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The finer points of arrowhead collecting By DOUG GRAVES

Stumble on one along a creek side or in a farm field and consider yourself lucky.

Discover one in pristine condition and you hit a small jackpot. Build a small collection of arrowheads, and you might have hit the mother lode.

The first arrowheads were created thousands of years ago and were carved out of various materials such as flint, agate, jasper and quartzite. They repre-sent some of the earliest known remnants as to how our prehistoric ancestors lived. That said, collecting arrowheads is a somewhat esoteric hobby within the greater antiques and collectibles field.

“If you have the time, patience and know where to search the odds are good of finding a few arrowheads,” said John Elsbernd, owner of Fort Ancient Trading Post in Oregonia, Ohio.

Prime spots to look, Elsbernd says, are streams and farmland.“Farmland is one hotspot that arrowhead enthusiasts head for, but modern

farming methods are changing this search somewhat,” Elsbernd said. “With no-till farming, tractors aren’t plowing up the fields as they once did. It was not unusual to see people out in the fields in the spring, following farmers who had just disked their fields. But the popularity of no-till farming has sent many of those same arrowhead hunters back to creek beds.”

Elsbernd has been collecting arrowheads for nearly a half century and has found southwest Ohio to be a hotbed of arrowheads.

“In this area the Adenas and Hopewells flourished and they were known for making tools and warheads out of the local rock,” Elsbernd said.

Brad Thomas of Franklin, Ohio, has been collecting arrowheads for 35 years and his collection now occupies most of his basement. While some people ‘fall’ into a hobby by coincidence, Thomas ‘stepped’ on this one…literally.

“Each spring I go turkey hunting and one early morning in 1985, while walk-ing through a freshly plowed field right after a downpour in eastern Indiana, I stepped as quietly as I could while on the lookout for the gobblers when I stepped on what I thought was a sharp stone,” Thomas said. “It was a perfect arrowhead. That was a game changer for me and I now hunt for arrowheads, not wild game.”

“Arrowheads connect me with hunters from the past, and the artifacts are a reminder of how different our methods and equipment are today,” Thomas said. “Just about any place you go, Native Americans have been there, and you could usually find something if you’re patient and hunt long enough for it.”

Joe Candillo, founder and owner of Authentic Native American Arts, LLC. Candillo graduated from Appalachian State University with a degree focused on Native American studies and outdoor museums. He is a member of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona and has taught various courses about Native Americans at Marshall University, West Virginia University and SUNY-Buffalo.

Candillo said one collector he knows has spent decades hunting arrowheads and has amassed a collection of nearly 250,000, some of which are 12,000 years old. He estimates that collection is worth $1 million.

“As you go back in time, an arrowhead becomes more valuable,” Candillo said. “Some of the oldest points, my goodness, I have seen these go anywhere from $500 to a couple thousand dollars. On the low end, arrowheads sell for between $5 and $15 apiece. Financial gain, however, is inconsequential for most.”

Here are six tips these experts offered: • “The first is to do your homework,” Thomas said. “More than 500 Native

American tribes are recognized in the U.S. and they’ve been around for a very long time. It’s best to narrow your search for stone arrowheads by learning about the tribes that inhabited the area that you’re prospecting. The common bond here is that they all trapped and hunted for game. “One should gain an

Above: The 2-, 3- and 4-inch arrowheads appear authentic but are actually reproductions that were made in a tool shop. Arrowhead collectors should consult experts before paying top dollar for any arrowhead.

Below: Experts agree that all arrowheads have a point, an edge and a base. But beware, they say, as there are reproductions out there.

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Valley Auctions will offer glimpse into the wild westEric C. Rodenberg

DUBLIN, Va. – Bronc buster, rodeo champion and a star of the Buffalo Bill Wild West Shows, Harry S. Knight, an easy-going, slow spoken 6- footer, was every bit of the storybook Western hero.

Born in 1878, Knight was in Tomb-stone, Ariz., and remembered the “Earp Vendetta Ride,” when Deputy U.S. Marshal Wyatt Earp rode out of town with a posse looking for the “out-

law cowboys” who had ambushed his brothers Virgil and Morgan.

Growing up in Tombstone, it was said that Knight personally knew the Earps, Doc Holliday, and later during his show years, he became friends with

Col. Buffalo Bill Cody, sharp-shooter Annie Oakley, outlaw Cole Younger and Frank James, brother of the infamous Jesse James.

Knight’s family had moved to Tombstone from Oregon, where his father served as a govern-ment Indian Agent for several years, rode as an Indian Scout with Cody, and served in the Idaho Legislature, in addition to ranching in Nevada.

The move to Tombstone was made in Conestoga wagons “with big teams lugging at the traces,” according to a 1954 article in Southwest Rancher magazine.

Tombstone, settled among and atop silver mines, was booming in the mid-1880s. The town had a bowling alley, four churches, two banks, three news-papers and an ice cream parlor, along-side 110 saloons, 14 gambling halls

and numerous dance halls and broth-els, according to published reports.

Knight’s father had moved the fami-ly to this boomtown to fulfill a contract with the U.S. government for hauling 200,000 cords of wood. Once the con-tract was fulfilled, his father traded a team, harness and wagon for 160 acres

Right: A handsome 1920s-era Sioux bead-ed hide vest, possibly custom made for

Harry Knight, illustrates geometric designs with stars, is expected to be one of the

more sought-after lots in the Aug. 8 online only sale at Valley Auctions.

Left: From a copy of a 1930s pho-tograph of Pioneer Cowboy Har-ry Knight in his cabin, an early 20th century Sioux quill and beaded pipe bag appears in the background. The American Indian pipe bag is one of many authentic Old West items be-ing sold online by Valley Auctions of Dublin, Virginia.

BreyerFest cantered into the virtual worldBy Nancy Kelly

In a typical year, when the steamy hot month of July rolls around, thousands of model horse collectors gather in Lexington, Ky., to experience BreyerFest. Unfortunately, 2020 has not been a typical year so this epic model horse event was forced to cancel the in-person cel-ebration and move the festivities online. It normally takes 14 months to plan, organize, and implement BreyerFest. However, on April 13, 2020 the decision was made to take it virtual, leading to about 10 weeks of scrambling, experimenting, and trying to prepare for the event.

This year’s theme was Celtic Fling, and many of the activities tied into that. Prior to and during the event the BreyerFest team kept participants informed by updating the Breyer-Fest Blog. That became a central location for learning about new and different routines and events. But how would they simulate the live experience of BreyerFest?

The place to start was the Virtual BreyerFest (VBF) website which was created with but-tons to permit entry into the various activities. Tickets sold for BreyerFest this year permit-ted full participation, or limited participation depending on the price. When logging into the VBF site, only those events that were authorized were visible. Normally there are many activities that in-person attendees can enjoy, and most of those were recreated fairly well in the internet world. With a click on the VBF website the adventure began!

BreyerFest hosts three very competitive model horse shows. This year, the entrants were able to participate by photographing their models and uploading them into the appropriate show; open, youth, or breakables. The open show alone reported that their judges sorted through 27,000 photos. One of the advantages of showing this way was that the horses did not need to be packed and hauled to Kentucky, avoiding damage. Awards were then mailed to the winners.

The BreyerFest special run horses are always a highlight, and again different special runs were available depending on the ticket level purchased. Selecting the special run store but-ton at the assigned time shoppers were allowed to enter and purchase their treasures, then complete their purchase using the Breyer website store checkout. Because models could not be purchased in person this year, Breyer offered all USA customers free shipping throughout the weekend. Canadian collectors were charged a $10 flat fee to cover all models and interna-tional buyers $25, all of which were a great bargain!

Many helpful seminars and workshops are always offered at BreyerFest. With a click of the “Talks and Presentations” button everyone could access such topics as “Repairing Models”, “Learning to Collect”, “Hobby History”, or the beloved story of Sargent Reckless, the Korean War horse. People who purchased the highest level of VBF ticket could also

click the “Workshops” button and gain additional information on topics such as “Painting the Peepers”, “Pasteling Your Horse”, “Etching Decorators”, “Dapples and Duns”, and “Car-

See BreyerFest on page 4

Above: After paying for BreyerFest tickets, those attending then logged into the Virtual BreyerFest website and were immediately greeted with these buttons that directed them to their desired destinations. From this selection one could shop at the Breyer store, attend workshops, watch videos of live horses, and much more.

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Richard and Nancy spent a lifetime traveling the world. Richard is a retired Colonel in the United States Army. During his service to our country, he was a tank com-mander during the Cold War and was stationed in Germany across the border from Soviet forces in Hungary. He also served during the Vietnam war. Nancy, an avid history buff, traveled with Richard while raising a family and was a teacher at posts where they served. Most recently, she taught Special Education in Paw Paw, WV.

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Vintage Coca-Cola bottle,Las Vegas, NM

Vintage Berkeley Club Ginger Ale America’s Best Bottle Opener

Berkeley Springs Print - Frame14”x18”, Berkeley Springs

“A Celebrated And Fashionable Health Resort”

Vintage Tin Friction Toy Tank

Caskey Baking Go. Martinsburg, WV Tip Top Bread Box 1806

32” wide, 23” deep, 24” tall

Solid wood bench seat, 14” tall

1940’s Wooden Toy Boat

Corner Cabinet- Walnut Top Has Pegged Doors, Dental

Molding, Early 19th Century, Bottom Cabinet Much Newer,

Made To Set Top On

Star Yacht(Pond Boat) Guaranteed to Sail

Birkenhead Made in England

Primitive Trencher Bowl And Utensils 19”X10”, Has RepairAntique wooden child’s sleigh

18”x12” x27”

Military - WWII Gold Star for fallen soldiers, 16”x21”, Battle at Dundee 20”x25”,

3 NRA Posters In Poor Condition

Art depicting WWII- framed ship photo13”x 17”, print of Italian campaign

13”x18”

Wooden Mandolin Wall Clock - Pressed Design, Gilt On Glass, Key Wind, 30”X 12”

Wall Art Wall Art 43”x41”43”x41”

Framed Picture of “Homecoming of Destroyer Squadron 24”x26”x20”

Civil War Bullet in box andCivil War Era musket balls

6” Tall Cast-Iron Indian Bank

Vintage Boy Scout Forest Ranger Cast-Iron

Bank 7” tall

19th Century Clay Marbles - Jar Full

Folk Art - Hand Carved & Painted, 43” Tall, Carved From 1 Pc.

Of Wood

Pie Safe - 12 Original Tin Panels, 19th Century, Good

Condition, 72” Tall, 40” Wide, 16” Deep, Doors & Shelves On Top & Below, 1 Slender Drawer

Antique Sleigh Bells - 109”, 35 Numbered Graduated Bells, Original Leather In

Good Good Condition, 18Th, Hard To Find In This Condition

Bathing Beauties- Bisque “Naughties”, Mermaids And Two Small

Bisque Figures

Very Large Arrowhead Display 25”x25”

Map Of United States- 3D Relief Map, Made In West Germany, 66”x53”, Good Condition

1854 Quarter Dollar

One Ounce .999 Pure Silver with American Flag

Framed Picture 13”x19”

Nice Stained glass piece 28”x19”

Vintage Window Hanger, It Would Represent That They Had A Boy In The

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Grain Shovel Grain Shovel - 33”

Cast Iron Squirrel Nutcracker

Franchi-Made In Italy,n48/Al. 12 GA

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Vintage Suzuki Metal Friction Toy Tank, Nice Condition, 3½” long

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Small cookie jar, made in Japan

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as “Repairing Models”, “Learning to Col-lect”, “Hobby History”, or the beloved story of Sargent Reckless, the Korean War horse. People who purchased the highest level of VBF ticket could also click the “Workshops” button and gain additional information on topics such as “Painting the Peepers”, “Pasteling Your Horse”, “Etching Decorators”, “Dapples and Duns”, and “Carriage Horse Perfor-mance Set Up”. Because there were so many of these workshop and seminar op-tions, Breyer decided to keep the website active till the end of July to allow every-one the opportunity to view them.

One of the wonderful experiences of BreyerFest at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington is interacting with the live horses, both those that live there year-round and those that are brought in for BreyerFest. In order to compensate for that missed opportunity, there were nu-merous videos featuring the live horses. Breyer honors several horses by creat-ing a model in their likeness and then that horse will appear at BreyerFest as a guest. The owners of each of those horses submitted videos to VBF so that folks could get to know the guest hors-es that their models were created for. Some of those included Benelli the blue roan Clydesdale, Faugh-A-Ballagh the cremello Gypsy Vanner, W.H. Topgun representing the Connemara pony breed from Ireland, and Ballynoe Castle RM who was this year’s Celebration model. There were also numerous videos of Celt-ic breeds, Celtic sport competitions, a video tour of the horse park conducted by Captain Lisa Rakes and her equine part-ner Oliver, and some dramatic presenta-tions as well, all available at the click of the appropriate button. While attendees could not pet the noses of the horses this year, they still got to enjoy their perfor-mances.

To help keep people informed and en-tertained, a live video feed was present-ed numerous times throughout the day with announcements, updates, inter-views, tips, and other fun activities. For the three days of VBF Kimber Goodwin served as tour guide, hostess, and cheer leader presenting various fascinating segments.

Breyer raises money for various horse-related charities during Breyer-Fest by holding raffles and an auction of one-of-a-kind models. Much thought and planning went into how to properly simulate these popular activities while also observing certain legal restrictions. To simplify the raffle, everyone who had purchased an admission ticket was auto-matically entered into the raffle at no ex-tra cost and then winners were randomly drawn.

The auction was a different mat-ter. After much consideration, it was decided to post the one-of-a-kind and

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highly collectible auction models on the LiveAuctioneers.com website. Bidding took place online over the three days of VBF. Then on the last day, the auc-tion website went “live” with auctioneer John Stessel firing up the bidders and helping to bring in generous prices to benefit Therapeutic Horsemanship, Old Friends Thoroughbred retirement farm, ASPCA, HSUS and 4-H Round Up. Be-cause bidding was open to a much wider audience than usual, thanks to the expo-sure of the internet, there was much ex-citement as the bids soared. There was no buyer’s premium charged, so prices are actual selling prices. The highest selling item was the Breyer Rhennish draft horse in sooty metallic palomi-no that left with a high bid of $10,000. Next highest was the blanket Appaloosa Akhal-Teke cantering model with a high bid of $9,500 followed by the black and white leopard Appaloosa colored Roxy that closed at $9,000. The highly desir-able In-Between Mare in glossy flaxen chestnut sabino also proved popular with a final bid of $9,000. A fun auction lot offered the chance to design your own Breyer model. This unique oppor-tunity was acquired with a high bid of $6,750.

Buttons displayed on the VBF website also provided access to other destinations as well. BreyerFest in Kentucky normal-ly provides a room for hobby artists to display and sell their items, and VBF continued that tradition. When selecting the “Artisan’s Gallery” button, a list of links was provided to take the shopper to each of the artists’ personal websites. The artists reported brisk sales, some saying it was their best BreyerFest ever! Vendors of Breyer model horses and re-lated merchandise were represented on the “Vendor Fair” button, with the list of links taking the shoppers to their web-sites as well.

A closing interview wrapped up the weekend, with Kimber Goodwin inter-viewing Breyer President Tony Fleis-chmann. He expressed how proud and impressed he was with his staff who were able to pull off this new event with no playbook to follow and limit-ed time to make it happen. With the positive feedback he has received he is thinking that even if BreyerFest re-turns to the Kentucky Horse Park in 2021 that there will still be an online component to it so that more people can participate. Many people cannot attend BreyerFest either due to the expense of traveling, conflicting sched-ules, or health considerations. This year 30,000 people were delighted to be able to participate from all around the world, including Costa Rica, Singa-pore, Lithuania, and Qatar.

Next year’s theme is “Horse of a Differ-ent Color” and the dates are July 16-18, 2021. Updates will be available, starting early next year, on the Breyerhorses.com website. Photos used in this article are from that website and from LiveAuction-eers. com

Above: Most of the model horses sold during Virtual BreyerFest were realistic colors, but a few like “Greenman” celebrated the Celtic Fling theme with vibrant colors and ornate decorations.

