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Sunset Auction Co

Saturday, June 25
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Miami
7701 SW 76 Ave
Miami,
FL 33143

Preview at 5:00PM
Auction Starts at 6:00PM

Some of the featured items include:
Miami Beach Art Deco Hotel prints, Pre Colombian art statue replica, Lennox Vase, Porcelain Noah's Ark w/ animals. Bavarian coffee set, Mexican pottery vase, Bongo drums. Sterling Silver & silver plate items, Vintage telegraph key, Sterling wedding cake knifeOriginal Haitain art oil painting, Korean War field jacket, Victorian picture frames, Vintage stone base game table w/ checkerboard top, Stainless steel Art Deco lamp, First Edition Tarzan books, Wooden baby bed, Mercedes pedal car, Japanese ginger jar, Cast iron match box holder, Porcelain fruit bowl centerpiece, Military berets, Diecast 1953 Corvette, Crystal ice bucket, Excalibur sword, Powder horn, Navy "P" jacket, Wooden doll crib.Drinking glasses from 1950's, Cowboy boots, Vintage milk can, Crystal lamp, Autographed Jimmy Carter & Walter Mondale Inauguration Invitation, Original 1930's license plate, Jar of marbles, Coffee mill, Inlaid jewelry box, Table lighters, Pen knives, Airline memorabilia, Mother & children sculpture,

Large selection of jewelry including Sterling Silver & costume brooches, necklaces, bracelets, earrings & pendants, Foreign coin collection, Old Dade County medical box, Selection of hunting, diving & military knives, Vintage patches, Louisville Slugger baseball bats, Old maps, Retro round table.

Military duffle bags, Pen collector box w/ pens, Pewter figural sculpture, Oil paintings, Salt & pepper shakers, Ike jacket from WWII, Boy Scout memorabilia, Aunt Jemima bushel basket doll, Box lots of assorted items and so much more.

Dallas Auction Gallery

Wednesday, June 22nd
6:00 PM
1518 Slocum Street
Dallas,
Texas 75207.

Featuring

A Delaware Valley bonnet top highboy, other early New England country antiques, nice small collection of art glass consisting of Tiffany, Steuben, Durand, Galle, Daum, DeVez, Moser and others, collection of (15) antique music boxes including a rare Chordephon disc player, five "Singing Bird" music boxes and other cylinder and disc players, an exceptional American carved rosewood turtle top marble top table circa 1860, antique silver, small collection of glass paperweights, small group of estate jewelry and much more.

Plus an excellent selection of American Indian blankets, rugs, pottery, baskets, jewelry, clothing, etc. These items come from the collection of thirty year dealer and collector Nancye Hudgins Briggs and from the estate of P. Clinton Bortell, a U.S. Licensed Traveling Indian Trader and professional photographer who worked primarily in New Mexico and Arizona from the 1910's to the 1940's.

A rare set of three painted mural studies by Ruth Monro Augur intended for a Texas public building during the 1930's.
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A.R. Pagan Auction Group

JUNE 24, 2005
11:00 A.M.
Inspect From 8:00 A.M. Morning of Sale.

635 SOUTH LARUE ROAD
DAVIS, CA

CATERING, RESTAURANT & KITCHEN EQUIPMENT
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Stone Auctioneers & Appraisers.

The auction will be held live on site:
Date: Saturday June 25
Time: 10:30 A.M. Central
Address: 14910 Goodman Road (MS Highway 302), Olive Branch, MS (Memphis, TN Area)

We will be selling the beautiful wooded 9.69+ acre estate along with all of the remaining personal property including antique cars, machinery, equipment and tools from Mr. Haines shop.

We are also selling a consignment of surplus machinery, equipment and tools from Hughes Mechanical Contractors, Inc., another well-known Memphis based business.

Raymond Bott Realty & Auction

9:00 AM, Saturday, June 25, 2005
FARM/ANTIQUES/HOUSEHOLD
ESTATE AUCTION

9:00 AM, Saturday, June 25, 2005

At the farm, from Barnes, Kansas go 1/2 mile east on K-148, 1 1/2 mile north on K-148 to 11th Road, then three miles east on 11th Road, on the north side.

