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News Periodical Mailed on May 9May 15, 2013 Vol. 18 No. 41

Article & photos by Brian Maloney

Article & photos courtesy of Mike Eckles

C/B A La Sprite Original Corset Display Sells for $17,100at Showtime Auction Services’ April 12-14th Auction

A C/B a la Spirite corset display with the original box, original etched andgold leaf on the front of the display case and even a mannequin inside (witha price tag of $1 affixed to the sample corset) sold for $17,100 at a three-dayauction held April 12-14 by Showtime Auction Services, at the WashtenawFarm Council Grounds in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The display measured 23 1/2 inches by 42 inches by 20 inches and the man-nequin was in very good original condition, except for some minor staining.The lot was typical of many other country store and general store displaysthat contained actual product, driving up their value and desirability as a col-lectible. Most of these displays had not been on the market for 30-40 years.

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Doepke Model Toys pressed steel RoadGrader in good original paint - $147.50.

My furniturefavorite at Rural Relics

was this circa 1830sVermont fall-front

secretary/desk in itsoriginal two-tone faux-grain finish,

asking price $3,500.

Vintage Underwood MasterTypewriter ($295) and

La Crosse-made office cart - $95.

C/B a la Spiritecorset display,

having originaletched and goldleaf in front of

display case, withmannequin($17,100).

Extremely rareCampbell's

Soup embossedtin sign, highlysought after by

collectors($60,000).

Home of the brand-new RuralRelics is this 100-year-old

brick storefront onWeyauwega, Wisconsin’s

historic Main Street - a short drive west of

Appleton, Wisconsin.

Rural Relics co-owner KathyFehl with a huge three-sheet

movie poster for the 1941Tom Keene western “The

Driftin’ Kid.” Priced at $145,it’s one of dozens of vintage

movie posters available there.

Continued on page 8

Weyauwega, Wisconsin’s Rural Relics Fabrics & Antiques setfor May 10th Opening

OK, name this little Badger State Town. It’s situ-ated on a 250-acre lake that’s part of a CountyRecreational System of two-hundred & fortylakes and seventy-nine rivers. Their popularHorse & Buggy Days Parade has been drawingcrowds for half a century. And three well-knownCheese makers call the city home, whose name isso long locals refer to it simply as “Wega.” Giveup? It’s Weyauwega, Wisconsin, a quaint historictown located between Stevens Point andAppleton that’s home to a brand-new antiquingdestination: Rural Relics Fabrics & Antiques!

Bellingham Bayreverse glass

sign in original

frame, 19 1/2inches indiameter

($31,200).

WaldenEddy Plows

(Greenwich, N.Y.) outdoor sand sign, in verygood original condition ($20,520).

Bronze sculpture byEgyptian-born Americanartist Maher Morocos (b. 1946), titled The

Only GoodIndian($15,960).

Continued on pages 6 & 7

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Article & Photos by Brian

Maloney

May 10th marks the grand open-

ing of Wisconsin’s newest

antiques shop: Weyauwega’s

Rural Relics Fabrics & Antiques.

The cooperative effort of four area

antiques enthusiasts, Rural Relics

will offer a wide array of antiques

and collectibles from toys, furni-

ture, and stoneware to a great

selection of vintage movie posters

and memorabilia. Shoppers can

also choose from some exuberant-

ly painted vintage furniture done by local artist Rebecca Eckhardt of Eckhardt’s

Originals.

But wander to the rear of the store, located in an 1896 brick storefront right on Main

Street, and you’ll see a “store within a store” filled with quilting supplies, patterns,

and kits. That’s because one of the partners in this new venture is noted quilter &

quilt collector Jean Teal.

Jean Teal has been prominent in the quilting industry for more than two decades,

winning awards for her designs at prestigious events including the New York

American Folk Art Museum’s “Great American Quilt Festival” You’ll find many of

Jean’s “Designing Dresses” series of patterns and kits here, plus hundreds of fabrics

both pre-cut and on bolts - including many faithful reproductions of antique and vin-

tage patterns. You can find many of her popular patterns and kits for sale at her web-

site too: www.jeanteal.com.

Jean’s son Ian Teal is also an active partner in Rural Relics, and will be offering

pieces from his large collection of movie memorabilia. Posters are his specialty, and

you’ll lots to choose from at the shop, from little “heralds” handed out to movie

goers in days gone by to huge “three-sheet” posters standing nearly six feet tall.

The shop’s two other partners are Kathy Fehl and Julie Spriggs, who both lend their

years of experience and expertise in the antiques field to the project. So come on out!

Rural Relics is located at 100 West Main Street in downtown Weyauwega - just

seven miles from Waupaca’s famed Chain O’ Lakes. They’re open Wednesday

through Friday from noon to 5pm, and from 11am to 4pm on both Saturday and

Sunday.

And while driving up Weyauwega’s Main Street on your way to Rural Relics be

sure to take a peek at Kathy Fehl and Ian Teal’s other project: Weyauwega’s historic

Gerold Opera House. The pair formed the non-profit Wega Arts in 2007 specifically

to restore the grand 1915 building. Today, the Gerold hosts events ranging from

regional symphony orchestras to popular performers from near and far. It’s also

home to the improbable but very successful Weyauwega International Film Festival,

who last year screened thirty-eight movies from seventeen countries. They included

the Midwest premier of Holy Motors - the film deemed by the Village Voice as the

year’s best. Just go to www.wegaarts.org for all the details.

For more information about Rural Relics Fabrics & Antiques, visit their website

www.ruralrelics.com, or give them a call at 920-538-5068. While you’re online, be

sure to visit www.weyauwegachamber.com too, to get a taste of what the little town

of Weyauwega is all about. And as always, keep an eye out for featured items from

Rural Relics Fabrics & Antiques in the Auction Action Antique News!

Rural Relics Fabrics & Antiques of Weyauwega:Wisconsin’s Newest Antiques Venture

Take your pick of two orig-

inal Toledo draftsman’s

chairs for only $75 each!

Charming Victorian

framed lithograph of a canoeing

couple, 22” x 26” - $125.

A trio of old cracker

tins, with prices from

$27.50 to $38.

Vintage blown-glass

Christmas orna-

ments: the clown

& snowman

priced at $27.50

each, the rare Graf

Zeppelin at $87.50.

Quilters will be inspired by the many completed quilts and

wall-hangings displayed at Rural Relics – exact copies of

the patterns and kits offered there.

Award-winning quilter

and quilt collector Jean Teal

is one of the partners in Rural Relics,

and offers at the shop wall hanging & quilt pat-

terns starting at $9.95 - plus complete kits with all nec-

essary fabrics included for $55.

Journey past the hundreds of antiques to

the back of the shop and you’ll find a great

selection of vintage quilting fabrics, plus

quilting patterns, kits, and

more.

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You’ll find classic

one-sheet movie posters here from the 1930s

onwards, at prices starting at

only $25.

Peruse through their inventory of vintage “her-

alds,” flyers handed out to movie-goers to adver-

tise new releases, with prices from $15.

I found a nice selection of

vintage Japanese litho-tin toys: the 9”

friction-drive airliner $147.50, the

eight-piece camper rig at $225, and

the 5” windup cat at $37.50.

Among the oddities at

Rural Relics: exotic bee-

tles & butterflies in shad-

ow boxes, with

prices from

$28.

Rural Relics co-owners Kathy Fehl and Ian

Teal have another big project in little

Weyauwega, Wisconsin: the historic Gerold

Opera House, just down Main Street from

the antiques shop. Purchased in 2007 by the

pair through their non-profit organization

Wega Arts, the restored structure now hosts

events ranging from The Weyauwega

International Film Festival to recent per-

formers Lou & Peter Berryman! Just go to

www.wegaarts.org for all the details.

Choose from

Watt five-petal Starflower pieces

with Weyauwega advertising at

prices from $45.

Vintage decoratives ranged from a

nice group of gray Graniteware to

some swinging’ 60s Hull

Continental pottery in Persimmon

Orange – take your pick for $45.

Early Effinger Brewery (Baraboo,

WI) oak cask - $30.

Local milk &

cream bottles sit

atop a vintage

Creamland Dairy

Oshkosh cooler,

price tag $39.50.

There was plenty of 1930s Anchor Hocking

Green Cameo glass on display, with hard-to-

find examples like these juice tumblers (four

for $120) and covered jam bowl - $95.

A trio of vintage chairs outrageously

repainted by local artist Rebecca

Eckhardt.

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Article & Photos by Mike Eckles

They came from the collection of the auction’s headlining

consignors – Bill and Kathie Gasperino, known in antique

circles for having one of the finest country store and

advertising collections in the United States. Also offered

was Part 2 of the Robert and Harriett Potter fire fighting

collection and Part 3 of the Ed and Christy Ramsey col-

lection of toys and pedal cars.

In all, over 2,400 lots came up for bid in an

auction that grossed about $2.2 million. “It was

one of our best spring auctions ever,” remarked

Mike Eckles of Showtime Auction Services, based

in Woodhaven, Mich. “Over 500 lots were rare

and unseen country store and general store dis-

plays and products from the Gasperinos. I can’t

stress enough the quality of their collection.”

The auction featured merchandise from over 30 categories

(fairly typical for Showtime Auction Services,

which only conducts two auctions a year, spring

and fall sales that are mega-events).

Approximately 2,200 people registered to bid

online, via LiveAuctioneers.com and

iCollector.com. There were also over 300 phone bids and more than 250 absentee

bids recorded.

Following are additional highlights from the auction. All prices quoted

include a buyer’s premium of between 14-20 percent, depending on how

people bid and the method of payment.

The sale’s top lot was an extremely rare Campbell’s

Soup embossed tin sign (“6 Plates for 10 Cents – Just Add Hot

Water and Serve”). Measuring 40 inches by 27 1/2 inches, it is

one of the most sought after advertising signs by advertising and

folk art collectors. Some nail holes around the perimeter and

light rusting didn’t deter bidders, who drove the final price to

$60,000.

Following close behind, at $57,000, was a 1917 La

France automatic aerial ladder truck, professionally restored

and in excellent running condition. “In our opinion, this is the

finest hook and ladder fire truck ever offered at auction,” Mr.

Eckles said. The truck (Reg. #352) came with a period braided

life net and equipment, and said on the side, “Martin’s Ferry Hook & Ladder.”

A Bellingham Bay Beer reverse glass sign in the original frame, in mostly

excellent condition and 19 1/2 inches in diameter, soared to $31,200; an outdoor sand

sign for Walden Eddy Plows (Greenwich, N.Y.), in very good condition, 59 inches

by 24 inches, brought $20,520; and a rare Kelly Tire round tin sign in good original

condition, 24 inches in diameter, made $17,100.

“The Happy Jap” coin-operated gum vendor,

made circa 1902 and in good original condition, ham-

mered for $28,500; and a National Cash Register Model

442-E-L cash register with reproduction top sign (“Try

Our Oysters”), professionally restored by Peter Warns,

whose grandfather was a repairman at NCR when the

brass machines were first made, rose to $6,600.

