News Periodical Mailed on June 1 June 7, 2016 Vol. 21 No. 45 Article & photos by Brian Maloney Article & photos by Robert J. Loderbauer Help Recycle, Buy Antiques! Online! Always On Time! Over One Million Hits www .auctionactionnews.com There’s always a choice selection of period toys at Pearmont Antiques, like this cool 20” Kingsbury Golden Arrow racer, asking price $650. 920-210-4101 This persistent buyer went home with this IH 4366 toy for $320. This 1/8 scale Model L John Deere spreader brought $325. A sea of vintage jewelry and more awaited at Laura’s Collectibles, including these colorful beaded purses priced at only $22 and $46. 414-466-4000 A stack of choice antique cabinets from It’s About Time: the six-drawer J & P Coats and Merrick’s spool cabinets priced at $695 and $795, the Diamond Dyes advertising display at $595. 608-831-5580 At J & L Antiques, a 36” gaming wheel came complete with original stand and paint, and was priced at $395. 608-575-0162 1940's Ertl H fetched $300. Shoppers found some rare art glass in the display of Texas dealer Vine of Time Antiques, including this Webb Queen’s Burmese Fairy Lamp Epergne, asking price $2,795. 817-269-2350 Farm Toy Collection Auction Shows It's Popularity Shoppers Take a Ride Through Time at 19th Annual Madison Antique Showcase & Sale The Marriott West Hotel & Convention Center once again played host to one of the Badger State’s largest antiques events – The 19th Annual Madison Antique Showcase & Sale, held on March 12th & 13th. Exhibitors from as far afield as Texas and North Dakota filled the hall with an interest- ing mix of everything from Continental fine art to Mid Century Modern furniture, and everything in between. The show moved to this elegant suburban venue last year, bringing with it many fresh new exhibitors – and shoppers too! It was a beautiful, warm and sunny day outside on Sunday, April 17, but inside the Darboy Club in Appleton, Wisconsin, there were many hot deals at the farm toy collection auction being held there for Joe and Annie Thomas. The sale was conducted by Robert Loderbauer of Appleton who conducts several toy auctions each year. Joe has been collecting for many, many years and now being retired, he made the decision to disburse of his collection. Continued on page 8 Continued on pages 6 & 7
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News Periodical Mailed on June 1June 7, 2016 Vol. 21 No. 45
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Article & photos by Robert J. Loderbauer
Help Recycle, Buy Antiques!
Online! Always On Time!Over One Million Hits
www.auctionactionnews.com
There’salways a choice
selection of periodtoys at Pearmont
Antiques, like this cool20” Kingsbury Golden
Arrow racer, asking price$650. 920-210-4101
This persistent buyerwent home with this IH
4366 toy for $320.
This 1/8 scale Model L JohnDeere spreader brought $325.
A sea of vintage jewelry and moreawaited at Laura’s Collectibles, including these colorful beaded
purses priced at only $22 and $46. 414-466-4000
A stack ofchoice antique
cabinets from It’sAbout Time: the six-drawer J & P
Coats and Merrick’sspool cabinets priced
at $695 and $795, the Diamond Dyes
advertising display at$595. 608-831-5580
At J & L Antiques,a 36” gaming wheel came completewith original stand and paint, andwas priced at $395. 608-575-0162
1940's Ertl H fetched $300.
Shoppers found some rare art glass in thedisplay of Texas dealer Vine of Time Antiques,including this Webb Queen’s Burmese Fairy
Lamp Epergne, asking price $2,795. 817-269-2350
Farm Toy Collection Auction Shows It's Popularity
Shoppers Take a Ride Through Time at 19th AnnualMadison Antique Showcase & Sale
The Marriott West Hotel & Convention Center once again played host to one of the BadgerState’s largest antiques events – The 19th Annual Madison Antique Showcase & Sale, held on March12th & 13th. Exhibitors from as far afield as Texas and North Dakota filled the hall with an interest-
ing mix of everything from Continental fine art to Mid Century Modern furniture, and everything inbetween. The show moved to this elegant suburban venue last year, bringing with it many fresh newexhibitors – and shoppers too!
It was a beautiful, warm and sunny day outside on Sunday, April17, but inside the Darboy Club in Appleton, Wisconsin, there were manyhot deals at the farm toy collection auction being held there for Joe andAnnie Thomas. The sale was conducted by Robert Loderbauer of
Appleton who conducts several toy auctions eachyear. Joe has been collecting for many, many
years and now being retired, he made thedecision to disburse of his collection.
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Weekend. Mine was spent at home working on my deckevery day from 7:30 in the morning until 7:30 at night.
Still not done, but getting closer, it was just me and Todddoing the work, as all the kids were working this weekend.
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Father’s Day is three weeks from Sunday. Start your hunt for thatspecial antique item now at a show, auction or shop. There are a lot
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Black Smith Items on Saturday, June 4th. Located at 1475 Grant Avenue in Hazleton, Iowa.
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Minnesota Antiques Dealers Association Antiques & Decorative Arts Show on Saturday, June 4th & Sunday, June 5th.
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Kane County Flea Market on Saturday, June 4th & Sunday, June 5th.Located at Kane County Fairgrounds in St. Charles, Illinois.
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Wisconsin State Button Society on Thursday, June 9th thru Saturday, June 11th. Located at The Plaza Hotel & Suites in
Eau Claire, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Blue & White Pottery and Old Sleepy Eye Collectors Club Conventionon Thursday, June 9th thru Saturday, June 11th. Located at EmbassySuites in East Peoria, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
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Scout Flea Market on Sunday, June 12th. Located at Kendall CountyFairgrounds in Yorkville, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
Originals Mall of Antiques Flea Market on Sunday, June 12th. Located at 1475 S. Washburn in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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Dodgeville Lions Club Antique Show & Flea Market on Sunday, June 12th. Located at Ley Pavilion in Harris Park in Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
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You couldn’t pick a better site for the Madison Antique Showcase & Sale – theMarriott West Hotel & Convention Center just west of Madison, Wisconsin. Yes, thisis the very same Madison Antique Showcase & Sale that had been hosted by theDane County Expo Center for the past few years. But parking concerns and morecaused organizer Larry Kaczmarek to move the event a few miles west of downtownto its posh new digs at the Marriott West Hotel & Conference Center. Gone are theconcrete floors and roof trusses - replaced with carpeting and chandeliers. One thingdid stay the same though: the quality of the fifty-plus exhibitors’ goods.
And among those dealers were some of the region’s best antique furniture purvey-ors. They included North Dakota’s Amity Marketing, who came with a wide rangeof period furniture from 19th century American country to 20th century industrial.Second Chance Antiques turned heads with pieces including an ornate quarter-sawnoak dental cabinet. And the furniture display of Beneath the Dust was just as nice,
with painted primitives happily mixed in with the restored brown furniture they’reknown for.
Vintage toys more your thing? Pearmont Antiques is always a good place to startlooking - their display filled with classic toys from cast iron to litho-tin wind-ups.Also there: a choice 1948 golf-themed calendar signed by legend Bobby Jones him-self. Other specialty dealers sprinkled around the show meant there really was“something for everyone” at the two-day event. Blackwolf Antiques and Laura’sCollectibles both came with huge vintage jewelry inventories. And Grape & Cable’shuge array of art glass was given a run for its money by Texas dealer Vine of Time.
Larry & Cheryl Kaczmarek did their usual terrific great job promoting the event,continuing last year’s very-popular $1 appraisal clinic on both days of the show. Formore information about the event, just give them a call at 920-993-9817, or visitwww.madisonantiqueshow.com. And as always, keep an eye out for listings of nextyear’s 20th Annual Madison Antique Showcase & Sale in the Auction ActionAntique News!
Marriott West Hotel & Convention Center Hosts Long-RunningMadison Antique Showcase & Sale
Madison Antique Show promoter LarryKaczmarek was kept busy on both days ofthe event, helping man the very pop-
ular $1 antiques appraisal clinic.
Country finds at J & L Antiques rangedfrom a rustic willow fernery to this zinc-lined primitive dry sink priced at $335.
608-575-0162
Two interesting fur-niture finds from Second
Chance Antiques: the adorable child’sHoosier-style cabinet (42” tall) priced at $550,
the 48” maple workbench with full storagebelow at $1,425. 920-470-2319
Shoppers could choose from a huge assortmentof period pocket watches and wristwatches at
It’s About Time – my pick this Swiss “doctor’schronograph” pocket watch in a gold filled case,
asking price $200. 608-831-5580
Two vintage plaster findsfrom Laura’s Collectibles:
the 20”, circa 1928Kraftrok Rich-CraftStudios “Dancing
Nymphs” plaster plaquepriced at $160, the fash-
ionable lady string-holderat $25. 414-466-4000
At Haven Hill Antiques, this three-piece walnut parlor suite was $525,
the oil-on-canvas child’s portraitabove $750. 262-313-7234
This Golf-themed1948 Esquire calendar
shown by PearmontAntiques came with a
big bonus: a hand-signed inscription by
golf legend BobbyJones! 920-210-4101
I found this 20” verticalChandler pastel landscape atLaura’s Collectibles, price tag
$125. 414-466-4000
AtSecond
Chance Antiques satthis most-impressive 42” x 44”
quarter-sawn oak dental cabinetpriced at $2,195 – above it rests a
22-drawer mahogany cabinetpriced at $550. 920-470-2319
At Pearmont Antiques sat thisornate 1920s Le Flore Anna Held
cast iron cigar cutter, asking price$425. 920-210-4101
Period furni-ture is always the
focus at Haven Hill Antiques, but you’llfind great accessories there too, like this
pale rose slag glass table lamp ($495) andRoyal Holland pewter tea & coffee serv-
ice priced at $125. 262-313-7234
Another interesting find fromBeneath the Dust: this 12”
carved stone Civil WarMemorial marker
depicting a lion andlamb lying beside a
cannon - $375. 920-229-8298
Antiques at Gordon’s came with exqui-site period art glass & pottery from the
likes of Weller, Roseville, andmore. 262-377-4313
My art glass pick fromBlackwolf Antiques: this
charming 11” Bristol glassvase with enameled flowers
all-round - $285. 920-688-5090
Among Vine of Time Antiques’ invento-ry of Vaseline Glass: this Davidson William &
Mary 8” ruffled opalescent dish, asking price $145. 817-269-2350
Two interesting artifacts fromTime’s Treasures: the 24”
folk art sheet iron weather-vane arrow with a Native
American theme priced at $425, the wonderfully-detailed 16” diorama of the schooner Maria at $285.