Below: The one-of-a-kind, black and white Breyer leopard Appaloosa Roxy proved to be very popular with the collectors, closing with a high bid of $9,000.

Below: Breyer creates some of their model horses based on live horses. Often, those horses appear as guests at BreyerFest. This year, the owners of the horses submitted videos so that those purchasing the Breyer models could still get to know their live counterparts.

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If you can’t get to the museum, the museum finds a way to youBy Barbar a Miller Beem

PHILADELPHIA — By now, the recre-ation of a Bonnin and Morris pickle stand was supposed to be on exhibit in the fam-ily-friendly discovery center of Philadel-phia’s Museum of the American Revolution. As it graced the mantelpiece of a late-18th century domestic setting, the tiered serving dish would “wow” visitors to “Revolution Place,” located on the museum’s lower lev-el. Instead, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the tiered serving dish has spent several months in the office of R. Scott Ste-phenson, Museum president and CEO. But thanks to a newly released video, the pains-taking process by which Michelle Erickson crafted this exquisite porcelain piece has been documented and is available for all to view on the internet.

For Erickson, a master ceramicist living in Virginia, the 18-minute film represents the culmination of a project that began in 2005, when she had the opportunity to han-dle 1770s pickle stands. Intended for the serving of sweet meats, these wares were the output of the Philadelphia-based Amer-ican China Manufactory; the experience, she recalled, was “a little bit daunting.” What followed was a two-year exploratory process in which she attempted to recreate one of the pickle stands employing a “re-verse engineering” process.

Among her challenges was replicating the three large scallop shells that served as the base of the original. Careful examina-tion revealed evidence of ridges and growth rings, indicating that these shells had not been modeled, but rather livecast, which turns out to be unique to American-made

ceramics of this sort. The hunt for an iden-tical shell culminated when the character-istics of what are known as “Irish baking shells” proved a perfect match. And then there was the matter of the top cup with 32 lobes, “distinctly American,” she continued. Uniting these two elements was a column strewn in “seaweed” and decorated with presscast “shells.” If uniting these elements sounds precarious, it is. But, Erickson com-mented, “It’s incredible how stable the de-sign is.”

Although the process of recreating the Philadelphia-made pickle stand was fea-tured on the pages of the 2007 edition of Ce-ramics in America, Erickson continued to pursue the possibility of producing a video to document the process. Her patience and perseverance paid off in December 2018 when the ceramicist, long acquainted with Stephenson, served as artist-in-residence at the Museum of the American Revolution. Fortuitously, this overlapped the Philadel-phia Museum of Art’s loan of a Bonnin and Morris pickle stand which was, as it hap-pened, manufactured less than a mile away from the Museum.

As part of her residency, Erickson pre-sented an evening program, “American Pickle,” the highlight of which was her con-structing a pickle stand before a live audi-ence, a bold undertaking considering the possible hazards. At one crucial point in the process, she related with a laugh, there was an audible gasp from the audience; one false move might have negated all of her work. She confessed that she had on hand back-up elements of the pickle stand, just in case.

Following her residency, filming of the video was completed in the spring of 2019 at Erickson’s Virginia studio, with final ed-its made early this year. The artist’s keen eye and steady hand, as well as careful at-tention to detail, are captivating to watch as the thrice-fired pickle stand takes form. Erickson noted that she was drawn to the Philadelphia-made ware for reasons other than an appreciation of its aesthetic quali-ties: Although it bears no patriotic slogans, the pickle stand remains a statement of independence, in part because of its Neo-classical design elements, but also because of the fact that a Colonial pottery could pro-duce wares that competed with those made in England.

One day, the recreated pickle stand, ac-companied by an abbreviated version of the video, will be appreciated by visitors to the Museum. “We know there will be a time when the doors will be open again,” Ste-phenson said. Closed since March 13, the Museum continues to present a wide range of online offerings, in addition to the new-ly added video of the pickle stand. Virtual

tours, talks, and demonstrations are avail-able, although a museum experience, he conceded, “cannot be replaced with eyes on the screen.” At a time when one-third of the country’s museums are unlikely to rebound from the pandemic, the Museum’s presi-dent is appreciative of continuing financial support from those making donations and renewing their memberships.

www.amrevmuseum.org

Below: Erickson casts and pressmolds over 80 elements to be assembled onto the por-celain pickle stand.Photo: Gavin Ashworth

Right: A recreated pickle stand, hand-crafted by Michelle Erickson, soon to be

on exhibit at the Museum of the American Revolution. Photo: Robert Hunter

Above: Ceramicist Michelle Erickson first handled Bonnin and Morris pickle stands in 2005. The process of her recreating a similar ware is documented in a newly released video. Photo: Robert Hunter.

Below: Erickson has made several pickle stands employing a “reverse engineering” process to replicate 18th-century techniques. This example, made in 2008, bears a contemporary decoration. Photo: Gavin Ashworth


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of land west of Phoenix. “On the first night at the new home they camped in the road because the land was full of sagebrush,” Knight told the magazine. “The next day land was cleared, and a two-story house erected on the proper-ty. Cattle feeding was the prime opera-tion until a switch to wheat was made.”

The wheat fell victim to a rust dis-ease, resulting in financial ruin for the family and the household moved to nearby Mohawk Valley where hogs and cattle helped to recoup some of the family finances. Shortly afterward, Knight’s father and brother died, the ranch was sold, and the family moved back to Phoenix.

Harry began working for cattle ranches, where it was customary for cowboys to break their own mounts. Harry immediately gained a reputation of having an uncommon talent for stay-ing atop the orneriest green horses. His ability with a rough string of hors-es qualified him for top wages of $45 a month, compared with the monthly $35 a regular cowpuncher earned.

That soon lead Knight to the rodeos, where he earned a bevy of champion-ship belts, saddles and prize money. Af-ter winning the bronc riding contest at the Phoenix Fair, the son of Arizona’s governor set up a match riding con-test pitting Harry against a San Diego bronc buster with the reputation of be-ing the best on the West Coast. Harry won the match and his reputation was made. He rode in several of the top ro-deos in the West during the 1920s, be-coming a champion bronc rider during the first Calgary Stampede in Canada. He is listed in the Calgary Stampede Hall of Fame.

Still in his early 20s, Harry drift-ed down to Los Angeles where he got a job breaking green horses for a sta-ble that was supplying horses to the English cavalry fighting the Boer War (1899-1902). It was in Los Angeles that Knight met Col. Cody backstage during one of the shows.

“When Harry told the Colonel that his father had been in service with him as a scout, Cody asked his father’s name,” Knight reminisced to the mag-azine. ‘Knight,’ answered Harry. ‘Ira Knight?’ asked the Colonel. Assured that it was, Cody promptly offered, and Harry promptly accepted a job on the show.”

Knight worked for 11 years with Buf-falo Bill’s show, according to the story, quickly rising to Boss Hostler, Parade Marshall, Arena Director and star per-former in the rough riding acts. “The majority of the cowboys drank to ex-cess, including Cody, so because of Har-ry’s organizational ability and sobriety, he nearly ran the show,” the magazine reported.

Later in the 1930s, Knight settled in Yuma, Ariz., and started the first dude ranch. Rustic, but unique, the Triangle H.C. Ranch was a success. Still tac-iturn, and spare of words, Harry was popular with the tourists, and once prodded, would tell some of the stories of the Old West. He sold the ranch in 1948.

At the ranch, he decorated the cabin with authentic Native American woven baskets, ceremonial pipes, beaded moc-casins and other indigenous apparel. After his death at the age of 97, Har-ry’s 1866 Winchester rifle, his Native American artifacts (some dating back to the 1870s) photographs and other memorabilia was passed down through the family where they were used as home show pieces. Harry’s grandson – who is the last living family descendant - is downsizing and moving into small-er quarters, and decided to part with the items. Valley Auctions of Dublin, Va., is conducting an online absolute auction ending on Aug. 8 at 10 a.m.

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The sale will be conducted on Valley Auctions website and Liveauctioneers.com. There will be more than 500 lots. Although some of the items come from other consignors, the bulk of the mate-rial is from Harry Knight’s estate.

“This is really going to be a fun auc-tion,” Larry G. Clevinger, a life-long antiques dealer and Valley Auction cataloger, said. “One of the great things about handling this material is that you know that it’s the real deal. There are so many fakes out there, and some of them are pretty good.

“But we have actual photographs taken in the 1930s with Harry stand-ing among these baskets. The auction is gaining a lot of attention. We already have more than 300 registered bidders, and it’s still very early in the game.

Among those items being sold are Harry’s well-used Winchester Third Model 1866 rifle, made in 1870; a hand-some 1920s-era Sioux beaded hide vest (which may have been custom made); an early 20th century beaded and quill Sioux pipe bag (accompanied by a photo with Harry and the bag from the 1930s); a 19th century Paiute bur-den basket (also accompanied by a vintage photograph); a late 19th cen-tury Catlinite ceremonial pipe; a rare 1870s-1880s Shoshone hide and wood-

en saddle frame probably used by a female rider; at least three early 20th century beaded moccasins (two Sioux and one Arapaho); and a pair of beaded gauntlets, circa 1905-1910, which are thought to have been given to Harry from Col. Cody.

Also, of interest are Harry Knight’s Buffalo Bill Show spurs, purchased in 1891 for $2.50. Harry used the spurs in

Buffalo Bill’s show from 1900 to 1912, and on his Triangle H.C. Ranch.

“It’s not often anymore to come across these authentic items with such prove-nance,” Clevinger said. Harry Knight packed a lot of living in his 97 years. He was a true pioneer of the West.”

Contact: (540) 674-4771www.valleyauctionsllc.com

Below: Harry Knight hangs tight on Snowball at one of the early Calgary Stampede rodeos. Knight is listed in the Calgary Stampede Hall of Fame.

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thurSday, September 26PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Renningers Antique ExtravaganzaThur. 10am-4pm, Fri & Sat. 8am-4pm Renningers Promotions tel: (610) 683-6848Day 1 of 3

Friday, September 27OHIO, Washington Court House, Scott Antique MarketsFri & Sat. 9am-5pm Scott Antique Markets tel: (740) 569-2800Day 1 of 2

PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Renningers Antique ExtravaganzaDay 2 of 3

Saturday, September 28ILLINOIS, Oakland, Gathering at the Village Country Primitive Show9am-3pm Donna Kibler tel: (219) 795-2023

OHIO, Washington Court House, Scott Antique MarketsDay 2 of 2

PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Renningers Antique ExtravaganzaDay 3 of 3

Sunday, September 29CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea Market9am-2pm Canning Attractions tel: (323) 560-7469

MICHIGAN, Allegan, Allegan Antique Market8am-4pm Larry Wood tel: (616) 735-3333

Friday, OctOber 04CALIFORNIA, Los Banos, Hunting & Fishing Collectibles ShowFri. 9am-4pm & Sat. 9am-3pm Wes Douglass tel: (559) 259-5755Day 1 of 2

WISCONSIN, Waukesha, 68th Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Assn. Show & SaleFri. 10am-8pm & Sat. 10am-5pm Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Assn. tel: (815) 575-1272Day 1 of 2

Saturday, OctOber 05CALIFORNIA, Los Banos, Hunting & Fishing Collectibles ShowDay 2 of 2

NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage Costume Jewelry Show9am-1pm Joyce Simmons tel: (201) 213-2146

OHIO, Wilmington, Ohio Country Antique Show9am-3pm Queen City Showstel: (513) 738-7256

WISCONSIN, Waukesha, 68th Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Assn. Show & SaleDay 2 of 2

Sunday, OctOber 06CALIFORNIA, Alameda, Alameda Point Antiques Faire6am-3pm Alameda Point tel: (510) 522-7500

MICHIGAN, Flat Rock, Flat Rock Historical Society Flea Market7am-4pm Flat Rock Historical Societytel: (734) 782-5220

thurSday, OctOber 10GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique MarketsTh. 10:45am-6pm, Fri & Sat 9am-6pm & Sun 10am-6pm Scott Antique Marketstel: (740) 569-2800Day 1 of 4

Friday, OctOber 11GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique MarketsDay 2 of 4

VIRGINIA, Fishersville, 65th Shenandoah Antiques Expo9am-5pm both days Heritage Promotions tel: (434) 846-7452Day 1 of 2

Saturday, OctOber 12GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique MarketsDay 3 of 4

OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique FaireSat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-2pm Olde Stark Antique Faire tel: (330) 794-9100Day 1 of 2

VIRGINIA, Fishersville, 65th Shenandoah Antiques ExpoDay 2 of 2

Sunday, OctOber 13CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Market9am-3pm Canning Attractionstel: (323) 560-7469

GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott AntiqueMarketsDay 4 of 4

MICHIGAN, Centreville, Antique Market & Sale8am-3pm Bob Zurko tel: (715) 526-9769

NEW JERSEY, Mount Laurel, Rancocas Woods Antique Show8am-2pm Stephen Rush tel: (856) 235-1830


Friday, OctOber 18COLORADO, Denver, World Wide Antique & Vintage ShowNo Time Given Denver Mart tel: (303) 292-6278Day 1 of 3

FLORIDA, Lakeland, Collectorama ShowFri-Sat 10am-6pm; Sun 10am-3pm www.wix.com/coinshows/collectorama.comtel: (531) 392-8551Day 1 of 3

NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, MarketNo Time Given Karen tel: (336) 908-2735Day 1 of 7

Saturday, OctOber 19COLORADO, Denver, World Wide Antique & Vintage ShowDay 2 of 3

FLORIDA, Lakeland, Collectorama ShowDay 2 of 3

ILLINOIS, Belleville, Belleville Antique Flea MarketSat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 9am-3pm Belleville Flea Market tel: (618) 233-0052Day 1 of 2

NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, MarketDay 2 of 7

Sunday, OctOber 20COLORADO, Denver, World Wide Antique & Vintage ShowDay 3 of 3

FLORIDA, Lakeland, Collectorama ShowDay 3 of 3

ILLINOIS, Belleville, Belleville Antique Flea MarketDay 2 of 2

NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, MarketDay 3 of 7

mOnday, OctOber 21NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, MarketDay 4 of 7

tueSday, OctOber 22NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, MarketDay 5 of 7

WedneSday, OctOber 23NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, MarketDay 6 of 7

thurSday, OctOber 24NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, MarketDay 7 of 7

Saturday, nOvember 02NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage Costume Jewelry Show9am-1pm Joyce Simmons tel: (201) 213-2146

Sunday, nOvember 03CALIFORNIA, Alameda, Alameda Point Antiques Faire6am-3pm Alameda Point tel: (510) 522-7500

Saturday, nOvember 09OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique FaireSat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-2pm Olde Stark Antique Faire tel: (330) 794-9100Day 1 of 2

Sunday, nOvember 10CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Market9am-2pm Canning Attractionstel: (323) 560-7469



Sunday, nOvember 17CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea Market9am-2pm Canning Attractions tel: (323) 560-7469

Saturday, nOvember 23ILLINOIS, Belleville, Gentleman’s Collectibles & Antique ShowSat. 9a,-5pm & Sun. 9am-3pm George Lebonic tel: (618) 444-6889Day 1 of 2

Sunday, nOvember 24ILLINOIS, Belleville, Gentleman’s Collectibles & Antique ShowDay 2 of 2

Sunday, december 01CALIFORNIA, Alameda, Alameda Point Antiques Faire6am-3pm Alameda Point tel: (510) 522-7500

Saturday, december 07NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage Costume Jewelry Show9am-1pm Joyce Simmons tel: (201) 213-2146

Sunday, december 08CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Market9am-3pm Canning Attractionstel: (323) 560-7469


Friday, april 17NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, MarketNo Time Given Karen tel: (336) 908-2735Day 1 of 7

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www.ripleyauctions.com


Own a piece of history

These special-edition knives celebrate Sandusky County’s 200th birthday. Limited quantities, made by the renowned Christy Knife Company in Fremont, Ohio, are for sale.Available through Harvey Oaks Jeweler at 419-332-0481, harveyoaksjewelers.com. Also available at the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums’ online store at rbhayes.org.

bicentennial2020.org

Town & Country Antiques Mall is going out of business after 28 years.

