New Hamburg Latest News (Ontario, Canada)

The overall top lot of the three sessions was a Canadian 1920s or '30s Eco Model 160 "clock face" Red Rose gasoline pump. It soared to $153,400 (Canadian), surpassing the high estimate. Online bidding was on two platforms.

The auction featured the Jason Patzer Collection. The top lot was a Canadian 1930s Service Station Equipment Company "ClearVision Model 700" double visible gas pump (CA$42,480). Internet bidding was on two platforms.

December 6th at 9am will have petroliana & historic advertising from the Norm West Collection. That evening and the next day will feature Parts 1 & 2 of the Bill and Carol Johnson Collection. Online bidding will be on two platforms.

The auction grossed $381,730 and featured rare and highly collectible wristwatches and pocket watches by renowned makers such as Ulysse Nardin, Rolex, Omega, Cartier, Breitling & others. Online bidding was via LiveAuctioneers.com and the M&M website.

The sale had 216 lots of mostly firearms and ammunition advertising, plus additional items. Headlining the online event was the outstanding longtime collection of Lorenz Werkmeister. Online bidding was via LiveAuctioneers.com and the M&M website.

The two-session, online-only auction, with start times of 9am and 6pm Eastern, features the outstanding Jason Patzer Collection. In total, 437 lots will come up for bid across the two sessions, on two platforms.

The online-only auction of luxury timepieces brings together an extraordinary selection of 136 wristwatches and pocket watches, highlighted by select pieces from The Alexander James Black Collection. Online bidding is on two platforms.

The common elements to these sales were items being fresh to the market, pieces coming from old collections and pieces previously documented in publications. The overall gross was $866,061 (Canadian).

The sale has 216 lots of mostly firearms and ammunition advertising, plus additional items. Headlining the Saturday event is the outstanding longtime collection of Lorenz Werkmeister. Online bidding is available on two platforms.

The auction highlighted the diversity of sports collectibles, from trading cards to historical memorabilia. Bidders displayed passion for classic cards and one-of-a-kind artifacts. Online bidding was via LiveAuctioneers.com and the M&M website.

The Canadian folk art on October 9 will feature such acclaimed artists as Maud Lewis, Ted Harrison, Joe Norris and Everett Lewis. Nearly 500 lots in total will cross the auction block. Online bidding is via LiveAuctioneers.com and the M&M website.

From cornerstone cards to museum-worthy items, the auction presents rare pieces seldom offered in Canadian dollars, starting at 6pm Eastern time. Internet bidding will be hosted on the Miller & Miller Auctions website and LiveAuctioneers.com.

Each day will have a morning session and an evening session, starting at 9am and 6pm Eastern time. Over 1,000 lots will come up for bid. Featured will be two important collections. Internet bidding is via LiveAuctioneers.com and the M&M website.

The 235-lot, online-only Pre-1980 Sports Cards & Memorabilia auction united historical significance, Hall of Fame legends, and investment-grade pre-1980 cards in one sale. Online bidding was via LiveAuctioneers.com and the Miller & Miller website.

The auction consisted of 67 lots of pocket watches and wristwatches, most of them Swiss-made. The top lot was an early 2000s Patek Philippe 18k white gold annual calendar watch ($27,140). Online bidding was on two platforms.

The overall top lot of the five days was a rare, Canadian early 1900s 3 Strikes Cut Plug pocket tobacco tin, one of the most important pieces of Canadian tobacco history. It brought $64,900. Internet bidding was available on two platforms.

This 235-lot, online-only auction unites historical significance, Hall of Fame legends, and investment-grade pre-1980 cards into one unforgettable event offered in Canadian dollars. Online bidding will be provided on two platforms.

The tidy, 67-lot catalog is a mix of pocket watches and wristwatches, all by famous makers. The names include Patek Philippe, Longines, Omega, Rolex, Heuer, Breitling, Blancpain and others. Online bidding is available on two platforms.

While all five auctions will contain tantalizing offerings, collectors should be especially mindful of the May 24th and 25th dates. The overall expected top lot is a restored 1962 Austin-Healy car. Online bidding will be on two platforms.

The sale featured the collection of Chris Huntington, arguably the most recognized name in the world of Canadiana folk art. Categories included Canadiana, folk art, textiles, art and decoys. Online bidding via LiveAuctioneers and the M&M website.

The online-only Firearms & Sporting auction featured the diverse collections of Wayne G. Connor and Robert Warwick. 211 lots came up for bid in a sale that grossed CA$723,930. Internet bidding was on two platforms.

The auction, starting promptly at 9am Eastern time, features the collection of Chris Huntington, the bombastic artist and folk art advocate who became an agent for many famous folk artists. Online bidding is available on two platforms.

The auction features the diverse and long-time collections of Wayne G. Connor and Robert Warwick, along with many outstanding individual consignments. Internet bidding is via LiveAuctioneers.com and MillerandMillerAuctions.com.

An Indian Motorcycles neon dealership sign, made in America in the 1930s or '40s, climbed to $112,100, while a Texaco Marine Motor Oil double-sided porcelain sign from 1953 achieved $21,240. Prices are Canadian and include the buyer's premium.

Offered will be rare vintage signs for Indian Motorcycles, Texaco Marine Motor Oil, Red Indian Motor Oil and Pepsi-Cola, plus push bars and door push signs. Internet bidding will be via LiveAuctioneers.com and MillerandMillerAuctions.com.

Top lots included a late 18th/early 19th century Quebec arbalète commode, folk art paintings by Maud Lewis and Joe Norris, and a Samuel Bricker tall walnut chest of drawers. Online bidding via LiveAuctioneers.com and the Miller & Miller website.

The Pre-1980 Sports Cards & Memorabilia auction, held January 25th, grossed $448,252. 259 lots – all sports-related, many of them rare and highly collectible examples – came up for bid. Online bidding was available on two platforms.

The February 8th auction is packed with 325 lots of Canadiana, pottery and stoneware, textiles, art glass, lamps and lighting. The February 9th sale has 74 lots of post-war Canadian folk art. Online bidding is available on two platforms.

The sale, which begins closing at 9am Eastern time, features holy grail cards and historically significant memorabilia items that offer collectors a rare opportunity to add to their collections. Online bidding will be hosted on two platforms.

The Carhartt sign soared to $28,320, the Peabodys sign rang up $18,880, and the White Rose sign brought $15,340 in two days of auctions that grossed $919,339 overall (Canadian dollars). Internet bidding was on two platforms.

November 8th was dedicated entirely to toys. November 9th featured Canadiana, toys and historic objects, clocks, canes, firearms, ammo & advertising. Both featured the Phil Barnett Collection. Online bidding was on multiple platforms.