CLASSIC AUTOMOBILE
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 door hard top, V-8, AT, turquoise and white, stored inside, 90,536 one owner miles, last tagged in 1979, little rust, not running. VINVX57K191030

TRACTORS, PICKUPS, and TOOLS
IHC Farmall 666, gas, wide front, 3 pt., good 15.5x38�fs, shows 3,400 hrs, SN 14682; IHC Farmall 300, narrow front, Fast Hitch, SN 13214; IHC Farmall H, narrow front, new 11.2x38�fs, SN 291670; Ford F-100 pickup, 6 cyl., 3 spd., long bed, 111,770 miles; 4 wheel trailers, one with grain box; IHC 16 hay rake; IHC 56, 4-38 planter; IHC 331, 3 pt. plow; IHC 33-A front end loader; JD 7 ft. sickle mower; shop vac; diggers; hoes; wheelbarrow; forks; rakes; shovels; car ramps; ext. cords; saws; axes; car ramps; ladders; air tank; other tools, old machinery and iron.

FARM ANTIQUES and PRIMITIVES
AC All Crop 60 combine, pto, shedded; Van Brunt 12 hole drill; Van Brunt 15-7 drill; IHC 2-14 plow on steel; 2 �| JD 2-14 plows; tumble bug; IH corn binder; JD 2-12 plow on steel; JD one row lister; IHC corn binder; 4 wheel spreader; 1 row and 2 row cultivators; tumble bug; iron and tin implement seats; wash tubs; steel baskets; cream cans; horse collars; hames; harness; hay knife; David Bradley garden tractor; other farm antiques.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE and ANTIQUES
48 in. oak roll top desk; piano stool; 20�fs 4 drawer chest; oak secretary; serpentine front oak high boy; 3 drawer dresser with fancy mirror; pattern back chairs and rockers; painted cupboards; oak dining chairs; 4 drawer pine chest; painted stools; Copper Clad cream and pink wood cook stove, no warming oven; small fold out sewing machine; walnut blanket chest; floor lamps; kerosene lamps; 6 drawer sewing machine; porcelain top table; 30�fs pine kitchen table; wash tubs; RCA Victor cabinet; many 60�fs and 70�fs Playboy magazines; other magazines; doilies and fancy work; jewelry; graniteware; mirrors; Red Wing Waconda Springs 5 gallon jug; Red Wing 10 gallon crock, big wing; beehive 2 gallon jug; 9 in. bowl with handle; other stoneware; Melmac; Pyrex bowl; Willow Ware; green stemware; TV lamp; KS license plates; other antiques.

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Pots and pans; dishes; bedroom sets; small household appliances; other household items.

Terms: cash or good check. Announcements the day of the auction take precedence over printed advertising.

The ESTATE of FLOYD A. YUNGEBERG

Auctioneers: Raymond Bott, Lee Holtmeier and Luke Bott
Washington, Kansas
Phone: 785-325-2734
Website: bottrealtyauction.com

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Auction -- Thursday June 23, 2005 Auction 6pm PST, View 4pm-6pm
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Location -- 3030 East Washington Street Phoenix, Arizona and online

Description -- US Coins & Currency; Foreign Coins & Currency

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Picasso Mistress Auctions Sketches.

Most of Pablo Picasso's loves had tortured lives and tragic ends: Marie-The�Lre`se Walter hanged herself; Jacqueline Roque shot herself; Dora Maar became a recluse, dying poor and alone.

But 79-year-old Genevie`ve Laporte, with her throaty chuckle, floral-print dresses and white orthopedic shoes, not only survived but became an award-winning poet and documentary filmmaker.

When Laporte was 24, she began a two-year secret affair with the 70-year-old master. She was a beautiful, tousle-haired former Resistance fighter, and Picasso sketched her over and over �\ naked in bed, in a fantasy wedding gown, in a prim sailor sweater.

On June 27, Laporte will sell 20 of Picasso's sketches, worth an estimated $1.8 million to $2.4 million.

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SOTHEBY�fS AT FERRARI.

SOTHEBY�fS IS delighted to announce that on Tuesday, June 28, 2005, it will hold a landmark sale of cars and related memorabilia at Ferrari�fs legendary premises in Maranello, Italy. The sale will be held at 6pm in the Ferrari Logistics Building - birthplace of some of the greatest racing and sports cars ever produced - adjacent to the famous Fiorano test track near Modena. The first ever auction of such material to be supported by Ferrari, June�fs sale will include items ranging from historic memorabilia to some of the most important cars ever produced under the aegis of Enzo Ferrari and his successors �| from early cars to some of the finest, fastest modern sports and racing cars ever to have graced the road and track, including the F2004 driven by Michael Schumacher in the first five Grand Prix races of 2004, all of which he won.

The sale will be highlighted by the F2004, in which Schumacher won the Australian, Malaysian, Bahrain, Imola and Spanish races. The car represents a further evolution of the concepts already seen in the F2003-GA and a further step forward in the history of Ferrari single-seaters. When the F2004 appears at auction next June, it will be the first time that Ferrari has offered a Formula 1 car from the past season.

