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CB& PUBLIC
AUCTION OF
Over 100 LANC. CO. MILK BOTTLES,
Collects., Coins, Lawn & Garden Items,
Tools, Lot Appls. & Furn.
THURS., NOV. 13, 2003
@ 9:«« A.M.
LOC: Auction to be held at Al Starr Firemen's Building Village of
Willow Street, Lancaster Co , PA (South of Lancaster, (Northbound)
Rte 272. behind Fireball) APPLS; Kenmore: Chest freezer, refng,
clothes washr & dryr. Caloric elec range. Hotpt refng. Zenith & Sony
color TVs, Magnavox VCR player, Hoover & Electrolux Epic Vacs
FURN; Mahog 9 pc Diner set, 4 pc Provincial bed set Oak: Tabl,
cloths tree Mapl: Chst of drawrs Other Wood: Dove-tail blank chst.
tcleph stand Mod; 7 pc Diner set, 4 pc Bedim set, 5 & 6 pc Kitch sets
(furn sold @ 1:45 PM.). ANTIQS & COLLECTS: 100 Lancaster
Milk bottles (call for list) (To begin selling at noon.). Zenith Bakelite
Radios Tin: Nice Eastm States Anti-Freeze, early Spice Wood: Adv
rulers. Lattice planter Early papr label botlls, hay hook BUTCHR
ITEMS: Nice Welsaw splitting saw, Toledo scales, meal saw, Curing
Beef Books GLASSW: Nice 4 pc Pyrex Refng Set. Jardiniere, etc
LAWN & GARDN: Murray II HP/38” ride mowr, shop vac,
McCulloch & Craftsm blowrs. Hornet elcc chain saw. gas rotary
mowrs. Craftsm air comprcssr, alum step & ext laddrs, gas cans,
shovls TOOLS: Craftsm dbl bench gnndr, vise, 2-1/4 T Hydraul fir
jack, lot sockets, pipe wrenches, crow bars, hand saws, Dunlap planes.
Lot other hand tools & boxes, etc MISC: Pols & pans, bedding. Igloo
coolr bird bath etc Pics@ www.probstauction.com. FOOD SERVD
PROBST FAMILY AUCTION AUCTION BY
ERIC R. PROBST, dorothy dussinger
AUCT. estate,
KARL BOLTZ chas. van aulen, sr.
AU-1856-L ESTATE,
(717) 464-3190 mrs. amelia falk
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AUCTION
1930 L 29 CORD SEDAN
FURNITURE-PIANO
IRON SAFES-SLEIGH
ANTIQUES
WOOD-TIN-IRON
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
BEE KEEPING EQUIP
TOOLS
LAWN and GARDEN
Gravely Promaster PM 260 Z
Gravely Professional 16-G
1979 JEEP J2O-SNOW BLADE
WELLS CARGO 24’ TRAILER
SAT,, NOV. 15, 2003
at 9:00 am
621 Lime Quarry Road, Gap
Salisbury Twp, Lancaster County, PA
(From Rt 41 go east on Rt. 30. Turn left onto
Mt. Vernon Rd. Then Right on Lime Quarry Rd.)
SELLER
JEFF AND BETTY BROCERICK
AUCTIONEER AY-245-L
Jessica Shaub Meyer
OITATIP Howard E. Shaub
tJilnyD Phone 717-464-3541
www.shaubauctions.com
FREIGHT STATION AUCTION
39 Wilson Street, Middletown, PA 17057
Norman Courney RHII6-L (717) 944-6537 II
Terms • Cash or Certified Funds
PUBLIC AUCTION
MON., NOV. 17, 2003
5:30 PM
FURNITURE: 2 Door oak mission bookcase;
Oak desk; Empire sofa 19th cent.; Vic. marble
top table; 2 Dry sinks; Round oak table; Oak
desk; School desk bench; Cedar chest; Pie crust
table; Oak mission gents cloths rack; Wicker
rocker; D/L table; Dec. youth chair; Bamboo
stand; Mirrors; Lamps.
COLLECTABLES: 10+ Heisey; 2 Carnival
water sets, bowls & vases; Cast iron. Oil lamps;
19th cent, indentures; Ironstone; Fostona,
Sports; Photo of school boy Rowe; Books; Auto
appraisal 1935, immigrant forces, W.P. Shriver,
1913; Snuffbox; Unusual buffalo toothpick hold
er; Hula skirt; Movie poster; 1920 star photos
w/sigs.; Illustrader current news 19405; Pressed
& depression glass; Wood tennis rackets; Pottery;
Costume jewelry; Old ledgers; Pr. coal miner oil
cloth pants; Toys, metal trucks & cars; Tyco;
Corgi, Battery ops; Britains farm models; Tools,
Mags; G/W lamps; Bookends; Hyde covered
document box; Candle molds; Martin 12 string
guitar; Harmony & Aria 6 string guitars; O/L
20x30” pastonal landscape w/sheep, sig. &
dated, 1897,< Bentley’s Mercedes unusual wood
models; Oils; Prints; Photos; Adv,; Lithos.
