Bodnar’s Auction Sales
Saturday, December 3, 2016
2000+ Lots – The Estate of William Kazar “The History of New Jersey”
Previews: Sat Nov. 26, 9:30am-5pm | Sun. Nov. 27, 9:30am-4pm | Fri. Dec. 2, 1-6pm,
Dec. 3, doors open 9:30am
at the New Jersey Convention & Expo Center, 97 Sunfield Ave., Edison, NJ
Catalog Sale Begins at 11:00, Un-Catalog Sale Begins 11:15am
2 Auction Rings, 600+ Lots in a Catalog Setting
Food on Premises 9am-7pm. Absentee and Phone Bids Accepted!

400+ Lots from the US Civil War Mostly New Jersey Related, including Regiment flags, uniforms, drums, photographs, discharge papers, ribbons and medals, presentation swords and a letter from A. Lincoln!
100+ Lots of Revolutionary War related items!
50+ Lots of New Jersey 18th & 19th Century Maps!
50+ Lots of New Brunswick, NJ 18th & 19th Century Sterling Silver!
Collection of New Brunswick, NJ Stoneware!
25+ Lots of Museum Quality early 19th Century Staffordshire!
100+ Lots of New Jersey Railroad Items!
400+ Lots of New Jersey Collectibles and Paper!
150+ Lots of 18th & 19th Century Currency & Coins from New Jersey!
50+ Lots of Rare Political Covers and Stamps from New Jersey!
OVER 500+ LOTS THAT SHOULD BE IN MUSEUMS!
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION UNRESERVED!
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Emerson and Silver non-regulation officers sword identified to Captain William Nippins of the 4th NJ Militia and 34th NJ. One of 27+ Swords.
Wonderful signed note written by Abraham Lincoln on behalf of Hugh Roden, a drummer in the 7th NJ, to his superiors
Forthe Union Magnus two panel hand colored cover. This is a version never before recorded. Demarest Gordon belongings, was mustered in on Sept 3, 1862 and was mustered out on June 27, 1863.

Early 19th C historical Staffordshire fl ow blue soup tourine marked Bellville on the Passaic River made by Enoch Wood & Sons (1 of 20+ lots!)
Collection of Rail Road Pocket’s Watches mostly made in New Jersey
Early American silver cup inscribed F B C. Made by H Lupp,
1780-1810 New Brunswick (1 of 20+ lots!)
2 Political Ribbons from the 1876 Election, the fi rst is of the republican candidates,
R B Hayes of Ohio and W A Wheeler of NY, democratic candidates Sam J Tilden of New York and T A Hendricks of Indiana (1 of 50+ lots of early Political Items