A bronze sculpture by the Egyptian-born

American artist Maher Morocos (b. 1946), one of only 20

cast, changed hands for $15,960. The sculpture, 34 inch-

es tall, depicted an American Indian brave leaning down

from his horse and handing a canteen to a wounded, thirsty

cowboy. Titled The Only Good Indian, it was designed as

a 73rd birthday present for Pres. Ronald Reagan.

An authentic Sioux Native American beaded baby

cradle in a geometric pattern, made circa 1890 from

sinew, sewn supple cowhide, 21 inches tall, garnered

$7,500; a circa 1930s Steelcraft Auburn Super Charge

pedal car, fully restored, with pneumatic tires, 55 inch-

es long, sped off for $4,560; and a J. Chein Popeye bag

puncher tin toy, near mint in the box, hit $3,600.

Showtime Auction Services’ next big auction will be held Oct. 3-5, also at

the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds in Ann Arbor, Mich. It will feature the life-

time advertising collection of Don and Diane Sayrizi, plus

consignments from over 100 advanced collectors, in the

many categories that have made Showtime Auction Services

renowned in the industry.

These include petroliana (gas station) and automobilia, gen-

eral store, country store, toys, pedal cars, barber shop, tobac-

ciana, fire fighting antiques and memorabilia, veterinary, hard-

ware, advertising signs, store tins, soda fountain, Coca-Cola,

Western, Native American, farm signs, whiskey, breweriana,

match safes, drug store, saloon, post office, coin-op, arcade,

scales, gambling, cash registers, folk art, department store,

millinery, showcases and store fixtures.

Showtime Auction Services is always accepting

quality items for future sales. To consign an item, an estate

or an entire collection, you may call Michael Eckles at

(951) 453-2415; or, you can e-mail him at

[email protected]. To learn more about Showtime Auction Services and the

upcoming Oct. 3-5 auction, log on to www.ShowtimeAuctions.com. Updates are

posted often.

Washteaw Farm Council Grounds in Ann Arbor,

MI Hosts Showtime Auction Services’ 3 Day Event

Popeye bag puncher tin toy No. 255 by J.Chein, near mint in the box, 9 1/2 inches tall

($3,600).

Circa 1890 authenticSioux Native American

beaded baby cradle in geo-metric pattern ($7,500).

National Cash Register Model442-E-L, with original goose

neck lights, professionallyrestored ($6,600).

A Postcard History of Japanese AviationBuy This Book

Price: $45.00

Edward M. Young

www.schifferbooks.com

Book Details

ISBN: 9780764340390

Size: 8.5 x 11

Illustrations: over 250 color/bw images

Pages: 160

Availability: Jun 2012

Binding: Hard Cover

Book Description

This book provides a unique view of the development of military and commercial

aviation in Japan from the pioneering years before World War I to the end of World

War II. There are comparatively few books in English that illustrate aviation in Japan

in the years before World War II. This is the first book to make extensive use of

Japanese aviation postcards to show how aviation in Japan grew from a dependence

on foreign aircraft designs and engineers in the early years to an independent indus-

try that produced world-class airplanes. The book uses more than 250 postcards to

trace the history of Imperial Japanese Army and Navy aviation, and commercial avi-

ation, during this thirty-five year period. Each of the book's four chapters begins with

a narrative survey of key developments during the period covered. The postcards,

some in color and some in black and white, show both military and commercial air-

planes, many famous and some less so. Of particular interest to those interested in

Japanese military aviation in World War II will be a number of postcards of wartime

propaganda art.

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“A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique NewsIt’s always fun to see what items have sold for.

All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in Auction Action Antique News over the last 18 years.

With a miniature bicycle inside, the c.1900 rare coin-operated Waddel trade stimulatorpedaled away with a winning bid of $4,000

at a Rich Penn auction.

ohn Wayne's Custom 1970 Bonneville Station Wagon.

Built by George Barris w/a 6" roof extension & 3" raised door open-ings to accommodate the Duke w/his cowboy hat. It

sold at $67,500 at a Rich Penn auction.

Ol' Doc Bradshaw’sPeddlers wagon, c. early

1900's, sold at $3,500 at a Rich Pennauction.

Woody Woodpecker prototype cow-boy telephone, hard plastic push

button phone w/hand-painted fea-tures & Walter Lantz signature onfront, one-of-a-kind, overall VGcond w/wear on chaps & vest,

14"H x 10"W sold at $3,500 ata Rich Penn auction.

Baranger mechanical storedisplay, steamboat

"Honeymoon Belle", NOS,Exc cond w/orig boxfrom Baranger

Studios, Inc.,Pasadena, CA, 21"Hx 17"W x 14"D sold

at $2,700 at a RichPenn auction.

This near-6’ tallCase vertical neon

sign was one of themany highlights of thesale, selling for $3,500at a Paul Auction Co.

advertising sale.

Two-sided“bullnose” signs included

this Drink Michelob examplethat sold for $3,100 at a PaulAuction Co. advertising sale.

The Mills Owl, c.1898 5Cent floor model slot

machine, in oak cabinetw/heavily carved owl inlower cabinet front wona top bid of $$6,750 at a

Rich Penn auction.

The WinchesterStarter

Cannonwith

the OriginalWooden

Cratebrought $2,000 at a

Simmons auction.

The #10 Garden Hoe with orig-inal paint and labels sold for

$1,800 at a Simmonsauction.

48” porcelain-on-steel VolkPilsner Beer (Montana) sign -

$900 at a Paul Auction Co.advertising sale.

Rare Engraved SunStone, found in the

FiguraoaMountains, from the

Charles MilesCollection sold for

$5,500 at a RainbowTraders auction.

This FabulousChumash Basket

attributed to wellknown weaver PetroPico, ca. 1880-1900,

brought a bid of $14,600 ata Rainbow Traders auction.

Store advertising: “Factory to you picture”, copyright, 1927 This Very Rare AdvertisingPiece sold for $5,250 at a Simmons auction.

This Farmyard Ruffled Bowl, in FantasticBlue Iridescent is like “Eye Candy” to anyone who loves Carnival

Glass, it sold for $19,000 at a Seeck auction

This 3 5/8” x2 1/4” Grey and Red Quartz Butterfly

Bannerstone, one of the best with out-standing polish and form, ScottCounty, Missouri from the Roy

Hathcock Collectionsold for $15,000 at aRainbow Traders auction.

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COLLECTIBLE AIRCRAFT MODELS/KITS AUCTIONONLINE BIDDING ONLY VIA PROXIBID

www.jonesauctionservice.com for link to register & bid.

Bid Now Until Auction Closes on SUNDAY, MAY 19, 2013 @ 8:00 PMJOIN THE FUN of ONLINE BIDDING

Third in a series of auctions selling very clean, well-looked-after models/kits.Some NIB, most parts packages unopened unless noted in catalog, available atProxibid. Various manufacturers, assorted scales, eras. This auction featuresAIRCRAFT models/kits with an inventory of almost 500 lots available. Watchfor upcoming online auction details offering remaining models. Terms: 15%Internet Premium plus Shipping. Valid credit card required to register, Visa &MasterCard accepted. Complete Terms, Payment & Shipping Information atwebsite.

UNITED COUNTRY JONES AUCTION & REALTY818 N. Church St., Watertown, WI 53098

Stan Jones, CAI Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer #993Office: 920-261-6820 Fax: 920-261-6830

www.jonesauctionservice.com Email: [email protected]

COMBINED ESTATES AUCTIONWEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 2013 - 1:00 P.M.

VAN METRE AUCTION CENTER1603 IOWA AVE. WEST - MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA 50158

Victorian Furniture – Small Antiques – Pottery & Glassware – Toys & DollsExcellent variety of Antique & Victorian furniture includes a walnut barrel front secretarywith 2 upper glass doors; tall walnut Pier mirror with beveled glass and marble shelf; Civil Warvintage combination chest of drawers with pull out desk; English walnut side-board with beveled glass doors & brass pulls, Burled walnut sideboard withbeveled glass mirror & marble top; English oak armoire with solid panel door;6 drawer spoon carved highboy chest of drawers & fancy brass pulls; nice solidwalnut chest of drawers with carved pulls & hankie boxes; beautiful Victorianwalnut Lady’s leatherette top desk with beveled glass mirrors & drawers onboth sides; original Victorian walnut settee with Minerva heads on the back andarms; 3 piece Victorian parlor group includes matching arm chairs with

Minerva heads on the arms and matching settee,“the settee needs repair”; nice solid oak singlepedestal DR table & 6 matching solid oakchairs; orig. oak kitchen cabinet with rollupdoor & porcelain counter top; Kruse antique 6’oak showcase; 3 drawer walnut chest with mar-

ble top; Victorian walnut parlor table; 1940’s vintage fancy mahogany chinahutch; other antique furniture; excellent variety of vintage prints & frames of all kinds high-lighted by 2 great signed Louis Icart framed prints “Love Letters” & “Solitaire”; 4 signed PhleatBoyd framed prints; excellent pottery variety highlighted by Roseville large Blackberry vase578-12”, rare blue Pinecone 324-6” centerpiece vase with candleholders; blue ZephyrLily hanging basket, blue Cosmos hanging basket, brown Clematis 388-8” basket,2-5” blue Fuchsia candlesticks; Pittsburg farm scene table lamp; Excellent Toysinclude G.I. Joe & The K-9 pups; Marx tin windup Whoopee car; Lehmannwindup Blackman with walking cart; Strauss Grandpa’s 1910 windup car Bong!cast iron Amos figural coin bank; Lionel Texas Special locomotive & tender,Lionel New York Navy Yard 51 locomotive; other circa 1950’s toys; 4 FranklinMint collectible toy motorcycles includes Easy Rider “Billy Bike” & “Chopper”,Harley-Davidson Softail Classic & 1957 Harley XL Sportster; 4 Victorian bisque headdolls, one vintage Barbie doll; other little girl’s items & toys; excellent variety ofColorful old glassware & Porcelain of all kinds including excellent collection of green & goldCroesus glass; opalescent blue Button & Braids water pitcher, elec. Cobalt blue Water Lilies 5”Carnival bowl; green Northwoods “Three Fruit” Carnival bowl; Northwoods fiery amethyst pur-ple “Grape & Cable” plate; cobalt blue “Holly” ice cream bowl; Northwoods cranberry Daisy& Fern barber bottle, Wedgewood England pieces, Royal Bayreuth hand-painted Sheep in theMeadow tankard; blue & white stoneware tankard Adv. “Flemish Jugs” made for Kinney &Levan Cleveland USA; 6 sterling teaspoons; Compliments Of The Oriental Tea & China Co.Pharaoh Horses tip tray Salem, Ohio; assorted Antique & advertising clocks include an early1800’s pendulum 2 weight clock with porcelain dial & brass hunting scene; original 1950’sHarley-Davidson lighted clock made by the Swihart Co. of Eldwood, Ind. & original 1950’sJohn Deere lighted clock made by the Pam Clock Co.; circa 1918 arch top Waterbury 8 day shelfclock with full Westminster chime; 1940’s Gruen Watch Co. octagon elec. store clock; small wallhanging Regulator store clock with Big Wolf Cigar adv. dial; 1920’s New Haven Store advertis-ing wall clock “For True Time Tellers Octagon Alarms”; early Mohair colorful piano scarves,Victorian Damask blue & gold draperies with matching valences, coral silk Taffeta drapes bothfrom France; other vintage collectible draperies & dresser scarves; 1920’s figural chalk lamp ofa lady entitled “Saffo”, she was a World’s Fair souvenir lamp; original blue Victorian weddingdress; a variety of excellent collectible Victorian razors; cast iron pots, copper boilers, solid brasspropeller; other primitives, Jack Sprat tins, other Jack Sprat items; 2 orig. cardboard grocerystore posters of Marshalltown grocery products; 2 nice orig. telephones; contemporary bat. op.fancy grandfather clock combination lighted curio cabinet; 2 Victorian hanging oil lamps com-plete with shades & much more!