608-742-7639
A whole family of earlywalking bearwindup toys
waddledacross the
booth of Jesse Behr Antiques – priced at around $40each. 309-661-2148
This Scandinavian-influenced48” hanging shelf from AmityMarketing sported its originalsponge paint treatment - and a$235 price tag. 701-899-1655
Grape &Cable’s array ofperiod art glass
always impressesthe shoppers -
among the inven-tory these enam-eled cranberry
glass pickle cas-tors priced at
$660 and $750.630-399-6312
Another cool vintagepiece from Amity
Marketing Antiques:this streamlined Vornadotable fan in nice condition -
$225. 701-899-1655
Funky vintagefurnishings fromNorth Dakota’s
Amity MarketingAntiques: the ToledoMetal Furniture Co. iron
& oak stand priced at$1,275, the Oliver #5Typewriter atop it at$215. 701-899-1655
Beneath the Dustbrought their usual
excellent inventory ofrestored fine furniture, plus primitives
including this rustic bench in fadedpink & blue paint ($72), blue seven-drawer apothecary ($595) , and folky
25-drawer cabinet priced at $350. 920-229-8298
White paint and back-lighting certainlybrightened up this
Two adorable vintage Marx Toys lionwindups from Victorian House
Antiques: the 1950s Roaring Lionpriced at $125, the little Paw Licking
Lion at $95. 608-879-2567
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Article & photos by Brian Maloney
We received a call from Joe nearly ayear ago asking questions on how theauction could work as he prepared him-self for the tough decision to sell. Latelast fall, a second call came from Joe andhe indicated that he wanted to have anauction in the spring. We worked withboth Joe and Annie on getting picturestaken of the toys to be sold in addition tocompiling a long list of those items forthe next several months. Due to the vol-ume of his collection, it was decided thata second, and possibly a third auctionwould be necessary. So the day had nowcome and both Joe and Annie decided toattend the sale and were anxious to see
how things would fare. The bidders startedarriving that morning about an hour beforeviewing time was posted but all went well.
Bidders of all ages attended and one of the best buyers was an 11 year old boy attend-ing with his Grandpa who used his own money to buy some toys. We utilized our“professional” marketing/staging person who did an excellent job laying out the col-lection to be sold that day. The auction started promptly at noon with most of thebidding crowd having enjoyed a fantastic brunch hosted by the Darboy Club thatmorning. The sale went great and Joe and Annie were very pleased with the out-come. Most of the toys were never out of the original boxes and ranged from the1940's to current. There was a wide variety of all brand names of farm tractors and
machinery as well as many col-lectible farm related items. A fewspecial items included in this salewere a 1940's Ertl H that was alloriginal and sold for $300. Therewas also many 1/8 scale toyswhich continue to be a popularitem with the collectors. AFarmall 560 sold for $195 while an“M” brought $190. A John DeereModel L spreader brought $325and a disk $225. Most of the toyswere 1/16 scale and products ofErtl, Spec Cast and Scale Models.Since Annie once owned a PTCruiser, there were several modelsof that particular car, too. In total,there were 580 lots that were soldthat day as the sale concluded at4:40pm and everyone took hometheir new treasures. The secondauction for the Thomas collectionis scheduled for Sunday, October2, 2016 at noon at the Darboy Club.Be sure to mark your calendar foranother great sale day with a largervariety of toys. Robert J. Loderbauer Auctioneer & Estates LLC conducts online,household, antique, toy and charity auctions on a regular basis and can be reached at(920) 730-0292 or by visiting the website at www.loderbauerauction.com.
Hot Deals on Farm Toys at Loderbauer Auctioneer & Estates
This buyer and his Grandpa enjoyeda great day of toy buying.
A view of some of the toys on display beforethe start of the sale.
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How are these three items relatedto the history of Celluloid?1) An antique billiard ball
2) A Celluloid button3) A ping-pong ball
A brief history lessonabout Celluloid buttons willreveal the answers. Celluloidwas invented in 1869 by the American inventor, John Wesley Hyatt. It was devel-oped from the compound Cellulose, which is a combination of wood fiber andcotton fiber.
In 1862 the British inventor, Alexander Parkes, was given credit forinventing Cellulose — the first true plastic. He named it Parkesine. In those earlyyears there was much chemical experimentation with Parkesine. They were look-ing for ways to stabilize and manipulate it so as to manufacture products for theever-growing world market. Although treating it with nitric acid produced manyuses for it, this method went by the wayside because it was still too unstable andvery costly to manufacture.
Around the same time that all of this chemical experimentation wasgoing on, an American company called Phelan and Collender in 1862 offered aprize of $10,000 to anyone that could invent a satisfactory substitute for Ivory.They used Ivory, which came primarily from elephant tusks, for the manufactur-ing of billiard balls. The game of Billiards was gaining in popularity at that timeand elephant tusks were becoming increasingly scarce. The company thatoffered the $10,000 prize is still in business today and is known as the BrunswickCorporation.
The American inventor John Wesley Hyatt took up the challenge in 1862.Hyatt, who had over 100 patents to his name, wasdetermined to win the $10,000 prize. One day inthe mid-1860's while working in his lab, he acci-dently spilled a bottle of Colloidine on theCellulose material that he was experimenting with.He found that it congealed his Cellulose into atough, flexible mass. He decided to make a demoset of billiard balls with this new material. Thisnew material worked to some extent, but it wasstill too unstable. It frequently caused small explo-sions when the billiard balls collided and the bil-
liard balls would sometimes shatter because they had become too brittle.So back to the laboratory he went. In 1868 he found a solution to these
problems. He found that when Camphor, which is a by-product of the Laurel tree,was added to the raw Cellulose it caused the problems to disappear. He filed fora patent in 1869, and he named his new product, Celluloid. This product was thefirst thermoplastic: a substance molded under heat and pressure that would retainits shape when the heat and pressure were removed. He also won the $10,000prize.
Buttons were not on the list of the many products that used Celluloid intheir manufacturing processes in those early years. Combs, pins, umbrella han-dles, eyeglass frames, dentures, piano keys, photographic film, and billiard ballsall preceded buttons. The use of Celluloid in button manufacturingdid not start to appear until one or two decades later.
The earliest buttons that used Celluloid used it as aclear sheet to protect lithographs and for background and trim.Today, those earliest buttons that used Celluloid are calledVictorian Celluloid buttons.
The first patent for the Celluloid tighttop button wasn'tmade until the year 1917. The tight-top Celluloid buttons were themost abundant type of Celluloid buttons made and thus, most Celluloid buttonsare classified as Modern vs. Antique buttons. Celluloid buttons reached theirpeak in the late 1930's, but by the 1940's were being phased out and replaced byother plastic type material buttons.
The first patent for the Celluloid tighttop button wasn'tmade until the year 1917. The tight-top Celluloid buttonswere the most abundant type of Celluloid buttons madeand thus, most Celluloid buttons are classified as Modernvs. Antique buttons. Celluloid buttons reached their peakin the late 1930's, but by the 1940's were being phased outand replaced by other plastic type material buttons.
The main reason that Celluloid lost its luster wasbecause of its high flammability and its degradation problems. The commondegradation problem occurred because the Camphor worked its way out ofthe button. This degradation when combined with water or water vapor wouldform a nitric acid gas that is very corrosive to metal, fabric, paper, and othermaterials. Extreme heat and UV ray exposurealso contributed to the problem. Those thingscaused the button, or buttons to become brittleand they would develop deep crazing. The but-tons affected would completely crumble awayin time.
What can you do if you see this type ofdamage to your buttons? The answer is nothingbecause there is no way to stop this degradationonce it has begun. The buttons affected shouldbe discarded and the remaining buttons shouldbe given a light cleaning.
How can you prevent this from happen-ing to your buttons? Celluloid buttons should bestored separately from your other buttons, partic-ularly metals. They should be kept out of directUV exposure and they should have proper ventilation and temperature controls.With the proper care most all of your Celluloid buttons will be around for manyyears to come.
After reading this short history on Celluloid, button collectors shouldhave a deep appreciation for the antique billiard balls of the past because with-out them, Celluloid buttons would never have been invented, and thus, we wouldnot have any to collect. Finally, do you know what the only Celluloid productnow made in any quantity is? The answer is the ping-pong ball!
