19TH C. SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA CERTIFICATE

PRINTED AND HAND COLORED. DATED 1842. PRINTED IN ALLENTOWN 1843. Dimensions 21 1/2" X 19" TOTAL SIZE PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING – PICKUP FOR THIS AUCTION WILL NOT BE UNTIL THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 25

Five 19th Century Documents. Including Northumberland and Lycoming County, PA deeds, passport and marriage certificate for Augusta Witzel. Largest frame 17-1/2" x 12-1/2" overall. Condition: Good with

Includes 1890 Hagerstown, MD Town and Country Almanack and 1897 Lancaster, PA Agricultural Almanac. Also includes History of Schuylkill County 1811-1881, published 1881 by W.W. Munsell & Co, and 1914-

Pair of American Pennsylvania 19th Century Folk Art Berks County: First one is a Birth and Baptism Certificate, dated 1898, Reading, Pa., for the Stump Family, 16 x 12", 20 x 16" Framed; 2nd is a 19th

19th Century Lancaster County (PA) Patriotic Calligraphy. Signed Amos S. Smith. In a modern bird's eye maple frame, 25" x 20" overall.

19th c. Lancaster County PA folk art hand sewn crazy quilt w/ unusual circle center. Descended in the family of original owner.Very good. Size: 84" x 84"

19th c. Berks County, PA panel paint decorated dove tailed blanket chest w/ original strap hinges and scroll feet. Good w/ minor paint loss. Size: 44 1/4'L x 19 1/2"D x 21"H

19th Century York County, PA Needlework Sampler. Verse reads "Margret Wallaces is my name, York County is my station, Heaven is my dwelling place & Christ is my salvation. When I am dead & in my grave

Two pieces of 19th C. Chester County, Pennsylvania ephemera to include a manuscript math/cypher book of Thomas Curll, and an 1865 manuscript penmanship book of C. Curll. 13in tall x 8in wide. | Philad

Mid 19thC Berks County PA punched tin coffee pot in great condition - 11 1/2" tall

19thC Bucks County PA sand weighted tin push up candlestick - 15 1/2" tall x 8 1/2" diam bottom

19th Century Lancaster County, PA Folk Art Painting. Unsigned farmstead scene watercolor and pencil on paper. Period tag on verso inscribed "Done by Margaret C. Watson-Wiley". Provenance: Sam Stayer E

Rare Mid 19th Century Lebanon County, PA Four Color Crib Coverlet. Signed "David Yingst, Lebanon, 1854". 41-1/2" x 42-1/2" not including fringe. Condition: Very good.

Early 19th Century Berks County, PA Paint Decorated Softwood Dower Chest. Brown ground with black and brown floral column and arch design with white trim. Molded lid with pie board ends, interior till

Framed 19th Century York County, PA Pen and Ink Advertising. "John A. Bahn, Undertaker and Furniture Dealer, Zions View, Penna.". (Conewago Township). And signed lower left by artist "Executed by A.C.

19th Century Lancaster County , PA Miniature Paint Decorated Settee. Attributed to William Carl Heilig. (Chair manufacturer in Ephrata, PA and a known decorator of Lehnware). Shaped Crest rail, triple

Mid 19th Century Berks County, PA Four Color Two Part Jacquard Coverlet. Signed "Manufactured by Henry Oberly, Womelsdorf, Penn". Turkey corner blocks with floral and plume field. 80" x 94". Condition

Two 19th Century Lebanon County, PA Treenware Pieces. Both with sponge decoration. Sander, 4-1/2"h and an egg cup, 3-1/4"h. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

Early 19th Century Berks County, PA Paint Decorated Oval Bentwood Band Box. Salmon ground with blue and white tulip, floral and foliate decoration. For a similar example see book "House of Derr" 2nd e

Mid 19th Century Lebanon County, PA Single Part Jacquard Coverlet. Made by "Wm. Ney Myerstown Lebanon Co. PA". Floral pattern red and neutral coverlet. 82" x 84" not including fringe. Condition: Very

Including Confirmation Certificate (Lied fur Confrmanden) by Bieftling for Henrich Blapen 1830 and a marriage certificate by Wagner SC York for Blaser and Baylor 1839. Both nicely framed.

York County, PA 19th Century Burlap Feed Bag. Signed "Johmes Hohring von Heilheim 1847 No. 1". 24-1/2" x 57".

Two York County, PA 19th Century Printed Taufscheins. Both in period-style painted frames. Daniel May 1839, 19-1/2" x 15-1/2" overall. And Dan. Phil. Lange 1815, 18-1/2" x 15-1/2".

The axe blade measures approx. 10"h at edge and the head measures approx. 8 1/2" in depth. It is stamped M. Beatty above the words Lancaster, Pa.. There are no visible cracks or re-weld to axe head an