We will be unpacking and planning many more great items for this auction.Check back on our website for updates & photos prior to the sale! Don’t Miss it!

We will accept absentee bids & live phone bidding.

VAN METRE AUCTION CO. - 641-752-8753Visit: www.vanmetre.net For Photos & Full Details

NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLC.LIVING ESTATE OF Alfred & Audrey Hoppe

Location: E18156 Church Road, Aniwa, WI 54408Directions: From Wausau, WI. Approx. 10 miles on Hwy. 52 to Woodland South, go one mile to Church Road,

right to auction site. Auction Note: Three generation estate with many rooms to be gone through yet.

SATURDAY, MAY 18 , 2013 - 10:30 A.M. ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, RARE ITEMS: ANTIQUE 5 PC. BED-ROOM SET, DINNING ROOM TABLE W/CHAIRS, ANTIQUE BUFFET,Sq. oak table w/chairs, Grinnell Bros. piano, small organ, Antique 5 pc. Alum.Ornately done lawn set, wicker plant stand, 50`s style table & chairs, severalnice library tables, spinning wheel, humpback trunk, German Cuckoo clock,leather sewing machine, vintage mirror w/hooks, asst. chairs, stool w/ornatecast legs, Jenny Lind bed, floor lamps, Victrolas, rocker, old school desk,pedestal tables, antique wooden washing machine, large wooden choppingblock, many primitives, lightning rods & balls, large Pepsi thermometer, Coke& Rayovac signs, 1955 Belair sign, Coke radio, Metrodine single electric radio,recordio by “ Wilcox-Gay” record maker, old Philco B&W T.V, many oldrecords, “Lorado” 1903 portable organ, Westminster clock, many baskets, cos-tume jewelry, braided & wool area rugs, vintage linens & some clothing, oldthermometers, 12 cent comics, stoneware, china, old oil paintings pictures &frames, buttons & sewing items, olds sprinkling cans, Purina stoneware minkfeeders, Daulton beef eater Toby mug, teapots, Depression glass, 1 1/2 ga. Saltglazed crock w/blue markings “rare”, RW jug, RW blue banned butter bowl,RW chicken waterer, 5 gal. CHR Hansen Laboratory Jug, Texasware bowls,Pyrex wares, chicken catcher, 1st edition Miller mirrors, cast iron ware, #2Lionel train sets, Wyandotte toys, Case toys, Nylin toy horse trailer, Dodge toytruck, True scale combine, 500+ baseball cards, “Spelling time” know your ani-mals board game, carem table, USA Sambo board game, Linenkugles beer tray,Coke trays, old baby buggy, old wringer washer, assorted coins.SPORTING GOODS, GUNS & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Ruger super Bblack hawk 44 mag., Winchester 38 WCF mod. 1892 Oct. barrel, Winchester30 WCF mod. 1894, Winchester mod. 94 .33, Remington 22 mod. 12-cs oct.barrel, Remington 25-1- RF breakaway oct. barrel, Savage 308 mod. 99C leveraction w/scope, Marlin mod. 336 .33 lever action, Remington mod. 770 7mmmag. w/scope, JC Higgins mod. 22 pump 16 ga., Winchester 12 ga. pump,Belgium 12 ga. double barrel damask., Remington 12 ga. double barrel P.140339, CV Arms 12 ga. single shot, New Haven mod. 273 410 bolt, Marlin795 .22 semi auto, Marlin 75C .22 cal. w/scope, Winchester mod. 74 .22 short,double barrel W. Richards-Belgium, Military rifle, 1969 Crestline boat w/115HP. Evinrude, 12` alum. Boat, trolling motor, Simplicity 12.5 HP lawn tractor,5500 watt generator, 16 ga. Pump shotgun, gun cleaning kit, Crossman 140 22cal., old wooden duck decoys, old traps, Eagle Claw Trail Master fly rodw/Martin reel, Didlin stick musky rod, Burkley buccaneer rod & reel & others,bamboo fly rod, set of Mepps Sheldon spinners on org. cards, fishing lures &tackle, fly tying kit, Hunter holster, old jarts, vintage skates, old water pump,draw shave, many hand tools, alum. Ladders, cast farm seats, cross cut saws,buck saws, cant hook, Shawano milk can, Coleman lantern, vise, Midland 5 gal.oil bucket, wood wagon wheel, old axes Ashland & Norland Wis., deer tags,Boy Scout hatchet, Rail Road spike & wrench, lrg. Wood planes & levels, 2 qt.oil bottle, auto ruler, wooden skis, clamps, skill saw & other power tools, oldfeed sacks, Old maps, magazines & books, Frigidaire side by side, GE washer& dryer, & normal household items. & Much more!

NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLCOffice: 715-623-5753 Cell: 715-610-7999

Email: [email protected]. Duke Packard & Kathy Packard RWA #1364 & #2203www.northcentralsales.com

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100 GUNS, MILITARY & RELATED AUCTIONAt The CADY AUCTION GALLERY - 833 SHAVER ROAD NE, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.Previews: Fri. 5/17, 12:00 Noon-4:00 P.M. & the morning of the auction, doors open at 8:30 A.M.

Our May auction will include the last of the estates sold in April, and other related items. Plusother items that you will find very inviting.Military guns including Remington 03, Springfield Garand & 1873 Trap Door 45/40, Winchester

30 carbine, Mauser 98 with turret scope mounts and 193698 plus more. Shotguns including Winchester 42, 50 &

97, Stevens O/U 22 410. Rifles including Winchester 1890, 03 & 63,Stevens Favorites, Remington mdl. 6 rolling block & 12C,Savage 99. Handguns including H&R 922, Trapper & 22Special, S&W's, Thompson Centers Contenders & Stevens.Plus more. Military: Flags, Bayonets, Metal Garand Jeepmounts, Holsters,Wood stocks. Other:

Heritage Gun Safe, Ball 999B RR 21 Jpocket watch. Autographed Hall of Famers 11 signature &1939 World Series Championship NY Yankees teamBaseballs. PSA/DNA certified!! Ammo, Ducks Unlimiteditems including Decoys, Sculptures & Bourbon bottles.Plus much more.Full printable catalog with photos, descriptions & sale order available on website 1 week prior toauction. Also full Terms & Conditions on website. Prebid & bid live on Proxbid (link on website).Absentee & phone bid accepted. www.cadyauction.com. Watch our website for details on ourupcoming auctions. Specializing in Quality consignments: Estates, Collections or 1 item. Antiques& Collectibles, Firearms, Military, Cars. Call for more info 319-364-4143

Mike & Deb Cady Auctioneers,319-364-4143 [email protected]

www.cadyauction.com

2545 Finger Rd., Green Bay, WI 54302920-468-1113 Fax: 920-468-7137

Email: [email protected] Wisconsin Auctioneers: Bob Massart, CAI-AARE-GPPA-CES #3,

Damien Massart, #196 CAI-GPPA-BAS, Michelle Massart #2500, CAI, BAS

Please visit our website www.massartauctioneers.com on a regular basis, as we are unpackingitems daily & will post photos & descriptive text as items are discovered.Terms: Cash or good check with photo ID, Visa, M/C & Discover. 10% buyers fee added to allsales plus applicable sales tax. Serving You With Excellence Since 1974!

LIVING ESTATE AUCTION Furniture, Antiques, Collectibles

MASSART’S AUCTION HOUSE - 2545 FINGER RD., GREEN BAY, WILocated 3 blocks NW of I-43 & Mason St. Exit, between the blocks of Edgewood & Alpine.

THURSDAY, MAY 16, 2013 - 4:00 P.M.Preview: 2:00 P.M.

ANTIQUEE SHOPP LIQUIDATIONN AUCTION10919 W. Co. Road 442, Cooks, MI 49817

SUNDAY, MAY 19, 201311:00 A.M. EASTERN - PREVIEW 10:00 A.M.

Upper Peninsula, Come visit the U.P., Many Natural Wonders Close By.

**View 219 Pictures & LIsting At www.dansamson.com **

Wolf Hollow Antiques (Formerly Fayette Antiques), In business over 40 years, Owners retiring.

No Previous Closeout Sales! Directions: 12 Mi. West of Manistique or 25 Mi. East of Rapid River

on US-2 to Cooks. Go North on Co. Rd. 442 Five Mi. to Auction.

Special Item: 2007 5th Wheel 32 Ft. Coachman Chaparral, 32 Ft. Travel Trailer W/Slide Out.

Brief Listing Includes, Sporting: Glass Eye Fishing Lures, Orvis Glass Minnow Traps, Creels,

Spears, Tackle Boxes (Some Full); Snowshoes, Skis, Rods, Reels, Tip Ups, Fish Bells.

Advertising: Coke & Dad's Root Beer Clocks, Cigarette, Beer, Kist, Lighted Soo Ice Cream,

Marbles. Glass: Amber Lightning Canning Jars, Blue Willow Sets,

Ironstone, Marcrest, Hall, Harker, Watt, McCoy, Spongeware, Cruets,

Messien Blue Onion, Sleepy Eye, Copper & Silver Lustre Pitchers,

Cookie Jars, Fenton, Westmoreland, Depression (All Colors), RS Prussia,

Nippon, Royal Winton, Rosevillel, Cranberry, Thousand Eye & Motion

Lamps. Primitives: Munising Bowl, Copper Horse & Wood Fish Weathervanes, Lightning Rods,

Cast Iron, Butter Paddles & Molds, Cabinets, Berry Rakes, String Holders, Trivets, Teakettles,

Woodworking Tools, Railroad, Barn & Ship Lanterns, Coffee Grinders, Churns, Crocks(40 Gal.