A Short History of CelluloidArticle & photos by David Meicher (Madison Button Club)
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Check bahrkeauctions.com for pictures.FURNITURE & DISPLAYS: Curved glass curio cabinet, beautiful unique styleGrandfather clock, carved settee beautiful upholstery & wood, glass front displays,rocker, marble top table, Louis XV style bed, Lincoln desk, hoop skirt couch, mauvefabric settee, nice camels back trunk, unique wall mirror, wood day bed, child’s rock-er, antq. dresser w/mirror, gate leg table, stainless rolling kitchen cabinet, writingdesk, smaller curio, mantle clock, caned swivel chair, loveseat, couch, rocker reclin-er, wall hanging collectible cabinet, desk top house display case, table w/2 chairs,roosters, wall shelf w/hanging pegs, oak desk, oak bookcase, wall shelves, entertain-ment center, oak cabinets, corner shelf, drop leaf, China closet, mirror coat rack,Cobbler’s bench, 5 shelf stand, wall shelf w/tower holder, 3 tier carved shelf.GLASS & COLLECTIBLES: Several weathervanes w/glass balls & animals,sheep/rooster/pig/horse & cow, hand-painted - raised gold Nippon vase, Noritake,Riviera, Hummel plates 1972/83, music boxes, trivits, purple venetian-cut-Nippon-Prussia & other quality glass, figurines, 8 pc. Goebel w/Germany, LaFrancoise semicitreous (22in. gold) Henry Graves “My First & Second Sermon” framed, pink stemwine glasses, 8pc. Child’s teaset, German fish juicer, Salesman sample hot iron, 11”pitcher Trinke Longsam Aber bile, steamer trunk, wheat butter presses, crocks, crack-le bowl spongeware, earthen jars, lg. amount of Hummels, adv. pictures, numerous oillamps, clown dolls, bells, hanging light, copper wire chair, rolling pin w/marbles,glass honeycomb bell, Hobos w/instruments, salt & peppers, Dietz Fetzall red globelatern, Head vases, plates, Schilling flavor bottle, spice cans, John Deere tic-tac-toe,table lamps, burgandy/white roses, 8 roses/yellow-pink, Aladdin Oil No. 3551086,double handle frosted oil lamp & more, wooden bowl set, chocolate adv. #a108 byHickory, 1860 chromo lithograph girl w/lamb, train bank, Xmas clear glass bells,marble ashtray & lighter, Burel wall clock, oil paintings, cast iron roasting pan w/lid,glass school bus picture frame, brass spicket, 6x rabbits, Hunter’s whiskey decanters,vases, hobnail oil lamp, silver Drummer Boy 7269 bells & more, Highest Bridge inthe world-Royal George, crock, colored girl w/flowerpot, Pewter statue “the chimneysweep”, brown pottery cookie jar. TOYS: Ertl IH, Moline, J.D., Foxfire Toys, JDtractors, 1930 JD GP, 2 mules, 1846/1996 Oliver 70, JD hay baling set, American ToyCo. tool set, JD BN, girl on bike, farm animals, toys in original boxes, Sinclair dino.,ERTL Texaco 1917-1939 cars/trunks/banks, Standard Oil Horse Drawn truck byLedo, ERTL Big Farm tractor case, ERTL IH T-340, 57 Chevy, 30 pigs all sizes,ERTL 1910 Mach Tanker, MarToys Phillips 66 vintage bank, many other Ertl toys inbox, very old min. doll in Sooner hat, glass animals, many Fox Fire Farm items, castiron collector banks. Glass & Collectibles: Pyrex, Corning ware, porcelain bowls,knives & block, canning jars, Cabela’s meat slicer, Kenmore microwave, CampbellSoup cups, brass jewelry box, mustache cup, Madonna w/child, mantle clock, Indianbasket, wood sheep bank, wooden bowls, butter paddles, Avon, marble or ivory cov-erings, Police decanter, Indian pictures, John Wayne pict., unique antique frames,copper teakettles, Sinclair signs, many unique pictures, plates, Aladdin lamp, Knick-knacks, wood hand planes, metal bird cage, coffee grinders, candle snuffer, rubypieces, 2 Philippine swords, antq. hanging lamp, antq. kitchen utensils, blue plates,clocks, ducks, huge thimble collection, miniature shoe collection & case, washboard,Deleval picture, antq. doll, blue cobalt, picture/bowl & washstand, spittoon, horseteam clock, tape measure & jackknife collection & display, granite chamber pot.SPECIALS & HOUSEHOLD: Nice washer and dryer, newer refrigerator, newglasstop range, upright freezer, sofa, microwave, washtubs, file cabinet, computer keyboard, DVD player, Invacare breather machine, ceramic paints, ceramic kiln, linens.GARAGE: Craftsman LT2000 riding lawn mower, hand tools, drill press, grinder,Craftsman shop vac, Craftsman planer, sanders, cut off saw. CAR - TRUCK: 2006Toyota Camry car w/67,000 miles, 1998 Toyota Tacoma truck w/ext. cab & shellw/72,000 miles. REAL ESTATE: Excellent two story wood framed house with threebedrooms, full bath, partially finished stonewall basement, oil hot water heat, deep 2stall garage, drilled well and city sewer, all situated on a large well maintained lot.The terms of sale for real estate are: The high bidder will pay at least $10,000earnest money with the offer to the seller Patricia Gonzales. Seller will provide awarranty deed and owner’s policy of Title Ins. The transaction will be closed at EUPTitle Agency, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, within 10 days c/o Amy Goetz. Only cashoffers subject to nothing-buying (as is) will be accepted. Top offer subject to sellerapproval. THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD!!!GUNS: Win. mod. 62 22 cal. pump, Savage 440 12ga. o/u Italy, Rem. mod. 511 22cal. bolt, Belgium Browning 30-06 semi auto, Benjamin Sheridan pellet, Steven 311C20ga. side by side, Win. mod. 74 22 cal. auto, Rem. mod. 721 30-06 bolt w/scope,Stevens mod. 820 B 12ga. pump, Win. mod. 77 22 cal. auto, Mossberg mod. 500E,Franchi 22 cal. 100 anv. Italy, Henry mod. H001 lever action 22 cal., Marlin mod. 336lever action 30-30 w/scope, Stevens mod. 85 22 cal., Win. mod. 1897 12ga. pump,Win. U.S. carbine 30MI, gun safe. Terms: Cash, Good Check. BAHRKE Auction &Real Estate, Inc., #80 • Cols. Jeffrey Bahrke #578, 920-373-2928 • Jon Bahrke #2572, 920-373-8928
established 1969
TERMS: Cash or checks. Out of state, two forms of picture ID required.Current D/L required for bid number. No buyer’s fee. Absentees accept-ed. No phone or online bidding. 5.5% WI sales tax applies.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Mike Paul #28.Appraisals ~ Real Estate ~ On Site or Indoor Sales
Paul Auction Company, Inc.P.O. Box 457, Kewaskum, WI 53040
LOCATION: Hwy. 45 or 28 to Kewaskum, East on Hwy. 28 to Hwy. "S", thenNorth 1.5 miles to N131 County Rd S. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The Betty Goelzer Estate, Plymouth; Gloria and thelate Ted Krueger, Brookfield. Please note THURSDAY sale date.FURNITURE: 7 stack G.W. bookcase w/beveled glass plus 5 & 3 stack bookcas-es; Walnut & oak kitchen cupboard; Lg. walnut jelly cupboard w/drwr.; Pine
kitchen cupboard; 1930’s Dr. cabinet; Oak curved glass showcase; Oakmusic cabinet; Oak switchboard cabinet; Oak jard. stand; Unusual convert-ible Eastlake daybed; Leather wingback chair w/ottoman; Fancy carved
parquetry table; 40’s carved 2 tier table; Vict. iron foot stool; Modern chinacabinet; Modern sewing cabinet; 3pc. cast alum patio set; Etc.GLASS/CHINA: Carnival glass; 100pcs. svc./12 forest green glassware;Depression shakers; Soda fountain glassware; Decorated Norton stoneware;Nice art pottery jard. & pedestal; Van Briggle Indian w/pot; V.B. Water Nymph frog;
on signed Art Nouveau base; Miller 16” ROG signed shade & basetable lamp; Pairpoint 10” puffy shade on Classique base;Cranberry hobnail, pleated case glass & other Vict. hang lamps;Lg. GWTW lamp; Banquet lamp; Triple & dbl. Angle Lamps;
MCM floor lamp; Lamp parts. ADVERTISING: Stroh’s neon;Leinenkugel Beer banner; Schlitz compo. sign; Old Style sign; Miller HighLife ball tap knob; 4 Bakelite tap knobs; Other beer adv.; Pepsi self-framedtin sign; Campbell’s Soup comm. server; 1916 Lawson Engine catalog; Sawyer &
marine catalogs; Ladies display head; Many other adv. items. CHILDREN: Darktown Batterymech. bank, nice; Stevens Jolly N mech. bank; CI boat tail & racers; Garton Hot Rod
pedal car; Lionel 2355 W.P. engines & NYC 3160 & 4170cars; American Flyer & Marx train sets; HO train items;
Farm toys; Toy airplanes; Skookum dolls; RR lantern glasscandy; Etc. CLOCKS: Scarce Kramer reverse barber-shop clock; G.B. Vienna regulator; ST adamantine 4 bellSonora chime; ST adamantine clock; OG clock;Welch Spring shelf clock; 8 Keebler Lux clocks.MUSIC: Three, working, Barrel Operated
Street pianos by Pombia & Co. 5 bells, 55notes, 10 tunes & A. Pasquale 48 notes, 10tunes & Giovanni Mina barrel op. streetpiano 48 notes, 10 tunes; 8 tune Swissmusic box; Edison Standard cylinder
phonograph. THE REST: 148pc. svc./12 Whiting Madame Jumel sterlingflatware; 85pc. svc./12 Westmorland George & Martha Washington sterling
flatware; Scarce, AETCo multi piece ath-letic themed art tiles circa 1920’s consist-ing of boys football, boys basketball, boystrack, girls tennis, girls golf, each approx.21”h x 18”w; Primitive oil portrait onboard; Over 50 late 1800’s full color &other lithos of stage, song & dance lumi-naries, patriotic theme, decorative,
Columbian Expo., to incl.: 80”x54” Goodrich Line steamer lithos & many oth-ers; Scenic pastels; Old photos; Cupid awake/asleep; Lg. Redlin print; RP & other postcards;42pcs. Scandinavian rosemaled tole ware to incl.: tinas, ale & other bowls, plates, salt box, can-dle box, scoops, etc.; Norwegian wooden churn & lg. storage box; Tea set; Carved bear candleholders; Vict. jewelry; Wrist watches; 30 flats costume jewelry; Jewelry books; Bakelite utensils;Beaded purses; Military items; Silver coins; 100’s of wheat pennies incl.: many early dates; CIdoor stops; Outsider art whirligigs; Mache Santa head; Iron dog nut cracker; Fishing collectables;Band saw; Locomotive throttle; 10 RR lock keys; More.
Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments.
ESTATE ANTIQUE AUCTIONKEWASKUM, WI
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016 - 4:00 P.M.3:00 P.M. INSPECTION
LAKESHORE AUCTION SERVICE’SJune 18th Auction
Located: W. 1716 Smies Road, Oostburg, WI 53070Inspection at 9:00 A.M. • Auction at 10:00 A.M.
Absolute Auction – No Reserves. Modern and Contemporary Furniture, Household,Yamaha 4 Wheeler, 16ft. Flatbed Gooseneck Trailer, Blacksmith Tools and Supplies,Garage Items, 20ft. Lake Michigan Fishing Boat. We are offering a large selection ofquality items in excellent condition and ready for your home. Please plan to attend thisfast-paced 4 hour auction. Lakeshore Auction Service- We don’t do ALL auctions, justthe ones you should attend.
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Charlie Kurth, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2340-052
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AUCTIONEstate of Richard Unger
Saturday, June 11th, 2016 - 10:00 A.M.N6975 Town Forest Road, Deerbrook, WI
Visit Our Website: chuillisauction.comDirections: From Hwy. 45 North of Antigo, take Cty. C West 6.6 miles to TownForest Rd. Go North on Town Forest Rd 3.4 miles to auction site. Antiques & Collectibles: Original Gone With The Wind oil lamp, Daisy RedRyder BB gun, Plymouth Michigan, Dietz Fire Department lantern and otherlanterns, collector plates, Fenton glass shoes, oil lamps, Red Wing pottery,occasional tables, Buffalo Brass fire extinguisher, 3 gallon beehive jug, 5 gal.Red Wing crock jug, 15 gal. Red Wing crock (hairline noted), 5 gallon water
cooler and other assorted stoneware, regulator wall clock, child’s rolltop desk, child’s chairs, spinet desk, 3 drawer chest, vintage toaster, setof 6 Schlitz beer steins, silver plate teaset, crocheted doilies, ruby tum-blers and more. Sporting Related: Large black bear rug,
Whitetail shoulder mounts, wildlife prints,wildlife collector plates, Sea King alu-minum boat. Household: Queen size logbed, 2 full size log beds, sofa & loveseat,pine dressers, twin beds, maple dresser,glider rocker w/ottoman, Oak TV mediacenter, Sony STR-DC897 stereo receiver,Paradigm PDR series woofer, pine end tables, Sansui 19 inch flatpanel DVD w/DVD player. ATV’s, Tools & Equipment: 2005
Yamaha Kodiak 450 ATV 1,934 miles w/plow, 1993 Yamaha Kodiak400 4X4 2,133 miles w/plow, child’s Yamaha ATV, 2 Otter SuperExpress trailers, open bed trailers with wood sides, garden utilitytrailer, Toro Wheel Horse 12.32 XL riding mower, 2 Fimco 30 gallonATV sprayers, 5.0 HP log splitter, DR Roto Hog tiller, Swisher 10.5HP 44 inch tow behind mower, Troy-Bilt Horse rear tine tiller, Wayne3 HP utility pump, Stihl FS 280K brush cutter, Stihl MS210 chainsaw, Nikota 2 HP 4 gallon air compressor, 5 speed bench top drillpress, Craftsman bench top 10 inch band saw, garden utility trailer,homemade open bed trailer, 20 Ft. aluminum extension ladder, Ready Heater, ATV ramps, Briggs& Stratton generator, various hand tools and more. Rest of Sale: Small decorative storage shed,linens, the usual common household items, Industrial type shelf and more.Terms & Conditions: Cash or Good Wisconsin Check Only!!!! No CC cards will be accepted forthis sale. All items Sold AS Is. Wisconsin sales tax laws apply to sales of ATV’s
Swisher 10.5 HP 44” Mower
2005 Yamaha Kodiak 450 ATV
Original G.W.T.W.Oil Lamp
Dietz FireDept.
Lantern
DR Roto Hog Tiller
Date: Thursday, June 9, 2016, 4:30 pm. Preview 3:30 pm. Note: No food/facilities ongrounds except porta-potty. Directions: Hwy. 41 to Johnson St. exit East over viaduct to first lefton Military. Left on Kelly, Left on Brooke to address. Follow auction signs.Vintage Binks sand blaster, 400 lb. capacity; Multi Fuel Use 60,000 BTU heater;Pringles vending machines; Crown pallet jack; Telestar Digital Telescope, more.Tools: Primitive grinding stone, table saw, miter saws, bucksaw/blade, Craftsman cir-
cular saw, Thor hammer drill, Milwaukee drill, more drills,Black & Decker skill saw, Genesis chop saw, tool boxes, tools,electrical/misc. hardware, blow torch, striping machine, Come
a Long, Prostrip nails, Schlage lock sets. Furniture: Beautiful Homeline Delux Line 2 piece Hutch set,cherry china hutch, chairs, tables, desks, shelves, cabinets, library bookstand,Mid Century dresser/mirror, art deco vanity, more. Retail Displays: Glassshowcases, metal display racks, plastic display racks. Advertising displays:Off, Frito-Lay, Curtis Mathes, bookcases, shelving, wire display pieces, muchmore. Antiques & Vintage: Galloway West FdL stainless milk can,multi loaf baking pan, wood baby cradle, wicker doll buggy, Tonkaconstruction truck, rocking horse, blue paint wood cabinet, white cab-inet, medicine cabinet, ringer washer, galvanized tub, portable Army
stretcher, bed head/foot boards, White sewing machine, large DaytonProjecto pre-packaging scale, baby scale, rocking horse, tiny ironingboard, Silver Streak sled, much more. Misc.: Sencore & Universal analyzers,
Oscilloscope, Ibanez Amp system, stepper, weights, microwave, Rockit Huffy bike, scooters, adver-tising signs, large stainless steel pool ladder, 6 pc. drum set, mic stands, Image 10.0 treadmill, lg.scheduling board, In Sinkerator garbage disposal, laminating machine, tons more.Terms: Cash, Good local check with valid ID ($30 fee for bounced check). ID is required tobid. Everything is sold as is, where is. No warranties expressed or implied. All sales are final.No refunds. Announcements on day of auction take precedence over any/all advertisements.Not responsible for accidents or injury. All buyers agree to the terms and conditions set forthby Edwards Auction Service, LLC. Royce J. Edwards, WI Registered Auctioneer #2906-52.
Edwards Auction Service, LLC(920)-979-1945 • North Fond du Lac
HUGE AUCTION - Going out of Business16 N. Brooke St., Fond du Lac, WI
AUCTIONPersonal Property of Larry & Marilyn Baker
Thursday, June 16th, 2016 - 4:00 P.M.W5370 Hillside Drive, Merrill, WI
Visit Our Website: chuillisauction.comDirections: From Hwy. 51 take Cty. K South 1/4 mile to Hillside Drive, West onHillside Drive 1.5 miles to auction site.Note: Having sold their home, the Baker’s must liquidate
the entire contents. Everything has been well cared for.Sporting: O.F. Mossberg 16 ga. bolt action, Winchester 22 cal.
Collectibles: Slag panel lamps, electrifiedG.W.T.W. lamp, banks, cast iron well pump, antiqueand contemporary prints, quilt rack, rug beaters, col-lector plates, walnut parlor tables, Victorian walnutcommode, Victorian walnut marble top commode,floor lamps, chimney cupboard, enamel cream can,wicker planters, pottery jardinières, McCoy dog bowl,Roseville Freesia 7-10 console bowl, East Lake corner
shelf, 7-Up crate, teapots, cast iron parlor stove, coal box,walnut Victorian dresser w/carved pulls, china cabinet, cast iron door stops, tricyclew/attached wagon, Commander wagon, Belgium wood wagon cart, Red Wing 6 gallon
crocks and more. Household: Like new sofas, 4 piece bedroom set, rugs, small appliances, Amishrocker, resin wicker rocker, like new Soleus dehumidifier and the usual household items. Rest OfSale: Herford leather horse saddle, total gym, Skeeter Vac new in box, His and hers Trek MultiTrack 730 bikes like new condition, window air conditioners and more.Terms & Conditions: Cash, Good Wisconsin Check, Visa, MC & Discover. All Items Sold AS IS.