Storewide sale starting July 11th -August 30th So many treasures, HO Scale Trains, lanterns and

accessories, antiques, vintage, collectibles, glassware, Tiffany style lamps, furniture, MCM, records, toys,

comics, tools, etc. . . .

Great deals throughout the store.We are open 7 days a week 11-6.

31630 Plymouth RoadLivonia, MI 48150

(734) 425-4344

Check out our website or Facebook page for more

information.

COUNTRY AMERICANA AUCTION

FRIDAY, AUG. 7, 3:00 PM& SAT., AUG. 8th, 9:00 AM

PREVIEW: FRIDAY AUGUST 7, 12:00 to 3:00 PM & SATURDAY AUGUST 8th, 7:00 TO 9:00 AM

FRICKER AUCTION CENTER 104 EAST CENTER

LEROY, IL

CHRIS FRICKER, AUCTIONEER

Visit our website at www.frickerauctions.com

309-838-5829Phone

309-452-9700

IL License#440000431

www.bicentennial2020.org


CREWE, VA Friday, July 31, 6:00 PM

Saturday, August 8, 9:00 AM (This sale includes the real estate)Estate Of Sidney Locke • 126 Rockcastle Ave., Crewe, VA 23930

Mr. Locke Has A Tremendous Inventory Of Lifetime Collectibles! This Collection Will Be Divided For Two Public Auctions!

There Are Many RR Locks, RR Cast-Iron Collectibles, RR Lanterns, RR Signal Lights, RR Shovels,Primitive Hand Tools & Planes, Advertising Milk Bottles, Coins, Clocks, Guns, & Hundreds Of Showcase

Items Too Numerous To Mention!

There Are No Yard Sale Items Here! Make Plans To Attend Both Weekends! If You Want To Attend One Of The Best Quality Auctions Of 2020, Don’t Think Twice About Being Anywhere Else But Crewe, VA

* There Are A Lot More Items To Be Unpacked & Inventoried! * The Real Estate Sells On April 25th Along With Household Items,

JD “A” Tractor (Fully Restored), Utility Buildings, Lawn & Garden Tools & Equipment!

For A Viewing Of The Real Estate, Contact Jimmy @ (434) 547-9100.Sidney Looks Forward To Seeing You!

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AMERICANA AUCTION Saturday, August 8, 2020 10 am

Valley Auctions LLC, Dublin, Virginia

Featured Items from Mr. Knight Includes: 1866 Winchester, Native American documented baskets, beadwork vest, moccasins, gauntlets, etc, Items offered from Various Southern Estates Include: early firearms such as rare CSA 1864 Fayetteville, NC rifle, rare wall gun, Dayton, OH target rifle, percussion rifle over shotgun, Catawba Valley North Carolina pottery, watches, glassware, stoneware, large collection of baskets, baseball cards & autographs, advertising, early furniture, lamps, sterling, knives, rugs, blankets, artwork, and much more! Bidding will also be available through liveauctioneers.com. More photos & information available at auctionzip.com (auctioneer #6933) or on our website.

5351 Wilderness Rd Dublin, VA 24084

540*674*4771 VAF# 726 [email protected] www.valleyauctionsllc.com

Online Only! Bidding is available in real time using our app! Find us in your app store or go to valleyauctionsllc.com for more information.

Featuring items from the estate of Harry S. Knight of Yuma, AZ, Buffalo Bill Wild West Show Performer

& Owner of the Triangle HC Ranch

228 East Meadow Avenue | East Meadow, NY 11554Tel: (516) 307-8180 | Fax: (516) 307-8179

Email: [email protected] | www.worldauctiongallery.com

World Auction GallerySunday, June 21st at 11AM EST

WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR OUR NEXT AUCTION.Four Ways to Bid: Live Auctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone, or Absentee. Buyer’s Premium for Cash or Check is 20% for Absentee & Telephone Bids Only.

Due to Coronavirus, there are no preview dates. The auction will be conducted on Liveauctioneers and Invaluable.

We will also accept absentee and telephone bidding. Monumental Gorham Sterling Silver Tray Circa 1890

Exceptional Gorham Sterling Silver Large Centerpiece Circa 1900

Salvador Dali Large Menorah

Rare Signed and Dated Oil on Canvas "Cattle Ranchers"

Oil on Board Signed Prendergast Lower left

Monumental Llardo Figure

Monumental Albany Porcelain and Metal

Sculpture

Loetz Vases and Lamp Leonardo Nierman ( Born 1932 ) Oil on Board

Large selection of 18th and 19th Century Meissen porcelain items

Selection Sterling Silver including Monumental two Handle Vase

Large selection of 19th and 20th Century Bronzes

A collection of Tiffany Glass itemsLarge Collection of French Art Glass including Galle, Daum, etc.

L.C.Tiffany Hanging Lamp

Judaica Selection of Silver and others

Howard Behrens ( 1933-2014 ) Large Oil on Canvas

Collection of Vienna Porcelain

Collection of Rare Early Galle Glass and Pottery items

700 Lots of Folk Art, Americana, Native American Art, Judaica, Exceptional Silver Items, Paintings, Historical Items, Fishing Equipment, Swords, Canes, Decoy Ducks, Clocks, Musical Instruments,

and Fine Jewelry.

WORLD AUCTION GALLERYAuction is on Sunday, August 16th • Starting at 11:00 AM EST

228 East Meadow Avenue • East Meadow, NY 11554Telephone: (516) 307-8180 • Fax: (516) 307-8179

E-mail: [email protected] • www.worldauctiongallery.com

There are 4 ways to bid, Liveauctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone and Absentee.Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Previews are only by appointment on August 13th, 14th and 15th

WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR OUR NEXT AUCTIONFOUR WAYS TO BID: Live Auctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone, or Absentee.

Buyer’s Premium for Cash or Check is 20% for Absentee & Telephone Bids Only.

Terra-Cotta NativeAmerican Cigar Sign

Russian PaintingBy Vincent Stiepevich

Regal Early Resonator

Guitar

Rare American Silver Set By E.L. Owens C. 1820

Rare 19th CenturyCarved Wood Chair 1

Pair of Tiffany Sterling Silver CenterpiecesLarge Nude Bronze

Important Thomas Fayrer,

Lancaster Grandfather

Clock

Collection of Swordsand Canes

Antique Painting Probably Russian

Antique Handmade Flag

Collection Of Stoneware Jugs

1960’s Rock & Roll Neon Clock


NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE

The original painting titled “Custer’s Last Rally” by John Mulvany painted in 1879 – 1881 (the “PaintingPainting”) securing a loan from RevCap, LLC, a Texas limited liability company (“Lendersecuring a loan from RevCap, LLC, a Texas limited liability company (“Lendersecuring a loan from RevCap, LLC, a Texas limited liability company (“ ”) to Charles J. Trois (“Trois”). The Painting is oil on canvas with a size 131 inches by 236 inches (approximately 11 feet by 20 feet), and is signed “Jno. Mulvanysigned “Jno. Mulvanysigned “ ” in the lower right hand corner. Pursuant to an Amended Personal Property Auction Agreement between Trois and Randall Hill (“Hill”) dated June [undated], 2020 and Amended Addendum to Personal Property Auction Agreement between Trois and Hill dated June [undated], 2020 (collectively referred to as the “Trois/Hill AgreementTrois/Hill Agreement”).

The sale of the Painting will be conducted at10:00 a.m. (Dallas, Texas time) on August 11, 2020

Near the fountain on the fi rst fl oor of the World Trade Center, located at 2050 Stemmons Freeway,Dallas, Texas 75207

By Hill to the highest qualifi ed bidder in public in accordance with the provisions of Article 9 of the Texas Uniform Commercial Code and in accordance with the Trois/Hill Agreement and the security documents in favor of Lender. Pursuant to the Agreement Relating to Auction of Painting, dated June 9, 2020 between Trois and Lender, if for any reason the sale to be conducted by Hill is not going to or does not commence at 10:00 a.m. (Dallas, Texas time) on August 11, 2020 at the World Trade Center, located at 2050 Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75207, Lender will sell the Painting to the highest qualifi ed bidder in public in accordance with the provisions of Article 9 of the Texas Uniform Commercial Code and pursuant to the security documents in favor of Lender, and Michael Franklin or another person designated by Lender shall conduct the sale at 10:00 a.m. (Dallas, Texas time) on August 11, 2020 near the fountain on the fi rst fl oor of the World Trade Center, located at 2050 Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75207. The Painting will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, cash equivalent (including wire transfers), or by certifi ed or cashier’s check after the acceptance of any bid. The Painting will be sold “AS-IS, WHERE-IS” and without recourse against Lender. Lender reserves the right to refuse any and all bids and withdraw the Painting from sale.

For more information, contact Randall Hillat 210-663-7707 or Larry Fisher at 214-301-0974

DAEGER AUCTION GROUPPUBLIC AUCTION

Ledell McConnell, having moved to assisted living, has authorized Daeger Auction Group to sell the following Personal Property at public auction on:

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 10:00 AM8310 N. Co. Rd., 700 W., “Green Acres Subdivision”

ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - GUNS - GLASS - HOUSEHOLD - MOWER - MISC.ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Dr. Daniels veterinary medicine cabinet; Trainer postal scale; Belknap scales; wood handle scoops; nail kegs; metal lid candy jar; Darmoody’s confection cans; rug beater; Fairbanks 8# scale; Tomahawk tobacco cutter; Chatillon spring scale; 2 hall trees; primitive 8’ bench desk and table; hat boxes; old pictures; sm. pewter pitcher; wood paddle; book rack; cast bench & chair; old dolls; fountain pens & lead; John Bench Hall of Fame ball; lg. Globe; match folder collection; cash boxes; 2 antique lamp stands; 1926 Woolen Mills & McBoen & Co. wholesale tailor catalogs; old Jennings map; metal advertising signs; Dahlia Firestone; Triston knock-around; owner G.F. Amick; Hartford tires; Vancamp of Louisville catalog; 1920s IH parts & equipment book; 1913 & 1914 copies of Indiana Farmer; Coke opener & pick combo; metal Coke Carriers; 1927 Sears Roebuck cat-alog; 2 paintings by A. Herring, one is Scipio covered bridge; horse collar & hames; sm. antique rocker; Putnam dye metal container; golden rod cayenne container; wood table model; Philco - Freed Eiseman & GE radios; Session’s clock; wood tool carrier; lot of very old pictures; I license plates; stone jar; milk bottles and metal carrier; Firestone 500 bike; old jars; hand tools & oilcans; child’s wagon w/racks; old 2-wheel scooter; 50 gal. wood barrel; sm. Mosier combination safe; Westclock; alarm; C.A.R. vulcanizer; several very old books; Madison railroad conductor ticket; 1941 Butlerville H.S. b-ball schedule; 2 stories of Scipio books; very old 4’ folding magazine rack; 6-ATYDE 1915 music books; salt crock; lots of Scipio memorabilia; Belknap axe, 4 sm. metal pictures; 2 wicker bar type stools w/table; VHS book 1880-1964; lots of Christmas items. This Is Partial Listing. GUNS: Arms Co. of America 22 cal. handgun; XL double action Hopkins & Allen 22 cal. handguns; 12 ga. KK single shot shotgun; Daisy BB gun.

BRING A FRIEND - 2 RINGS FOR PART OF SALEThe McConnell family formerly owned and operated the McConnell Grocery in Scipio, IN.

Some items are from this and other Scipio operations!For pictures; www.daegerauctiongroup.com or www.auctionzip.com

OWNER: LEDELL McCONNELL - POA ROBIN PUTERBAUGHTERMS: REAL ESTATE, $5,000 DOWN, NONREFUNDABLE - DAY OF SALE, BALANCE AT CLOSING

“OFFERED WITH RESERVE” PERSONAL PROP.: Cash or check w/picture IDDAEGER AUCTION GROUP

P. DAEGER - AU 09200003 • (812) 592-1259 • K. AGNEW - AU 08601006Cashier: Pat Miller • Clerk: Tracy Eder

Statements Made Day of Sale Supersede All Printed Material • Not Responsible For Accidents

AUCTIONSATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020, 10:00 AM

Estate and Personal Properties of Olin and Arline Weaver (Deceased)Ted and Mary Blanton (Living) • Nicole and Wayne Cline (Living)

Auction will be held at 385 Linda St., SALISBURY, NC 28146

**Per Order of Governor Roy Cooper’s Office face cover-ings and social distancing are required**

• 2001 Tahoe Q5 sport boat w/trailer: reupholstered interi-or 2012, Mercruiser 4.3L V6 with low hours, depth finder, Skylon ski tower and wake board rack, 4 blade racing prop and 5 blade prop. • 1983 Honda GL1100A Goldwing Aspencade Limited Edi-tion 70k miles• 18’x20’ metal carport; Like new Rainbow Vacuum cleaner• Uncut white Opal Gemstones; Original Numbered Clyde Overcash “Salisbury Depot” print• 19th Century Melodeon in working condition• Seiko Melodies in Motion Beatles Edition wall clock w/Swarovski Crystals• Antique Silver Service set; Masterbuilt charcoal grill; Masterbuilt electric smokerAsst. Matchbox, Hot Wheels, GI Joe and other collectible toys and comic books, Antique Singer treadle sewing machine in Oak cabinet, Salad Master cookware set, Occupied Japan Burlesque doll, Antique ViewMaster in the original box w/discs, Seiko Melodies in Motion wall clock w/lights & motion, Vintage lighted ceramic Christmas trees, Coin Dot ruffle edge vases, 78 & 33 RPM records, 2-Vintage console radios w/turn-

table, Asst. Vintage and Antique books, WWII era postcards (France and German occupied Poland), Antique butter churn, Lots of Old Cast Iron, Conn Trombone, Vintage Gibson electric range, Wrought Iron patio furniture, Lots of Vintage cassettes & 8-tracks, Estate washing machine, Kenmore Elite Dryer, An-tique Mahogany Secretary, Several Vintage collectible dolls, Link Taylor “Harvest Oak” China Buffet, Solid Wood Dining table w/4 high back dining chairs, Maytag washing machine, Cuckoo clock, 10K 35 year Cannon Mills pin, 925 Mom locket, 12K Onyx pendant w/ diamond chip, Lot of Wheat Pennies, Lot of Silver Quarters, 2-1943 steel pennies, U.S. Proof Sets (multiple dates), 1933 V Stamped penny, 1957-B Silver certifi-cate $1, .999 One Troy Ounce Silver Coin, Asst. lots of foreign currency, Made in Germany Bulova Mantle clock, Lots of old crock jugs, Antique English Tea set, Antique butter mold, Lots of old collectible Glassware, Thomas Haviland New York “Pas-adena” China set, Lots of Old Tea Sets, Antique Brass Horn, Burgess Electric hand lantern, Sterling and Turquoise jewelry, 2-Joseph Yeska Antique driving dusters, Navajo blanket, An-tique Erector set, Antique Walnut dresser, Antique Colonial rocker, 2-Antique “gate leg” tables, Antique wardrobe, Antique Chamber Pot, and many, many more items! Too many GREAT items to list them all!

WEDDINGTON AUCTIONS6240 Southern Lane • Salisbury, NC 28147 • 980-234-5417

Not responsible for accidents or theft; All sales are final; Announcements made day of sale supersede all printed adver-tising; All items are sold “As is, Where is”; Terms of sale will be by cash or good in-state check. Credit and Debit cards

accepted w/a 3.25% convenience fee. Seller has the right to add or delete items. Absentee Bids are Accepted. 10% Buyer’s Premium! 7% NC Sales Tax on all purchases! Pre-Packaged Food & Drinks will be available!

See www.auctionzip.com for Ad & pictures! Auctioneer #44777. Also see www.gotoauction.com & www.estatesale.com!

Dennis A. Weddington NCAL #5147

ANTIQUE AUCTIONSat., Aug. 15, 9 AM

Due to health issues we will be selling at unreserved auction the contents of Only The Good

Stuff Antiques LLC at 100 Fairview Church Rd.

