gauge And Standard Gauge. Modem
Era Lionel & MTH Locos & Cars. Small Collection Of Like-New
Marklin Gage One And Marklin HO - Most Boxed. Books & Related
Magazines.
10% Buyer’s Premium And 2% Buyer’s Charge Will Be Applied.
2% Discount For Cash Or Good Checks Day Of Sale.
York PA
Ph 717 741-4489
Landis Valley Museum Plans
Heritage Folk Art, Craft Festival
LANDIS VALLEY (Lancaster Co.)
A group of Pennsylvania’s finest juried
historical folk artists and crafters will
team up with Landis Valley Museum on
Saturday, Sept. 20, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and
Sunday, Sept. 21, noon-5 p.m., for the sec
ond annual Heritage Folk Art and Craft
Festival.
Heirloom quality, heritage handcrafts
will be demonstrated and offered for sale
at this unique museum folk art and craft
event.
Murry Auction
Emporium
23 N. Water St./Lititz, PA 17543
Sale Sept.
NEXT SALE
Mon. Sept. 22,2003 @ 9:00 am
Antiques & Collectibles
• Furniture • Art
• Primitive • Jewelry
• Collectible • Music
• Textiles • Toys
• Military • Music
• Glass, China, • Toys
Pottery, Silver • Outside
For more info visit our website @
www.hollingerphoto.com or call 717-626-2636
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1003 Brookwood Drive, Pottstown, PA 19464
Phones: 610-323-1573 Or 610-367-5024
Also Fridays & Saturdays At 610-495-5504
Lists available at www.maurerail.com
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 13, 2003-827
Meet the artists and watch as their
work is created as it was in the past. The
admission fee is $lO for adults, $8 for sen
iors, $7 for youths age 6-17, under six are
free. Parking is free. Good food available.
Landis Valley Museum is a nationally
significant living history village dedicated
to collecting, preserving, and interpreting
the history and culture of the Pennsylva
nia German Community from 1740-1940.
Landis Valley is located off Route 272/
Oregon Pike, a marked exit off both
Route 30 and Route 222.
What Makes
A Book Rare?
WHITEHORSE (Lancaster Co.)
Ron Lieberman, an internationally
known bookseller, appraiser, historian,
and library consultant will speak at the
Salisbury Township Historical Society
meeting scheduled, Thursday, Sept. 18
at 7:30 p.m. at the Township Building,
Whitehorse.
He will discuss the factors that con
tribute to making some books valuable,
and will have with him some interest
ing examples from his own collections
and stock.
The presentation is free for all inter
ested persons.
Lieberman hopes that the public will
bring to the meeting some books about
which they have questions.
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