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ings that later became engravings, pub
lished in folios in the 19th century.
The first hand-colored, copper engraved
bird paintings appeared in books about
1730. By 1830 hand-colored lithographs
were made.
Chromolithographs, were printed in
color after 1850. Almost all bird prints
were made in Germany, France or Eng
land. A few were made in Italy, Holland
and Scandinavia.
CLUES: When an auction catalog de
scribes an early print as “trimmed” and
“laid down” it means it isn’t the original
size and possibly the folio page number
has been cut off.
“Laid down” means the print has been
glued to a backing, as was common in the
early 20th century. Both methods lower
values. A “restrike” is a later printing
using the original
plate.
That is the case with
many audubons. If not
so labeled it is all but
impossible to tell.
Since the prints are
very expensive, the
problem surfaces later
on when you want to
sell them.
Authentic prints
should have been
made in the artists’
lifetime.
For instance, only a
Rembrandt print made
in his lifetime can be
considered authentic;
not those made in the
18th century by an
PUBLIC
AUCTION
Located at R. Own Dairy Building - One Mile East of Matamoras, PA or Two Miles Southeast Of Halifax, PA Off Rt. 225, Approx. 15
Miles N. of Harrisburg, PA. Take Rt. 22-322 West to Dauphin, PA then RL 225 N. Towards Halifax, PA to Matamoras, PA. Him East
onto Matamoras Road. Proceed One Mile To Auction. Watch for Auction Sign along RL 225.
Two oak dressers, Lgt oak square extension table w/boards. Oak two-tier candle stand w/spiral legs. Hardwood (Empire chest style) dresser w/paw
feel. Gate leg style round extension table w/Cabnolc legs. Bow front chest of drawers. Walnut (33”x48” High) 4-Shelf w/drop glass doors
bookcase. Walnut (18’x23”) stand w/drawer & tapered legs, Mahogany two-tier side table w/Cabnolc legs. Mahogany end table. Two-tier
(I I " square) marble candle stand w/spiral legs. Spool single poster bed. Cane seal rocker, Rush back & seat rocking chair. Picture frames. Heavy
base (16' (all) Pedestal table lamp w/8" square leaded glass shade. Green Depression base & other kerosene lamps, Dietz tin signal lantern,
CROCKS, BOTTLES, GUNS & SCOPES. ETC.
6 & 10 gal. Crocks, Milk Bottles; M Macnelli & Son Dairy, Powells Valley,
PA. Embossed I qt milk bottle, Lykens Valley Dairy Co, Millersburg, PA One
pint, Lykens Valley Dairy (J M Troutman) Elizabethville. PA I Qt bottle. Soda
Bottles: Thos O Romberger (Millersburg, PA) Embossed bottle, Lykens
Bottling Works (Lykens, PA) Soda bottle Glassware: Fenton Amber hobnail
(7’ ) basket, Crystal (9") Basket & etched pattern decanter. Cut glass (10")
Bowl, Pressed Pattern; China; Roseville Pottery: No (380-6") Vase & (17-
10") Water Pitcher (Chipped), Clocks & Pocket Watches; Pocket Watches: Rnoher Alien & wheehak
Waltham gold close case w/engravmg & gold open case, Illinois Lady s gold Dem,igerT\pe sTcai
close case, Elgin (keywmd) close silver case & silver open case, DFAC (key- 6 siwi Ron Barrel Cap 7
wind). Close silver case, Hamilton & Biltmore silver case. Gold heart locket Bail Pepper Cun*/Fam\
w/cham, Gold & other pocket watch chains Paintings, Pictures & Prints: 5 «««»«« " ea
framed oil paintings on canvas (1963) by Felia Howe from Carlisle Art Assoc ,
Framed feather art & Needlepoint Wall Pieces ( 1977) by Sharon Renig, Deer print by Paul Whitney Hunter,
Duck painting by L Smith, Large framed elephant pnnt (1986) by David Shepard, (12) framed big game,
deer & duck prints & pictures. Books: History of World War (1918) by March, 3- volume pictorial history
(WWII) 1944 by Wise & Co, Winchester vThe Gun That Won The West) 1952 by Williamson, many read-
Blue Du orated
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mg books. Approx 300 Don Pendleton s Mack Bolan, Paperback books. Guns: Winchester (70) Sporter 270 cal bolt action rifle (like new), Marlin
(336 RC) 3i Rem Cal rifle w/Tasco (3x9) Scope, Rem. (722) 222 Cal Bolt action rifle w/Bushnell (3x9) scope, Ithaca (X 5 lighting) 22 Cal scmi
aulo rifle (Scr #3055 A) w/clip & scope, Rem. (870) Express Magnum (12 ga ) Pump slug gun w/Bushncll Sportsview scope, Ruger (77) 22 cal
nfle w/extra roll in clip & (4x32) scope, Thompson Center Arms Co. (50 cal) Flintlock nfle. Win. (Model 42) 410 Ga Pump Shotgun, Win.