& Smaller), Boot Jacks. Furniture: Hoosiers, Walnut Marble Console Table W/Dog Carving,

Showcases, Foot, Organ & Primitive Stools, Curved Glass China Cabinet, Square Oak Table,

Chair Sets, Occasional & Drop Leaf Tables. Large Auction. See 219 Pictures & Listing at

www.dansamson.com. Terms: Cash, MI. Check, Credit Cards. Lunch by Tina B's

COL. DAN SAMSON - AUCTIONEER - APPRAISER906-786-0341 • Escanaba, MI [email protected]

2007 MICHIGAN AUCTIONEER CHAMPIONLife Member

Mrs. Ruby Alswager EstateLocated at: 1334 State St., Union Grove, WI 53182

Hwy. 45 (Main St.) to 14th Ave. to State St., across from “School Yard Park.” Watch for Auction signs.Note** Ruby Loved showing her Antiques at the Racine County fair just down the road, so manyof the items still have their original winning ribbons on them! She collected everything! Spoons-Glassware- China- Postcards- Pendants- Vintage clothes.Items to include** Fantastic salesman sample?/child’s oak Hoosier cabinet complete with flour

sifter! Edison Standard cylinder reproducer w/floral horn, Ice cream parlortable & chairs, Vict. Oak parlor tables, dome top steamer trunk,early painted trunk, early laptop traveling document writing desk,wooden Johnston Bros. Biscuit cracker case, Vict. Chairs,Mission style standing shelf, oak plant stand, phone gossip table

& chair, Duncan Phyfe formal dining set, Vict. Ladies daysofa, ladies music cabinet w/back splash mirror, Waterburypressed front kitchen clock, Seth Thomas mantel clock, large

hand made rnd. Top Vict. Game table, pie crust tier table, oakVict. Doll dresser, Dolls to include old & newer- Kate Krause? felt doll, Shirley Temple doll, PetiteAmerican Doll, Danbury Mint - American Girl - Ashton - Taxko’s, Toys- pressed tin Japan motor-

cycle military rider, C.I. farm tractors, Auburn rubber toys, laptop pinball game-Clown Up St. Louis, Mo., Children’s books- Mint Cond. Mickey Mouse Wee

Little Books, and other early kid’s books, pendant coll.Towns & Cities, Also Ringling Bros. Circus, Little RedRiding hood cookie jar & salt /pepper, Carnival glass,

Fenton glass, large hand blown Art glass vase made byLoetz or Palmer Koenig, Chintz Orient Royal Winton stacking tea set, lots ofearly pattern glass spooners, Jewelry to include gold- silver & costume, ladieswrist watches - Gruen & gold Omega, LARGE amount of collector spoons-Large of Sterling-Presidents- States- Actors- Wisconsin towns- Hotels- Century of Progress-World’s Fair, etched Fostoria Chintz pattern, cup & saucer coll., China sets, silver plate services,Vintage clothes from a very nice beaded flapper style Deco dress to early country ware- pursesbeaded mesh - also hats IOB, Military Navy WWI uniforms, Spinet style piano in very nice con-dition, lots of old sheet music, pictures & prints, newer Queen Anne style sofa & matching loveseat, linens & fancy work- sampler, quilts, Christmas & Halloween decorations, Large watermel-on related coll., Rail Road side marker light M&STP, stoneware crocks & jugs, normal amount ofhousehold & lawn & garden tools items, upright freezer, dehumidifier, Lots More! Note** Thereis So much, we may have to sell also on Sun. the 19th if we don’t get everything done on Saturday.Terms** Cash, Check if know to us. Credit cards w/5% Buyers Fee. Email & proxy bids acceptedw/terms. More info call 262-539-3198 or 262-492-7150. www.timespastauctions.com or auctionzip.Robert J. Sevick CAI, GPPA, Reg. Wis. Auctioneer #243. Serving Banks, Trust Depts., Attorneys,Business & Private Individuals since 1981 with Auctions, Personal Property Appraisal & RealEstate Auctions, EVERYTHING WE TOUCH TURNS TO SOLD!

SAT., MAY 18, 2013 - 10:30 A.M.9:30 A.M. PREVIEW

ROBERT J. SEVICK, CAI, GPPA • Auctioneer & Appraiser

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #243 Cell: 262-492-7150

8110 400th Ave., Burlington, WI 53105 262-539-3198

ESTATE AUCTION

Online Only Estate Auction • Bid Now, Ends 5/14Jewelry, Coins, Art, Guns, Musical Instruments, Antiques, Furniture, Piano & More.....House Full of Many Undiscovered Treasures. Adding More up to day before Auction's end.Expect 400 + lots. PICK UP IN SOUTH LACROSSE ~ Winning bidders will receive emailwith address and mapped directions to location. ~ SHIPPING AVAILABLE~

ALWAYS ASK FOR AND WORK WITH A LICENSED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER

Andrew Maravelas WI Licensed Auctioneer #928, 1222 Caledonia St. La Crosse, WI 54603 - 608-792-2437

THE MERRY MONTH OF MAY

See Auction Terms for details @

5 miles West of Rhinelander, WI on Hwy. 8 to Crescent Rd., then 2 1/2 miles to #2508. 4 farmtractors, all machinery, Kawasaki 550 mule, like new Load-Trail 10,000# trailer, Club car 2w/dump box, many farm antiques & other antiques, Standard Oil signs, home furnishings, &more! Terms: Cash or good check. Credit cards w/4% convenience fee. Sales tax on some items.Auction conducted by St. Louis Auctions LLC., 6728 Whitefish Lk. Rd., Three Lakes, WI 54562.PH: 715-367-1668. R.W.A. Col. Rene’ Brass #424, Col. Robert St. Louis #450.

Website: www.colrene.netDuane & Mitchell Huebner passed away. Most items excellent!

SUN., MAY 19 - STARTS 10:30 A.M. - VIEW 9:30 (Lunch)

AANNOOTTHHEERR AAUUCCTTIIOONN WWIITTHH CCOOLL.. RREENNEE'' BBRRAASSSS

AUCTIONPesonal Property of Joy Hellert

SUNDAY, MAY 19, 2013 - 11:00 A.M.418 Cresent Drive, Wausau, WI

Visit our Website For More Details: www.chuillisauction.comDirections: Merrill Avenue to West Randolph Street. East on Randolph to Crescent Drive. Go South on CrescentDrive to auction site.Like New John Deere 21hp LA125 riding mower, Craftsman snow blower, Craftsman tools, quality household fur-nishings, antiques & collectibles.Terms & Conditions: Cash, Good Wisconsin Check Only, No Credit Cards Accepted At This Sale!!!!!!

CHUILLI’S AUCTION & APPRAISAL SERVICE, LLCJERRY CHUILLI

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers #275P.O. Box K Wittenberg, WI 54499

715-253-3038 Cell: 715-297-2457 Email: [email protected] Wisconsin’s Premiere Auction & Appraisal Service!!!

AUCTIONPersonal Property of (the late) Dennis & Sally Bucholtz

N650 COUNTY ROAD U, WEYAUWEGA, WIDirections: From Waupaca, Highway 10 East, turn South on County Road U to auction site.

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2013 - 10:00 A.M., INSPECTION 9 A.M.For complete auction listing see auctionzip, Auctioneer ID 27879.

Auctioneer’s Note: Sally is downsizing.

Sale Conducted by: Hudziak-McCoy Auction Service, LLCRegistered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Jerry Hudziak #69 & Colleen McCoy #2426

E3534 Cty. EE, Waupaca, WI 920-213-7038 or 715-252-2705 [email protected]

LARGE 2 RING AUCTION SALEOn the personal property of:

Charmaine & The Late Verlyn OlsonW6363 Townline Rd., Shawano, WI

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. SHARP!!Lunch and Restroom.

Directions: Approx. 9 miles north of Black Creek or 10 miles south of Bonduel on Hwy. 47 to Hwy.156, west 5 miles to McDonald Rd., north 3.5 miles to Townline Rd., west to sale, Watch for signs.Antiques & Collectables: Clocks, lots of jewelry, pictures, prints, pocket watches, tin pictures, lotsof Depression ware, lots of fancy glass ware, lots of old toys and games including windups, antiquecupboard, cookie jars, Disney cookie jar, beer items, advertising items, war buttons, Hamm’s items,Bart Starr game, #2 dinner bell, 1000s trading cards including BatMan, Superman, Super Heroes,collectable dolls, cameras, Red Wing pottery, advertising pottery, dozens of crocks and jugs, Scoutitems, Shawnee, Hull, Roseville, American Bandstand cards unopened, antique furniture, stone warebowls, sleds, antique 15 cent candy machine, wicker baby buggies, Chief Oshkosh sign, Coke sign,antique cook stove, baskets, banks, old beer cases, ornate furniture, piano benches, wringers, rock-ing horse, antique tools, antique farm items, granite ware, old radios, and hundreds of other veryclean collectibles. Note: Verlyn and Charmaine were avid collectors for many years, this is only asampling of their items, all are very clean and well cared for. We will be selling in 2 rings, bring abid partner. We will try to separate glass and collectables from ornate farm and collectables as muchas possible. Come early to browse, we start promptly at 10:00. Bring your chairs and spend the daywith us, sale held outdoors dress accordingly.

Terms: Cash or check with picture I.D. www.vaneperensales.com

Sale Clerked and Conducted By: VAN EPEREN SALES303 N. Main, Black Creek, WI

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer Les Van Eperen #58 920-833-7891

PREVIEW: Friday, May 24th, Noon-8 p.m., & Saturday, May 25th, beginning at 7:00 A.M.NOTICE: 470 Lots Total-Lots 0-175 Asian, 8 a.m.-10:00 a.m. - Lots 176-470, 10:00 a.m.-End

View our online auction catalog at:www.jayandersonauction.com

Phone & Absentee Bids Available - For Brochure call: 651-565-4801Bidding on Live Auctioneers 40604

Jay Anderson=9.2” $390.63 + $60 color photos $450.63 [email protected]

Chrles SchneiderCameo Glass

1915 Oak MissionChandelier

Signed Pairpoint26” Lamp ( RedWing Collection)

1860’s SignedThomas Brooks

Rosewood Etagere

1850’s Cornelius & Co. Brass 4Arm Gas Chandelier with RamsHeads & Woman Face, Old Shades

Jennings Governor 25Cent Slot

SCHULTZ AUCTIONEERS - LIC. #49-23 Auction Site Phone (3 days prior) 651-430-1303JAY ANDERSON - OWNER, OFFICE: 651-565-4801 CELL: 612-670-7321

Visa/MC - 10% Buyer’s premium

Exceptional Jay Anderson Antique AuctionAnnual Memorial Day Weekend

SATURDAY, MAY 25, 2013 - 8:00 A.M.National Guard Armory, STILLWATER, MN - 107 E. Chestnut, 55082-4 blks. W. of Bridge

1860’s Walnut PharmacyCounter w/Red glass

1920’s LeadedLamp (Chicago

Mosaic)

SignedTiffany1920’sBronzeLamp

1870’s Rare Oak ViceCabinet with Smoking

& Drinking

80” Pipes &Cigarette

Store Figure- 1880

Signed “QuickMeal Stove Co.St. Louis Mo.”Child’s Stove -

height 25”

11’ x 9 1/2’ 1850’s Oak Sideboard.Purchased by Johnny & June Carter Cash

for their home in Hendersonville, TN inthe 1960’s. It was in the House Of Cash

Museum until it closed.