TERMS: 10% buyers premium.
717-944-6537 H Rsr===
SWEIGART, BYERS,
AND OTHERS SALE
A public sale of an
tiques, household goods,
collectibles, and tools
was conducted Wedns-
day, Oct. 29, for Cletus
Swiegart, Elizabeth
Byers, and others by
Horst Auctioneers at the
Horst Auction Center in
Ephrata.
There were 380 regis
tered bidders.
Items sold included a A stone, three-
JD garden tractor, bedroom house on a two
$1,100; a Drezel dining acre lot sold to Gideon D.
room suite, $700; an Beiler, Lancaster, for
eight-piece rock maple $199,000.
bedroom suite, $600; a Other items sold in
mission oak rocker, $525; eluded a Toro zero-turn
an oak library table, radius mower, $1,500; a
$390; a Pa. House server, radial-arm saw, $120; a
$425; a set of six painted wooden divided wall bin,
chairs, $400; a Victrola, $35; a spoon handle lock,
$350; a Ethan Allen $B5; a Winchester ammo
hutch, $350; a Ethan box, $3O; a wooden
Allen buffet, $140; a red- pump, $6O; a wooden
painted blanket chest, pail, $25; a fireplace
$175; a mahogany desk, mantel, $160; two doors
$130; a dresser and chest with small glass panes,
of drawers, $200; a $65; a steam whistle,
leaded glass window, $62.50; a post bell, $9O; a
$100; a Lester piano and lawn cart, $B5; an Ideal
bench, $190; a server, tub, $3O; an oak toolbox,
$140; a mahogany book- $2B; an adze, $l6; a two
case, $150; a open cup- man saw, $35; a coffee
board, $110; a pine open mil; $3O; a pair of hinges,
corner cupboard, $130; a $67.50; shutter hard
bucket bench, $225; a dry ware, $24; spoon handle
sink, $295; a barrel poker door locks, $l2 to $26
table set, $270; a dinette each; a store scales, $35;
set, $150; a vanity and and two draw knives,
bench, $150; a chest of $l9.
drawers, $1210; a jelly Randy Stoltzfus,
curio cupboard, $250; a Leola, and Jay M. Leary,
pocket watch, $475; a New Holland, conducted
Shenfelder blue- the sale before 120 regis
decorated crock, $290; a tered bidders,
blue-decorated jug, $220, RUSSELL SALE
a Gaudy Welsh creamer, Judy and Skip Russell,
$160; a Gaudy Dutch 50 Cherry Hill Road,
cup and saucer, $325; a Paradise, conducted a
miniature dovetailed public sale of guns, an
blanket chest, $100; two tiques, New Holland Ma
patchwork quilts, $325 chine Co. collectibles,
and $110; a Haus Segen, and local advertising on
$325; a coverlet, $125; a Saturday, Oct. 18.
Sponge and Spatterware Highlights included a
reference book, $110; a Remington model 760
Mexican blanket, $170; a .270-caliber with scope,
century fan, $140; a $570; a Winchester
heart-shaped cheese model 43 .22 Hornet with
mold, $180; a Redware Bushnell scope, $675; a
penny bank, $190; a Winchester model .30-30
Outstanding Local Ephemera
And Antiques Auction
Friday, November 21, 2003, 5:00 pm
REHRERSBURG FIRE COMPANY
From Reading area: Take Route 183 North until approx. 2 miles north of
Bemville. Follow New Schaefferstown Road approx. 5 miles to second stop
sign. Take a right.
From Lebanon area: Take Route 422 East to 501 North. Follow until
approx. 1 mile South of Bethel. Continue straight on Rehrersburg Road.
Fire Company is in the center of town. Phone number Day of Sale
(717) 269-9580
Local Items: J.D. Reeser Bemville Flask with Santa and Snowman on
Label; Bernviile and Local Calendars (American House, Strause Saving,
Henne, Kline, Kirfhoff, Bright, Wenrich, Reeser, Berger, Hollenbach,
Kieffer, Bagenstose, Schaeffer, etc), Farmer’s and Drover’s Hotel
Strausstown 1907; Henne Buggies 1907; Pottieger, Degler and Haag
Shartlesville; Miller and Geiss Wernersville; 1894 Hood Sasparilla; York
Dynamite; Demoss; Kennedy; Local Plates (1908 Talley; 1915 Klopp and
Kalbach Limogue; 1916 Henne; 1910 Harding, Gerhart and Moyer,
Rentshler; 1916 Miller); Post Cards (Bethel, Stouchburg, Womelsdorf,
Schaefferstown, Myerstown, Bethany’s and more), 2 Williboughy Smith
Crocks from Womelsdorf, and Much More.