(Model 12) 16 Ga Pump Shotgun, Ithaca (NID-1927) (Ser #441391) 12 Ga Double Barrel Shotgun. Lefever (#283673) 12 Ga Double Barrel
w/32" Barrel. Sheridan pellet gun, single shot 22 cal pellet gun (All guns are like new and nice condition). Scopes: Tasco (3x9x42MM) &
(2x7x32MM) Wide angle, Nichols Classic (3x9x4OMM) Bushneli (74-3002) bore sighter. Black powder hom, flask, bullets & other accessories
Reloading equip.; Gun safe: Sportsman (36" Wide x 63") tall 36 weapon gun safe South Bend Fly Rod & Reel, (5) Spinning rods & reels.
Feather brand canoe paddle, Coleman lantern, Sleeping bags, (2) Revolutionary War (18” long) Rifle Bayonets, Plymouth Machete, (10) pocket
knives including Buck (#303,425, & 501), Large brass telescope & other items
COINS & PAPER MONEY
Gold: 1852 & 1854 one dollar coins. Silver Dollars; (12) 1886 thru 1889-0, 1921 to 1924, (19) 1971-1972 & 1776-1976 Eisenhowers, Half
Dollars; 1898 Barber & 1914 S, (24) Walking Libcrtys, (39) Franklin & Silver Kennedy halves, (20) 1776-1976 Kennedys, Quarters: 1917
Standing Liberty, (50) Washington (Mixed dates). Dimes: 70 Mercury (mixed dates), 500 Roosevelt, Nickels: (70) Buffalo, (55) Liberty Head V
nickels. Pennies: (45) Indian Head including 1861-69-71-74-80 & 1900-S, 1803 half cent piece, (2) 1826 half cent pieces, 1857 & 1858 Flying
Eagle One cent pieces, 1864 two cent, 1869 three cent, 1872 Shield nickel, 1839 & 1855 (variety 3) half dimes, 1883 V nickel (7) 1817-31-45-53-
54 56 & 1868 large cent pieces. Approx (6000) Wheal pennies including (500) 1943 Zinc coated Special Editions: (3) one Troy ounce (1999)
silver Indian Chief, Buffalo & Liberty head coins. The Pony Express (framed) 10 Mercury dimes. The Forty-Niner Framed (8) Liberty head nick
els, Our Silver Heritage (12 coins) including 1885 Silver Dollar clock, US framed (25 coins) Century 1776-1976 w/stamps. The Way West
(framed), (14) Indian Head nickels. The American Indian framed (10) coins Indian head pennies, British & Middle East coin bracelet: Foreign coins.
Proof Sets: (11) 1981 to 1992 Plus 1999-2000 & 2001, Eisenhower proof dollar set 1971-S, 1972-5.73-S& 1974-S, 1776-1976 Bicentennial 3 com
silver proof set Paper Money: 1923 Senes silver certificate large one dollar bill. 1928-D & 1953-A Red Seal $2 00 bills, 1928-C & 1963 Red Seal
$5 00 bills, (9) 1935 (D-F-G) Scries silver certificate $1 00 bills, (60) 1957 (A & B) Senes Silver certificate $1 00 bills, 1953 & 1953-A silver
certificate $5 00 bills, 1893 Chicago World’s Fair Columbian Half Dollar, 1847 US Pres (Henry Hamson) com token, 1920 Dauphin Co metal
dog license & others
Stereo Equipment & Electric Appliances: Sharp (CD-C 406) Mini 3-Drawer Changer Component System w/two speakers, Sony I.CPD-V3O) CD
Cassette recorder & compact disc player w/front speakers, Sony (CFS-W501) Sound Rider radio & cassette player, Sony (BX6AV) CD & cassette
player, Magnavox (NR-9210) video cassette recorder, Capcharl (8 track) w/record turn
table, AM-FM radio & speakers, (38) VCR movies & tapes. Gateway (2000) Crystal scan
computer screen, Panasonic (2 line) telephone system
LAWN EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
Packer 60 Delta (19”x43”) Long fiberglass pickup bed tool box. Cub Cadet (CC-3000)
gas weed whacker (like new)
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Auction will begin with small collectible & household goods
& tools Guns at 12 00 PM Furniture & large equipment at 1 00 PM Coins at 1 00 PM
Auctioneers will sell at two different places
for coins Sale under roof, bring lawn
chairs Food available Cash or personal
checks if established an account with
auctioneer or letter ot credit from your
bank Federal Firearm Laws apply to
selling of guns
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Mid-Maryland
" Fall “
Toy Show & Sale
Sunday, November 16,2003
Howard County Fairgrounds,
West Friendship, Maryland
9:OOAM - 2:OOPM Admission - $3.50
250 tables of new, old and collectible toys
Info - (410) 489-7020 Ten Oaks Toys
Clip ad for .50 off admission
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ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
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etcher named Basan.
