the eleventh annual
ADSA Foundation Auction
Auction Items
Guernsey
cow and Bull (Quail Roost Farms) Print-- Donated by Bill & Elaine
Baumgardt
Preserved
in it's original form, this historic print is laminated on masonite wood.
Classic Guernsey cow and bull looking over wooden fence rail. It was given
to Dairy Science Departments by the National Guernsey Association back in
the 40's or 50's much the same as the cast Holstein statues were given. This
Guernsey print is in great condition. Measures 19 1/2" x 26". Estimated
Value: $200.
Bupps
Dairy Milk Bottle -- Donated by George & Aniko Somkuti
1
qt Estimated Value: $25.
Bonnie
Mohr Artist Proof, "Riverplace" -- Donated by Kathryn Boor
Lovely
artist proof featuring holstein cows grazing by a river on a balmy summer
afternoon. Unframed. Estimated Value: $90.
Bonnie
Mohr Framed Print, "Fall Reflections" -- Donated by Bill &
Elaine Baumgardt
One
of Mohr's most popular prints! Holstein cows in picturesque fall scene. Framed.
Measures 27" x 34 1/2" Estimated Value: $250.
Milk
Sample Bottle -- Donated by Charles & Judy Iager
This
rare find in excellent condition is an April 5, 1921 patented "Monjonnier"
milk sample bottle with a rubber stopper and metal identification tag. Estimated
Value: $100.
Ice
Cream Dipper -- Donated by Charles & Judy Iager
This
unique Victorian-era ice cream dipper is tin cone-shaped and has a working
turnkey mechanism for releasing ice cream. In good condition. Estimated Value:
$60.
Larry
Schultz Framed Print, "Seven Dairy Breeds by the Water Tank"
-- Donated by Charles & Judy Iager
Fantastic
portrait of the seven breeds. Matted and framed to measure approximately 12"
x 14". It is a signed print,
but it also has an original signature of the artist. Estimated Value: $325.
Baby
Milk Bottles -- Donated by Charles & Judy Iager
The
Iagers have donated a real find! Five baby bottles (in original box and not
opened until now!) from the early 1950's. Each pyro bottle has a different
saying or nursery rhyme. These bottles were given to customers of Garner &
Parker Milk Co., Gowanda, NY, which closed in 1978. Truly a unique and rare
offer. Estimated Value: $325.
1900s
Butter Parchment Paper -- Donated by Lee & Judy Majeskie
Beautifully
framed and matted original Vegetable Parchment paper with 2 cow heads and
dairy barn scene in red, green & brown colors. These papers were used
to wrap 1 pound packages of butter in the early 1900's. Estimated Value: $100.
DeLaval
Minature Cream Separator -- Donated by Roger Cady
Only
6,000 of these 1/7 scale DeLaval toy separators were made by Ertl Toy Company
ten years ago. The model is very detailed, complete with a pair of milk buckets,
an operating handle, a milk can, and authentic graphics. This item is hard
to find and in very high demand! Estimated Value: $150.
Early
1930's Hoard's Dairyman Promotional Fact Sheets -- Donated by Hoard's
Dairyman
These
seven different unique fact sheets were part of a promotional packet used
by the Hoard's Dairyman staff in acquiring
advertising for the magazine and selling subsciptions. The fact sheets were used in conjunction with
the promotional packet that was sold at the 2003 ADSA Foundation Auction.
These are the only known copies that exist and would be a fantastic addition
to the collection of any dairy artifacts collector. They are in mint condition.
Estimated Value: $150.
Book,
"Companion Animals: Their Biology, Care, Health, and Management"
by Karen L. Campbell, DVM, James E. Corbin, PhD, and John R. Campbell, PhD
-- Donated by John R. Campbell
This
is the 10th copy off the press! Due for a June release, "Companion Animals:
Their Biology, Care, Health, and Management" is a beautiful publication
with contributions by several veterinarians and animal scientists. John Campbell,
one of the authors, will personalize this issue. The book discusses many aspects
of companion animals and includes cats, dogs, rodents, rabbits, amphibians,
and more. Dr. Corbin contributed over
a half a century of materials toward the production of the book, including
the story behind the development of monkey chow for Dr. Jonas Saulk. Ideal
for those in animal biology courses and vet technicians, but certainly a good
resource for anyone with an interest in the field of companion animals. Estimated
Value: $100.
Oil
Painting, Village Scene with Pond and Ducks -- Donated by George
and Aniko Somkuti
Village
scene with pond, ducks, cottages and people in peasant costumes. Oil on
wood panel by listed Hungarian artist Daniel F. Nagy, signed lower right;
from 1920s. Size: ca 10 x 15 inches. No frame. Estimated value: ca. $200.
