Elias S. Beiler auction results

Aug. 12, 2008, Leola, PA

February 2009
Results provided by Wolgemuth Auctions LLC 
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• 6 HP Columbus, serial no. 6000 $85,000
• 1-1/2 HP New Holland, serial no. 133 $14,000
• 1-1/2 HP New Holland, serial no. 5353 $12,500
• 3 HP New Holland, serial no. 15 $12,500
• 1 HP Domestic, sideshaft, serial no. 1186 $9,200
• 4 HP New Holland, serial no. 7329, on cart $6,600
• 2 HP New Holland, serial no. 9870 $5,700
• 6 HP John Deere, serial no. 347615 $5,500
• 2 HP New Holland, serial no. 6701, on cart $5,100
• 6 HP John Deere, serial no. 304221 $5,000
• 1 HP New Holland Machine Co., serial no. 33458 $4,300
• 3 HP John Deere, serial no. 309010, spark plug $4,050
• 2 HP New Providence, no serial number, on cart $3,000
• 1-1/2 HP Flying Dutchman, serial no. 27815 $2,900
• 2-1/2 HP Gilson, serial no. 1447 $2,100
• 6 HP Hercules, serial no. 18168 $2,000
• 3 HP John Deere, serial no. 252835 $1,700
• 2 HP Novo, serial no. 88612, upright $1,550
• 1 HP Mogul, serial no. W5754, on cart $1,300
• 1-1/2 HP John Deere, serial no. 282496, spark plug $1,100
• 1-1/2 HP Sandwich, no serial number $1,000
• 6 HP Deutz, serial no. 2200251 $900
• 2 HP Associated, serial no. 341704 $875
• 8-cycle Aermotor $750
• Ottawa log saw, serial no. C26132 $750
• 1-1/2 HP McCormick-Deering, serial no. 105256 $725
• 1-1/2 HP Hercules, serial no. 240941 $700
• 3-1/2 HP Empire, serial no. 80398 $650
• New Holland engine truck $650
• 6 HP Fairbanks-Morse Z, serial no. 595657 $550
• 1/2 HP Elgin, no serial number, inverted $500
• 2 HP Taylor, serial no. 16727 $500
• Fairbanks diesel engine $500
• 5 HP Hummer, serial no. 28362 $450
• 1-1/2 HP Fairbanks-Morse Z, serial no. 583123 $450
• 2 HP Stover, serial no. KA167944 $325
• Bull Dog engine $250
• 3 to 5 HP IHC LB, serial no. 12869 $150
• Briggs & Stratton $110
• 1-cylinder Maytag $100 
 

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  • Connie Stephano 4/19/2009 7:18:37 AM

    My father collected, cared for and adored gasoline engines. Unfortunately he died, and the estate has no idea what the pieces in his collection are worth. Could someone please refer me to a trusted source that would show us the value of his wonderful gasoline engines? People have expressed interest in buying them, but we do not wish to sell them before we have reliable estimates of their worth.
    Thanks so much!
    Connie Stephano

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