Cast IronParlor Stove
Marbe TopCommode
2012 Cub Cadet 41 Hrs.
1 of 2 SlagPanel Lamps
AmishRocker
GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLCWisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg & Baraboo, WI • 608-524-6416 - 608-356-9437 • [email protected]
GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONOrville Eyers Estate and Vilas Eyers
E10263 Highway 136, Baraboo, WI 53913
DATE: Saturday, June 11th • TIME: 9:00 A.M. • LUNCH: Country GalsLOCATION: 2 miles West of Baraboo, or 5 miles East of Rock Springs on Hwy. 136.Note: Very Partial list of a large auction. Pictures @ www.gavinbros.com. For further information or ques-tions call Fred Radtke @ (715)-479-6310. We may sell in two rings. COLLECTOR CARS: 1917 Ford Model ‘T’ Roadster, 2 door, Turtle; 1923 Ford Model ‘T’ touring; 1930
Model ‘A’, two door; 1920? Ford Model ‘T’Depot hack/Taxi, no title; 1920 Ford Model Tpickup; 1961 Nash Metropolitan, does notrun; Model T engine & trans.; lots of ModelA & T parts; lots of car parts. TRUCK,TRAILERS, BOAT, GOLF CARTS: 2007Dodge Dakota SLT Sport Pickup, 4X4, 4 door,V-8 Magnum 4.7L, running Boards, TrailerPackage, red, 4500 miles; 16’ tandem axle
trailer w/winch; tandem axle trailer; 6x8 bumper hitch trailer; Par Cargolf cart, as is; Melex 3 wheel golf cart, as is; 1974 speed boat w/50HP Mercury motor. TRACTORS, GASENGINES, FARM ITEMS, TOOLS, ETC.: Oliver 550 gas Tractor, 3pt.; Allis Chalmers ‘G’ Tractor; 3pt.machinery boom; Keystone Potato planter; IHC ‘LB’ gas engine, 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 HP; Fairbanks Morse 1 1/2HP gas engine; Ford LT75 riding mower; Murray riding mower; 3pt. mower; lawn mowers; steel wheelwagon; 3pt. slush bucket; corn sheller; 60 gal. upright air compressor; leg vise; turning lathe; welder; 2 wheelcarts; platform scale; lots & lots of misc. tools/farm items. HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES:Edison table top Victrola w/horn; Horner Accordion; Coliseum guitar; 2 Stereoscopes & cards; view finder;Spoon carved oak commode, oak dresser w/mirror & oak dresser w/hanky drawers; BMC pedal tractor;Jack in the Box; Chalk figures; books; movie projectors; Reliable safe; lawn windmill; several Victrolas, floor& table top models; treadle sewing machine; Organ; toy trucks; other toys; milk cans; toy items; FireHydrant; Railroad 3 light signal; 4 light crossing unit; small 4 light crossing unit; lots of books; Lots of otheritems of all descriptions. RECORD COLLECTION: (Vilas collected records for many years), 1,000’s ofrecord albums of all descriptions. Records will be sold in large lots. GUNS: 16 ga. double barrel shotgun;others. Consigned By Neighbor: 608-434-2202: 40X60’ Steel Building disassemble; 1989 Chev. 1500 4WDPickup, w/Western Snow Plow, Needs Transmission Work. Terms: Cash or good Check. Visa/MasterCardw/convenience fee.
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HIGH QUALITY ANTIQUE AUCTIONLocation: 109 W. Margaret Street, Earlville, IASaturday, June 11, 2016 - 10:00 A.M.
& Pickard; Gas & Oil items; Furniture; Carnival & Depression glass;Advertising items; Selection of stoneware; Toy trucks; Lamps. Over 450 quality items.
Go to harrylahrauctions.com for a numbered list & pictures.
HARRY LAHR AUCTIONS-(563)-329-1010 • Auctioneer: Matt Lahr Auction Manager:Lisa Lahr • Sale day ph. #(563)-329-1010 • Terms: Cash or good check w/photo ID. Credit cardw/3% fee. Note: Everything sells 100% “as is” w/no guarantees or warranties. Announcements saleday take precedence over written. Not responsible for accidents.
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DALE WEBERWATERTOWN, WI
SALE SITE: CONCORD HOUSEW985 CONCORD CENTER ROAD - CONCORD (SULLIVAN), WI 53178SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 2016 - 9:30 A.M.
LOCATION: From the intersection of Cty. F & I-94 (Sullivan-Ixonia Exit 275) go South on Cty.F, 1/2 mile to Cty. E & Cty. B junction with Cty. F & Concord Center Road, East one mile, onConcord Center Road, to the Concord House Banquet Center. Watch for auction signs. LUNCHON GROUNDS.NOTE: This is an indoor auction. This is only a partial list. For photos & complete list of guns,go to website.71-GUNS: 13-HAND GUNS including FN Browning Model 1922, 32 cal. w/Nazi marking & StarModel B-9mm Luger (Nazi marked) 3 Smith & Wesson-FEG Model PJK-9HP (9 mm Luger), HiPoint 9mm Luger, plus others. 31-WINCHESTER LONG GUNS include 1872 44-40 lever, 42-410ga. pump, 1905’s 32 & 35 cal., 04-22 Take Down, 94-30/30 lever, 1873-38 cal. lever, 1907-351 cal.,#12-12, 16, 20 ga., #55-30 cal. WCF lever, 1903-22 cal. semi auto, #24-12 ga. dbl. barrel, 1910SL-401 cal., #74-22 auto. 27-LONG GUNS include Savage 22/20 O/U, M1 Garand 308 cal., Savage7mm tactical, Mossberg 22 mag. Chuckster, NEF 12 ga. slug w/rifle site, NIB, British 303 Military,Italian Carcano 6.5 Military, Marlin 915 Youth Model 22, Chinese pellet rifle, Turk 8mm Mauser,CZECH VZ-52 7.62x45mm & case of unopened ammo, other Military rifles. AMMO & GUN RELATED ITEMS: (6) 351 gun clips; 30 cal. carbine clips full & 30 cal. shells;5,000 rds. 22 cal.; Assort. ammo includes 32-WIN, 44-40, 243, 30-30 plus much more; Shotgunshells include 12, 20, 16, 410 & 10 ga. steel; Military ammo boxes.DECOYS & SPORTING COLLECTIBLES: Many duck & goose decoys (wood, paper maché,silhouette, 1 D.U. wood goose); Oneida #14 animal trap; Oval glass minnow trap; Wicker fishingcreels; Snowshoes; Deer horns; Bow & arrows; Fishing lures, poles & nets; Wood ammo boxes(Peters, Remington, Federal & Western); Pheasant mount; Canes w/duck head handles.MISCELLANEOUS: Antique sleds; Horse-hide sleigh robe; Military trunk; Other misc. items.
SEE PHOTOS & GUN LIST ON WEBSITE:www.auctionspecialistsstoughton.com
TERMS: Cash or Good Check. Out of state checks require current bank letter of guarantee. Allpurchases must be settled for day of sale. Number System used-Photo ID Required to RegisterBid/Buy. Announcements made at sale take precedence over advertised material. AUCTIONEER: Norman Taylor, Jr. (RWA #596) Rio, WI, 920-992-5597 or 608-697-2250.SALE MANAGER: James M. Seamonson (Registered Wisconsin License #132) AuctionSpecialists Stoughton LLC, Stoughton, WI, 608-873-7791
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Fraze Axle Grease matted, framed picture on tin; Horsehair bridles, 1 in case & tagged 1920 Deer Lodge Montana state prison; lrg. horse net tagged 1916;1945 Old Style Beer Wild Game cookbook; 100s of old farm related wrenches; many pocketknives [100+, some in displays]; cast seats; cast horse-drawn flat wagon [rare]; horse-drawn plow[Burns]; cap & toy guns w/holsters; Maytag cans & wrenches; LOTS of weathervanes [somew/farm animals] & lightning rod globes [many styles]; Guernsey cow souvenir; butter jugs; smallcupola; milk bottles; cast & metal horse & other animals; horse bells; glass & porcelain door knobs;canes; horse clocks; Haviland china; old Tonka toys; banks [Ettrick-Arcadia-Neillsville]; souvenirbuttons; spring horse; horse head post toppers; many trap & deer tags; tire ashtrays; Horse wind-mill weight, Red Wing crocks & jugs; beer trays, mugs, clocks, bottles, decanters, tapper & wood-en beer chips; jars; picnic basket; cast banks, horse & kettle; Fox typewriter; fishing rods; fly rods[1 octagon]; spear; lots of old fishing lures, spinners & baits; Army uniforms & supplies; cameras;2 metal milk stools; snowshoes [1 set marked US 1942]; old books; calendars; Draft HorseJournals; local advertising items; old records; child’s wood table w/2 chairs; wood potty chair[Germany]; many lanterns [red, green & clear globes]; electric train set; Plumb Champion axe;copper boiler; tin post top; old table; wood cabinet; garden gate; set of tractor chains; deer horns &mounts; wood bench w/double washtubs; DeKalb clock; pitcher; bucksaw; old phones; old tin air-plane; several JD and other machinery tool boxes; water pump. Misc. Automotive: Hood orna-ments, radiator cap, oil cans, license plates, Ford wrenches & head lights & other old parts. ManyCollections: Bells, cork screws, beer bottle openers, can openers, padlocks, mini screwdrivers,wood slide rulers, belt buckles, matchbooks, marbles; Displays of Old- pencils, keys, door han-dles, arrowheads, screwdrivers, draft horse, barb wire, lrg. qty. of rare hand tools [some sold as dis-played sets], LOTS of horse tack. SIGNS: Variety of beer lights & signs [some lighted]; Ag signsincl. DeKalb, Pioneer, Tomco, Fence Master, Northrup King, Apex Fence, Surge, DeLaval & more;Willard Battery; Ford; Snoboy; City Brewery; Hot Dog On A Stick [lighted]; Black Horse Ale;Wonder Cast reel; Schmidt’s City Club Beer thermometer; several hunting & game related signs.MISC.: China hutch; swivel rocker; recliner; stereo; 10” table saw; window fan; seasonal decora-tions. GUNS: 2 Hopkins & Allen 12ga.; Remington 12ga.; Winchester Mod. 12, 20ga.; WinchesterMod. 25, 12ga.; Winchester Mod. 97, 12ga.; Winchester 32cal., lever w/octagon barrel; WinchesterMod. 94, 30-30 [pre 64]; Winchester 38cal., lever; Marlin 22, bolt; Little Pet 410 ss; Victor Special410; Harriet & Richardson 20ga.; Stevens 28ga., Mod. 94C; Winchester Mod. 1890, 22 w/octagonbarrel; Winchester Mod. 64B, 22; Remington Mod. 24, 22 w/Marbles site; Remington Mod. 572,22; Winchester Mod. 37, 12ga. [red letter edition]; old hunting knives; 2 gun cabinets; old ammoboxes; Red Ryder BB gun [in original box]; vintage gun cleaning rods & kits.