72” RareChild

CarvedWooden

FloorLampfrom

FountainCity, WI

home

1850’s John Belterfound in Fountain

City, WI

Signed C. Kauba BronzeNative American c. 1900(Red Wing Collection)

19th/Early 20th CenturyCarved Ivory Collection

Regina SublimaUpright MusicBox - c. 1890

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ESTATE AUCTIONTheron Gahm Estate

10239 W. Sabin Church Rd., Pearl City, ILDirections: South of Pearl City, Il on Rt. 73 to Sabin Church Rd., East 1 mile to farm.

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. (Rain Date: Sunday, May 19, - 9:00 A.M.)

ANTIQUES – COLLECTIBLES: 10 Arcade Toys; 2 way Horse Plow; Steel Wheels; Model AFrame; Seed Corn Signs; 150 Animal Traps (all types); NI Corn Sheller; Stained Glass Windows;2 old School Bells w/yoke; JD Walking Plow; Coffee Mill; Buggy Wheels; Wood Barrels; Bellows;Buggy Hitch; Gilbert Owl Clock; Harness; Old License Plates; 2 Pc. Kitchen Cupboard; 6 Dr.Chest; Pine Drop Leaf Table; Marvel Water Separator; Lots local Advert. Items; Lg. Immigrant’sTrunk; Butternut Commode; Brass Trumpet; Tilt Table; Guitar; Steam Show Buttons; DepressionGlass; Duck Calls; Carnival Plastic Giveaways; Old Jewelry; Silverware; KIenton Steel Bank; Sm.DeLaval Cream Separator (toy); Lionel .027 Train Set; Old Books & Literature; Gas Engine Trucks;Edison Victorola w/records; Buzz Saw Blades; Platform Scales. SPECIAL ITEMS: A.C. 7000Tractor w/cab, 3 pt., hyd., 3914 hrs.; Vermeer BH700 Trencher w/M640, 4x4, Backhoe; Oliver 66Tractor w/WF, as is; Oliver 880 Tractor w/NF, as is; Five 16’-20’ Truck Storage Boxes. FARM EQUIPMENT & MISC. ITEMS: Assort. Lumber, Posts, etc.: Fencing; 1000’ rolls PlasticTile-6”; AC Tractor wts.; Power unload box w/gear; 40’ Windmill, no head; 100+ Cement Blocks;I Beam; Brady 6’ Chopper; Pittsburgh 4-16” Semi Plow; 3 pt. Bale Mover; JD Chisel Plow; ACQuack Digger; P&O 2-16” Steel Wheel Plow; Old 2 wheel Scooter; 2 Wheel Trailer; Knight 222Box w/AC Gear; Tandem Axle Trailer w/ 2” floor; Bolens 750 Tractor; Air Compressor on wheels;1985 Ford 3/4 T. Truck, as is. CEMENT TOOLS & SHOP ITEMS: 100+ Cement forms forwalls, steel; Power Cement Trowel w/Gas Engine; DeWalt DW735 Planer; Delta Saw; Pump Jack;Lg. Assort. Good Hand Power Tools; Bench Grinder; Chain Saw Sharpener; Craftsman Chain Saw;10 H.D. Barn Screw Jacks; Plasters Stilts; Fur Stretchers; Pony Saddle; 12-50# Boxes new Nails;Metal Barrels; Lots Army Gas Cans; 8 hp B&S Motor; Wood & Steel Shelving; Platform Scale;Hyd. Floor Jack; 12+ Old Elec. Motors; Hyd. Car Jack; Wheelbarrows; Plastic Truck Tool Box;Generac 6250 Generator; Boxes of Sm. Tools; Barnes 36” Lathe.Auctioneer Note: This sale is loaded with collectibles & Antiques. Many boxes still to unpack. 6-8wagons full of small items. You will be glad you attended! For more information, contact Auctioneer.State Bank of Freeport Trust Department, Executor.Terms: Cash or check w/ picture ID. Lunch Stand & Porta-Pot on grounds.

Check website for more information:www.mudcreekfarms.com/Pro-Auctions.html

Auctioneer: Rick Garnhart, Lic. #440000901German Valley, IL 61039 - 815-238-3044

RALPH NOLL LIVING ESTATE AUCTIONANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, PERSONAL PROPERTY

218 6th St., HARTFORD, WI 53027SUNDAY, MAY 19, 2013 - 11:00 A.M.

www.jonesauctionservice.comCheck website often as we add more discovered treasures.

Directions: Hwy. 60 to Hartford to N. Grand Ave. to Union St., south on Union to 6th St. to auc-tion. Watch for JONES AUCTION signs. Auctioneer’s Note: A really nice, old fashioned estateauction offering very appealing, clean, & well-cared for items. Sure to be something for everyone.FEATURING: Black memorabilia string holder; Oil lamps; Crocks; Hutch; Retro table;Glassware, Furniture, Household Items; 1998 Chevy Suburban 1500; 1985 Lund Pike FishingBoat; 1985 50HP Mercury Motor; 1992 Shorelander Trailer; J.D. 8hp Snow blower; TORO Pushmowers; Large assortment of hand tools; Power & Woodworking tools; Much more to be added,check website for latest updates. Terms: 13% Buyer’s fee w/3% discount for cash or chk. (w/id)purchases, Visa & MC accepted. Auctioneer’s message supersedes printed material. Auctioneerhas right to bid on items w/reserve. Items sold as is, no guarantee or warranty. Food available.

UNITED COUNTRY JONES AUCTION & REALTY818 N. Church St., Watertown, WI 53098

Stan Jones, CAI Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer #993Office: 920-261-6820 Fax: 920-261-6830

www.jonesauctionservice.com Email: [email protected]

AUCTION SALES ~ 715-453-1986N9519 Sunset Point Rd., Tomahawk, WI 54487

www.anothertotalauction.com Email: [email protected]

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Lynnette Hanson #1398

www.anothertotalauction.com

DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 8 - take Hwy. 45/47 south, 10 miles to Cty. K in Elcho. Travelapprox. 6 miles East on K - to Left on Post Lake Dr.- Then approx. 1/2 mile on PostLake Dr. to auction site. Signs will be posted. JPN's Lunch wagon - Some seating

available. -Porta Potty on site. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: One sided porce-lain Star tobacco sign; Enterprise sausage press;

Enterprise coffee grinder; 4 qt. glass churn;C.M.S.P.&P RR lantern; Roseville; Hull; Frankoma

pottery; stoneware bowls; American Fostoria; LuRay;lots of beautiful glassware, including: milk glass;

Depression & Carnival glass; glass baskets; Jadeite; Fenton; FireKing, etc.; mantle clocks; square oak tables; wood trunks; kraut cutters; Miller beer wood crate;

cast iron toys- cook stove, car, bank & cannon; marbles; fig-ural table lighters; beer mirrors; arrowheads; furniture 'in therough'; trunks; price guides; pipe collection; milk cans; oldsleds; 8' toboggan; and much more. COINS: (Check web-site for complete list.) Silver dollars; Washington silverquarters; seated Liberty half dollar; Roosevelt & Mercury

dimes; Ike dollars; Barber quarters; some Canada silver. TOOLS & OUTDOORS: Aluminumcanoe; two place snowmobile trailer; lawn trailer; hunting knives &jackknives; fishing poles & reels; tackle; glass minnow trap; woodskis; 2 man saws; big circle saw blade; chainsaws; Ryobi & Makita

drills; HD 6" bench grinder; Craftsman 8"1/3 hp drill press; shop vac; B&D miter saw;Craftsman 16" scroll saw; Craftsman 4" belt & 6" disc sander; Tool Shop16" Laser Level w/tripod new in box; Craftsman wrench set; hand & stick

tools; wheelbarrow; saw horses; painters plank; log chains; and lots of relat-ed items. HOUSEHOLD & MISC.: Small chest freezer; air conditioners; older

Whirlpool refrigerator; patio benches; contemporary lawyer style glass front bookcase; dresser;desk; lamps; wall mirrors; intercom; lots of lawn & garden misc. (lawn seed - bird seed, etc);BBQ grills; and the usual household misc. Much not listed!TERMS & CONDITIONS: CASH or good CHECK with proper ID. All items sold ‘As Is– Where Is’ with no warranty or guarantee either express or implied. Announcements made saleday take precedence over printed material. Not responsible for accidents or loss.

ANOTHER AUCTIONThe Personal Property of Darrell & Joanne Remsing

N11564 Post Lake Dr., Elcho, WI

SUNDAY, MAY 19, 2013 - 11:00 A.M.

HUGE ANTIQUE & TOOL AUCTIONBen Richardson Estate

LOCATION: 215 Olive St., Harpers Ferry, IA 52146SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.

Lunch: Lunch by Loris Lunch Wagon

Note: This will be a big one! Plan on 12 wagons of great small antiques & tools. We will be sell-ing in two rings, so bring a bidder partner! Check www.kramersales.com for photos!Antiques: Old Firestone sign & Prestone Thermometer, Early Johnston’s Anatomy Medical

Poster Chart, Large collection of RR Lanterns, Books, Oil Cans & RRJacks, Old RR crossing sign & misc. Rail Road items. Steam whistles &gauges, Large Selection of Red Wing Crocks & Stonewareincluding Salt Glaze Crocks, Elephant Ear 2 gal., Churns, Jugs& More including large selection of Red Wing Pottery items,+other makers stoneware crocks & pottery, Old metal toysincluding a cast iron race car & Structo Garbage Truck, &other old toys, Crystal Wall coffee grinders, Cast Iron Kettles,Metal Barrel Butter Churn, Old Wood Duck Decoys, OldAdvertising Tin Ware, Granite Childs Bathtub, Enamel CoffeePots &

Enamelware, Nice wood Hand crank Corn sheller, NOS Garden Tools, NOS Runner Sleds,Printers Box Pigeon Hole w/brass from old Post Office, Old

Johnson 1 1/2 HP Outboard, Scott Atwater &Evinrude Outboards, Antique Arvin CarRadio & some old car items, Black Forestclock, Lots of old Anchors, grain cradle,Collection of hand corn & potato Planters,Cross Cut & One Man Saws, Ice Tongs, 2Man RR Tie Mover, #7 Anvil w/accessories,Smaller Anvils, Old Wrought Iron School Desks, Several Trunks, Misc. Oak

Furniture, Ornate Underwood Typewriter, Small Display Case, 3 woodLaundry Stoves, Numerous old beer signs some NIB, Clocks & Related items. 2 Pole Style GasStation Lights (50’s circa), Hospital Surgeons Lights, Wash Boards,Spittoons, Brass Fire Extinguishers & Torches, Antique 8’ Cotton

Bale Balance Beam Scale, Detroit HardwareScale, Tabletop Platform Scale, plus otherscales. Model T Jacks, metal Egg Baskets,Antique Gas Cans, Quart jar, Oil Fills w/Spickets, Old Pictures & Frames,Advertising Clocks, Wood Boxes & misc., 4’x4’ Plastic Pepsi

Sign, Old Boy Scout Uniforms & Memorabilia, Old Radios, Old Sahara Water Bags,Egg Washer, Roll top cabinet, small antique furniture, Lots of old Wrenches & Tools.Tractors, Tools & Misc. Partial List: Allis Chalmers B Tractor, John Deere 2 cyl.

engine on Cart, 2 NIB John Deere tractor seats, V8Marine Motor, Ace 10 Ton Porta Power, PortableWood Splitter, Massey Ferguson Lawn Trailer, 12”Boice Commercial Wood Planer, 5 Ton Chain Hoist,Heavy Duty Portable Manual Cable Winch,Acetylene Torch & Tanks, Several Vices, ElectricMotors, Steel Band Saw, Nice assort-ment of Milwaukee Tools Wood & MetalPlanes, Lots of Scrap Iron Piles, Large Pile ofCotton Wood 2” Lumber (stored inside),

Numerous small hand tools, hammers, Wrenchs & etc. on every wagon. Largeamount of Scrap/Salvage iron, Way too much to list, you will have to see it tobelieve it! Terms: Cash or personal check accepted with current Photo ID to Register. NotResponsible for accidents.