Spartanburg, SCThis will be the first of several auctions. This will

be live only with no online bidding but we can accept phone bids. Follow us on Facebook for more

pictures and details. TOOLS AND PRIMITIVES: Brass bed warmers, ice tongs, large cast-iron apple butter kettle, (2) post vises, several 2 man crosscut saws, corn husker and stalk cut-ter, horse harness parts, large grain box, glass insula-tors, road signs, single bottom plow, Chattanooga choo-choo grill and much moreFURNITURE: Approx. 100 pcs. Including Primitive cor-ner cupboard, pine wardrobe, dressers; walnut w/marble and mirror, Art Deco, gentleman’s chest, mahogany, wa-terfall, brass bed , cobblers bench, several side boards, oak platform rocker, Victorian couches, chairs, end ta-bles, coffee tables, blanket chests, wicker: love seat, chair, desk. And much more GLASS POTTERY: Fenton, McCoy, Halls, FireKing, car-nival glass, Depression, Hull, Meissen Strewn tea pot, Noritake, pair of 35 1/2” Asian vases. And much more. TERMS: Cash or credit card. 13% buyers premium with a 3% discount for cash. SC sales tax unless you provide a resale certificate. Camelleri Auction Company LLC

Selling at auction is our “bid”ness!SCAFL # 4156 864-327-6485

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ABSOLUTE AUCTION 2 HOUSES, COLLECTOR CARS, MOTORCYCLES

LOCATION: 22 Wildwood Rd. Jeffersonville, In. (Oak Park) SAT. AUG. 8, 2020 · 10 a.m.

MONTE CARLO SS, COLLECTOR CARS, MOTORCYLCES 1985 Monte Carlo SS 71,888 miles-Nice; 1946 Ford Coupe V8 Chevy 4 barrel carb., auto, alum. intake and radiator-pretty; 1965 Ford Custom 500 Fairlane 4 door, 352 ci V8, auto showing 61,838 miles-very sharp!.; 2006 Harley Davidson Sportster motorcycle 1200 cc, Screamin’ Eagle pipes, windshield-less than 300 miles, nice; 2004 Honda Rebel w/windshield 9,190 miles; 2008 KMD Motorsports ZN1509T-18 scooter; Harley Davidson items; Also Selling: Appliances, Household, Tools, Misc.

Go to heilauction.com for full ad, terms & pictures Seller: Patricia Hilbert Guardian: Reva Monroe

ST E V E HE I L – A U C T I O N E E R #AU09100061

VINTAGE BASEBALL CARD & EPHEMERA AUCTION

ONLINE ONLY AUCTIONSATURDAY, AUGUST 15 at 10:00 AM

Vast Collection of Vintage Baseball Cards including 1909-1912 T205s and T207s. Many from the Estate of Lee B. Noblet of Halifax, PA, collected over six decades. BASEBALL CARDS: 400+ Incl. E121 American Caramel George Ruth (PSA 7), 3 T205 Ty Cobbs (PSA 2-3), E-90-2 1910 American Caramel Honus Wagner (PSA 1), T207 1912 Walter Johnson (PSA 6), T205 Christy Mathewson (PSA 3.5), T206 Polar Bear Bill O’Hara (PSA 2), T206 Piedmont Ray Dem-mitt (PSA 4). Many will be offered in groups of 3! More than a dozen Hassan T202s. T3 1911 Turkey Reds incl Cy Young (PSA 3). EPHEMERA: Babe Ruth signed scorecard with PSA/DNA authentication, Sweet Caporal Pins, Babe Ruth Mini Bat.

Online Bidding — Catalog available Friday, July 31!www.CordierAuction.com for details.

T3 1911 Turkey RedCy Young

T207 1912Walter Johnson PSA 6

T206 1909-1911Ray Demmett

T206 1909-1911Bill O’Hara

T205 1911 Ty CobbT205 1911

Christy Mathewson

E90-2 Honus Wagner

E121 1921 George Ruth PSA7

Babe Ruth Sigend Scorecard

Shipshewana Auction Shipshewana

est. 1922

www.ShipshewanaTradingPlace.com • (260) 768-4129 • 345 S Van Buren St, Shipshewana, IN 46565

ANTIQUE & MISCELLANEOUS AUCTIONEvery Wednesday, Year-Round at 9:00 am EST

Preview consignments at AuctionZip.com! Auctioneer ID #1945

Weekend Flea Market, August 14-15, 2020 (Fri. 12pm-8pm, Sat. 8am-2pm)

Items pictured above sold at our July 29th Antique & Misc. Auction

Military & Related Memorabilia Very Nice Collection of Firearms & Related Items

Vintage Plastic Models - Both Autos & Military Excellent 1960’s & later Vinyl Record Albums

FIREARMS: 50 plus fi rearms: Remington Rand US Army M-1911-A1 pistol & others; military rifl es; long guns; etc. in this estate settlement. Complete listing & detail on the websites. PLUS AMMO & RELOADING. Lg collection of GUNSMITHING, FIREARMS, HUNTING BOOKS. KNIVES, ETC: Buck & Kabar sheath knives; military bayonet; 15 plus pocket knives. 10 cigarette lighters; 6 pipes; As a US Army veteran, retired sheriff deputy & security supervisor, the decedent’s estate offers related memorabilia incl items from the Berlin Wall era; Winchester wooden ammo box; fi rearms magazines, 1968 to present. COLLECTIBLES: Four lg tubs of very nice vinyl 33 rpm record albums, 344 total, in good to excellent condition incl Beach Boys, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin; Lynrd Skynrd & more! 5 albums, 45’s. 75 model car & truck kits many still in cellophane; 70 model airplane kits; 50 military tanks & vehicles highlighted by M~A~S~H Swamp Scene, 4335 & Medical Scene, 4820, in original cellophane.NOTE: This is a single owner collection that you will surely appreciate. This veteran’s belong-ings are unique & you now have the opportunity to make them yours. Health mandates apply, masks required.Details & photos at www.stichterauctions.com &

www.muncysells.comwww.muncysells.comAUCTIONEERS: Jerry Stichter & John Muncy

937-216-9878 & 937-687-1919

Sportsmen & Collectors CollectorsSportsmen & CollectorsSportsmen &

BROOKVILLE, OHIOAt the 1301 N. Diamond Mill Rd. From Rt 35 at the east edge of New Lebanon, go north on Diamond

Mill 1.25 miles. Between Dayton & Richmond. Mandated health regulations apply.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 9:30 AM

ONLINE ONLY AUCTION To register and bid go to:

bid.rittenhouseauction.com

Jerry and Christine Ryan Living Estate Auction

124 Connellsville St., Dunbar, PA

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Alabama

HUNTSVILLE - Lennart’s Inc. 806 Wellman Ave. 35801. Art, Antiques, Clocks, Estate Jewelry, Sterling, and Vintage Pocket Watches, 256-536-6789Email: [email protected]: www.lennartsusa.comMADISON - Madison Station Antiques, 110 Main St. in historic downtown. Quality Southern antiques& collectibles. Mon-Sat 10-5.256-772-4444.www.madisonstationantiques.comHUNTSVILLE - Rivenbark & Roper Antiques, 313 Jefferson St. 35801. 256-564-9800. Huntsville’s Finest Antique Gallery www.rivenbarkandroper.com.Period antiques, fine arts & accessories.

Arkansas

KEO - Morris Antiques, 501-842-3531. Saturday 9-5 or by appointment. Votes best antiques shop 23 times.7 buildings! www.morrisantiques.com 13 mi. SE of Little Rock. American/European restoration available.

Illinois

BROCTON - Rose Ridge Antiques, 115 W. Third St. Antiques, Vintage, Unioques, & More. 217-778-4008 or 217-778-7470. Open 10am-4pm Tuesday thru Saturday. Please phone ahead. Like us on Facebook!EL PASO- El Paso Antique Mall, 15 Linco Dr. 309-527-3705. Visit us on FB www.Facebook.com/ elpasoantiquemall7GODFREY - My Antique Store, 1007 W.Delmar, Specializing in Glassware & China. Over 14,000 Pieces in Stock. 618-466-1616www.myantiquestore.comJOHNSTON CITY - Shamrock Antiques, Highway 57, Exit 59 toward Johnston City. Left on Hwy 37. 2 blocks on left. Tues-Sat. 10:[email protected] - Bulldog Antiques, 505 N. State St. A vintage Emporium in a 1920’s home. OPEN April-December. TRUE antiques, PRICED RIGHT! Facebook: @BULLDOGANTIQUESLLCWebsite: bulldogantiques.net - Chuck: 815-861-1031 Don: 815-814-5075MARSHALL - Whippoorwill Antique Mall, 12,000 sq. ft. Illinois Finest Multi-Dealer Mall. Open 7 days a week.217-826-8832. I-70 & State Rt. 1 Exit 147. Open all year, Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun.12-5. Whipporwillantiques.com - BOOTH SPACE AVAILABLE.MONTICELLO - Skinners Coachhouse Antiques, I-72 to Exit 166, S. to Sage Drive. Antiques, Collectibles, Red Wing Pottery, Lighting Sales & Restoration. Tue.-Sat. 11-5. 217-762-8425. E-mail: [email protected] - Peru Antique Mall, 2702 May Road, North side I-80 between Exits 73 & 75. Quality Antiques & Furniture. 300 dealers, single level, 9:30am-5:30pm daily. 815-224-9991.

SADORUS - Antique & Curiosity Shop, since 1968. 101 S Vine St. 10-5 Wed thru Sat or by appt. 217-377-8288, 217-598-2200. Like us on Facebook! [email protected]

TUSCOLA - Paddy Wagon Antiques, 101 Southline Rd. (Rt. 36 & Main St.) 50+ dlrs. Antiques, Primitives, Collectibles & more. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5. 217-253-9150

VIENNA - Vienna Town Square Mall, On the Square. 618-658-2215 Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-4pm, Saturday 9am-4pm.

Indiana North of I-70

AUBURN - Antiques on 5th, 109 E. 5th St. Quality Dealers accepted. Daily 10-5, Sun. 12-5. 260-333-0586.

AUBURN - Vintage Images & Antiques, 204 N. Jackson Street. 260-226-8836. Open 6 days a week! Closed on Sundays. Like us on Facebook!

CARMEL - Antique Emporium Group Shop, 620 S. Rangeline Rd. Hours: 10-5 Mon.-Sat., Wed. till 7, 12-5 Sun. Closed holidays. Appraisals available, walk-in’s encouraged. 317-844-8351.

COLUMBIA CITY - Vintage Antique Marketplace, 202 N. Chauncey St. 260-248-7479 Like us on Facebook or visit www.vintageantiquemarketplace.com. Quality Antiques, Vintage, Garden, Re-Purposed & New Furniture/Decor. Enjoy our Cafe & Chocolates!

FORT WAYNE - Rekindle Market Place, 4702 Parnell Ave., Antique & Upcycling Mall. Featuring Online Consignment, Auctions & Rough Room. Always looking for Vendors. Like us on Facebook!

GREENTOWN - D&B Antique Mall, 107 W. Main St. (US 35/IN22) 46936. Quality Antiques and Collectibles. Located in Greentown MiniMall with other quality shops. 765-628-7570.

GOSHEN - Goshen Antique Mall, 107 S. Main. 40 dealers of antiques & collectibles only. Mon.-Sat. 10-5, 1st Fri. of each month 10-9.574-534-6141.NEWSTAND

INDIANAPOLIS - Queen Bee Vintage, 111 E. 16th, Downtown Indianapolis. Antique, Retro, Vintage, Modern Clothing, Household, Gifts, Buy & Sell. Open Tues.-Fri. 11am-6pm & Sat. Noon-5pm. 317-916-8125www.facebook.com/queenbeevintage

LA PORTE - Shop LaPorte County, 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For information or a map email: [email protected] or visit us at: www.olddoodads.com

LARWILL - US 30 Countryside Antiques, 8049 US 30 W. 12,000 sq ft. on 1 floor. Quality Antiques, Primitives, Vintage Furniture. Open year round Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun. 1pm-5pm.260-327-3050.www.US30countrysideantiques.com

LOWELL - 10 Shops One Store, Tish’s “Upscale” Antique Mall, 201 E. Commercial Ave. (St. Rte. 2) Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm CST. 219-765-3655 FBwww.TISHSUPSCALEANTIQUEMALL.COMLOWELL - Spring Run Farm, 2110 W. 169th Ave. Celebrating our 30th year in business. (10 min from I-65) A fine gathering of Early Country Antiques. Opening April 2nd Hours: Thursday, Friday, & Saturday 10am-4pm. Closed Jan. - Mar. (219) 696-9357.MICHIGAN CITY - Shop LaPorte County, 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For information or a map email: [email protected] or visit us at: www.olddoodads.comMIDDLEBURY - Old Creamery Antiques, 333 N Main Street. Open 10am-5pm; Closed on Sunday.574-536-8374.NEWSTANDMIDDLEBURY - The Barn Door, 52886 State Road 13. Explore a unique selection of quality Antiques, Vintage, Re-Purposed, & New Furniture. Home Decor and gifts in a rustic boutique setting. Like us on Facebook!574-358-0074.NAPPANEE - My Red Moon Antiques, Apparel, Curiosities & Collectibles, 106 S. Main St. 10,000 sq. ft. of antiques, art, home decor, including a stylish women & children’s boutique w/new & vintage wears. www.myredmoon.com. 888-406-6966.NASHVILLE - My Red Moon Antiques, Apparel, Curiosities & Collectibles, 145 S Van Buren St. Featuring antiques, primitives, art, handmade items from IN artisans & boutique clothing for women & children. www.myredmoon.com888-406-6966NORTH WEBSTER - My LIttle Red Moon, 120 N. Main St. Seasonal store open May-August. Featuring antiques, nautical home decor & art & resort wear boutique for women & children.www.myredmoon.com 888-406-6966PENDLETON - Burmeisters Old Towne Antiques, 130 W. State Street. Open Thursday-Saturday 10:30am-4pm. Antiques & Collectibles! Find us on Social Media. 765-623-3395.PLAINFIELD - Gilley’s Antique & Decorator Mall, 5789 E. US Hwy 40. 10 minutes from I-70, Exit 66 on Indy’s westside. Indiana’s Cleanest Antique Mall. 37,000 sq. ft. of Antiques, Vintage, Collectibles, Retro, Advertising, & Primitives with seperate sections from Re-Purposed and Home Decor. Open Daily 10am-5pm. 317-839-8779,www.gilleysantiquemall.comFB:@GilleysAntiqueMall.ROLLING PRAIRIE - Shop LaPorte County, 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For information or a map email: [email protected] or visit us at: www.olddoodads.comSYRACUSE - My Red Moon Antiques, Apparel, Curiosities & Collectibles, 800 S. Huntington St., 46567. Seasonal Store, open April-October. Featuring antiques, nautical home decor & art & limited chic resort wear boutique for women & children.www.myredmoon.com 888-406-6966.