Northern Investment Company
Terms: Cash or Check. 5.5% Sales Tax will be charged on applicable items. Auction dayannouncements precede printed material. Items sold “As Is”. For a list of our auctions and realestate listings, visit us at www.NorthernInvestment.Com!
Lloyd Schultz Estate, Helen Schultz
Located: (1610 Sand Lake Rd., Holmen, WI). Watch for NIC auction arrows.
TUESDAY, JUNE 7th, 2016Sale Time: 10:00 A.M. • Color Photos at: www.NorthernInvestment.Com • Lunch & Restroom
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LARGE ANTIQUE AUCTIONLeland & Marjorie Dietmeier Estate
6543 U.S. 20 East, Ridott, ILLocation: 1/4 mile West of U.S. 20/Rock City Rd. (Ridott corners) to Frontage Rd. Next to the
former Sunny Hill Body Shop.
SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 2016 - 9:00 A.M. (Rain Date: Sun., June 12)ANTIQUES – COLLECTIBLES (3 Generations): Oak Commode w/T. bar; Walnut drop leafTable w/6 Chairs; Carved Walnut Table w/marble top; 150 yr. old Baby Cradle w/wheels; 6’Lighted China Hutch; 6’ Open Cupboard; 100 yr. old 7’ Pine Corner Cupboard; Apollo PlayerPiano, works fine; 300+ Piano Rolls w/boxes; 100 yr. old Table top Victrola w/records; Old DollCradle; 1950 Metal Doll House; 3 Antique Chairs from Warren Hotel; Knee Hole Desk; 2 OakOffice Chairs; 3 Lawyer’s Bookcases (2,3,4 shelf); Bentwood Chairs; Caned Back Chairs; 2Singer Treadle Sewing Machines; Piano Stool; Wicker Plant Stands; Toshiba 42” TV w/stand; EndTables; Panasonic 42” TV w/stand; Digital Sewing Machine/embroidery; 2-5 drawer Chests;Stuffed Chairs; Cast Iron Fry Pans, 28”; Griswold Waffle Maker; Crocks & Jugs; Fruit Jars;Collector Plates; Carnival Glass; Enterprise Sausage Press; S&P Collection; Stein & Mugs;Depression Glass; 100+ Old Cookbooks; Brides Basket; Full Set Camelot China 1969; RubyGlass; Spoon Collection; Warren Hotel China; Glass Bell Collection; Coffee Grinder; ClockCollection; Butter Churn; 20+ Cast Iron Pans; Cheese Boxes; Cream Can; C.J. Hutton sickleGrinder; 30 gal. Cast Iron Kettle; Lots Pots & Pans; Many Native American Items; Tin Adver.Cans; Clown Collection; 100+ Old Dolls, all types; Parts for rebuilding dolls; 3 sm. AntiqueScales; 1940 Vintage Men’s Hats; 1940 Vintage Ladies Clothes & Hats; Thimble & ButtonCollection; Camera Collection; Kerosene Lamps; Old Local Adver. Items; 2 Swiss Cow Bells;Sleigh Bells; Men’s top Hat w/box; 1 Man Band; Records, Cases, Albums; Assort. FarmPrimitives; Trapper Scale; Lots Sewing & Material; Boy Scout Items; Sunny Hill Factory (CheeseScale); Courtland Toy Metal Garage; Old Adver. Wood Boxes; Sinclair & Standard Oil Tins;Evinrude 3 hp Outboard Motor; Saw Collection; Hotel Senate Sign, Freeport; Wooden Parts Bins;Double Washtub; Atlas Beer Case w/Bottles; Old Jacks & Hand Tools; Linens, Fancy work;Singer CT Machine; Modern Wall items; Plus much more.Note: House & Shed are full!! Extra large auction of high quality collectibles & Antiques.Possibly 2 auction rings w/ 8-10 wagons to sell. Parking on Frontage Rd. off of US 20.
Lunch Stand & Porta Pot on grounds.Check website for pictures and more information:
www.mudcreekfarms.com/Pro-Auctions.htmlRick Garnhart, Auctioneer: IL Lic. #440000901
German Valley, IL 61039 - 815-238-3044
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PIENTKA AUCTION SERVICELocated at: 2375 Bear Creek Road, Stevens Point, WI 54481
SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 2016 - 9:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. InspectionCome to pientkaauction.com for full flyer and 100+ pictures
Furniture: Vintage display cabinet, hutch, very nice display cabinet, Sunbeamelectric stove, Kenmore stand up freezer, small Haler fridge, small Magic Cheffridge, small Craftsman fridge (looks like tool box), 6 & 4 drawer dressers, guncabinet, kitchen table & chairs, large brown sofa & chair, outdoor bench, 4recliners, rockers, dressers, end tables, 2 TV centers, bookcase, wood table w/3chairs, office desk, 4 metal & cloth office chairs, 6 metal & leather officechairs. Items of Interest: 1967 Ford Mustang (with min.), covered trailer tan-dem axle 7 ft. 10" X 16 ft. long, 20 hp. PoulanPro riding lawn mower, Murray 5 hp. snowblow-er, Gilson 826 snowblower, Craftsman snow-blower, Toro 521 snowblower, (all snowblowershave electric start), 6 lightning rods 2 withglobes, Craftsman tillers (1.5 & 6 hp.),Craftsman gas power washer, Craftsman gas grass trimmer, Craftsman tillers,Skil Saw table saw, Cannon copier, fax machine and more. Other Treasures:10 gal. Red Wing crock, large framed pictures, 6 vintage lanterns, vintage floorlamps, milk cans, pet cage, motorcycle jack stand, tree stand new in box, metalpoles for stacking wood, bread maker, beer mirrors, misc. tools, travel cooler,Wagner power painter, saw horses, range hood, wedding card box (looks likechurch), turkey fryer, canning jars, birdhouse & feeder & more. TERMS: Cash or check, valid driver’s license required when registering forbidder number. Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed mate-rials. Auctioneer and staff are not responsible for accidents or loss. Everythingis sold “as is” condition. No warranties. Great lunch available by Lisa's SweetShop bakery & catering.Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Col. George Pientka #2068-052. Email: [email protected]
440 W. Harding Ave., Stevens Point, WI 54481. Come to pientkaauction.com
AAUUCCTTIIOONNfor Jim & Karen Wockenfus
on the Guns, J.D. Mower, Tools, Depression GlassSATURDAY, JUNE 11th, 2016 - 10:00 A.M.
Location: W6547 Waukechon Rd., Shawano, WI 54166Directions: Hwy. 29 to Shawano Exit 227, then South to Waukechon Road to Auction Site
TERMS: Cash, Good Check, Visa, Master Card w/4% Courtesy Fee.
Sale Clerked & Conducted By:HOMETOWN REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO., INC.
404 S. Main Street, Shawano, WI 54166 • 715-526-6661 • Email: [email protected] Wisconsin Auctioneer: Clayton McHugh, Reg. #66
Website: www.htrealestate.com for photos.
Large Multi-Estate Public Auction #6Located: Kendall County Fairgrounds
10826 Route 71, Yorkville, IL 60560Saturday, June 11th, 2016 - 9:00 A.M. Start
ANTIQUES - COLLECTBLES - HOUSEHOLDWatch website for updates, flyers and photos. Many photos will be posted closer to auction date.Owner(s): Estate of Nick Georges, John Georgoulakis and Others. There will be TWOAuction Rings running all day. Terms: Cash or good check with proper ID on day of sale. Nothingremoved until settled. All items are being sold as is with no stated or implied warranty. Sale dayannouncements take precedence over printed material. Buyers are responsible for all items aftersold. NO BUYER’S PREMIUM!
See website for full listing. Andrew Maravelas WI Licensed Auctioneer #928, 1228 Clinton St.,La Crosse, WI 54603 - 608-792-2437 • Always ask for and work with a Licensed Auctioneer!
