Kline, Kreider & Good Auctioneers conducted the following public sales:
• Wednesday, for John and Beth Sheaffer at 8381 Old Route 22, Bethel. A three-bedroom rancher with a finished lower-level family room, a barn and a detached garage, on 3.8 acres, sold for $187,000 to David Bahner, Frystown.
• Oct. 26, for Warren and Ruth Becker at 1150 Pine Hill Road, Lititz. An 89-acre limestone farm with a 2 1/2-story, two-family house; a bank barn, an equipment building, a garage and miscellaneous outbuildings sold for $1,406,200 to Jesse Martin, Lititz.
• Jay Leary, Randy Stoltzfus and Larry Heinsey conducted a public sale Oct. 27 for Charlotte A. Weaver at 305 Linden St., Terre Hill. A three-bedroom bilevel on an 83-by-165-foot lot sold for $142,000 to Eli and Jennie Horst, Denver. Also sold were an Edison Model C standard phonograph, $310; a Terre Hill school desk, $230; a strap of graduated brass sleigh bells, $225; a Frigidaire refrigerator, $170; a Chester H. Weaver-New Holland quart milk bottle, $155; a George Marsh empire ogee clock, $140; an oak washstand, $130; a Terre Hill baseball uniform, $120; and a baby cradle, $100.
• Art Pannebecker & Brad Wolf Auctioneers Inc. conducted the following public sales:
• Oct. 20, of antiques and tools for the June Horst estate, Schaefferstown. Highlights included a pair of decorated barn hinges, $1,800; a large kettle hook, $115; a cast-iron sign, $200; an anvil, $150; a papier-mache cow head, $170; a child's vintage vest, $220; a cloth-covered book, $100; a Lebanon County book, $260; a corner cupboard, $800; a braided rug, $160; a church pew, $110; a milk cupboard, $500; a blanket chest, $100; a settee, $270; a spinning wheel, $210; a caned rocker, $105; a $2 1/2-dollar 1853 gold piece,
$360; and a 2004 Mercury Sable LS, $5,650.
• Oct. 22, at Renninger's Antiques Market, before 255 registered bidders. Sold were a chest of drawers, $105; a cupboard, $100; a bedroom suite, $120; a breakfast set, $100; a Maytag washer, $175; and a quilt, $140.
• Oct. 27, of antiques, tractors, engines and toys for Gordon Meckley, Stricklerstown Road, Newmanstown, before 282 registered bidders. Highlights included a Myerstown 5-horsepower hit-and-miss engine, $18,800; a 1938 Allis-Chalmers tractor, $2,100; an Allis-Chalmers tractor, $1,650; a Burkholder trailer, $975; an International 1 1/2-horsepower hit-and-miss engine, $500; a Maytag engine, $325; a Wallace plow, $340; an Allis-Chalmers mower, $140; Deutz Allis mower, $130; an Allis-Chalmers B112 mower, $520; a snow blower, $115; a pair of metal wheels, $120; a small air compressor, $140; a Yamaha four-wheeler, $1,700; an Allis-Chalmers pedal tractor, $240; a John Deere pedal tractor, $250; a Farmall pedal tractor, $190; an Oliver pedal tractor, $210; a whistle tractor, $210; an Allis-Chalmers D21 toy tractor, $125; a Farmall toy tractor, $210; a John Deere HO scale set, $120; a John Deere Model B toy, $105; a Massey Harris toy tractor, $120; a Farmall toy tractor, $130; a Texaco sign, $105; a chest of drawers, $110; and a Horning table, $175.
• Probst Family Auction conducted a public sale Oct. 27 for multiple estates in the Al Starr Fireman's Community Building, Willow Street, before 161 registered bidders attending.
Early Lancaster County books sold included "Annals of Conestoga Valley" with index, $450; an 1899 Lancaster County road map, $340; 1875 historical Lancaster County atlases, $190, $160 and $130; an 1851 Lancaster County map, $200; an 1864 Bridgens atlas, $170; an 1853 Lancaster County East Hempfield map (Bridgens), $140; and an early 1780 German book, $145.
Also sold were a men's 14-karat gold Hamilton service watch, $400; a 1908 $5 gold piece, $380; an Allen Jeweler wooden advertising sign, $200; a 1908 porcelain license plate, $200; a ladies' 10-karat gold ring, $330; and a spool cabinet, $120.
• Witman Auctioneers Inc. conducted a fall antiques auction Oct. 27 at 6 Pine St., Mount Joy. Items sold included a 19th-century tin Wrigglework coffee pot, $4,950; a Dutch walnut two-piece cupboard, $3,410; an Oliver metal power sign, $2,200; a cast-iron horse and surrey, $2,200; a Peter Derr dough scraper, $1,430; a punched-tin pie safe, $1,155; a Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock "Our Next President" bandana, $1,100; a John Bell crock, $935; a New Holland $5 note, $880; a Hepplewhite chest of drawers, $880; sterling forks, $814; a Hepplewhite bellflower drop-leaf table, $715; a sheet-iron American Indian weather vane, $688; a John Bell crock lid, $605; an Oliver cloth banner, $550; a ladies' carnival glass cuspidor, $550; a mahogany hairy-paw server, $468; a cast-iron Scottie dog boot scraper, $468; an Oliver 1855 toy tractor, $358; an oak side-by-side desk, $358; a Manheim National $5 note, $330; a Foltz redware bear in stump, $220; and a harvest table and benches, $220.
• Horst Auctioneers conducted the following public sales:
• Thursday, of coins and currency before 218 registered bidders.
Items sold included Walking Liberty half dollars, $1,400; Washington quarters, $725 and $575; Franklin half dollars, $525 and $450; a 1921-D half dollar, $525; an 1860-O dollar, $1,650; 23 silver dollars, $700; four lots of 90 percent silver quarters, three at $710 and one at $470; 20 Peace dollars, $625; a half dollar book, $300; an 1894-O dime, $310; 12 Morgan dollars, $375; 11 Peace dollars, $370; and 13 silver dollars, $350.
• Wednesday, of antiques, collectibles, household goods and tools for Rich Geisel, Donna Moyer, Annette Lied and others before 416 registered bidders.
Items sold included a blue-striped stoneware jar, $310; a set of jadeite glassware, $150; a Yuengling beer sign, $210; lot of three Gaudy Dutch cups and saucers, $170; tray of red transfer china, $190; a Nativity set, $170; a large fox hunting print, $160; a propane stove, $360; an oak china closet, $340; an oak post office counter, $310; a bowed-front bar unit, $260; a high-top dry sink, $340; a Simmons sectional sofa, $230; a Drexel corner office desk, $220; a modern oak dinette set, $200; a five-piece waterfall bedroom set, $200; an oak sideboard, $260; a Tempur-Pedic queen bedding set, $310; a Masterfield tan sofa, $200; a Rascal mobility cart, $210; a Samsung automatic washer, $280; and a chipper shredder, $190.