TERRE HAUTE - Vendors Village Largest Antique Vendor Mall in Central IN & IL! 3401 S US 41, Hrs.: Monday-Saturday 10am-8pm & Sun. Noon-6pm. 812-235-9326www.VendorsVillage.comLocated in the Honey Creek Mall beside JCPenney. Booths available while they last. Total of 5 locations. Clarksville, IN; Jeffersonville, IN; Danville, KY; & Litchfield, KYWANATAH - Shop LaPorte County, 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For information or a map email: [email protected] or visit us at: www.olddoodads.com

Indiana South of I-70

BATESVILLE - Walnut Street Variety Shop, New Larger Location! 33 N. Main Street. Antiques & Collectibles, Melissa & Doug toys, CBD-Hemp oils & much more! Tues.-Fri. 10am-5pm & Sat. 10am-4pm. 812-932-2666ELIZABETHTOWN - Nichols & Dimes Antiques. 101 Pennsylvania. Open daily by chance or appt. Judy Nichols - 812-579-5267. Email: [email protected], www.nicholsndimesantiques.comEVANSVILLE - Schneider’s Whispering Hills, 10600 Big Cynthiana Rd. Call ahead or by Appointment!812-604-4936. Cash & Carry only.GREENFIELD - JW Riley’s Emporium, 107 West Main. Open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sundays 1pm-5pm. Antiques, Collectibles, & Doll Repair. 60+ dealers!! 317-462-5268.GREENFIELD - Carolyn’s Antiques, 202 N. State St. Quality dishes, iron fence, garden misc., marble tables, copper, vintage rugs & misc. Open Thurs-Sar 10am-3pm or by chance.317-477-1448KNIGHTSTOWN - The Glass Cupboard Antique Mall, 115 E. Main St. Exit 115 S from I-70. Quality antiques & collectibles. Furniture, glass, pottery, milk bottles, coins, postcards, paper items, sports items, comic books, stoneware, Uhl, Ball jars. Tues-Sat 10-5, Closed Mon., Sun 1-5. 765-345-7572.RUSHVILLE - Elizabeth’s Keepsakes, Deli, Collectibles & Antique Mall, 237 N. Main St. A Unique shopping experience! Includes home decor! Hours: Mon-Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4.765-938-3071.SHELBYVILLE - Nostalgia on 9 Antique Mall & Flea Market, 1018 E. 500 South. Monday-Saturday 10-6 & Sunday Noon-4, 317-392-7701.TERRE HAUTE - Vendors Village, Largest Antique Vendor Mall in Central IN & IL! 3401 S US 41, Hrs.: Monday-Saturday 10am-8pm & Sun. Noon-6pm. 812-235-9326 www.VendorsVillage.com Located in the Honey Creek Mall beside JCPenney. Booths available while they last. Total of 5 locations. Clarksville, IN; Jeffersonville, IN; Danville, KY; & Litchfield, KY

Iowa

BEACON (OSKALOOSA) - Beacon Antiques, 112 Leighton St. Advertising, signs, stoneware & architecture. Daily 11-6, closed Tues. 641-673-9300 or 641-673-5137

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Antiques & Collectibles1028 Broad St., (In AntiqueDistrict). 803-272-0455 or 803-427-6468. Mon-Sat. 10am-5pm, Closed Sundays throughMarch. 7,500 sq.ft. 40 dealers.SOMETHING FOR EVERY-ONE!

CAMDEN - PatriciaRichardson’s CamdenAntiques Market Rt. 521downtown (I-20, Exit 98) inheart of Antiques District.Upscale dealers. CentralHeat/A.C. Open 7 days until6pm. (Closed Thanksgivingand Christmas) 803-432-0818.

FLORENCE, CarolinaCollectibles, 628 S Irby St.,29501. I-95 Exit 169, 6 milessouth on left, beside Wendys.9:30-5:30 Mon-Sat; 1-5 Sun.843-679-0901

ORANGEBURG - PalmettoAntiques, American &English antiques & acces-sories. 216 Prep St. (onhorseshoe in front ofOrangeburg Prep). Call forhours. 803-535-2205, 803-664-4514, 803-536-0851

Vermont

ESSEX JUNCTION - FiveCorners Antiques, 11 MapleSt. (Rte 117), I-89 X 12, 5 miN on 2A, R on 117, 40 deal-ers, Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4,www.fivecornersantiques.com.802-878-6167

Virginia

BUENA VISTA - Ace’s AtticAntiques, 2122 Magnolia Ave,24416. M-F 10am-4pm; Sat byappt. or chance. 540-570-9423.

DUMFRIES, Two GuysAntiques, 17682 Main Street(Rte. 1), I-95 exit 152A to 234S. to Rte. 1 S, 1/4 mi, on right.15 fine dealers in 14 rooms,Daily 10-5, Sun 11-5. Visit uson Facebook. 703-221-9669.

FALLS CHURCH - LookingGlass Antiques 817 W.Broad Street.Antiques/Books/Gifts/& Consignment. Open Sun-Sat. 12-5. ClosedWednesday. 703-534-5000,703-677-5103.www.lookingglassantiques.comVariety of Vintage &Contemporary clothes,1st edition Books, collectibles, & Jewelry.

FALLS CHURCH - FallsChurch Antiques open 7days, 6000 sq/ft. 250 W.Broad St., www.fallschurchantiques.com703-241-9642.

GORDONSVILLE - CountryBoy Antiques GordonsvilleAntiques Center, 403 JamesMadison Hwy, Closed Tues &Wed. Primitives, Collectibles,[email protected].

LYNCHBURG - Circle AAntique Mall. Located on Rte29, 6 miles South ofLynchburg Regional Airport.434-821-4668. Open 7 days a week.

RICHMOND - Sixty WestAntique Mall, 8004Midlothian Tpk. 23235 (I-95, X67B, 8 mi W.) 65+ dealers,18,000 sq ft. Mon-Sat 11-6,Sun 12-6. 804-560-5557

STAUNTON - StauntonAntiques Center Downtown19 W. Beverly, 35 Dealers,I-81 & 64. Open Daily Sun-Thurs. 11-5, Fri & Sat. 11-6.540-324-2570.

VIRGINIA BEACH -HOGAN’S NOW AND THEN,182 Thalia Village Shoppes,Virginia Beach, VA 23452.757-306-1325

West Virginia

BECKLEY - Beckley AntiqueMall, 268 George St., just offI-77/64 at Exit 44. Open daily10-6. 12,000 sq. ft., 60 deal-ers. Antique and Vintage furni-ture, primitive antiques, pot-tery, glassware, jewelry, rail-road and mining items, tools,signs, books, ephemera, tos,and more. 304-255-6825.www.beckleyantiquemall.comBEVERLY - Historic BeverlyAntique Mall, Route 219(Main St.), downtown. Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12-5. Call forwinter hours, (304) 637-0037.Prints, Civil War items, books,vintage clothing, jewelry,glassware, tools & Christmasroom!

BRUCETON MILLS -Bruceton Antique Mall, I-68,exit 23. Multi-dealer shop.Furniture, toys, glass. Open10-5 daily. 304-379-4040

BRUCETON MILLS -Alexander’s Antiques, I-68,Exit 23. 1/2 Mile north ofBruceton Antique Mall.Advertising, stoneware, furni-ture, toys. Thu-Mon 10-5, Tue& Wed by chance. 304-288-4782 or304-288-5272.www.wvjunker.com

BUCKHANNON -Buckhannon Antique Mall,Clarksburg Rd., 3 mi. N. ofBuckhannon on Rt. 20. Multi-dealer. Open Mon.-Sat. 10-5,Sun. 12-5. [email protected]

FAYETTEVILLE - New RiverAntique Mall, (formerlyCarpetbaggers). 100 High St.off Rt. 19 (between I-79 & I-77). Rt. 16 S at corner ofMaple. 35 dlrs, 7,000 sq ft.Daily. 304-574-4680

FLATWOODS - Sisters’Antique Mall, I-79 exit 67.Visible from Interstate, belowDays Inn. 10,000 sq ft. Daily,10-6, Sun 12-6. Art,Advertising items, Americana,furniture, toys, collectibles,glassware, china, jewelry,primitives, books, postcardsand ephemera. 304-765-5533.In our 11th year of satisfiedcustomers!

MORGANTOWN - Cat’s PawAntiques and Collectibles,1716-D Mileground. 304-296-8552/304-366-9388/304-288-3215. Check out ourpicks!

SOUTH CHARLESTON -South Charleston AntiqueMall, 617 “D” Street., 18,000sq. ft., I-64 exit 56, right onMontrose, left on Rt 60 W, leftnext red light to “D” St. BehindIndian Mound. ClosedThanksgiving and ChristmasDay only. For info call:304-744-8975.www.SouthCharlestonAntiqueMall.com

SUMMERSVILLE - WildwoodInn & Antiques, 100Wildwood Inn Dr., 26651. 304-872-4944. daily bychance or appointment.www.wildwoodinn.com

WESTON - RoshellsAntiques & Collectibles30,000 sq. ft. (3) buildings.One of the Largest Stores inWest Virginia!! Off I-79 Exit99, downtown Weston. Open7 days 9-5, Sun. Noon-5pm,304-269-2877.

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Kentucky

FLORENCE - Florence Antique Mall, 10 miles south of Cincinnati, I-71/75 exit 180A or 181 west to Mall Rd. Open Daily 11am-6pm. 859-371-0600.

Maryland

HAGERSTOWN - Washington County Trading 718 West Washington St. at Elgin. High Quality Antiques, Paintings, Eclectic Collectibles. By Appointment Only. 301-733-4747 Instagram

Massachusetts

WEST HARWICH - Harwich Antiques Center, 10 Rte 28 (1 1/2 Miles East of Route 134), 40 dealers. 508-432-4220. Regular hours: 10am-5pm Mon-Sat; 11am-5pm Sun.Over 50 Dealers & Consignors plying the tradewinds for the old, odd, & unusual!

New Jersey

HOPEWELL - Tomato Factory Antiques, 2 Somerset St. 38 dlrs. Daily 10-5, Sun 11-5. 609-466-9833. www.TomatoFactoryAntiques.comLAMBERTVILLE - The People’s Store 28 N. Union Street. Open Daily 10am-6pm. 3 Floors of Antiques & Collectibles, 609-397-9808, www.PeoplesStore.net.

WEST ORANGE - Valley Vintage 168 South Valley Rd., 2,100 sq. ft. multi-dealer shop. Antiques, vintage, & collectibles. Open 7 days a week. Mon-Sat. 11am-6pm & Sun. Noon-5pm. 973-323-1711

New York

CALEDONIA - Reflections From The Past Antiques, Vintage & Collectibles...with an extensive line of glass shades, & chimney’s for floor, celing, wall, & table lamps. 3166 State Street. (Route 5) - (585) 538-9333. Open Thursday-Sunday 10am-5pm. Find us on Facebook!!!reflectionsfromthepastantiques.comMOHAWK - Mohawk Antiques Mall, 100 E. Main Street, Mohawk NY, 13407. (315) 219-5044. Just off Exit 30, NYS Thruway.

OWEGO - Early Owego Antique Center, corner Lake and Main streets. 90+ dealers, 21,000sq ft. Hours:Sat., Sun. & Mon. 10am-6pm, Closed on Tues., Wed. & Thur. 10am-6pm, Fri. 10am-8pm. 607-223-4723 www.earlyowegoantiquecenter.com

RHINEBECK - Rhinebeck Antique Emporium, 5229 Albany Post Rd., Staatsburgh (Between Rhinebeck & Hyde Park). 10,000 Sq. Ft. Multi-Dealer mall & seperate Auction Gallery. High Quality Antiques & Eclectic Collectibles. Always looking for quality vendors. Flat Fee Rent. Open Daily 10am-5pm. 845-876-8168. Auction Consignment Offices RI & FL www.RhinebeckAntiqueEmporium.com

North Carolina

CAMERON - 10 ANTIQUE SHOPS in historic Cameron. Antiques Street Fair Fri. & Sat., May 3 & 4, 2019. www.antiquesofcameron.comHENDERSONVILLE - Needful Things Antique Mall From I-26, Exit 49A, East on US 64. Turn left at 1st traffic signal on to Francis Rd. First Right is 10 Francis Rd. Antique Mall Parking Lot. 2 Floors, 5,500 sq. ft., & 200 Dealers. Furniture, Fabrics, Books, Toys, Clocks, & Jewelry.LAMP REPAIR SHOP (ELECTRIC OR KERSOSENE LAMPS) REPAIRS LARGE OR SMALL. LARGE SELECTION VINTAGE LAMPS & LIGHTING, VINTAGE TOOLS. TV Room, CLean Restrooms, & Snacks. Take a break with us! Open 7 dats a week.

Pennsylvania

CLARION - Fulmer House Books & Collectibles, 703 Wood St. on 7th Ave 1 block S of Main. I-80 x 62, 1 mi N. Wed-Sun 11-6. www.fulmerhousebooks.com.814-226-5969.GETTYSBURG - Antiques Folly Formally of Emmitsburg, MD. Has moved to The Rebels Roos Emporium, 2885 York Rd. (Rt. 30 E) Booth 553. Glass, Fine Arts, Paper Items, Rock & Roll & Harley memorabilia, Wedgewood & TransferWear, 717-479-5524, 301-606-3162. Follow Your Folly - Mine is Antiques. C-ya at the Roost!

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PITTSBURGH - Wexford General Store Antiques, Delightful multi-dealer shop overflowing with quality antiques. Furniture, architectural, china & silver, estate jewelry, vintage clothing, toys, stained glass & art, and more! Buying & selling for 46 years! 150 Church Rd. PA turnpike exit 28 or PA I-79 Wexford exit. Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5. 724-935-9959. www.wexfordantiques.comPUNXSUTAWNEY - Yoder’s Antique Mall 14342 Route. 36 15767, 4 miles south of Punxsutawney on Route 36 on left. Open 8am-5:30pm Monday-Saturday. Closed Sundays & Holidays. Approx. 80,000 sq. ft. w/over 80 vendors. West Central Pennsylvania’s best kept secret! Dealer friendly. Check us out on Facebook.www.yodersantiquemall.com

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MARYLANDHAGERSTOWN - Antique Crossroads - The date for the Open House was incorrect. Watch for the correct date for 2019.

Antiques & Collectibles1028 Broad St., (In AntiqueDistrict). 803-272-0455 or 803-427-6468. Mon-Sat. 10am-5pm, Closed Sundays throughMarch. 7,500 sq.ft. 40 dealers.SOMETHING FOR EVERY-ONE!

CAMDEN - PatriciaRichardson’s CamdenAntiques Market Rt. 521downtown (I-20, Exit 98) inheart of Antiques District.Upscale dealers. CentralHeat/A.C. Open 7 days until6pm. (Closed Thanksgivingand Christmas) 803-432-0818.

FLORENCE, CarolinaCollectibles, 628 S Irby St.,29501. I-95 Exit 169, 6 milessouth on left, beside Wendys.9:30-5:30 Mon-Sat; 1-5 Sun.843-679-0901

ORANGEBURG - PalmettoAntiques, American &English antiques & acces-sories. 216 Prep St. (onhorseshoe in front ofOrangeburg Prep). Call forhours. 803-535-2205, 803-664-4514, 803-536-0851

Vermont

ESSEX JUNCTION - FiveCorners Antiques, 11 MapleSt. (Rte 117), I-89 X 12, 5 miN on 2A, R on 117, 40 deal-ers, Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4,www.fivecornersantiques.com.802-878-6167

Virginia

BUENA VISTA - Ace’s AtticAntiques, 2122 Magnolia Ave,24416. M-F 10am-4pm; Sat byappt. or chance. 540-570-9423.

DUMFRIES, Two GuysAntiques, 17682 Main Street(Rte. 1), I-95 exit 152A to 234S. to Rte. 1 S, 1/4 mi, on right.15 fine dealers in 14 rooms,Daily 10-5, Sun 11-5. Visit uson Facebook. 703-221-9669.

FALLS CHURCH - LookingGlass Antiques 817 W.Broad Street.Antiques/Books/Gifts/& Consignment. Open Sun-Sat. 12-5. ClosedWednesday. 703-534-5000,703-677-5103.www.lookingglassantiques.comVariety of Vintage &Contemporary clothes,1st edition Books, collectibles, & Jewelry.

FALLS CHURCH - FallsChurch Antiques open 7days, 6000 sq/ft. 250 W.Broad St., www.fallschurchantiques.com703-241-9642.

GORDONSVILLE - CountryBoy Antiques GordonsvilleAntiques Center, 403 JamesMadison Hwy, Closed Tues &Wed. Primitives, Collectibles,[email protected].

LYNCHBURG - Circle AAntique Mall. Located on Rte29, 6 miles South ofLynchburg Regional Airport.434-821-4668. Open 7 days a week.

RICHMOND - Sixty WestAntique Mall, 8004Midlothian Tpk. 23235 (I-95, X67B, 8 mi W.) 65+ dealers,18,000 sq ft. Mon-Sat 11-6,Sun 12-6. 804-560-5557

STAUNTON - StauntonAntiques Center Downtown19 W. Beverly, 35 Dealers,I-81 & 64. Open Daily Sun-Thurs. 11-5, Fri & Sat. 11-6.540-324-2570.