A “facsimile” is a photochemical repro
duction of a print.
Examining it with a strong magnifying
glass should show the pattern of tell-tale
small dots.
A “reproductive print” is an original
print that is a copy of a painting or draw
ing.
You’re on your own when an auction
description says “not examined out of
frame.”
The watermakers, platemarks or collec
tor’s mark would authenticate or disqual
ify a print.
Many late impressions of Old Master
prints may have been touched up with
India ink or watercolors to simulate the
burr or rich inking of early impressions.
Think twice before buying a print with
‘foxing” (brown spotting) or tears. Resto
ration is costly and must be done by an ex
pert.
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 15, 2003
AT 9:00 A.M.
Second Fraktur Workshop Offered
SCHAEFFERSTOWN (Lebanon Co.)
Due to popular demand a second ses
sion of the fraktur workshop will be con
ducted on Saturday, Nov. 22, from 1 p.m.
until 3 p.m. at the Brendle Museum, 111
N. Market Street, Schaefferstown.
Leam about the Pennsylvania German
art of painted greetings and documents
known as fraktur. Traditional fraktur art
ist Carolyn Dibert of Lebanon will teach
this introductory class, which will com
plete a holiday greeting in the fraktur
style.
All materials to complete one fraktur
piece and a quill pen to take home are in-
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Oak Cate Mall
Regulator Clotk
Gilbert (3703)
Ke\ Wind Siena
Claw Wall
Banjo Clock
For Full Ad & Other Great
Auctions Link To;
www.sentinelnow.com
(click on auction link)
PUBLIC AUCTION
FURNITURE, LIONEL TRAINS, RAILROAD
LANTERNS, SIGNS, DEP GLASS, OIL LAMPS,
COLLECTIBLES, 1996 TOYOTA CAMRY,
DICKENS HOUSES, HHOLD ITEMS
WED. NOV 12 th 2003 at 2:30 pm
Tylersport Fire House, Rt. 563, lyiersport, Mont Co. PA
FURNITURE: 6:30 Cherry 3 door bookcase, washstands, Oak rd table, dry
sink, blanket chest, bureaus, stands, hall rack w/mirror, Cherry gateleg table,
4 DR chairs, Eastlake rocker, ship deck door table, cobbler’s bench, wicker
chair. LIONEL TRAINS & RR ITEMS: 3:00: Engines #254, #6OO MKT
NW-2, Commodore Vanderbilt 2020, 15 cars, access includ; log loader
#164, switches, beacons, track, Plasticville, transformers.(Call for List), 20
RRoad lanterns, switch lanterns, caboose lanterns, RR locks, signs, crossing
lights, brass steam whistle. COLLECTIBLES: 2 blue deco crocks, jugs, 50
pcs Cherry Blossom Dep glass, blue, green & gray agate, 30 Heritage
Village Dickens houses & figurines, (call for list), brass candle holders,
sterling silver: candelabra, compotes, s & p; balance & egg scales, pin cush
ions, opera glasses, majolica, earthen pie plates, Stangl 71118116, Wild Rose
& Country Garden dishes, Lennox, coffee grinders, Limoge, German &
English China, Noritake, Austrian China set, cups & saucers, milk & cut
glass, 1920’s fishing licenses, tin & Cl banks, mantel clock, General store
wood fuel tank, LOCAL POSTCARDS, adv. tins & plates, ephemera,
books. History of Souderton & Franconia books, Civil War Orphans of
FPA, 100’s of Life mags. 1940,50 & 60’s, Quakertown movie poster, movie
photos, Shirley Temple pitchers, Nutting print, Bucks CO wood sign,
stereoscope, linens & quilts, flax winder, local milk bottles, copper wash
boiler, old Schwinn bikes, poker table, military items, old Bechtelsville
uniforms, Structo & Buddy L trucks. Cl Aunt Jemima door stop, hhold.
Delta power saw, jigsaw, belt sanders, wet stone sharpener, shop vac, dust
collectors, sander & grinder, workmates, tennis ball thrower, 16 HP White
lawn tractor, rotary mowers, Farmall cub implements. LIGHTING: 4:30:
banquet, parlor, piano, swirl opalescent, hall, oil & kero lamps, 80 old
shades, lamp parts. DOLLS: 5:30: Effanbee, Madame, Hendron, Wanda the
Walking Doll, Ideal Toni doll, Schoenhuf, Schultz & Madein dolls? 1596
TOYOTA CAMRY 6:00 ( 89,000).