Firearms • Military Weapons &Artifacts • Collectibles

Clerk & Cashier:Kramer Auction Service, LLC

203 E. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie du Chien, WI608-326-8108 www.kramersales.com

REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS:John Kramer #320 and Curt Kramer #896

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LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983

WEDNESDAYS - MAY 15, 22, 29 & JUNE 5, 12, 19, 26 - 2013INSPECTION 4:00 P.M. - AUCTION 5:00 P.M.

We will be selling Smaller Area Estates - Apartment & Garage Itemswww.liebeauctionservice.com

Terms: Cash or check with I.D.Any information given the day of sale takes precedence over this information.

All Sales final with no warranties or guarantees.

REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871Phone 920-867-3352 Email: [email protected]

BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION REMINDERGreat auction Wed., May 15th, 5:30pm Dousman Community Center.

Super jeweler’s cabinet with lathe, tools, molds/catalogues, jewelry, fobs, ivory dove, bronze bird, Stamps,stoneware, 50/60’s baseball cards, Railroad cart, figural lamps, beer items, MORE!

Terms: Cash/check w/ID/cc- 5% buyer fee, 5% cash/check discount. 10% premium for absentee bidding, 18% online only auctions.

BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICERegistered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319

1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687 www.baileyshonor.com

AL HRUDKA’S AUCTION SERVICE11212 Hwy. 151, Manitowoc, WI 54220 • 920-775-4979

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #669TERMS: Cash/Good Check. INSPECTION: 8:00 A.M.

“Those unknown to me w/checks over $750 must provide a bank letter”. NO charge cards!

CIVIL WAR ERA GUN COLLECTION AUCTION

2452 S. 18th St., Manitowoc, WISATURDAY & SUNDAY, MAY 18 & 19, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.

ALL CIVIL WAR ERA ITEMS will be SOLD ON SAT.Personal property from the Estate of Vernon & Ruth Bonde. Home is for sale.

GUNS FROM THE MID 1800’S: Muzzle loading shotguns 4-8-10-12-14-16-20-28 gauges &muzzle loading rifles 41-60-64-69-72-75 Cal.; Maker’s includeManton, J. Henry, Fischer, Wm. Moore,H.J. Sterling, John Wurfflein, E. James,Tower, Charleville, T.S. Weeks, Jaeger,Golcher, L.J. Church, etc.; From France,England, Germany, Belgium, U.S.,Dutch. A total of 39 muzzle loading rifles& shotguns. LISTED AS PERSONAL

GUNS: 38-55 Winchester 94; 32 Winchester 73; 30-30 Savage 99; 22 Winchester 68; 12 gaugedouble barrel Crown; 16 gauge double barrel Western Field; & other 20-16-12 gauge shotguns. Atotal of 11 guns & rifles. 22 CAL. RIFLES: A dozen or so of old 22 cal. Rifles. PARTS: Lots ofgun barrels, stocks, & all kinds of parts. COLLECTIBLES: Rim fire& center fire cartridge displays; Many powder horns & flasks; Many

old gun tools; Lots of sizes of brass shellcasings; Bayonets; Many old center fire &rim fire cartridges; Old boxes of shells;Ammunition; Many gun related tools; Lots of gun related books & mag-azines; Wood shell boxes & nice Bleser Beer box-Manitowoc. PLUS: 4gas lamps w/shades; Metal Crown coffee grinder &

metal wall coffee grinder; Toy trucks; 6” Hubley #5 race car; Old framed pictures& President’s pictures up to Wilson; 1941 Rosecrans calendar; Old bottles;Hamm’s beer sign; Wicker rocker; Unusual oak cabinet w/doors & drawers; 4drawer oak chest; Floor radio; Wicker rocker; 15-20-25 gal. Red Wing crocks. SUN-DAY’S AUCTION STARTS AT 10 A.M. & includes all household items, all appliances; allgarage items and tools; Bolens 8 hp riding lawn mower; Plymouth 26” 5 HP snow blower; Ward’s1/2 hp air compressor; Church pew; Metal yard bench; Small wicker child’s bed.

AUCTIONAnchor Lanes, Hwy. 67, Elkhart Lake, WI

SUNDAY, MAY 19, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.Viewing 8:00 A.M. the day of auction. The Treasures From Several Estates!

Beautiful Antique Carnival Glass, Bowls, Pitchers, Glasses and More, Pink & Green Depression Glass,Painted Glass, Oil Lamps, Jewel Tea Berry Set and many other Jewel Tea Pieces. All of these

collections and other Antique glass pieces are extensive! Bavarian China,Germany, France and More! Gorgeous Pieces! Hull Vases, Soapstone

Artwork, Gone With the Wind Lamp, other Lamps and Shades. 5Antique Shotguns, Tokens, Pinbacks, Windup Toy Car from

1950’s. Siren Firechief Louis Marx and Co. Car, WyandottDump Truck, Sleighbells, Spurs, Antique Oddfellows Ribbons,Winchester Razor and Tons more smalls. Chandler and other framed

Antique artwork! Wooden 7-UP Case, Antique Salt Boxes, AntiqueKitchenware, Retro Wall hangings, Nesting Bowls, Art Deco Drink Shakers

w/Bakelite Handles, Enamelware, Wallpockets, Hobnail Clear GlassPitcher and Glasses-A Must See! Oval Wooden Bucket, Mortar andPestal, Vintage Party Hats and Noisemakers. A Very Nice Antique WallClock, Nice Antique Dovetailed Trunks, Large Antique Cupboardw/Drawer in Bottom, Small Cedar Chest, Antique Bookcase w/GlassDoors, 3 Stack Lawyer’s Cabinet, and a 3 Stack Lawyer’s Cabinet w/DoorMissing, DropFront Desk and Bookcase, Child's Cupboard, AntiqueDresser, Retro Puzzle Table (Top Rotates),Picnic Table w/2 Benches.

Formica Table and 4 Chairs with Chrome! (Very Good Condition), Retro Coffee Table and End TablesMatching also Excellent! You won’t want to miss this one! Questions Call 920-207-4822 Jackie orJim Pottratz. MANY MANY MORE QUALITY ITEMS!

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established 1969

TERMS: No buyer’s premium. Cash or good checks. Out of state, twoforms of picture ID required. Current D/L required for bid number.Absentee bids accepted via email only. [email protected]. Nophone or online bidding. 5.5% WI sales tax applies.

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Mike Paul #28.

Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments

Paul Auction Company, Inc.P.O. Box 457, Kewaskum, WI 53040

[email protected] www.paulauction.com

LOCATION: Hwy. 45 or 28 to Kewaskum, East on Hwy. 28 to Hwy. "S", then north 1.5 miles to hall. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The estate of David Sharp, Ripon. David was a well known, long timecollector of Gold, Silver and quality smalls. The 2nd of 3 sales. Note Sat. inspection.JEWELRY; Wristwatches; Mens: Int. Watch Co. platinum/18K; 14K incl.: Girard Perregaux,Mathey Tissot, Wittnauer, Benrus 39J, Louis, Hamilton Masterpiece & Hamilton 19J 982; Croton

Nivada Grenchen Chronograph aviator sea diver; (2) 18K Swiss chron.; Rolex Oyster Viceroy;Kelbert ss chrono w/3 sub dials; Jaeger LeCoultore w/alarm; 100’s of others include all makes,Hamilton stylized, Accutrons, 5 Omega Seamasters, Perregaux, Tissot, LeJour chrono, LeCoultre,Bucherer, etc. Ladies: Tiffany 14K; Rolex Tudor Oyster Princess & Oyster Perp. Datejust.;Bucherer 18K case/band; Omega 18K case w/14K band; (10) 14K case/band incl.: Baume &

Mercier, Longines, Jaques Prevard, Geneve, Omega Ladymatic, Mido, Elgin, Hamilton, Wyler &Benrus; A.W.C. Co. 18K case w/diamonds/emeralds; 2 ladies 14K case Bulova Accut. NOS; (152)18K & 14K case watches incl: Bucherer, G. Perregaux, LeCoultre, Omega, Wittnauer, Longines,Hamilton in box, diamond set, Lady Elgin 23J, etc.; Pocket watches: (16) 18K & 14K pkt. & pen-dant watches incl.: Howard, A.W.Co., Swiss, enameled, (2) Elgin fancy case, Waltham Riverside,