VIRGINIA BEACH -HOGAN’S NOW AND THEN,182 Thalia Village Shoppes,Virginia Beach, VA 23452.757-306-1325

West Virginia

BECKLEY - Beckley AntiqueMall, 268 George St., just offI-77/64 at Exit 44. Open daily10-6. 12,000 sq. ft., 60 deal-ers. Antique and Vintage furni-ture, primitive antiques, pot-tery, glassware, jewelry, rail-road and mining items, tools,signs, books, ephemera, tos,and more. 304-255-6825.www.beckleyantiquemall.comBEVERLY - Historic BeverlyAntique Mall, Route 219(Main St.), downtown. Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12-5. Call forwinter hours, (304) 637-0037.Prints, Civil War items, books,vintage clothing, jewelry,glassware, tools & Christmasroom!

BRUCETON MILLS -Bruceton Antique Mall, I-68,exit 23. Multi-dealer shop.Furniture, toys, glass. Open10-5 daily. 304-379-4040

BRUCETON MILLS -Alexander’s Antiques, I-68,Exit 23. 1/2 Mile north ofBruceton Antique Mall.Advertising, stoneware, furni-ture, toys. Thu-Mon 10-5, Tue& Wed by chance. 304-288-4782 or304-288-5272.www.wvjunker.com

BUCKHANNON -Buckhannon Antique Mall,Clarksburg Rd., 3 mi. N. ofBuckhannon on Rt. 20. Multi-dealer. Open Mon.-Sat. 10-5,Sun. 12-5. [email protected]

FAYETTEVILLE - New RiverAntique Mall, (formerlyCarpetbaggers). 100 High St.off Rt. 19 (between I-79 & I-77). Rt. 16 S at corner ofMaple. 35 dlrs, 7,000 sq ft.Daily. 304-574-4680

FLATWOODS - Sisters’Antique Mall, I-79 exit 67.Visible from Interstate, belowDays Inn. 10,000 sq ft. Daily,10-6, Sun 12-6. Art,Advertising items, Americana,furniture, toys, collectibles,glassware, china, jewelry,primitives, books, postcardsand ephemera. 304-765-5533.In our 11th year of satisfiedcustomers!

MORGANTOWN - Cat’s PawAntiques and Collectibles,1716-D Mileground. 304-296-8552/304-366-9388/304-288-3215. Check out ourpicks!

SOUTH CHARLESTON -South Charleston AntiqueMall, 617 “D” Street., 18,000sq. ft., I-64 exit 56, right onMontrose, left on Rt 60 W, leftnext red light to “D” St. BehindIndian Mound. ClosedThanksgiving and ChristmasDay only. For info call:304-744-8975.www.SouthCharlestonAntiqueMall.com

SUMMERSVILLE - WildwoodInn & Antiques, 100Wildwood Inn Dr., 26651. 304-872-4944. daily bychance or appointment.www.wildwoodinn.com

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TERRE HAUTE - Vendors VillageLargest Antique Vendor Mall in Central IN & IL! 3401 S US 41, Hrs.: Monday-Saturday 10am-8pm & Sun. Noon-6pm. 812-235-9326 www.VendorsVillage.com Located in the Honey Creek Mall beside JCPenney. Booths available while they last. Total of 5 locations. Clarksville, IN; Jeffersonville, IN; Danville, KY; & Litchfield, KY

Iowa

BEACON (OSKALOOSA) - Beacon Antiques, 112 Leighton St. Advertising, signs, stoneware & architecture. Daily 11-6, closed Tues. 641-673-9300 or 641-673-5137

DES MOINES - Raccoon Forks Trading Company - 621 Des Moines St., Antiques, Furniture, Primitives, Prints. open 7 days a week. [email protected], 515-809-1715

SIOUX CITY - Antiques on Historic Fourth, 1016 4th St. 11 dlrs, Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-4. 712-258-3530.www.antiquesonhistoricfourth.com

Kentucky

BARDSTOWN - Fine Antiques, 110 N. Third St.. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm and Sunday Noon-5pm. www.BardstownAntiques.com 502-507-9277. Like us on Facebook!BEREA - Todd’s Antique Mall, Exit 76 off I-75, 1 mile on 21 W. 65 booths, Open Mon-Sat 9-5. Dealers welcome. 859-986-9087. Ample parking.

DANVILLE - Not Just Antiques in Danville, 1000 E Lexington Ave, Ste 36. Open 7 days, Mon-Fri 10-5:30, except Thurs. open till 8pm, Sun 1-5. 859-239-0088,www.notjustantiquesindanville.com

FLORENCE - Florence Antique Mall,10 miles south of Cincinnati, I-71/75 exit 180A or 181 west to Mall Rd. Open Daily 11am-8pm. 859-371-0600.

FRANKLIN - Bright’s Antique World, 281 Steele Rd., I-65, exit 2 off 31W behind Cracker Barrel. 35,000 sq ft of nothing but antiques! Largest selection of antique furniture in KY & TN. Sun 10-6, Mon-Sat 9-8. www.brightsantiqueworld.com - 270-598-9901

GLENDALE - Bennie’s Barn Antique Mall, Exit 86 off I-65, Open Daily Year Round, 270-369-9677, www.benniesbarnantiquemall.com. Kentucky’s most unique antique mall!

GLENDALE - Irene’s Antiques, Famous Glendale Area, 873 W Rhudes Creek Rd., Off I-65, turn right at the sign. Open Mon-Sat 11am-4pm, Sun 1pm-4pm. Specializing in early KY & Victorian furniture, Cut Glass, Flow Blue, Fine Porcelains, Pocket Maps, Bottles, & Jars. 270-737-8932

HARRODSBURG - Rags to Riches Antiques Center & Flea Mall, 613South College St., Beaumont Plaza, 40330. Like us on Facebook!! 859-734-2680

LOUISVILLE - Derby City Antique Mall...& More 3819 Bardstown Rd, Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sunday 1pm-5pm. Full-Service Cafe. Over 30,000 sq/ft. with 125 dealers.Located 2 miles south of Hwy 264. Find us on Facebook!www.derbycityantiquemall.com (502) 459-5151

LOUISVILLE - The Crazy Daisy Antique Mall, 1430 Mellwood Ave, 40206. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5. 502-560-1335. 20,000 sq ft mall, feat. antique furniture, vintage, collectibles & jewelry. Early birds welcome! We open at 9am! www.crazydaisyantiquemall.com

LOUISVILLE - Louisville Antique Market Antiques, Collectibles, & Fine Furniture. 7 days 10am-6pm, 845 E. Jefferson, 502-217-0085.

OWENSBORO - Preservation Staion Market & Event Center 9661 Highway 56, 42301. Open daily Tuesday-, Wednesday and Thursday 10am-5pm, Friday and Saturday 10am-9pm and Sunday 10am-5pm. Over 60 shops in a former 40,000 sq. ft. elementary school selling antique, unique, boutique and vintage inspired finds! Newly added is a 100 seat restaurant serving Southern favorites! Find us on Facebook, call 270-616-7007 or visit www.visitpreservationstation.com

OWENSBORO - 4LN Black Sheep Antiques, 7094 U.S. 231, Utica, KY 42376. Open Tues.-Sat. 10am-5pm or By Appt. 270-903-7859. Like us on Facebook!

SOMERSET - North 27 Antique Mall,2330 Hwy. 2227, .5 miles from 27 & 80 intersection north, turn right light #1 Hwy 2227 then 2 miles on the right. 18000 sq. ft. of antiques and collectibles. 150 booths. Mon.-Sat. 10am-5:30pm, Sun. 1pm-5pm, 606-679-1923.

Michigan

LANSING - The Little Red Schoolhouse 5002 W. Saginaw Hwy. 517-321-6701. Celebrating its 25th year. Jurried Craft & Antique Mall. 1100 sq. ft. of wonderful! Open Mon.-Sat. 10am-8pm & Sun. Noon-5pm.

Missouri

FARMINGTON - Antique Treasures920 E. Woodlawn Drive. 265 Display booths & 110 Showcases. Open daily 10-6. 573-431-4866. www.missouriantiquemalls.com

ST. MARY - St. Mary Antique Mall777 7th Street, 435 Display booths & 225 Showcases. Open daily 10am-6pm. 573-543-2800

Ohio North of I-70

COLUMBUS - Heritage Square Antique Mall, 1865 Brice Rd. North of I-70, Exit 110. Largest Antique Mall in Central Ohio! 614-864-8722.

DENNISON - 250 Antique Mall “The Best Little Mall in Ohio” Fabulous, Fancy Furniture Selection, Primitives, Jewelry, Plus Much More! Open 10am-5pm, Closed Wednesdays, and Holidays. 9043 State Route 250 S.E., Dennison, OH 44621 www.250mall.com

NAPOLEON - MKat’s Antiques, 712 Scott Street. Open Wed.-Fri. 10am-5pm & Sat. 10am-4pm. 419-262-8123. Visit us on Facebook and Ebay!

NEW CARLISLE - HoneyCreek Galleries 131 S. Main St., Open Tuesday-Saturday Noon-5pm. Costume Jewelry, Fenton, Furniture, Cast Iron, & Kitchen Collectibles, Books & Book Repair and More! 937-845-3443 [email protected]: HoneycreekGalleriesAntiques NEWSTAND

SPRINGFIELD - Heart of Ohio Antique Center, America’s Biggest & Best! Exit 62 at I-70 & US 40. 4785 E. National Rd. Open Daily 9:30am-6pm (937) 324-2188 www.heartofohioantiques.com

TIPP CITY - Midwest Memories Antiques, 24 W. Main St. A 100 Vendor Vintage Mall, Featuring Authentic Vintage & Newer Home Decor, plus Mid-Century & Custom Furniture & Lighting. Open 7days a week. 937-669-0316 Midwestmemoriesantiques.com

Ohio South of I-70

BLANCHESTER - 4 Shops Antiques & Collectibles. Open Monday-Saturday Routes 28, 123, & 133.CINCINATTI/FAIRFIELD - Ohio Valley Antique Mall, Woodridge Plaza, 7285 Dixie Hwy/Rte 4. Our mall is 65,000 sq. ft. Over 450 dealers. In-store Cafe open daily with customer lounge. facebook.com/ohiovalleyantiques.Open 7 days, 9-9. 513-874-7855.www.ohiovalleyantiques.com

CINCINNATI * Mt. Healthy - Covered Bridge Antique Mall, 7508 Hamilton Ave. (Rt. 127), 1/4 mile north of Cross County Hwy. Open Mon-Sat 10-6; Sun Noon-6. 513-521-5739. Like us on Facebook!

CINCINNATI/READING - Grand Antique Mall 27,000 sq. ft. of quality merchandise. Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-6. 9701 Reading Rd. 513-554-1919. www.grandantiquemall.com Facebook.com/GrandAntiqueMall NEWSSTAND

CINCINNATI/ROSS - Venice Pavilion Antiques, 4299 Hamilton Cleves Hwy, 45014. Open 11-7 daily. (513) 738-8180. www.venicepavilionantiques.com Visit us on Facebook NEWSSTAND

CIRCLEVILLE - Two Old Broads & a Geezer Antique Mall with over 50 dealers. 113 South Court Street. Open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sunday Noon-5pm. 740-497-4304. Follow us on Facebook!!

COLUMBUS - Greater Columbus Antique Mall, 1045 S. High St. 1 mi. from Greenlawn & I-71 exit. German Village & Brewery District areas. 11,000 sq. ft. A collector and decorators paradise. Open 12-6, 7 days a week. 614-443-7858. Like us on Facebook! NEWSSTAND

DAYTON - Antiques Village 651 Lyons Road, 45459. I-675 Exit 2, 1-75 Exit 44. (937) 291-5060. 300 Shops-antiques, vintage, collectibles repurposed & more. Facebook.com/antiquesvillage www.antiquevillage.net OPEN DAILY 10am-8pm

LEBANON - Miller’s Antique Market,Since 1988, offering the finest antiques. 201 South Broadway. 70+ Dealers. Daily 10-5, Sun. Noon-5. 513-932-8710.

MIDDLETOWN - Gallery on ClintonAntiques. Vintage. Whatknots. 15 N. Clinton Street. Open 11am-5pm, Monday-Friday & 1pm-5pm on Saturday. 513-420-9466 Facebook @GalleryonClinton

PICKERINGTON - Top Hat Antiques,8 E. Columbus St. 43147. Open 7 days. Antiques, Collectibles, Appraisals. www.tophatsales.com

PORTSMOUTH - Market Street Hardware, Toytown, & Antiques 217 Market Street, Open 8am-6pm Monday-Saturday. 740-353-8959. See us on Facebook!

RIPLEY - Olde Piano Factory Antique Mall, 307 N. Second St., US 52. Gen/line. Summer hours daily 10-5, Sun. 12-6. Winter hours daily 10-4, Sun. 12-5, 937-392-9243.

WAYNESVILLE, Located conveniently in the I75-I71 corridor in South Central Ohio, The Antique Capital of the Midwest. 14 Antique Shops as well as 40 specialty shops and restaurants in our four block Historic Shopping District. 513-897-8855. www.waynesvilleshops.com

Oklahoma

WAGONER - White Elephant(formerly CO-OP Antiques) 128 S. Main St., Open Wednesday - Saturday 10am-6pm, 918-232-6771.

Tennessee

CLARKSVILLE - Creekside Farm Antiques & Restoration 1057 Bellmont Rd. Dealing in period furniture. We have a restoration shop! No collectibles or Junk. Tues.-Fri. 10am-5pm, & Saturday by Appt. 931-648-2540.

CLINTON - Enjoy Small Town Antiquing with 16 shops. I-75, exit 122, 6 mi W on Hwy 61 to historic downtown Clinton, TN. May and October Annual Antiques Shows. 865-457-5250; 865-463-8699. www.HistoricClintonsAntiques.com.KINGSTON - Recovered Relics, 701 N. Kentucky St. Open Mon.-Fri. 9am-6pm & Sat. 9am-4pm. Antiques, Gifts & Collectibles. We are an eclectic shop with a TWIST! 865-248-4064. Check us out on FB/Recovered Relics TN.

Wisconsin

COLUMBUS - Columbus Antique Mall & Christopher Columbus Museum “Wisconsin’s Largest Antique Mall” Enter everyday 8:00 - 4:00. 80,000 sq ft. Third floor furniture. Customer Appreciation week, 20% off all items $10 and over. Oct. 7-13. 239 Whitney, Columbus, WI, 53925-0151. www.columbusantiquemall.com, 920-623-1992

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BEREA - Todd’s Antique Mall, Exit 76 off I-75, 1 mile on 21 W. 65 booths, Open Mon-Sat 9-5. Dealers welcome. 859-986-9087. Ample parking.

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GLENDALE - Bennie’s Barn Antique Mall, Exit 86 off I-65, Open Daily Year Round, 270-369-9677,www.benniesbarnantiquemall.com. Kentucky’s most unique antique mall!