Advertising; Bamum and Bailey; 1927-1928-1937 Ringling Bros; 1948
King Bros; 1949 Cole Bros; 1947 Clyde Beatty; 1920’s St. Joseph Minstrel
Show; 1931 Sparks Circus Revue; Billy Faust; 1940’s and 50’s Lionel Tram
Books; 1924 American Legion Champs; 1948 Babe Ruth by Hoydt;
Philadelphia Athletics World Champs Picture 1929; Yankee World Champs;
Players Records 1943; Post Card Advertising (Easter, Xmas, and Greeting);
Cigar Box Ad Labels; 1928 Weiser Park Dedication; Grand Fair Mt. Aetna;
Vaudeville Memorabilia of Flying Wilsons from Reading; At the Fair
Robesonia; 1946 Victory Frolics (Raja) Theater) 1946; and More.
Antiques: 1867 C.H. Butcher Fork, Axes and Hatchets (Stohler, Matchless,
Heffley, Seifret, Keen Cutter, Autograph, Winchester and More), Jewelers
Tools; 2 Volume Gettysburg Reunion 1863-913, Assorted Children’s Books;
Hundreds of New Unused Stamps (1, 5,6, 8, 10, 15, and 50 cent); Victorian
Die Cuts and Garland; Vaudeville Circus Pictures; Cookie Cutters (Fish,
Rabbit, Duck, Horse, and More); Tom Mix Comics; 4 Quart Daisy Butter
Churn, and Much More.
Terms: Cash, PA checks, Travelers checks.
Auctioneer’s note: We have too many great local items to list. Come
spend an enjoyable evening at a Country Auction.
Announcements day of sale take precedence over all printed material.
Auctioneer: Richard A. Kramer AU-0003135-L I^s^)
717-933-8219
Richard Kramer AA-002278-L
paddle boat, $160;
Rohrer Family
homespun linens, $250;
and a diamond ring,
$l7O.
CURTIS SALE
A public sale of real
estate, personal property,
and antiques was con
ducted on Saturday, Oct.
25, for Marshall and
Joan Curtis, 631 New
Holland Road, New Hol
land.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday,
tached one-car garage,
modern kitchen/dining
room, fireplace in living
room, and enclosed sun
room, was sold for
$137,000 to Douglas E.
Minney, Lititz.
lever-action, ■ $260; an
Ithaca model M49R .22-
caliber lever-action,
$170; a Winchester
model 43-218 B caliber
bolt-action with scope,
$500; a Remington
model 870 12-gauge
pump left-handed shot
gun with extra barrel,
$310; a pool table, $325;
a K Line New Holland
train, $380; a New Hol
land battery box, $270; a
poster-size postcard,
$200; a Hubley firetruck,
$115; a 250th anniver
sary Paradise book, $45;
a New Holland buck
knife, $105; 1983-2001
duck stamps, $140; and a
Weber gas grill, $lB5.
Also, a New Holland
sign, $140; a Rough &
Tumble Winross truck,
$105; a cement clown,
$65; Hubley airplanes,
$5O and $55; a New Hol
land banner, $105; a
Lightning Glider sled,
$3O; a Gap Town Clock
painting, $80; New Hol
land Christmas stock
ings, $37.50 and $5O
each; a New Holland
sterling silver 25th anni
versary medallion, $6O; a
New Holland ice cream
scoop, $47.50; a New
Holland rain gauge,
$37.50; a New Holland
hat, $52.50; a No. 1
Mountville cat trough,
$37.50; a New Holland
level, $26; New Holland
Barlow knives, $2O to
$24 each; a Gap Town
Clock salt and pepper,
$80; a New Holland
silver baler, $230; a New
Holland 1/32 open-front
bale wagon, $300; and a
New Holland 1/32
closed-back baler with
thrower, $260.
Randy Stoltzfus,
Leola, and Jay M. Leary,
New Holland, called the
auction before 153 regis
tered bidders.
STAUFFER SALE
A public sale was con
ducted Saturday, Oct. 25,
at the home of Wilburt J.
Stauffer, 912 Snyder Hill
Road, Lititz.