Garden City, Hamilton 923 in box, Lord Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton, Roskell, Swiss, T. Russell & GayFusee; Hamilton 992, 21J, RR grade; Hamilton military 4992B, 22J; Lord Elgin 21J; Thomas Russell,Lancaster, sterling pair case; Over 100 others incl: Longines, A. Lincoln, IL RR grade, Raymond 19Jetc. Watch related: 18K watch anchor chain; 18K Masonic folding fob & another; Pkt. watch keys;Watch chains & slides. Gold:18K/ruby necklace; Several 14K heavy slide chains, 1 w/diamond;14K/Lapis Lazuli bracelet w/earrings; 14K tennis bracelet; 14K Lorgnette; (3) 14K/pearl necklaces;14K/diamond cameo; 10K cameo; 9K Vict. brooch. Sterling: Rhinestone peacock pin; Mesh purse;Oriental cuff bracelet; Lg. amount Mexican jewelry; Lg. brooch w/rhinestones;Sterling/turquoise/coral Naja necklace; Rings; Lockets; Pins; Watches; Pendants, etc.; Other jewel-ry: Lapis Lazuli necklace; Over 100 boxes costume jewelry; Old Harley-Davidson tie clip. STER-LING: 5 pc. Gorham coffee/tea svc.; Svc/12 (65pc) flatware; 1924 Tucson golf trophy; MatchedGorham coffee/teapot; Portuguese 20 ozt cigar box; Scallop bowl w/vermeil; Enameled bowl;Sanborn candelabra pair; Candlestick pair; Engraved Peruzzi cigarette case & 4 others; Cigar case; 3lighters; 4 compacts incl. heavily engraved; Lg. dish by Lopez; Royal Danish tray; 20 trays, plates &bowls to 19 ozt incl. patterns; Pair Wedgwood compotes; 3 brandy warmers; Pair goblets; 2 Gorham“stoplight” jiggers; Figural bull w/picks; Server; Baby brush set; 2 cream/sugar sets; Dragon salt cel-lar; 15 S&P shaker sets; Don Quixote & Sancho figurine. OTHER GOLD/COINS: Tiffany 14Kpencil; US 1885 $5 & 1912 $2.5 gold coins; 1915 Austria Hungary gold coin in 14K mount; 14Kcharm bracelet w/gold 2 peso Mexican & 1862 5 Franc gold coins; Some US silver; Indian heads;Squished pennies; Foreign currency; Huge qty. Mexican, Canadian, English & other foreign coinsincl. silver. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: Wm. S. Haynes sterling piccolo #11414; Armstrong pic-colo; Artley flute; Dupont, Sponsured, Noblet, Meinl A&B dbl. set & other clarinets; Am. Std. &another French Horn; Couesnon, Buescher, Conn, Royal & White Superior trumpets; Gautier,

Reynolds, Holton, Olds Ambassador & Airflow coronets;Scarce HN White King Soprano saxophone; Wurlitzer

American & Holton Saxes; Buescher 3 valve, Aristocrat, Holton Collegiate, 2 Conn, Pioneer,Olds Ambassador & Am. Std. trombones; 3 Conn Sousaphones; 9 violins & 8 bows for rpr. incl.Eugen Meinel; 21 mouthpieces up to Sousaphone; Sears banjo; Schmidt auto-harp; Gretsch snare drum; 2 Musser xylophones; Wurlitzer accordion& others; Hohner Melodia; Harmonicas; Kalamazoo model 2 amp; Etc.SOUND & ELECTRONICS: 3 Zenith Trans Oceanic; Vintage elec-tronics includes reel to reel, Betamax players, tape decks, mics, stereocomponents turntables, etc; Lg. 20s radio; CBs; Old LPs, good 45s, 8 tracks & sheet music.RC MODELS: Edmund Fitzgerald 45” Balsa ship kit by Carr; Dumas 52” Am. Enterprise

boat kit; Cutty Sark kit; Airtronics Olympic II 100” RC sailplane; 56” balsa RC airplane w/motor; RCengines for rpr.; SIG Catabria 69” RC plane kit; Others.THE REST: Carved Rhinoceros horn box; Pair silverplate G. Grohe high relief plaques; MauriceRoger Marx bronze lion by “F. Camus Mfg.” Paris, Peugot Radiator mascot?; G. Becker disc styleanniv. clock; Leitz brass microscope plus B&L, Tumico & others; Wood stein; Bull & horn pipe;White City puzzle bank; Rampant horse on base iron still bank; Black baby in bisque egg; Lg. post-card collection; Etc.

ESTATE AUCTIONKEWASKUM, WI

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This year, Betty Harrington, principal designer for Ceramic Arts Studio ofMadison, would have turned 100. To mark the occasion, CAS Collectors is throw-ing an extra-special party! The theme of the group's 2013 Convention, set forSaturday, August 24th, 2013 in Madison, is “Happy Birthday, Betty! A CAS FamilyReunion!” In addition to celebrating “Betty's 100th”, collectors will also celebratethe enduring appeal of Ceramic Arts figurines, which brightened homes from coastto coast during the 1940s and '50s, and continue to brighten hearts today.

From 9 am to 4 pm on August 24th, 2013 Convention attendees will take inthe Wisconsin Pottery Association Show & Sale at the Alliant Energy Center. Later,all will gather at Madison's Howard Johnson Plaza for the Convention festivities,with activities and décor centered around a fun-filled “birthday party” theme.There'll be games from long ago, party favors and hats, souvenirs, colorful center-pieces, - even a birthday cake! In short, everything that makes family reunions sounforgettable.

Getting the evening underway will be a social hour, and the popular “CASOn Display Contest”; all in attendance are invited to submit entries. A buffet dinner,raffle, and membership meeting will be followed by the club's annual auction, fea-turing professional auctioneer Shirley Baumann. Events will conclude with doorprizes, and presentation of the 2013 CAS Collectors Commemorative.

Convention registration, which remains at $60 per person, includes allevening activities, plus the Commemorative. Registrations received by May 31stwill be eligible for an “Earliest Earlybird” prize drawing, to be held at theConvention. Forms and additional information are available on the club's website,www.cascollectors.com, or by writing CAS Collectors, 206 Grove Street, Rockton,IL 61072. Membership in CAS Collectors is open to all those with an interest in thework of Ceramic Arts Studio.

Celebrate the heritage of Ceramic Arts Studio-and take a stroll down mem-ory lane-at the nineteenth CAS Collectors Convention. Ceramics collectors fromnear and far will gather August 24th, for “Happy Birthday, Betty! A CAS FamilyReunion!. It's the kind of wonderful get-together that only comes around once every100 years!

Ceramic Arts StudioCollectors’ Convention

National Depression Glass AssociationThe National Depression Glass Association - preserving America's glass manufac-turing heritage - is dedicated to the preservation of American made glassware man-ufactured just before, during, and immediately after the "Great Depression". Theorganization is also dedicated to the dissemination of educational informationregarding the same - including a membership newsletter, "The News & Views," anannual convention and show, and a variety of other member services. The NDGA'sultimate goal is a first-class museum of American-made glass and related items.

The NDGA website - www.ndga.net - has been greatly improved with a total newdesign and look earlier this year. The primary purpose of the site is to provide infor-mation to the members and other site visitors. The homepage provides a listing ofcontents and features the latest NDGA news. Appropriately heading this list is thelatest news on the much anticipated July 2009 annual convention.

There is a growing section on The National Collection and how to donate eitherglass or cash for this project.

The site contains a wealth of information. Articles on Depression Glass, dozens ofpast features from the NDGA publications, glass reference books, past glass com-pany advertisements, a directory of glass dealers and another of glass collectingclubs and photos of members' glass collections.

Anyone who happens to have the least bit of interest and appreciation for glasswareis going to find this site a place on the Internet to visit again and again... and it mustbe a tremendous resource for NDGA members. Actually there also are members-only pages on the site in addition to all the public pages.

(from ACC News Service, Association of Collectors. Collectors.Org)

Written and submitted by Harriet RiceIn the small towns, villages and along the rustic roads of northwestern

Wisconsin are some of the state's most valuable assets: creative human beings whonurture beauty, value nature and share their heritage through places, objects and edi-bles that are handmade and homegrown.

Now there's a brand hew paperback guidebook published by theWisconsin's Northwest Heritage Passage:: 208 pages that shine a light on theseplaces and people who live and work along and around the Highway 63 corridor in13 northwest Wisconsin counties.

It's called The Wisconsin Passage: an Adventure in the Handmade,Homegrown and Historical Offerings of Wisconsin from the Mississippi River tothe Lake Superior, or simply, The Wisconsin Passage. The book is the culminationof a dream that began 12 years ago when a group of northwest Wisconsin peoplelike Spooner weaver Alene Peterson realized that the cottage industries of workingcrafters, artists, growers were key to a sustainable “creative economy” in thisregion.

Peterson and a committee of five - all volunteers -- began by establishing aset of criteria. “We were looking for locally made or grown items, quality products,interesting destinations, environmental responsibility, openness to the public, andsafety,” said Peterson.

Each of the 350 listees in the book submitted written descriptions of theirstudios, galleries, farms, museums, and other arts, agricultures or culture-relatedbusinesses. Committee members visited each site, providing feedback about theirexperiences. Others collected and worked with submitted images or took photo-graphs themselves.

Janet Krokson of Spooner was the book committee's muse who gathered thedescriptions, historical facts, anecdotes, and other materials, weaving them into anarrative that makes the book an entertaining read as much as a travel guide.

Editor of the Spooner Advocate and life-long resident of the area, Kroksonsaid, “It was a labor of love. I've lived in Highway 63 communities for the past 31years,” she said. “I love Wisconsin, and I particularly love this part of the state.”

She continued, “I think of The Wisconsin Passage as a passage to more pas-sages - to bygone days, to an adventure that anyone can take part in. It's about artists,artisans, performers, nature lovers, natural growers, pioneer settlers and storytellers ofmany genres who forged a life and culture along the heritage roads and trails.”

Peterson added, “We want this book to bring the public together with artistsand growers where they live and work and showcase those hometowns, villages andfarms as well as the natural beauty of northwest Wisconsin destinations for travel-ers of all ages,”

The WNHP was founded in 1999 as an arts support group dedicated to sup-porting, showcasing and educating the public about the talents and creativity ofnorthwest Wisconsin's communities. In 2001, 2004 and 2009, WHNP published anddistributed more than 100,000 foldout maps listing handmade, homegrown and her-itage sites. The Wisconsin Passage replaces those maps as a more permanent testa-ment to the thriving creative economy in northwest Wisconsin.

There is no commercial advertising in the book. Production was funded bymemberships, in kind and cash donations from businesses and private citizensthrough “Friends of the Passage.” Proceeds from sales of the book will be used toupdate and publish future editions.

Following the initial book launch on August 27 at Northwind Book & Fiberin Spooner, additional launches are planned in each of the 13 counties in the com-ing months. The Wisconsin Passage may be purchased at Northwind Book & Fiber,205 Walnut Street, Spooner, and online at www.heritagepassage.com, where therewill be a list of other retail outlets selling the book. The WNHP is supported in partby the Wisconsin Arts Board. For additional information, call 715.635.9303, oremail [email protected].

Arts Group Publishes Guide to Northwest Wisconsin Arts, Growers, Heritage

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1830B

CAST IRON drill ends; cast ironseats; cast iron tool box covers. Forprivate collection. Call Rudy 608-624-3990. 1840P

ATLASES/PLAT BOOKS WANTED:State of Wisconsin 1873 & 1881.Rock County Wisconsin 1928 & 1968.These are approximately 15” wide &18” high & 1” thick. Call Rick 608-868-3101 or Email: [email protected]

1844P

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FOR SALE

THE ACTION CLASSIFIEDSMILITARY ITEMS WANTED

*Helmets * Daggers * Medals * Flags * Uniforms * Wings

* Knives * Swords * Guns*U.S. * German * Japanese

*Civil War * Span-Am * W.W.I* W.W. II * Korea * Vietnam

Buying ANYTHING Military RelatedCall Jerry 414-727-1190

Email: [email protected]

1817C

$ WANTED $

Borden’s Malt Jars

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1820C

• Saturday May 11 •

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News Issue #1839

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#1840

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The “Lake Country Antiques & Art Show” will be

held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday May 31st, June 1st &

2nd, at the Olympia Resort & Spa in Oconomowoc,

Wisconsin. The Antiques and Art Show is in its 20th year

of Operation. 19 Years as the Delafield Antiques Show and

now with its move to Oconomowoc, Wisconsin the show is

re-named “Lake Country Antiques & Art Show”.