#2 ~ LIVE ONSITE SIMULCASTTractor / Implements / Saddlery
Starts 6:30 p.m. Wed., June 8, W2780 Kloss Rd., Barre Mills, WINew Holland TN55 Tractor - TN65 Front End Loader - DuraLine 2 Horse Trailer -MF3 point plow - JD336 Baler - JD 1219 Haybine - JD 513 Mower - NH Rolabar256 Rake - 36” SCHOOL BELL - 8 GUN SAFE - PLUS 6 SADDLES and 26 Lotsof TACK. Expect a 1 hour Auction. Preview 5:30 6/8/16
#1 ~ Online Estate ~ BID NOW ~ Ends 6:15 p.m. Tues., June 7
GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLCWisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg & Baraboo, WI • 608-524-6416 - 608-356-9437 • [email protected]
GAVIN BROS. TWO DAY AUCTIONJack Schultz Estate and Betty SchultzE7429 Hwy. 23/33, Reedsburg, WI 53959
DATE: Thursday, June 9th • TIME: 12:00 Noon & Friday, June 10th • TIME: 9:00 A.M.LOCATION: 1 mile East of Reedsburg or 11 miles West of Baraboo on Hwy. 23/33. LUNCH: Country GalsNote: Very partial list of a very large auction. The most extensive collection of Effinger Brewery itemswe have ever seen. Jack and Betty collected these items over many years. Lots of very collectibleitems. Spend two days with us in what will be a very enjoyable & interesting auction. Antique, col-lectible, advertising items sold on Thursday. Friday will be remaining antique, collectible, advertisingitems and ALL Effinger & Beer related items. We will sell for 4 to 5 hours on Thursday. Lots of pic-tures at www.gavinbros.com more complete list on website. Auction held insidew/seating. BREWERY RELATED ITEMS: 3 Effinger clocks; Ferd Effinger
metal sign; Effinger Ice Cream 2 sided metal sign; 3 Effinger Beertrays; Ruhland beer tray; Effinger & Old Gold Picnic bottles;Effinger Root Beer Bottle; lots of beer bottles including Effinger ofall descriptions; Reedsburg Brewery, Eulberg-Portage, Epstein
Bros.-Portage, Riverside-Sauk City, Ruhland-Baraboo,Housemann-Madison beer bottles; 14 Effinger beer cases;
F. Effinger case w/24 bottles; 7 Altpeter cases;Fauerbach, 2 Pabst, Old Gold, Gem City, Eulberg,Zimmerly Bros., Hillsboro wood beer cases; 2 Effingerwood kegs; 2 Effinger tap handles; Effinger playing cards;20+ Effinger glasses, different sizes & types; Very large Effinger
Matchbook collection with local advertising (list- www.gavinbros.com); Effinger bot-tle openers & others; Effinger menu; Effinger jacknives & thimble; other Effingeradvertising items. ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, ADVERTISING: Alpeterseltzer bottles; 80+ milk bottles including Shamrock, Hilltop, Gem City, Caflisch,Valley Gold, Martiny, Dolly Madison, Kilbourne and lots of others; Baraboo Bear Tales by Cole; LifeStory of Ringling Bros.; Baraboo, Dells & Devils Lake Region by H.E. Cole; lots of other good booksincluding Davy Crocket, Tom Sawyer, Will Rogers, Black Beauty, Hans Brinker, Zane Grey & others;Lots of Children’s books; Big Little Books; 150+ old comic books; Sauk Co. Fair advertising; DeLavaladvertising; Debbie Reynolds cutouts; Devils Lake Cigar Box & others; Devils Lake Gautier and otheritems; lots of local advertising; very large collection of yard sticks & rulers-local advertising; largealbum of local old postcards (list- www.gavinbros.com) lots of old calendars; Christmas decorations;old coloring books including Doris Day, Lucille Ball; Political items; Fisher Price toys; Annie Oakleygame; Lone Ranger Game; Roy Rogers pin; Gene Autry toy gun; old sheet music including Gene Autry,Ernest Tubb, Red Foley & others; flat irons; lots of Silhouette advertising; Doll House; Pocket ledgers;6 Breakfast of Champions cereal bowls; Brass face scale; Rocking horse; Wicker baby buggy; handcorn planters; bucksaw; 2 leaded glass windows; coffee grinder; 2 Piedmont Cigarette porcelain signs;Oliver Sales & Service sign; Fisher Drug Store metal sign; Capener Auto & ImplementThermometer/picture; Chalk figurines; Juliar Theatre poster; corn dryers; copper boiler; Baraboowrenches & others; Standard Oil oil can; Advertising thermometers; pens & pencils; greeting cards; lots oflocal postcards; wood pulleys; egg crate; Wood butter churn; treadle sewing machine; Glass display cabinet fromFisher Drug Store; Victor Victrola; lots of other items. TERMS: Cash or good check. Visa/MasterCard w/conve-nience fee.
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TUESDAY ~ JUNE 7th, 2016 ~ 9:00 A.M.Our usual selection of 100’s of smalls & loads of furniture!
A FEW ITEMS UNIQUE TO THIS AUCTION: Fancy cast ironVictorian coat rack w/gargoyle base, Simon & Halbig large bisque
head doll w/jointed body, costume jewelry, Large Chandler pastelof camp by river, fantastic solid bronze ceiling fixture, Red Wing,Western Stoneware, Eastern salt glaze stoneware, vintage Flash coasterwagon, copper boilers, Beer advertising signs, advertising thermome-ters, mirrors, clocks, Dionne babies scrap album, WW11 era photoalbum, lace work, bead spreads, quilts, Fire King jadeite nesting bowlset, Pyrex, Hull & Roseville pottery, F. Remington 1908 print Moosehunter in canoe, Art glass prism Lightolier table lamp,Fabulous vintage wood frame beach chair w/canopy, GreenBay Packer collectibles, farm primitives, log cant hooks, Furcoats, prints, paintings, wood barrel, pocket knives, RC Race
car, boat & planes, vintage & modern fishing equip-ment, several pedal car wheels & parts, vintage bicy-cles, mid-century gun cabinet, hunting clothes, vintageoil cans, vintage tobacco pipes, vintage luggage,Depression glass, China, plus much furniture and somuch more. Items are arriving daily!
We are accepting items for consignment up to sale time. If you have items to sell,bring them to Jefferson. Paid same day if you wait.
Setup is Monday, June 6th ~ 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Morning of sale 7:00 a.m. to starting time.Terms: Cash, Good check with state photo ID, out of state checks require 1 additional form of ID, Visa, MC, Discover, Amex, ATMon site. State photo ID required for bid number, all items sold as is with no returns, 13% buyer fee with a 3% discount for cash. Weare not responsible for accidents, all announcements made at the auction supersede any printed information.Presented by: Gregory Klug Sr., Auctioneer & Appraiser
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #584, PO Box 617, Cambridge, WI 53523920-723-4309 [email protected]
www.WisAuction.comJEFFERSON COUNTY FAIR PARK, JEFFERSON, WI
Between Madison, WI and Milwaukee, WI6 miles south of I-94. Hwy. 26 to Hwy. 18 east to N. Jackson Ave., left to
Fair Park. Indoors & Heated, clean bathrooms, Hot food served forbreakfast & lunch. View our website for more info. and photos
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“A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique NewsIt’s always fun to see what items have sold for.
All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in Auction Action Antique News over the last 21 years.
Colt AR-15model SP1 .223cal. semi-auto. rifle
with Colt scope & 2 clips soldfor $1,200 at a Beloit Auction Service event.
This rare all-greenWestern Stoneware OldSleepy Eye cattail vase was the bigwinner among the stoneware, sell-
ing for an impressive $1,600 atMiller’s Auction Company.
New London MetalProcessing Corp.
Caterpillar D4 dieselcrawler with front mountedblade on metal tracks soldfor a high bid of $5,000 at
an Aumannauction.
This Eska Massey-Harris 44, small ver-sion with open grill brought a high bid
of $1,400 at an Aumann auction.
This 1929 Arcade11 1/2” long Arcade
White dump truck in very nice condition soldfor $2,300 at a Wayne Yoder auction in 2009.
This nice newerenamel top kitchen
cupboard sold for a highbid of $280 at a NorthCentral Sales auction.
Auctioneer Kathy Packard of North CentralSales selling one of the many items through-
out the day.
Signed McClelland &Barclay FiguralConcierge Phone
Stand, sold for $5,750at a Tom Harris auction.
This 104 piece Copeland Spode “Spode’sAster” dinnerware set sold for a high bid of$1,000 at a Beloit Auction & Realty event.
This very nice antique horse drawn bus soldfor a high bid of $3,000 at a Sullivan auction.
This 30” cylinder music box was inunrestored condition, but still sold for a
solid $1,400 at a Times Past auction.
Browning 12 ga. over/overtrap shotgun sold for $1,300 at a Beloit
Auction Service event.
1940s MarathonBottle Radio
brought $575 atChuilli’s Auction
Service.
Comfy Slipper easelsign, 30” tall. It
brought a high bid of$2,000 at a W. Yoder
auction.
1910 Billards directorchair in excellent con-ditionbrought a final
bid of $130 at NorthCentral Sales.
This nice oakbench with
arms realized ahigh bid of $250 at North
Central Sales.
Winner amongthe many beer
trays at aMiller’sAuction
Co. event:this rareFox LakeBrewing
Co. “ThreeFishes” exam-
ple, selling for$1,000.
