Liberty Antiques Sale!
estate sale | 2 day sale | sale is over
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The address for this sale in Short Hills, NJ 07078 will no longer be shown since it has already ended. Dates
Sat
Mar 13
9am to 3pm2010
Sun
Mar 14
11am to 5pm2010
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Liberty Antiques
Description & Details
Liberty Antiques will be conducting an estate sale in Short Hills. We have pre War Lionel Trains including:
515 Tank Car (Type I), 35 Pullman (Type IV), 36 Observation (Type IV), 45 Automatic Gateman (Type I), 219 Crane Car (Type I), 92 Floodlight Tower (Type I), 93 Water Tower (Type I), 23 Bumper (Type III), A Transformer (Type II), K Transformer (Type III). In addition, we have an Ives 184 Pullman, labeled Northern Pacific.
Lionel 753 Coach (Type I), with extra vestibule, 57 Lamppost (Type VI), 8, Electric Locomotive (Type IV) (Disassembled), 65, Whistle Controller, 95, Rheostat (Type I) with box), 754 TT Box Only, 752 E3, Box Only.
A Marx Stream Line Steam Type Electrical Train with a Commodore Vanderbilt Engine, five cars and caboose, in the original box.
There is also a Sword marked Ames Mfg Co., Chicopee Mass. U.S. A.D.K. 1865 (For A.D. King, the Sub Inspector of Arms from 1850-1865), with scabbard. World War I & II Compasses.
A Boyce Moto Meter, bearing the Peerless Motor Car Company Logo, possibly from a 1926 Model that the family owned.
Model 203, Mission Oak Settee, (Possibly Charles Stickley), Mission Desk and Rocker, two Arts and Crafts Hall Chairs, Walnut Danish Modern Table and Chairs by Drexel, Lunt Sterling Service for 12, with serving pieces, Gorham Sterling Service for 12, Tiffany Sterling spoons, plus miscellaneous sterling flatware, Royal Dolton figurines, 3, pieces of Van Briggle Pottery, Polar Bear Collection. AMI Rowe Jukebox Model R-91, of 1987, plays 45 rpm records. (This jukebox has been removed from the sale by the owner). Hummel Lamps 229, and 230, TMK 3. They are Apple Tree Girl and Apple Tree Boy, respectively. There are additional Hummels.
Boy Scout and Cub Scout memorabilia including a 1935, Neckerchief from the first Jamboree (Which was cancelled due to the polio epidemic).
World War I memorabilia, from a family member assigned to Headquarters in the 309th Field Artillery, including correspondence with his wife, his medals, patches, helmet, compass, period military books listing the family member, many photographs, etc.
Gold and Sterling jewelry, vintage jewelry, antique toys, vintage Steiff, vintage Christmas, furs, tons of ephemera.
A great lucite Doll House and Furniture.
U.S. Coins including an 1844, Dollar, a Lafayette Dollar, and others. Several great books, Pez Dispensers without feet from Austria, Red Line Hot wheels, John Deere toys, and more.
Books include:
America's National Game: Historic Facts Concerning the Beginning, Evolution, Development, and Popularity of BASEBALL, with Personal Reminiscences of Its Vicissitudes, Its Victories and Votaries by Albert G. Spaulding, 1911.
Mickey Mouse in King Arthur's Court, Early pop-up Disney story, Blue Ribbon Books, NY, 1933, with Dust Jacket.
The Jack of All Trades by D.C. Beard, NY, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1901.
515 Tank Car (Type I), 35 Pullman (Type IV), 36 Observation (Type IV), 45 Automatic Gateman (Type I), 219 Crane Car (Type I), 92 Floodlight Tower (Type I), 93 Water Tower (Type I), 23 Bumper (Type III), A Transformer (Type II), K Transformer (Type III). In addition, we have an Ives 184 Pullman, labeled Northern Pacific.
Lionel 753 Coach (Type I), with extra vestibule, 57 Lamppost (Type VI), 8, Electric Locomotive (Type IV) (Disassembled), 65, Whistle Controller, 95, Rheostat (Type I) with box), 754 TT Box Only, 752 E3, Box Only.
A Marx Stream Line Steam Type Electrical Train with a Commodore Vanderbilt Engine, five cars and caboose, in the original box.
There is also a Sword marked Ames Mfg Co., Chicopee Mass. U.S. A.D.K. 1865 (For A.D. King, the Sub Inspector of Arms from 1850-1865), with scabbard. World War I & II Compasses.
A Boyce Moto Meter, bearing the Peerless Motor Car Company Logo, possibly from a 1926 Model that the family owned.
Model 203, Mission Oak Settee, (Possibly Charles Stickley), Mission Desk and Rocker, two Arts and Crafts Hall Chairs, Walnut Danish Modern Table and Chairs by Drexel, Lunt Sterling Service for 12, with serving pieces, Gorham Sterling Service for 12, Tiffany Sterling spoons, plus miscellaneous sterling flatware, Royal Dolton figurines, 3, pieces of Van Briggle Pottery, Polar Bear Collection. AMI Rowe Jukebox Model R-91, of 1987, plays 45 rpm records. (This jukebox has been removed from the sale by the owner). Hummel Lamps 229, and 230, TMK 3. They are Apple Tree Girl and Apple Tree Boy, respectively. There are additional Hummels.
Boy Scout and Cub Scout memorabilia including a 1935, Neckerchief from the first Jamboree (Which was cancelled due to the polio epidemic).
World War I memorabilia, from a family member assigned to Headquarters in the 309th Field Artillery, including correspondence with his wife, his medals, patches, helmet, compass, period military books listing the family member, many photographs, etc.
Gold and Sterling jewelry, vintage jewelry, antique toys, vintage Steiff, vintage Christmas, furs, tons of ephemera.
A great lucite Doll House and Furniture.
U.S. Coins including an 1844, Dollar, a Lafayette Dollar, and others. Several great books, Pez Dispensers without feet from Austria, Red Line Hot wheels, John Deere toys, and more.
Books include:
America's National Game: Historic Facts Concerning the Beginning, Evolution, Development, and Popularity of BASEBALL, with Personal Reminiscences of Its Vicissitudes, Its Victories and Votaries by Albert G. Spaulding, 1911.
Mickey Mouse in King Arthur's Court, Early pop-up Disney story, Blue Ribbon Books, NY, 1933, with Dust Jacket.
The Jack of All Trades by D.C. Beard, NY, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1901.
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