Show customers can expect to find a wide vari-

ety of antique & vintage furniture, accessories and art

for the home or office. 70 Dealers from the Midwest to

the East Coast will feature 18th, 19th & 20th Century

American & European Country, Formal & Rustic

Furniture, Folk Art, Oriental Rugs, Jewelry, Stoneware,

Sporting Items and Paintings. Several dealers will fea-

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great selection of Regionalist Artists. The Show Hours

are; Friday May 31st 5:00 PM-9:00 PM, Saturday, June

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The “Lake Country Antiques & Art Show” is

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Hwy 67 (1 Mile North), Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. For

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The Blue & White

Pottery Club kicks off it's

32nd Annual Convention on

Thursday, June 6th at the

Embassy Suites in East Peoria,

Illinois. Early registration

begins at 3:30 p.m. & mem-

bers can shop room sales in

the afternoon & throughout

the evening.

Friday, June 7 will be a busy day

with the Show & Sale beginning at 10 a.m. During the

day on Friday along with the show & sale, there is a

silent auction, viewing of member displays, viewing of

the clubs commemoratives, the business meeting, a

seminar (this years seminar will be on Blue & White

Spongeware). Friday evening activities include a fun

auction followed with "GLAZE" bingo and the contin-

uation of room sales.

Over the past few years the club's consignment

auction begins Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. This

years auction already has over 125 quality consigned

pieces of stoneware and we are looking at 200 or more

pieces at the auction. Some rare pieces of stoneware

already consigned include a rare 2 Gallon Western Stoneware

Mennig-Slater Des Moines, Ia advertising churn, , The small,

medium, & large Sponged Tea Pots, The Basketweave tall

Crackers, Put Your Fist In, & Tobacco canisters, a 6 Gallon

Polar Bear Water Cooler, a Sponged GAR Pitcher, Swirl

Coffee Pot, Swirl Tea Pot, Spear Point Measuring Cup,

White Hall cake crock & cookie jar. Other pieces include a

variety of Blue & White pastry crocks, butters, salts, pitchers,

bowls, & Sleepy Eye.

The Blue & White Pottery Club's auctions have

become the talk among all stoneware clubs in the Mid-West.

Their auctions offer an outstanding variety of several differ-

ent types of stoneware including, Western-Monmouth, Red

Wing, White Hall & other Illinois Potteries, Sleepy Eye, as

well as the full line of Blue & White Stoneware. Whether

you are buying or selling, the Blue & White

Pottery Club's auction is one of the premiere

auctions of stoneware in the Mid-West.

The closing convention activity is the

Saturday evening banquet.

The Blue & White Pottery Club's current

membership is 305. To attend the conven-

tion and auction, you must be a club member

and registered for convention. Membership

information is available at the club website

(blueandwhitepottery.org). For telehone con-

tact information you can go to the club web-

site and contact any board member. While

visting the website you will find a full convention

agenda, convention registration form and photos from previ-

ous conventions.

32nd Annual Blue & White Pottery Convention To Be Held In East Peoria, IL

Red Wing, MN - The Red Wing Collectors

Society announces today that Aba Luostarinen, a

student potter from Finland, will join Richard

Spiller at the 2013 Convention - Diggin' Red

Wing slated for July 11-13 at Red Wing High

School in Red Wing, MN.

Spiller traveled to Finland and Estonia this

past year. In August 2012,

he participated in the Eco

Ceramics workshop that

brought together ceramic

artists from Latvia, Estonia

and Finland at Kohila in Estonia. Spiller returned in January to

give master class workshops at the HAMK University of Applied

Sciences in Finland and the Estonian Academy of Art - EAA.

While participating in the workshops, Spiller learned that

ceramics students had a program requirement for an internation-

al ceramics experience; he met student Aba Luostarinen, who

was looking for an opportunity. Since his return in January,

Spiller worked with the universities and Luostarinen on creating a

pilot program to Minnesota.

Spiller approached RWCS Executive Director Stacy Wegner about the

possibility of Luostarinen joining his RWCS Convention Hands-On Pottery session

as part of the exchange program. By including Luostarinen, it would give him the

opportunity to expand the Convention session and encompass it with the exchange

program.

“Having Aba join Richard this year to expand the Hands-On Pottery

Experience for our Convention attendees is a ground breaking addition to the

Convention,” said Wegner. “We're excited to be a part of the exchange program.”

“I am very excited to have Aba join me at the RWCS Convention this year

to share Red Wing Pottery with an international student as part of her exchange expe-

rience,” said Spiller.

With Luostarinen's assistance, Spiller's 2013 Convention Hands on Pottery

Experience will be offered to attendees on both Thursday, July 11 and Friday, July

12 at Red Wing High School. Participants in the two-hour session times will have the

opportunity to learn pottery techniques and make their own creation. Following the

Convention, the pieces will be fired in the Anderson Center kiln and

shipped to participants; the cost is $35.

In addition to the Red Wing Collectors Society Convention,

contacts with the Northern Clay Center, Anderson Center and

experience in Spillers studio will make up a five week univer-

sity accredited program to pave the way for future exchange

programs.

Luostarinen, 27, lives in Hämeenlinna, Finland and is a stu-

dent at HAMK University of Applied Sciences. Luostarinen is

finishing her studies as a glass and ceramic designer. Her interest and expe-

rience is in using ecological materials in ceramics. And, like Spiller, she's also

interested in wood and gas firing kilns. More of her work can be seen on

her website: http://abaluostarinen.fi.

Richard Spiller joined the RWCS Convention educational program

last year through a pre-Convention hands-on pottery class at the Anderson

Center and pottery demonstrations at Red Wing High School during the

Convention. The class gave RWCS members the opportunity to apply the Scraffito

(scratching) technique to a crock.

The Red Wing Collectors Society Convention is July 11-13, 2013 at Red

Wing High School in Red Wing. To learn more about the annual Convention, or the

Red Wing Collectors Society, visit http://www.redwingcollectors.org or find them on

Facebook or follow on Twitter.

Red Wing Collectors Society Convention Hands-On Pottery Experience With Richard Spiller To Feature

International Potter Aba Luostarinen

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July 24th thru August 5th, 2013

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Celebrating our 26th Season in Beautiful Door County

7381 Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor, Wisconsin

Monday - Saturday 9-5 • Sunday 10-5

Join Us for our 17th Annual Tailgate Sale

TUESDAY, JULY 30thVendor Space Available - 20’x20’ $40

The SIster Bay Lions Club is hosting the 39th annual Door County Antique Show

Thursday through Saturday, July 18, 19, 20 at the Gibraltar High School in the quaint town

of Fish Creek, WI on the peninsula by Lake Michigan, 60 miles NE of Green Bay. The High

School is located on Hwy 42 North & the show's hours are 10 to 5pm each day. The show

has 35 select dealers who are excited to be in Door County & have a good time selling &

visiting with the local’s & the tourists who are always anxious to come to this show to see

the special items these dealers saved just for this summer event!

The Sister Bay Lions Club sponsors this event to raise money and awareness for the

"Leader Dog for the Blind Program" which operates entirely on donations. Since 1939 the

Lions CLub has been providing dog guides to people who are blind and visually impaired to

enhance their mobility and quality of life. The dogs are specially selected and bred, risen in

foster homes and trained to socialize for one year and then send to Michigan to complete

their training. Maggie Weir directs this program in Door County and has arranged for Leader

dogs and their handlers to volunteer their time to be on site during the show. Maggie and

other puppy handlers, have been rewarded with Thank You letters from all over the world

from the visually impaired who are so happy with their leader dogs. Russell Sunstrom of the

Lions Club, hopes that the puppies being on site will prompt a person or family to become a

much needed handler for one year.

If you are looking for something Old & Precious & Unique you will find it here

amidst the early furniture, folk art, Ladies accessories, a Civil War booth, jewelry, textiles,

baskets, Americana decoys, Garden & Advertising items, Native American & Military items,

tools, sterling flatware, postcards, Heisey, Majolica, Royal Doulton, lodge, Mettlach steins,

fountain pens, oil paintings, coins, Victoriana, primitives, Country & Deco items! This is just

a sampling of the authentic and wonderful items which can be found at the show! Also, a

Glass & China Repair booth will be on site. Whether you have been collecting for years or

just starting out, you will be sure to find friends and enjoy meeting new ones. Plan to spend

your day or weekend trip in the historic and charming towns that make up Door County.

Mark you calendar for this Sale because it has the Quality & Variety to Rival the Biggest

Show!

The admission is $5.00, under 16 is free, good for all three days. Arrangements for

the show are under the directions of Sister Bay Lions member Russ Sunstrom, Fish Creek,

& Manager Ray Hanson. For further info call 715-355-5144.

The Best of the Old World is atthe 39th Annual Door County

Antique Show & Sale

A brand new antiques and collectibles market has

swooped into the Sandwich Antiques and Collectibles

scene. The name of this new enterprise is the Sunday at

Sandwich Antiques Show and is being launched by a half

dozen seasoned antiques dealers and show managers.

This group operates under the name Blue Antique

Productions and they have created some excitement

among local shops and businesses that welcome the ener-

gy and experience this group brings.

Being home for three active antiques malls plus

several independent shops, Sandwich, Illinois, has long

been a preferred destination for collectors and designers. The new Sunday at

Sandwich Antiques Show will bring an extra dimension to the thrill of the hunt and

the satisfaction in the find.

The new market and show is staged indoors and out at the historic

Sandwich Fair Grounds, 1401 Suydam Road, Sandwich, Illinois and will be held on

the Second Sunday of each month beginning May 12, excepting September.

Dealers from four states will bring fresh merchandise to the area with an expanded

menu that includes antiques, collectibles, re-purposed items and garden fare.

Flowers and plants will be offered by Redbud Farms. Food will be available from

several vendors and parking is free. Admission is only $5 with children under 12,

free. Hours are 8am-4pm. The market happens rain or shine. No pets. Saturday

early buying available.

Contact info: Maureen 847 321 1712; Mary 309 310 3596. Or visit our

website at www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com

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Dealer #79: Mochiporcelain top table

w/backsplash, $185.

Dealer #74: TheNew Englanderby Guild, stereoset w/manual, $225.

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Portrate cameraw/film holders,

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Large enameledbrides basket,$195. Dlr 330

Trolley coinbox, Rare,

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Old wood stove burnerpedestal w/orig. insertwhich is rarely seen,Rare! $130. Dlr 311

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1915 Ice boat propeller, $495. Dlr 269

Framed botanicalsfrom $48-$85. More

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Wooden bathtub w/painted insides

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Schmidt Autoharpin box with

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