Oil
Painting, Village Scene with Cows -- Donated by George and Aniko
Somkuti
Village scene with cows drinking from stream. Oil on wood panel by listed Hungarian artist Daniel F. Nagy, signed lower left; from 1920s. Size: ca. 10 x 15 1/2 inches. No frame. Estimated Value: $200.
Bonnie
Mohr print "Heartland Pride -- Donated
by Animal Nutrition Group, Church and Dwight Company
Bonnie Mohr print "Heartland Pride" #645/2000 with a certificate of authenticity. This print is not framed. Estimated Value: $75.
Indy
Race Weekend of Your Choice: Indianapolis 500 or Brickyard 400
-- Donated by Gary Fuller, Marketing Manager for the Dairy Business, Elanco
Animal Health Elanco
Dairy Business will donate another Indy Race Weekend package. This year
a new twist will be added; the high bidder will have their CHOICE of a weekend
package for either the Indianapolis 500 or the Brickyard 400.
Full details of the package will include 2 tickets, weekend stay
at Indy Hotel, transportation to and from track and a track pack. Estimated
Value: $1,100.
Antique
Milking Shorthorn Prints,
pair-- Anonymous Donor
This
pair of antique prints are of the "approved type" of Milking Shorthorn
bull and Milking Shorthorn cow, "a balanced animal in the desired qualities."
Each is framed and measures 11" x 13." Good condition. Estimated
Value: $75.
Trip to
2005 ADSA Annual Meeting-- Donated
by ADSA
For
the eleventh year, ADSA is pleased to offer a hassle-free trip to the ADSA
Annual Meeting. In 2005, ADSA will be meeting with ASAS July 24-28 in Cincinnati,
OH. This is a meeting you won’t want to miss! Package includes meeting registration
and hotel accommodations during the meeting. (Travel not included.) Estimated
Value: $850.
Cow Gift
Bag -- Anonymous Donor
This
beautiful cow gift bag is filled with a whole herd of cow surprises! Includes
a cow rug, fifteen unique cow postcards, six miniature cow figurines, a
cow cookie mold for shortbread, two antique wooden blocks (small cow on
each), six cow Christmas tree ornaments, a 6"x7" cow needlepoint,
a cow cookie cutter, and a collectible cow thimble. Estimated Value: $60.
Antique
Cow Puzzle -- Donated by Dave Dickson
This
unique children's antique puzzle is two-sided, one side featuring a cow
and the other featuring an oxen. Estimated Value: $250.
Cow with
the Crooked Tail Needlepoint – Anonymous Donor
The
Cow with the Crooked Tail needlepoint is matted with a beige linen mat.
It is framed in a 19" square walnut frame. Estimated Value: $50.
Half Pint bottle--
Donated by Howard & Ruby Larsen
Half
pint milk bottle from the Ontanogon Valley Coop Creamery at Bruce Crossing,
Michigan complete with paper lid.Estimated Value: $30
Antique
Butter Mold -- Donated by
Howard & Ruby Larsen
Antique
butter mold with acorn imprint for butter pats (small size).Estimated Value:
$100.
Cow Wall
Hanging -- Donated by Howard & Ruby Larsen
This whimsical wall hanging with cows and pumpkins is accented with hand quilting. It is in bold fall colors and measures 25" x 29" and has a sleeve on the back for hanging. All you need is a dowel! Estimated Value: $65.
Fall Color Golf Weekend, Salt Creek Golf Retreat, Brown County, IN -- Donated by Salt Creek Golf Retreat, Jennifer VanNess, General Manager
Take in the breathtaking beauty of the fall colors while taking on the challenging 18-hole championship golf course of Salt Creek Golf Retreat. The course winds through the lush hills and ravines of the Brown County landscape crossing Salt Creek seven times. Then, slip away to the nearby town of Nashville, the quaint little town known for its artist colony featuring arts and crafts of the area. The Overlook Lodge features condominium lodging for 1-4 guests. The units are fully furnished with all appliances, electric fireplace, full kitchen and a large deck or patio overlooking the golf course. This package includes two nights accommodations at the Overlook Lodge in a luxurious one bedroom condo and two rounds of golf at Salt Creek Golf Course. Estimated Value: $388.00
A Week by the Ocean - Donated by Roger and Karen Natzke
Just imagine! Beat the winter blues with a glorious week by the Atlantic Ocean in lovely St. Augustine, Florida. Roger and Karen Natzke have again offered one-week's use of their beautiful 3-bedroom ocean-side condo, which can accommodate your whole family or 2 or 3 couples. This year, the condo is available the week of November 13-20. Estimated Value: $1,222.00