About

Antiques & Auction News

Antiques & Auction News is among the oldest and widest distributed weekly marketplace news publication in the country reporting on auctions, shows, forums, and exhibitions.

Founded in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania by Joel Sater, the first issue was published in 1969. Owned, printed and published by Engle Printing & Publishing Co., Inc. since 1984, the publication has a weekly circulation reaching an average of 12,500. It can be found in auction houses, antique centers, high-traffic locations and at nearly every antique show throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.

Along with marketplace news, there are regular columns, book reviews, and numerous special features.

Antiques & Auction News is published weekly in print and digital format. First and third class subscriptions are available.

  • Karl Pass - Editor

    Karl Pass, editor of Antiques & Auction News joined Engle Printing & Publishing Co., Inc. in 2013. He earned a B.A. in History and Political Science from Warren Wilson College in Asheville, N.C. and a M.A. in American Studies at the Pennsylvania State University. He enjoys competing in trail races, disc golf tournaments, hiking, camping, and traveling. He and his wife have two dogs and a cat.

  • Tim Moore - Sales Representative

    Tim started with Engle Printing & Publishing Co., Inc. in 1997, as an advertising consultant.

    Since 2009, Tim has helped auctioneers strategically promote their sales in our 17 local community papers in South Central PA.

    In 2019, Tim brought his expertise to Antiques & Auction News.

    Tim and his wife live in Lititz, Pa., and have homeschooled their daughter and four sons.

    He enjoys reading historical fiction, biographies and current world events in his spare time between working on home improvement projects.

  • Jocelyn Engle - Publisher

    Jocelyn assumed the role of publisher for Antiques & Auction News in 2015. She has been working for her family’s business as Director of Marketing since 2005. Born and raised in Lancaster County, Jocelyn attended Lancaster Mennonite School and graduated from Eastern University with a BA in marketing. She currently lives in Lancaster City and loves the vibrant downtown atmosphere, as well as everything the county has to offer. When she’s not working, Jocelyn is an avid runner who also enjoys yoga, weekend getaways to the beach and hanging out with friends.