The sale will also include the Maserati MC12, which won the 2004 FIA GT championship race at Oschersleben, the first victory for Maserati in 37 years.

At the other end of the spectrum the sale will feature historic racing cars from many important moments in the history of the Ferrari name.

Chief among the highlights of the historic cars in the sale, is the Ferrari 412S 1958 #0744, which has an illustrious past in North American racing, having been driven by giants such as Phil Hill, Richie Ginther and John von Neumann. This is without doubt one of the greatest cars ever to be offered for sale. Estimate available on request.

Every car will be vetted by a Ferrari engineer, and a number of items in the sale will be offered direct from the company�fs own holdings. The Fiorano track at Maranello is one of the holy sites of the motor racing world, and access is normally strictly limited. Those attending the sale will, however, have the unique opportunity of following in the tyre tracks of champions and seeing where Ferrari develops all its F1 and road cars.

Equestrian Estate Up For Auction.

It's time to get out the checkbooks. A 100-acre equestrian estate in south Sarasota County will be auctioned off Thursday by JP King Auction Company.

"You can't believe this place," said Carl Carter, public relations officer for JP King.

To attend the live auction, interested parties should have financing secured and a $500,000 cashier's check to register to bid.

"I think that is the highest registration ever required," Carter said.

The auction of the estate, called Villa De Vita, is expected to attract many interested parties.

"The auction itself will only take a few minutes," Carter added.

The five-bedroom home includes seven full baths and four half baths and an eight-car garage.

Equine friends won't be left in the cold either. There are 10 paddocks, 22 stalls and a five-eighths mile oval track on site.

Owner Richard De Vita, an endodontist, recently auctioned a Sarasota Ritz-Carlton penthouse through JP King for more than $3 million.

"Auction is becoming more and more common nationwide," said Carter. "Florida seems to get more than its share because it has all the things coming together that make an auction successful."

From beaches to golf courses to the weather, the popularity of Florida real estate keeps growing and so do the number of auctions, though they are not yet commonplace.

"In Sarasota, it's not an every day, every week or even every month occasion," Carter said.

It is unknown what Villa De Vita will garner when it goes to auction at 2 p.m. Thursday. For more information, call (800) 558-5464 or visit www.jpking.com.

�� As more houses sprout up in Parrish, Leslie Wells Realty welcomed eight new sales associates. Craig Marquart, Jan Doherty, Barbara Kreuser, Stacey McKee, Paula Scott-Lowe, Jim Hagemeir, Kelly Rowland and Kelley Dubovsky joined the team of more than 20 sales associates. The Parrish-based real estate company is in Ellenton Commons Plaza.

�� Waterfront properties' prices tags are on the rise. At the beginning of June,

Coldwell Banker sales associate Mary Bernas sold a four-bedroom, four-bath home on Casey Key for $7.2 million. The sale of the 4,321-square-foot home is one of the most expensive sales on the island, according to a Coldwell Banker press release.

�� Local real estate company Horizon Realty is just three years old and continues to grow. Founded by Matt Augustyniak, the company employs more than 350 agents in Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte counties. According to a press release, the company is looking to expand further with plans to open offices in Port Charlotte, St. Petersburg, Ellenton and Orlando.

�� Heritage Harbour's popularity isn't slowing down any. US Homes announced its Lighthouse Cove neighborhood is close to selling out. Being near Heritage Harbour's Central Park and Beacon Lake, floor plans and prices seem to be the major draws to the single-family home community. Starting at just under $300,000, the two-story homes range from 1,300 to 2,250 square feet. For more information on snagging a piece of Lighthouse Cove, call 748-2731

The Positive Club

Things Work Out

Because it rains when we wish it wouldn't,?ecause men do what they often shouldn't,?ecause crops fail, and plans go wrong-?br> Some of us grumble all day long.?ut somehow, in spite of the care and doubt,?t seems at last that things work out.?br>
Because we lose where we hoped to gain,?ecause we suffer a little pain,?ecause we must work when we'd like to play-?br> Some of us whimper along life's way.?ut somehow, as day always follows the night,?ost of our troubles work out all right.?br>
Because we cannot forever smile,?ecause we must trudge in the dust awhile,?ecause we think that the way is long-?br> Some of us whimper that life's all wrong.?ut somehow we live and our sky grows bright,?nd everything seems to work out all right.?br>
So bend to your trouble and meet your care,?or the clouds must break, and the sky grow fair.?et the rain come down, as it must and will,?br> But keep on working and hoping still.?or in spite of the grumblers who stand about,?omehow, it seems, all things work out.

By Edgar A. Guest

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