This 6” tall two tone Galenapottery jar withminor rim chip
brought a high bidof $1,400 at a
Munda auction.
Eska Case 800 pedaltractor sold for $750
at an Aumann auction.
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Are you looking for something exciting and fun to do in June…then come to the Star of theNorth Antique and Vintage Show. From vintage toys to Tiffany and everything in between, vintage andantique enthusiasts as well as nostalgia seekers will find much to choose from at the new 2-day venue.The Star of the North Antique and Vintage Show slated for June 24 & 25, 2016 is fast approaching.
Dealers from around the country will be showcasing a selection of antiques that is unmatchedat any other show. The Star of the North is always known for having a wonderful selection of CivilWar, political, advertising, coins, vintage toys, dolls, children's dishes, children's furniture, stoneware,Red Wing, clocks, American Indian items, fine art glass, fine porcelains, flow blue china, paintings,Moser, jewelry, sterling, sterling silver matching service, art pottery, holiday collectibles, prints, deco-rative antiques, carnival glass, cut glass, Fenton Glass, Cambridge, Royal Bayreuth, Royal Doulton,Nippon, hatpins, napkin rings, match safes, bookends, door stops, notary seals, postcards, comics,ephemera, furniture, primitives, vintage clothing, mid-century modern, vintage items, retro, old booksand much, much more.
Note the new 2-day venue and new show hours: Friday: 10 am - 6 pm; Saturday: 9 am - 4pm. Admission is $6 and is good both days of the show - mention this news release and receive $1 offone admission at the door and remember PARKING IS FREE.
Mark your calendar now and bring your family or a friend and don't miss this great buyingopportunity. Come and check us out and enjoy a day or a weekend of antiquing at the Minnesota StateFairgrounds - show is in the Education Building . Also, check out the Book Fair in the ProgressBuilding just down the street.
For show information, call 641-832-2700 or 507-269-1473. Checkout our website: www.townsendantiqueshows.com and print out a discountticket.
Star Of The North Antique & Vintage Show Returns To The MinnesotaState Fairgrounds Education Building New 2-Day Venue June 24 & 25
Article by Kae Townsend (Townsend Antiques Show)
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(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 46th Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI FairgroundsJuly 1 (Friday) Holiday Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
July 2 & 3 (Sat. & Sun.) Massive 2-Day Holiday Antique Market & Flea Market; Shawano, WI-FairgroundsJuly 7, 8, 9 & 10 Iola Toy Barn; during massive Iola Wisconsin Car Show
July 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 46th Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI FairgroundsAugust 13 & 14 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, ILAugust 14 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86August 20 (Saturday Nite) “Massive” 40th Annual Wheaton “All-Nite” Flea Market 3pm-3am;
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32nd Annual Native American Antique Show In Baraboo, Wisconsin
Buffalo hide Sioux woman’swork case with beaded panels.
Sioux woman’s hide, quilled &beaded awl case, circa 1870.
Large grouping of Eastern Indian
split baskets with covers.
Man’s pair of Sioux
hide painted& beaded leggings,
circa 1885.
Acoma pottery Indian bowl. One of several pieces ofpainted pottery. Menominee Indian hide
Large grouping of powder horns,
19th century.
Buffalo hide, beaded black footarrow & bow quiver case, circa
1875. Several pieces of beadwork.
Forged iron trapfrom early 19thcentury. One ofseveral at show.
Large Navaho rug. One of several at show.
Eskimo &InuitIvory
carvings.Several at show
along with Canadiansoap stone carvings.
Sioux Indian rare man’sbone hair pipe breast
plate with quilled bottompanel, circa 1880’s.
Beaded knife case &beaded tobacco bag.
Large grouping of prehistoricIndian axes & celts.
Tlinget Northwest Coast carved Halibut fish hook.
One of many NorthwestCoast Items.
The 32nd Annual Native American Artifact & Antique Showpromises to be another outstanding show as dealers from upto 13 states will be present to sell their wares.
With a early buyers preview, the show is open onFriday night June 24th 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Main show hours are
Saturday, June 25th from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. andSunday, June 26th from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.
Also, experts on hand to help identify any items the publicwant to bring in for indentifcation. Remember the show has freeadmission and plenty of free parking.
The Show will be held at the Sauk County Fairgrounds inBaraboo, Wisconsin and is sponsored by Parson’s Indian Trading Postin Lake Delton and Thunderbird Motel 608-356-7757 in Baraboo.
Admission to the public is FREE and there is plenty of FREE Parking.
For further information contact:John Welsch at 920-923-3842 or 920-251-3097.
When in town, be sure to check out Parson’s Indian Trading Post and The Baraboo Circus Museum.
Western Apache basketry, large shallow bowl,circa 1890. One of many Apache baskets at show.
Pair of Kiowa man’s moccasins, circa 1880.
Pair of cowboy chaps buffalohide & angora. One of 3 pair.
Several piecesof silver &turquoise jewelry at
show.
ChippewaIndian cloth& beaded
bandoleer bag,circa 1900.
Acoma Pueblo pottery canteen.
Pair of Eastern Sioux hide & porcupine quilled
moccasins, circa 1870.
Large Skookum doll in original
box. One ofseveral at show.
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SHOW HOURSSaturday June 11th 9 am to 5 pmSunday June 12th 10 am to 3 pm
GENERAL ADMISSION$9 good both Saturday & Sunday
PREVIEW ADMISSION$40 Per person good on Fridayduring setup, Sat. & Sun. also
It's MOON-LITE Madness, on Saturday June 18th, from 3PM TOMIDNIGHT AT THE Boone County Fairgrounds located at 8791, IL. Rt. 76in Belvidere, Illinois
A Very Special Guest Appearance of JOYCE DE WITT from theIconic, “Three's Company” TV Show will be featured and on-hand to sign
autographed photos! Also will be “Rockabilly”, Roots, Rock and Country Blues played by nationally acclaimedSTEVEN R. TRENT. There will be Hula-Hoop entertainment by JILL JANOSEK. And live music by “The TRI-NADOA Duo”!
“No need for Sun-Tan lotion at this market,” state Bob Zurko of Zurko's Midwest Promotions, pro-moter of the special event. It's a night of “Flea & Fun”!It's treasure-hunting at its finest, as dealers gather their “FLEAS & STUFF including Antiques, Crafts, CountyFurniture, Old Comics, Toys, MEMORABILIA of all sorts and lots of Collectibles. The “NITE” market affordsa great opportunity for folks who generally cannot attend a Flea Market during the day. Great food & snacks willbe available. Dealers will be indoors, in tents and open-air, as the market goes rain of “MOON SHINE”! Asalways, the fun is in the hunt. Bring 'FLASHLIGHTS”! For additional information on this and other ZurkoPromotions, call or write: 115 E. Division St. Shawano, WI. 54166 (715-526-9769) www.zurkopromotions.com
Annual Late-Nite Flea Market To Host Legendary Movie Star
Joyce De Witt From TV’s Three’s CompanyArticle & pictures by Bob Zurko (Zurko Promotions)
3R D SUNDAY MARKET
ANTIQUESCOLLECTIBLES • CRAFTS • GARDEN
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BLOOMINGTON, ILINTERSTATE CENTER2301 W. Market Street(Air Conditioned & Heated)
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 ~ Route 9 West
450 VENDORS300 INSIDE BOOTHS
(RAIN OR SHINE)
8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Food/NO PETS
2016May 15 • June 19 • July 17Aug. 21 • Sept. 18 • Oct. 16
Admission $6.00
FREE PARKING
13 & under Free
“One of the nation’s best,” - Country Living Mag
June 12th is the date of the first of two shows tobe held this 2016 season. These events areheld In the Ley Pavilion at Harris Parkin Dodgeville, Wisconsin. This showagain promises to be filled withgreat items brought by as many as50 or more dealers. Sixty fivedealer spaces are available foryour shopping pleasure. Pastshoppers will usually find their favorite dealers on hand,Karen Brown is always here with her huge postcard col-lection as well as a fantastic assortment of vintageJewelry. Michael Knight of The Green Knight is abook of knowledge on military collectibles and hewill have a great assortment of items available.Ted Slaton, Art and Antiques, always has a
large selection of vintage and unusual items to view.Local dealers, Jack and Marion Reynolds, have a booth
filled with great finds and thisshow includes a beautifullypainted carousel tiger. This
is a rare piece and one youwant to be sure to view.
Don't miss the Lion'sClub food stand. Greatfood at a fair price.
Not to be missed is the Dodgeville Lionesshome made pie sale. Buy a piece or the wholepie. Several people driving from Madison have com-mented, "We are really disappointed if we arrive too lateand the pies are sold out".
Driving to Dodgevillefrom any direction is a
scenic route and within 60 miles from Prairie Du Chein,Dubuque, Madison, and Wisconsin Dells. The area
abounds with many nearbytourist attractions such asthe House on The Rock,Frank LLoyd Wright'sTalieson, Cave of theMounds and Shake Rag Street. Make a fun filledweekend. Don't missour show and take home
a great treasure.For more information contact Bob 608-935-
3926 or write Bob Kratochwill, 413 W Spring St,Dodgeville, WI 53533. All profit derived from your paidadmission is donated back to worthy Lion's projects.
A Great Show, A Great Town & A Great Club *The 24th Year*Dodgeville Lion’s Club Antique Sale & Flea Market
Article by Bob Kratochwill (Dodgeville Lions Club)