The three-bedroom
brick rancher with an at-
Other featured items
were: an oak case crite
rion table model music
box with 27 discs and
music cabinet, $4,050;
Edison cylinder records,
$120; a Hepplewhite tall
case clock made by
Thomas Lister, Halifax,
England, $2,000; an S
style oak roll-top desk,
$875; a pine slant-top
school master’s desk,
$400; six plank bottom
chairs, $210; a four-leg
tapered table with
drawer, $350; a cedar
wardrobe, $110; a Victo
rian fainting couch,
$200; two cedar chests,
$6O and $75; two oak
dressers, $285 and $185;
and an Empire chest of
drawers, $250.
Also sold were a
walnut bookcase with
mirror, $600; a maple
bookcase, $325; a Lan
caster (Weber) gold
pocket watch, $300; a
Seth Thomas pocket
watch, $100; a small
FRI NOV. 14 - 6PM Hors- colfort HH 'item? bv
es BPM, riding horses, Robert" L LeitwX
ponies, standard AU002062-L 717 694
bred/work horses at Indi- 3237 ' 717 ‘ 694 ‘
ana Farmers Livestock ... „
Auct Homer City, PA 724- SAT NOV 15 - 9AM Mel's
397-2300 or 724-479- Stables Horse Sales -
2600, 888-593-2697. Auctioneer, 834 Wallace
SAT. NOV. 15 - B:3OAM " 717
Public Estate Auction, 0007. i*??
Antiques, collectibles, ■mA ,
primitives, etc. Perry Co., SAT NOV. 15 - 9AM 12
Oliver Two. Fahnestock's acre horse 'arm w/2,5 sty
Auction Svc. AU-2553-L, renovated farmhouse,
717-582-8565. barn ' ipqods.
SAT. NOV. 15 - 9AM Real |weet Arrow La'ke Rd °n
estate, 2 sty frame house, Schuvkill Co PA hv
120'x168' lot in McAlis- Robert A Arner
terville, PA, Juniata Co, AU0000941 R7n
along Rt. 35 at McAlister- £ 5 U B 6° 0024L ' 570 ‘ 386 '
ABSOLUTE
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
JUNIATA COUNTY FARM
SAT., NOV. 15, 2003
12:00 NOON
Located in Juniata County, Monroe Township, 4
miles north of East Salem just off the Kellerville
Road along Nailor Road. From Route 322 take
Thompsontown exit, follow Route 333 north 5
miles to Kellerville Road, turn right go 3.9 miles
to Nailor Road, turn right .2 mile to farm on
right. From Route 35 at Evendale, follow Swartz
Valley Road 2 miles to Kellerville Road, go 1.2
miles to Nailor Road, turn left, proceed to auc
tion on right. Signs sale day.
Monroe Township 94 Acre Farm
94 acre working farm with 52 rolling tillable
acres of high-producing gravelly loam soil, 30
acres of ridge woodland and pasture land for
grazing. This property offers a wide array of
buildings including a remodeled 2-story frame
house with walk-in basement, one full bath, and
4 bedrooms, large 28-stanchion bank barn, 2-bay
wagon shed, large wagon shed with parallel corn
cnb storage with overhead fill, concrete block
pig pen, 2-car frame garage, smokehouse and
more. The house has oil-fired heating system,
on-site sewage and drilled well. A picturesque
farm with beautiful views situated in the Black
Dog Valley.
Terms: 10% down day of sale, cash or good PA
check, balance due in 90 days.
Also Selling a 14X60 Fickes concrete stave silo
with unloader.
Owner: ANGELA M. NAYLOR
R R 1 Box 1895, McAhsterville, PA
717-463-2617
Bryan D. Imes & Sons, Auctioneers
R R 1 Box 902, Port Royal, PA 17082
717-527-2449 AU-001656-L
November 8, 2003-B3
child’s suit, $110; a table
light, $175; a parlor
lamp, $B5; a No. 2
Griswold skillet, $375; a
No. 12 Griswold skillet,
$9O; a Griswold tobacco
cutter, $4O; a No. 32
Griswold stove, $7O; a
No. 13 Griswold skillet,
$950; a Griswold Dutch
oven, $325; a No. 106
Griswold mailbox, $125;
a mantel clock, $110; a
carriage clock, $100; a
marigold carnival glass
water set, $500; a mari
gold carnival vase, $200;
two Mt. Valley (Man
heim) milk bottles, $260
and $350; Moore cream
ers, $140; a 1959 Flory
auction book, $190; a
1943 Mt. Valley calen
dar, $125; a 1946 Mt.
Valley calendar, $175; a
Graybill milk pitcher,
$80; a Moore milk crate,
$35; a Magie Flory ruby
mug, $185; a yardstick
with match box, $4O; and
a 1979 GMC pickup
truck, $725.
There were 226 regis
tered bidders.
The auction was con
ducted by Jay M. & Luke
R. Witman of Witman
Auctioneers, Inc. of
Manheim.
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