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Our two-day Hershey sale
starts on Thursday, 9 October, with a lineup that includes boats,
horse-drawn carriages, two collections from esteemed enthusiasts, and a
number of other very rare vehicles.
This event is held in conjunction with the AACA Eastern Fall Meet and
features a relaxed atmosphere and variety of consignments, making it a
not-to-be-missed event.
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(Above, left) John Moir’s A-Z Collection
is unique, as it the first collection we have heard of that consists of
26 motor cars of marques that span every letter of the alphabet. When
Mr. Moir’s late wife noted that he had cars that represented A, B, and
C, she said, “Since you have those, you might as well finish the
alphabet.”
Mr. Moir’s love of unique vehicles is on full display at our Hershey
auction, with well-known makes like Ford, Lancia, and Rolls-Royce
sharing the spotlight with Brasier, Jowett, Orient, Unic, and Zebra.
(Above, right) Jeffrey Day’s collection
may not have a Zoe or Zebra, but through years of completing renowned
horse-drawn carriage restorations, his attention to detail and love of
American classics helped expand his fleet with some of the most
sought-after examples, including a 1957 Ford Thunderbird ‘F-Code’, a 1956 Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria Skyliner ‘Glass Top’, and an immaculate 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air Impala Sport Coupe.
For those who collect horse-drawn vehicles, a stunning 1860 Abbott-Downing Stagecoach
should prove most desirable, with Day saying, “This is a larger coach
than others, and it has rooftop seating. It is outfitted with its
original lamps, pole, and leader bars, as well as its original strongbox
inside.”
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"Special" is used quite often in this industry, but sometimes the word really does apply to a remarkable car.
This 1930 Cadillac V-16 Roadster by Fleetwood
has had two owners from new, with the last title change in 1933, and it
has been a cherished member of the John Moir family for more than 80
years. I consider it to be one of the most special V-16 Roadsters to
ever come to auction.
This car's provenance is unrivalled, as it is complete with its original
build sheet, documentation of its early life spent in Worcester,
Massachusetts, in the care of the Whittall family, and numerous historic
photographs. It features an older, authentic restoration and still
presents beautifully in its original colors.
Even without its compelling history, this particular car would be among
the most desirable V-16 Roadsters available. To become just the third
owner would truly be a special opportunity.
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The
selection at Hershey is too extensive to cover here in the detail
required, so please take a look at the lot listing at the bottom of this
e-mail. You're also able to browse vehicles directly from our website, where each lot is complete with full catalogue descriptions and photos.
Supporting every Hershey consignment is our on-site vehicle history and
parts library, known as Access the Knowledge. We encourage you to visit
the library, as it offers the opportunity to browse the documentation,
parts, and history files of each consignment. If you can't make it to
the auction and require more information, please don't hesitate to
contact our Client Services team.
During the event, we'll be live on Twitter
to answer questions and post results. You don't need to sign up to view
our updates, as they will be updating live below the auction video feed
on our website. Click here to follow the auction live on rmauctions.com.
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After Hershey, we have the pleasure of offering the Sam Pack Five Star Collection,
with the sale preview on Friday, November 14 and auction on Saturday,
November 15. Pack is a respected car collector and celebrated Texas
businessman, and is auctioning 130 vehicles from his collection.
“I’ve had a love affair with cars since I was a teenager. It’s in my
DNA,” says Pack. “Fortunately, for me, it’s continued through my
professional and business career. It’s a passion shared and supported by
my family, they get as much joy out of the cars as I do.”
Click here to view the lots offered, or click on the cover to the right to read the digital catalogue.
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AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS
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Lot 257
1905 FIAT 60 HP Five-Passenger Tourer by Quinby & Co.
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Lot 152
1896 Armstrong Phaeton
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Lot 258
1933 Chrysler CL Imperial Dual-Windshield Phaeton by LeBaron
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Lot 145
1930 Cadillac V-16 Sport Phaeton by Fleetwood
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Lot 140
1958 AC Ace-Bristol
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Lot 264
1941 Chris-Craft 27' Model 115 Custom Runabout "Runaway Jane"
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Lot 160
1915 Stanley Model 820 12-Passenger Mountain Wagon
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Lot 175
1935 Auburn Eight Supercharged Cabriolet
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Lot 138
1950 AC 2-Litre Sports Tourer by Buckland
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Lot 170
1958 Mercedes-Benz 220 S Cabriolet
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Lot 259
1934 Packard Eight Coupe Roadster
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Lot 147
1937 Lincoln Model K Two-Window Berline by Judkins
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Lot 137
1938 AC 16/70 Drophead Coupe
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Lot 241
1957 Ford Thunderbird 'E-Code'
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Lot 277
1954 Packard Caribbean Convertible
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Lot 144
1908 Stanley Model H-5 Gentleman's Speedy Roadster
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Lot 178
1908 Baker Electric Model V Victoria
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Lot 263
1952 Allard K2 Roadster
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Lot 115
1901 International Charette Double Phaeton
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Lot 248
1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 'Cobra Jet'
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Lot 242
1800s H.D. Abel Ice Wagon
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Lot 133
1984 Zoe Zipper
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