TERMS: CASH OR PA CHECK 10% BUYERS PREMIUM
FOOD AVAILABLE
RALPH D. FREED AUCTIONEERS, INC AU000294-L
610-287-8901 OR 215-822-2826 freedauctions.com
PUBLIC AUCTION
’59 EDSEL CONVERTIBLE, (fully restored)
’BB BRONCO 11, (3) BOLENS RIDEMASTER
GARDEN TRACTORS (restored), GUNS,
TOOLS, ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES
FRL, NOV. 14,2003 at 3:00 P.M.
LOCATION: Kutztown Fairgrounds in Beltzner Hall, North Whiteoak St.,
Kutztown, Berks Co., Pa.
ANTIQUES & COLLECT,: (3) Bolens Ridemaster w/cultv. & single bottom
plow; Ride King riding mower; Schwinn Roadmaster bike; Express wagon
w/wd. spoke wheels; Anchor brand queen wd. wringer wash machine; Goulds
pump w/1928 B&S eng.; Other single cyl. engs.; Howe tray scale; New Britain
hang, scale; Copper wash boiler; Copper lined wd. toilet tank; Keystone vac.
cleaner; Caloric adv. clock; S&H Greenstamp sign; C.I. butcher kettle;
Champion forge blower #4; Var. jugs & crocks; Bird decor, crock; Earl spice
rack; Cabbage Patch & other dolls; Doll cradle; Double Wedding ring quilt; Feed
bag quilt; Approx. 20 Hummels figurines; Approx. 100 Automobile Quarterly
books; Kermin Blue Floral Oriental rug; Pure ivory carved Chinese figure chess
set; MILK BOTTLES: Gehman Dairy, Fleetwood Dairy, Refton Dairy, Sinking
Spring Dairy; Mont-Berks, Boyertown, Hamburg, and others; TOYS: J.D. 6600
combine; J.D. mod. A; J.D. 4020; J.D. GP; J.D. parts express truck; Field culti.;
Discs; Ertl trac. trlr.; Crane, shovel, & 2 trucks by Lumar; Tootsie toys; Joal
const, toys; (2) J.D. pocket knives; Lincoln logs; Structo jeeps; Lionel Super “O”
gauge train set I.B.; GUNS: Sears Roebuck Ranger 12 & 16 gauge pumps;
Marlin mod. 60, 22 cal.; J.C. Higgins mod. 103, 228, 22 cal. bolt act; Marlin
mod. 25 M 22 cal.; Mossberg mod. 142 A 22 cal. w/scope; TOOLS & MISC.:
Sears tbl. saw; Craftsman scroll saw; Pressure washer (like new); Floor jacks;
Jack stands; Timing light; Sm. acetylene torch; Air comp.; Tap & die set; Hand
culti.; Elect, chain & other saws; Bench grinder; Craftsman 36” lathe (as is); Air
cond.; Pool tbl. plus more.
FURNITURE: 9 pc. Dining room suite; 4 pc. White BRS; Child’s wicker rock
er; Glass top end & coffee this.; Bookcases; Spindle back maple chairs; Mod.
maple drysink; Wdn dinette set w/trestle tbl.; Chest of drwrs.; Ladder back
chairs; 4 pc. BRS; Zenith TV. & VCR plus more.
VEHICLES: 1959 Edsel convertible, fully restored, will be sold with owner’s
confirmation; 1988 Ford Bronco 114 wd.; 4’xB’ utility trlr. w/title.
REFRESHMENTS
NOTE: Vehicles will be sold at 7:00 p.m. Guns at 6:30.
TERMS: Cash or Pa. check day of auction. Out of state checks MUST be
accompanied with a bank letter of credit dated specifically for this auction date.
Selling for: BERTHA HOFFMAN,
MflA ROBERT L. TOWNSEND ESTATE, and others
9S CLARENCE N. SHIRK AUCTION SERVICE
229 QUARRY RD. 610-683-5093 KUTZTOWN, PA AU-3757-L ,, "~"
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eluded in the $9 fee. Members of Historic
Schaefferstown receive a discount. Class
size is limited to 12 people and is designed
for ages 9 and up.
This is one of Historic Schaefferstown’s
Saturday, hands-on workshops teaching
colonial era and Pennsylvania German
crafts and traditions. Advance registration
and payment are required by Nov. 14 for
this workshop. To register, send partici
pant’s name, mailing address, phone num
ber, and workshop fee to Historic Schaef
ferstown, Inc., P.O. Box 307,
Schaefferstown, PA 17088.