GLENDALE - Irene’s Antiques, Famous Glendale Area, 873 W Rhudes Creek Rd., Off I-65, turn right at the sign. Open Mon-Sat 11am-4pm, Sun 1pm-4pm. Specializing in early KY & Victorian furniture, Cut Glass, Flow Blue, Fine Porcelains, Pocket Maps, Bottles, & Jars. 270-737-8932

HARRODSBURG - Rags to Riches Antiques Center & Flea Mall, 613 South College St., Beaumont Plaza, 40330. Like us on Facebook!!859-734-2680LOUISVILLE - Derby City Antique Mall...& More, 3819 Bardstown Rd, Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sunday 1pm-5pm. Full-Service Cafe. Over 30,000 sq/ft. with 125 dealers. Located 2 miles south of Hwy 264. Find us on Facebook!www.derbycityantiquemall.com (502) 459-5151LOUISVILLE - The Crazy Daisy Antique Mall, 1430 Mellwood Ave, 40206. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5. 502-560-1335. 20,000 sq ft mall, feat. antique furniture, vintage, collectibles & jewelry. Early birds welcome! We open at 9am!www.crazydaisyantiquemall.com

LOUISVILLE - Louisville Antique Market, Antiques, Collectibles, & Fine Furniture. 7 days 10am-6pm, 845 E. Jefferson, 502-217-0085.OWENSBORO - Preservation Station Market & Event Center, 9661 Highway 56, 42301. Open Tuesday-Sunday 10am-5pm. Over 60 shops in a former 40,000 sq. ft. elementary school selling antique, unique, boutique and vintage inspired finds! Newly added is a 100 seat restaurant serving Southern favorites! Find us on Facebook, call 270-616-7007 or visitwww.visitpreservationstation.comOWENSBORO - 4LN Black Sheep Antiques, 7094 U.S. 231, Utica, KY 42376. Open Tues.-Sat. 10am-5pm or By Appt. 270-903-7859. Like us on Facebook!SOMERSET - North 27 Antique Mall, 2330 Hwy. 2227, .5 miles from 27 & 80 intersection north, turn right light #1 Hwy. 2227 then 2 miles on the right. 18000 sq. ft. of antiques and collectibles. 150 booths. Mon.-Sat. 10am-5:30pm, Sun. 1pm-5pm 606-679-1923.

Michigan

LANSING - The Little Red Schoolhouse, 5002 W. Saginaw Hwy. 517-321-6701. Celebrating its 25th year. Jurried Craft & Antique Mall. 1100 sq. ft. of wonderful! Open Mon.-Sat. 10am-8pm & Sun. Noon-5pm.

Missouri

FARMINGTON - Antique Treasures, 920 E. Woodlawn Drive. 265 Display booths & 110 Showcases. Open daily 10-6. 573-431-4866.www.missouriantiquemalls.com

ST. MARY - St. Mary Antique Mall, 777 7th Street, 435 Display booths & 225 Showcases. Open daily 10am-6pm. 573-543-2800

Ohio North of I-70

COLUMBUS - Heritage Square Antique Mall, 1865 Brice Rd. North of I-70, Exit 110. Largest Antique Mall in Central Ohio! 614-864-8722.DENNISON - 250 Antique Mall, “The Best Little Mall in Ohio” Fabulous, Fancy Furniture Selection, Primitives, Jewelry, Plus Much More! Open 10am-5pm, Closed Wednesdays, and Holidays. 9043 State Route 250 S.E., Dennison, OH 44621www.250mall.comMANSFIELD - Mid-Ohio Antique Mall, 155 Cline Ave. at Lexington Ave. (Rt. 42 S.) Multiple Dealers, 2 Floors. 10-5 Daily, Sun., Noon-5 PM. 419-756-5852NAPOLEON - MKat’s Antiques, 712 Scott Street. Open Wed.-Fri. 10am-5pm & Sat. 10am-4pm. 419-262-8123. Visit us on Facebook and Ebay!NEW CARLISLE - HoneyCreek Galleries, 131 S. Main St., Open Tuesday-Saturday Noon-5pm. Costume Jewelry, Fenton, Furniture, Cast Iron, & Kitchen Collectibles, Books & Book Repair and More! [email protected]: HoneycreekGalleriesAntiques

NEWSTANDSPRINGFIELD - Heart of Ohio Antique Center, America’s Biggest & Best! Exit 62 at I-70 & US 40. 4785 E. National Rd. Open Daily 9:30am-6pm(937) 324-2188www.heartofohioantiques.comTIPP CITY - Midwest Memories Antiques, 24 W. Main St. A 100 Vendor Vintage Mall, Featuring Authentic Vintage & Newer Home Decor, plus Mid-Century & Custom Furniture & Lighting. Open 7days a week.937-669-0316 Midwestmemoriesantiques.com

Ohio South of I-70

BLANCHESTER - 4 Shops Antiques & Collectibles. Open Monday-Saturday Routes 28, 123, & 133.BYESVILLE - Byesville Dealbusters Marketplace, 161 S. 2nd St. Hours: Mon.-Fri., 10am-6pm, Sat. 10am-4pm. Antiques, Vintage & More! (Over 70 dealers including Isaacs Antiques). 740-685-8755.CINCINATTI/FAIRFIELD - Ohio Valley Antique Mall, Woodridge Plaza, 7285 Dixie Hwy/Rte 4. Our mall is 85,000 sq. ft. Over 550 dealers. In-store Cafe open daily with customer lounge. facebook.com/ohiovalleyantiques. Open 7 days, 9-9. 513-874-7855.www.ohiovalleyantiques.comCINCINNATI/READING - Grand Antique Mall, 27,000 sq. ft. of quality merchandise. Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-6. 9701 Reading Rd. 513-554-1919. www.grandantiquemall.comFacebook.com/GrandAntiqueMallNEWSSTANDCINCINNATI/ROSS - Venice Pavilion Antiques, 4299 Hamilton Cleves Hwy, 45014. Open 11-7 daily.(513) 738-8180.www.venicepavilionantiques.comVisit us on FacebookNEWSSTANDCIRCLEVILLE - Two Old Broads & a Geezer Antique Mall, with over 50 dealers. 113 South Court Street. Open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sunday Noon-5pm. 740-497-4304. Follow us on Facebook!!COLUMBUS - Greater Columbus Antique Mall, 1045 S. High St. 1 mi. from Greenlawn & I-71 exit. German Village & Brewery District areas. 11,000 sq. ft. A collector and decorators paradise. Open 12-6, 7 days a week. 614-443-7858. Like us on Facebook! NEWSSTANDDAYTON - Antiques Village, 651 Lyons Road, 45459. I-675 Exit 2, 1-75 Exit 44. (937) 291-5060. 300 Shopsantiques, vintage, collectibles repurposed & more. Facebook.com/antiquesvillage www.antiquevillage.net OPEN DAILY 10am-8pmLEBANON - Miller’s Antique Market, Since 1988, offering the finest antiques. 201 South Broadway. 70+ Dealers. Daily 10-5, Sun. Noon-5.513-932-8710.

MIDDLETOWN - Gallery on Clinton Antiques. Vintage. Whatknots. 15 N. Clinton Street. Open 11am-5pm, Monday-Friday & 1pm-5pm on Saturday. 513-420-9466 Facebook @ GalleryonClintonPICKERINGTON - Top Hat Antiques, 8 E. Columbus St. 43147. Open 7 days. Antiques, Collectibles, Appraisals. www.tophatsales.comPORTSMOUTH - Market Street Hardware, Toytown, & Antiques, 217 Market Street, Open 8am-6pm Monday-Saturday. 740-353-8959.See us on Facebook!RIPLEY - Olde Piano Factory Antique Mall, 307 N. Second St., US 52. Gen/line. Summer hours daily 10-5, Sun. 12-6. Winter hours daily 10-4, Sun. 12-5, 937-392-9243.SHARONVILLE (DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP) - The Primitive Kitchen, 9394 Butler Warren Rd., 513-398-7139. Thursday, Friday & Saturday 11am-5pm. Country & Primitive, Antiques, Collectibles, Candles & Fairy Garden Items.WAYNESVILLE, Located conveniently in the I75-I71 corridor in South Central Ohio, The Antique Capital of the Midwest. 14 Antique Shops as well as 40 specialty shops and restaurants in our four block Historic Shopping District.513-897-8855.www.waynesvilleshops.com

Oklahoma

WAGONER - White Elephant (formerly CO-OP Antiques) 128 S. Main St., Open Wednesday - Saturday 10am-6pm, 918-232-6771.

Tennessee

CLARKSVILLE - Creekside Farm Antiques & Restoration, 1057 Bellmont Rd. Dealing in period furniture. We have a restoration shop! No collectibles or Junk. Tues.-Fri. 10am-5pm, & Saturday by Appt.931-648-2540.CLINTON - Enjoy Small Town Antiquing with 16 shops. I-75, Exit 122, 6 mi W on Hwy. 61 to historic downtown Clinton, TN. May and October Annual Antiques Shows. 865-457-5250; 865-463-8699.www.HistoricClintonsAntiques.com.KINGSTON - Recovered Relics, 701 N. Kentucky St. Open Mon.-Fri. 9am-6pm & Sat. 9am-4pm. Antiques, Gifts & Collectibles. We are an eclectic shop with a TWIST! 865-248-4064. Check us out on FB/Recovered Relics TN.

Wisconsin

COLUMBUS - Columbus Antique Mall & Christopher Columbus Museum, “Wisconsin’s Largest Antique Mall” Enter everyday 8:00 - 4:00. 80,000 sq ft. Third floor furniture. Customer Appreciation week, 20% off all items $10 and over. April 6-12. 239 Whitney, Columbus, WI, 53925-0151. www.columbusantiquemall.com,920-623-1992

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FORT WAYNE - Rekindle MarketPlace 4702 Parnell Ave. Antique &Upcycling Mall. Featuring OnlineConsignment, Auctions & RoughRoom. Always looking for Vendors.Like us on Facebook!

Kentucky

FLORENCE - Florence AntiqueMall, 10 miles south of Cincinnati,I-71/75 exit 180A or 181 west to MallRd. Open Daily 11am-6pm.859-371-0600.

Maryland

HAGERSTOWN - WashingtonCounty Trading 718 WestWashington St. at Elgin. High QualityAntiques, Paintings, EclecticCollectibles. By Appointment Only.301-733-4747 Instagram

Massachusetts

WEST HARWICH - Harwich AntiquesCenter, 10 Rte 28 (1 1/2 Miles Eastof Route 134), 40 dealers. 508-432-4220. Regular hours: 10am-5pmMon-Sat; 11am-5pm Sun.Over 50Dealers & Consignors plying thetradewinds for the old, odd, &unusual!

New Jersey

HOPEWELL - Tomato FactoryAntiques, 2 Somerset St. 38 dlrs.Daily 10-5, Sun 11-5.609-466-9833.www.TomatoFactoryAntiques.comLAMBERTVILLE - The People’sStore 28 N. Union Street. OpenDaily 10am-6pm. 3 Floors ofAntiques & Collectibles,609-397-9808,www.PeoplesStore.net.WEST ORANGE - ValleyVintage 168 South Valley Rd.,2,100 sq. ft. multi-dealer shop.Antiques, vintage, & collectibles.Open 7 days a week. Mon-Sat.11am-6pm & Sun. Noon-5pm.973-323-1711

New York

CALEDONIA - Reflections FromThe Past Antiques, Vintage &Collectibles...with an extensive line ofglass shades, & chimney’s for floor,celing, wall, & table lamps. 3166State Street. (Route 5) -(585) 538-9333. Open Thursday-Sunday 10am-5pm. Find us onFacebook!!!reflectionsfromthepastantiques.comMOHAWK - Mohawk AntiquesMall, 100 E. Main Street, MohawkNY, 13407. (315) 219-5044. Just offExit 30, NYS Thruway. Open: 10am-5pm Mon.-Sat., Closed Tues., 11:30am-5pm Sun.OWEGO - Early Owego AntiqueCenter, corner Lake and Mainstreets. 90+ dealers, 21,000sq ft.Hours:Sat., Sun. & Mon. 10am-6pm,Closed on Tues., Wed. & Thur.10am-6pm, Fri. 10am-8pm.607-223-4723www.earlyowegoantiquecenter.com

RHINEBECK - Rhinebeck AntiqueEmporium, 5229 Albany Post Rd.,Staatsburgh (Between Rhinebeck &Hyde Park). 10,000 Sq. Ft. Multi-Dealer mall & seperate AuctionGallery. High Quality Antiques &Eclectic Collectibles. Always lookingfor quality vendors. Flat Fee Rent.Open Daily 10am-5pm. 845-876-8168. Auction Consignment Offices RI & FLwww.RhinebeckAntiqueEmporium.com

North Carolina

CAMERON - 10 ANTIQUESHOPS in historic Cameron.Antiques Street FairFri. & Sat., May 3 & 4, 2019.www.antiquesofcameron.comHENDERSONVILLE - NeedfulThings Antique Mall From I-26, Exit49A, East on US 64. Turn left at 1sttraffic signal on to Francis Rd. FirstRight is 10 Francis Rd. Antique MallParking Lot. 2 Floors, 5,500 sq. ft., &200 Dealers. Furniture, Fabrics,Books, Toys, Clocks, & Jewelry.LAMP REPAIR SHOP (ELECTRICOR KERSOSENE LAMPS)REPAIRS LARGE OR SMALL.LARGE SELECTION VINTAGELAMPS & LIGHTING, VINTAGETOOLS. TV Room, CLeanRestrooms, & Snacks. Take a breakwith us! Open 7 dats a week.

Pennsylvania

CARLISLE - Lutz’s Antiques, 1223 Ritner Hwy. A unique shop worth the stop! Family owned & operated. 717-241-0440.CLARION - Fulmer House Books &Collectibles, 703 Wood St. on 7thAve 1 block S of Main. I-80 x 62,1 mi N. Wed-Sat 11-5, Sun 12-4, Closed Mon-Tue.www.fulmerhousebooks.com.814-226-5969.CURWENSVILLE - Pat Errigo An-tiques: Furniture & Oddities “We Buy & Sell Anything” 848 State St. Route 879. Best To Call (814) 236-3403. 10,000 Sq. Ft. of Antiques & Collectibles.GETTYSBURG - AntiquesFolly Formally of Emmitsburg, MD.Has moved to The Rebels RoosEmporium, 2885 York Rd. (Rt. 30 E)Booth 553. Glass, Fine Arts, PaperItems, Rock & Roll & Harleymemorabilia, Wedgewood &TransferWear, 717-479-5524,301-606-3162. Follow Your Folly -Mine is Antiques. C-ya at the Roost!GREENCASTLE - the shopAntiques, Collectibles & decorativeaccessories. 144 E. Baltimore St.(Rt. 16) 1/2 mile off Exit 5 I-81.Hours: Wed.-Fri. 10am-5pm,Sat. 10am-4pm 717-593-9990NEW OXFORD - Rife’s Antiques,4415 York Rd, Route 30 - 1 mile W of New Oxford, 6 miles east of Gettysburg. Area’s Largest Selection of Quality Oak & Walnut Furniture. Tables, Chair Sets, Rockers, Bedroom Sets, Armoires, Washstands, Dressers, Chest of Draw-ers, Corner Cupboards, Buffets, China Closets, Desks, Hoosiers, Bookcases, Hallseats, & Dry Sinks. 717-624-2546.

PITTSBURGH - Wexford GeneralStore Antiques, Delightful multidealershop overflowing with qualityantiques. Furniture, architectural,china & silver, estate jewelry, vintageclothing, toys, stained glass & art,and more! Buying & selling for 46years! 150 Church Rd. PA turnpikeexit 28 or PA I-79 Wexford exit. Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5. 724-935-9959.www.wexfordantiques.comPUNXSUTAWNEY - Yoder’sAntique Mall 14342 Route. 3615767, 4 miles south of Punxsutawney on Route 36 on left. Open 8am-5:30pm Monday-Saturday. Closed Sundays &Holidays. Approx. 80,000 sq. ft. w/over 80 vendors. West Central Pennsylvania’s best kept secret! Dealer friendly. Check us out on Facebook. www.yodersantiquemall.comRUFFSDALE - Rustique Antiques,328 Nichols Rd., Rte. 31, exit 51A offI70. 7 Days 10-5. Quality Co-Op,large variety. 724-872-5122.Credit Cards [email protected] - Whispers In Time Antiques, 1 Fenner Ave, corner of Rt. 209 (Business). In 1790 stone house. Real Antique & Pre-1920’s. Daily 10-5. 570-992-9387. www.whispersintimeantiques.com

South CarolinaANDERSON - Remnants Antiques,Gifts & Upscale ConsignmentShop, located in Historic DowntownAnderson, 300 S. Main St.864-226-1002. One of a kind antiques, custom tables, artwork & Jewelry. Collectibles: Fenton, Hummels, Lladro & Waterford. Open 10am-6pm except Wednesday & Sunday. Proceeds to help Shalom House Ministries.CAMDEN - Patricia Richardson’sCamden Antiques Market Rt. 521downtown (I-20, Exit 98) in heart ofAntiques District. Upscale dealers.Central Heat/A.C. Open 7 days until6pm. (Closed Thanksgiving andChristmas) 803-432-0818.WALTERBORO - ChoiceCollectibles 329 Washington St.Open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm.Relics of War Between The States,Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture,Coke Items, Toys, & More!843-549-2617. www.Facebook.com/choicecollectibles1

VermontESSEX JUNCTION - Five CornersAntiques, 11 Maple St. (Rte 117),I-89 X 12, 5 mi N on 2A, R on 117,40 dealers, Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4,www.fivecornersantiques.com.802-878-6167WHITE RIVER JUNCTION - StevenThomas, Inc. 85 Gates St., OpenThurs.- Sat. 11am-5pm or byAppointment. 802-457-1764www.woodblock-prints.com

VirginiaAMHERST - WarehouseAntiques 195 S. Main St.(434) 942-1426. Come browse oureclectic selection of Antiques,Furniture (Nice & Refurbished),Tonka Trucks, Other plastic & metaltoys, Primitives, Glass, Advertising,Signs, & Much More! Find us onFacebook!

