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William H. Bunch - Auctions & Appraisals

1 Hillman Drive at Route 202 South
0.4 mile south of Route 1 in Chadds Ford, PA

Tuesday, November 9th, 2010 @ 10 AM
Featuring the inventory & other property belonging to Frank Helms
Beginning @ 10 AM in the WAREHOUSE &

Text and photos to be completed on Friday, November 5th

Grif Teller, American, 1899-1993, o/c, 38" x 57", ""Speed, Safety, and Comfort", southbound electric passenger train at Claymont, Delaware, Milepost 19.5." Original artwork for the 1936 PRR calendar, depicting electric locomotive #4823 with 3 red Pullman cars rounding a gentle curve near Claymont, DE, with the Delaware River in the background, in old, apparently original frame

Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
FEATURED: THE ESTATE OF FRED PEECH, MARMORA, NJ

Robert Aitken, printer; The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments: Newly translated out of the Original Tongues; and with the former Translations Diligently compared and revised. Philadelphia: Robert Aitken, 1781-82. 2 parts in one volume, 12mo. Said to be more rare than the Gutenburg Bible!
This Bible sold for $67,500 Hammer Price!!

Lot 270: Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson, English, 1889-1946, o/c, Canal at Ghent, 30" x 22" , S., LL, signed and titled on canvas, inscribed in frame verso "lent by C. H. Pepper, Concord, MA" with a paper label "Museum of Fine Arts/SE 30/ S. E. Pepper/ C. H. Pepper", untouched original condition, owned by great grandson of Charles Hovey Pepper, an American artist

This painting sold for $60,000 hammer price!

All-original 1958 Ford Custom 300 Two-Door Sedan presented here is a very fine example that has traveled a mere 5,333 actual miles since its original owner took delivery from Keyser & Miller Ford in Pennsylvania on July 30, 1958. Remarkably, the car was only used for a trip from Pennsylvania to Florida and back before being placed into storage where it remained until 1973, when the father of the current owner purchased it. The original 6 cylinder engine is in the car and all of the power train is original. Its attractive exterior retains the original glossy black finish, accented by very presentable original brightwork.
AN AMAZING SURVIVOR!!

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