GORDONSVILLE - Country BoyAntiques Gordonsville AntiquesCenter, 403 James Madison Hwy,Closed Tues & Wed. Primitives,Collectibles, [email protected] HISTORIC DISTRICT- Black Shutter Antique Center, 1Loudoun St., 45+ show qualitydealers. Open daily. 703-443-9579.www.blackshutterantiques.comLYNCHBURG - Circle A AntiqueMall. Located on Rte 29, 6 milesSouth of Lynchburg Regional Airport.434-821-4668. Open 7 days a week.Find us on Facebook @ Circle AAntique Mall.WINCHESTER - Blue PeacockAntiques 116 N. Loudoun St.(Located in Old Town PedestrianMall) A Multi-dealer Mall full ofAntiques & Vintage Items from early1800’s-1970’s. Hours: Mon-Thurs.11am-6pm Fri. & Sat. 11am-7pm andSun. Noon-5pmwww.bluepeacockantiquesva.com(540) 323-7641. Facebook

West Virginia

BEVERLY - Cutilp Coins andCollectibles Buy, Sell, Appraise, andConsignment. Call Roy at304-704-0437. 622 Main St.BEVERLY - Historic BeverlyAntiques, 769 Main St. (Rt.219/250). Mon, Thurs.-Sat 10-5; Sun12-5 Closed Tuesdays. Call forwinter hours, (304) 637-0037. Prints,Civil War items, books, vintageclothing, jewelry, glassware, tools &Christmas room!BRUCETON MILLS - BrucetonAntique Mall, I-68, exit 23. Multi- deal-er shop. Furniture, toys, glass.Open 10-5 daily. [email protected] - BuckhannonAntique Mall, 2743 Clarksburg Rd.,3 mi. N. of Buckhannon on Rt. 20.Multi-dealer. Open Mon.-Sat. 10-5,Sun. 12-5. [email protected] TOWN - The WoodenShoe Antiques & Lighting, 222 W.Washington Street. Oil & ElectricLamp Repair. Friday-Monday11am-5pm. 304-725-1673www.WoodenShoeAntiques.comEmail: [email protected] CHARLESTON - SouthCharleston Antique Mall, 617 “D”Street., 18,000 sq. ft., I-64 exit 56,right on Montrose, left on Rt 60 W,left next red light to “D” St. BehindIndian Mound. Closed Thanksgivingand Christmas Day only. For info call:304-744-8975.www.SouthCharlestonAntiqueMall.comTHOMAS - Three CastleAntiques, 212 East Avenue.Original Prints, Oil Paintings, Books,Crocks, Framed Calendars, LargeSelection of Vintage Records, &Much More! Open Thurs.-Sun.10am-5pm. 304-463-4080www.threecastleantiques.com


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This is an online only auction of items belonging to the Paul F. Lumbye Estate located at6556 Old Bust Head Rd. Broad Run, VA 20137.

Featured items are present in many categories. FURNITURE: Cherry Henkel-Harris: Scalloped-top Side Cupboard/ Dining table/ Windsor Chairs/ Sofa Table/ Huntboard/ Tea Cart/ Lift center Dressing Table/ Bar/ Bedside Chest. MORE: Queen size Arts & Crafts Bed/ Chinese Chippendale Bookcase/ Pencil Post Bed/ Drop-leaf end Tables/ Coffee Table/ Breakfast table/ Cedar Chest/ Day Bed/ 1940’s Chest & Dresser/ Heritage Grandfather clock. OLDER: Empire Washstand/ Marble-top Table/ Mahog-any Bookcase and Secretary Desk/ Tuck-Away Table/ Federal Side chairs/ Tooled Leather Top Desk/ Drop-leaf Bedside Table/ Pedestal. UPHOLSTERED: 2 Camel back Loveseats/ Fireside bench/ Armchairs. STERLING SILVER: Kirk & Son/ Stieff/ Lunt/ Towle/ Flatware/ Hollow ware/ Coin & Hallmarked flatware/ Silver-plate serving pieces. JEWELRY: GOLD: Necklace/ Rings/ Pins/ Earrings. Sterling pins/ Pendents. CHINA: Herend figures/ Rosen-thall/ RS Germany/ Blue Danube/ Tobys/ Beatrix Potter Figures/ Staffordshire Dogs/ Foo Dogs. CRYSTAL: Waterford/ Baccarat/ Cut Glass. PEWTER: Collection of Flasks/ Figures. MISCELLANEOUS: Victor Talking Machine/ Record Case/ Brass doorstop/ Fire Tools/ Can-dlesticks/ Canes/ Binoculars/ Lead soldiers/ Cloisonne’/ Paintimgs & Prints, many by Local Artists and of the Warrenton, VA area/ Mirrors. OUTDOOR: Teak & Redwood Patio furniture/ Wrought-iron set/ Big Green Egg Grill/ Weber Grill/ Iron Bird bath/ Benches & Rockers. YARD: Log Splitter/ DR Chipper/ Mower/ Stump Grinder. Wheelbarrow/ Sprayer/ Spreaders/ Yard Cart/ Hose & Cart/ Step Ladder.

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Auction begins closing at 6 PM on Thursday August 6, 2020PREVIEW: Wednesday, August 5, 2020, 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM

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Joe L. Headley - VA #381 • Joe L. Headley, Jr. - VA #1820 *SINCE 1945*

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EXCELLENT AUCTION of Native American Art and Artifacts, Antiques, Knives, Swords, Powder Horns, Fossils, Rock Crystals, Tin Photos, Duck Decoys, Fish Spearing Decoys, Prints, Paint-ings, Duck Calls by Perdew, Books and other Collectibles from Several Estates, Indian Bronze by Edwin C. Dallin (B. 1861-D. 1944), other Bronzes, Scrimshaw Powder Horns going back to 1758, Eskimo Scrimshaw Cribage Boards, 1830s Stone Sac & Fox Pipe found on Black Hawk’s Campsite on the Rock River in IL most likely belonging to “Black Hawk”, also a Super Rare Book - an Autobiography of Chief “Black Hawk” by J.B. Patterson in 1882. Also a book “The Sauks and the Black Hawk War” by Per-ry A. Armstrong in 1886/1887. Sauk & Fox Wooden Indian Bow from The Black Hawk War. Many Stone Axes, Celts, Discoidals, Pendants, Spearpoints, Arrowheads, Bind Points, Stone Pipes, Banner Stones, Chinese Jade & Bronze Items & much more!

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2020 * 9:00 AMWill sell at the RES Auction Facility located at 375 Fry Rd., WOOSTER, OH

Facility is located 1 mile west of Wooster at the corner of US 30 and Fry Rd.NOTE: Truly a great auction from the extensive Joe Irvin Collection. We rarely have the opportunity to sell the kind of quality and quantity represented in this auction. The auction will begin at 9:00 AM with approximately 1 hour of uncataloged good smalls and misc. At 10:00 the cataloged sale begins with on-site and simulcast on-line bidding through Proxi-Bid (Approx. 310 Lots). All items will be available for inspection at the RES Auction Facility from Mon. Aug. 3rd thru sale day. Mon – Fri. 9-4. The auction will be simulcast and on-line bidding is highly encouraged. On site bidders welcome with social distancing. GO TO WEBSITE www.RES.Bid for full listing and photos.TERMS: On-Site Cash or Check. LUNCH STANDVisa – Mastercard – Discover – Am. Express. 5% Buyer’s Prem. Waived for Cash or Check.

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understanding of their lives, move-ments and historical events that may have forced them to move. The Shawmut Indiana used to live in the area outside of Boston that is now Logan Airport, and that’s all runways and lights now.”

• Many Native Americans were sea-sonally nomadic and had long-term and short-term camps. The Indians moved to saltwater estuaries with freshwater origins when Atlantic salmon moved into the tributaries to spawn just as they migrated to hard-wood stands near fields when wild turkey moved into fields to feed. Elk, they said, prompted Indians to move to higher elevations in the summer and lower elevations in the winter. “Finding these seasonal hunting and fishing grounds is a great way to find arrowheads,” Candillo said.

• Third on the list is finding the water source. Water was an integral part of every Native American camp. “Lakes, ponds, shallow creeks and riv-ers that offered clean, pure water are great places to find arrowheads,” Thomas said, “but sometimes these seeps and small creeks suffered from big flows during the spring runoff or dried up in the summer, and they might be a waste of time.”

• Fourth, they say, is to time your search. “Seasonality plays an import-ant role in consistently finding arrow-heads,” Thomas said. “Spring is the best time of the year because the ground is soft and the topsoil is often washed away during runoff. Farmers expose the land each spring when they disc the soil, so exposure to the soil below is key.”

• Fifth on the list is knowing the stone. Differentiating between broken rocks and arrowheads is easy, they

say. “Arrowheads have a point, an edge and a base,” Thomas said. “They needed to be made from strong stone that could be sharpened and light enough to fly true. Quartz, limestone and marble all had their uses, but arrowheads were mostly made from chert, obsidian and flint.”

• Lastly, they say, is to identify your arrowhead. One reliable arrow-head identification databases is at typology.arrowheads.com. More than 60,000 images that have been archived can be found here.

As with any hobby, collectors beware. There are people out there willing to chisel stone in order to make fake arrowheads.

“Most of the modern day reproduc-tions, especially those made with fraudulent intentions, are extremely difficult to detect,” Thomas said. “Some modern flint knappers who replicate these relics oftentimes do so openly, and they market their prod-ucts as ‘reproductions’. Those intend-ing to make buyers think they’re the real deal poses the biggest threat to this hobby. It’s been known that these forgers will visit museum collections, invest in reference books, visit arti-fact shows…all in the quest of master-ing their fake craftsmanship.”

According to Thomas, modern day knappers have access to quarried Obsidian, Dacite, Steatite, Novaculite, Chert and other material. These are the same material that was used to create authentic arrowheads and stone tools.

Not all arrowheads were made with stone, though. In coastal areas, arrow-heads may have been made from a variety of other materials like clam and oyster shells. Even bone arrow-heads, they say, are relatively com-mon.

All the collectors reminded readers to be respectful and only hunt arrow-heads where it is legal to do so and with the permission of the land owner.

Above: Brad Thomas of Franklin, Ohio found these arrowheads along the Great Miami River this spring.

Below: Not all arrowheads are found intact. Shown among a few ideally-shaped arrow-heads, are portions of arrowheads.

Below: This 1 9/16 by 4 3/16 inch Fort Payne chert Adena arrowhead was found in Humphery County in Tennessee. Research indicates it is from the late Archaic to Woodland period, around 500 AD.

Below: Shown is a hematite, three-quarter grooved ax recovered in St. Charles County in Missouri. Measuring 4½ inches long and 2¼ inches wide, this relic sold for $600 recently at auction.

Above: The finer the points, edges and base the more valuable the arrowhead. Arrowheads vary from time period as well. Below: While most arrowheads were used for hunting wild game, some were used as tools.


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Primitive Tennessee cherry sugar chest with drawer, original divid-ers, turned legs and dovetailed

together, ca. 1820, attrib. to Davidson County, TN,

37 in. T, 27 in. W, 17 in.D.

Brass National Cash Register with original cabinet and 8 drawers

Large black forrest walnut Victorian music chair with inlaid deer, lift seat with

music box, 47 in. T,27 in. W, 20 in. D.

Walnut Victorian marble top table with carved dog in base and white turtle top, 29 in. T, 35 in W,

24 in. D.

Mahogany Empire plantation bed, over queen size, almost

king, from plantation house in Louisiana, 8 ft. 7 in. T,

67 in. W, 80 in. L.

Walnut Victorian marble top side-board with fruit carving on support

arms, Attrib. to A. Roux,80 in. T, 56 in. W, 26 in. D.

Serapi palace size Persian rug with warm colors in great condition, 12 x 18

Mahogany heavily carved desk with standing winged griffi n

column front, top gallery with bevel mirrors and end drawers,

attrib. to R.J. Horner,60 in. T, 38 in. W, 24 in. D.

3 piece walnut Victorian bedroom suit, full size bed, dresser and wash stand with brown marble top, bed -

82 in. T, 74 in. L, 56 in. W, ca. 1885

Walnut Victorian high back bed with great carving attrib. to Mitchell and

Rammelsberg.58 in. W, 77 in. L, 93 in. T.

Pierced Carved Cupid Crest and Dolphin Supports, One of a Kind Double Lift Seat

Bench with Locking Door and Drawer Central Cabinet, H. 8 ft. , W. 5 ft. 10 in.

Rosewood rococo bird pattern Recamier with teal blue bird pattern upholstery in excellent cond., from Rattle

and Snap plantation, 43.5 in. T, 71 in. L, 22.5 in D.

Walnut Victorian half tester plantation bed with carved

crown with sun fl owers, 57 in. W, 74 in. L, 10 ft. T, originally

from Riverview mansion,ca. 1850

Rosewood rococo Meeks parlor sofa, Hawkins pattern from Rattle and Snap 1840’s plantation, 50 in. T,

65 in. L, 23.5 in. D.

Flame Mahogany Empire break-front with individual glass panels,2 piece, 88 in. T, 48 in. W, 19 in. D.

Rosewood rococo marble top dresser with heavy mirror surround in

original fi nish, in Good condition,7 ft. 9 in. T, 48 in. W, 23 in. D.

Extremely rare Federal Forte Rosewood piano, ca. 1820 with original stenciling by Loud and Brothers, Philadelphia, 36 in. T,

70 in. W, 30 in. D.

3 piece walnut Victorian bedroom suit with carved crown, brown marble and original brass pulls, 83 in. T,56 in. W, 74 in. L.

Early mahogany tall case Scottish grandfather clock, signed Geo. Booth,

Aberdeen,85.5 in. T, 17 in. W, 9 in. D.

051a - Cherry primitive sugar desk with bottom drawer and dove

tailed case,37 in. T, 31 in. W, 17 in. D.

Mahogany Empire bachelors dresser with

column support on mirror and hidden drawer, ca. 1850, 80 in. T, 36 in. W,

21 in. D.

Rosewood turtle top parlor table with white marble attrib. to Thomas Brooks NY, 30 in. T,

34 in. L, 25 in. W.

Eastlake walnut Victorian 2 door bookcase with drawer, 69.5 in. T, 43 in. W, 15.5 in. D.

Pair of French salon chairs, unusual upholstery has stitched genie, 40.5 in. T 25.5 in. W. 20 in. D.

Oil on board of country scene signed T. Hill,ca. 1896, actual painting size 14 x 11

Restored 1903 Oldsmobile horseless carriage, runs and is drivable

1939 Packard 4 door convertible complete frame off restoration at a cost of over $200,000,the car is in new condition, drive it anywhere

Beautiful Dresden capped urn in 3 pieces, hand paint-ed portraits of fl owers and applied fruit and fl owers, minor damage, ca. 1920,

36 in. T, 14 in. W.

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