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Public Sales

More information and full contact details (including email and website address) for all the following sales are available in the database - just type in the name of the auctioneer of your choice into the search facility. If you are a member of GAUSA please note that the following information is available in the news section as soon as we get it.

A.R. Pagan & Co A R Pagan PR Inc
THURSDAY JANUARY 12, 2006
AT 11:00 A.M.
Inventory
ORIENTAL RUGS, DECORATIONS, ART,RATTAN VICTORIAN FURNITURE, BAR & CATERING EQUIPMENT.
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Cook's Auction Co
Friday January 13th @ 7pm) - (Friday January 20th @ 7pm)

ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE AUCTIONS.
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Anglins Auction Service
Sunday Jan 15 th at 1:00 PM preview 11AM
Porcelain and Tin Advertising signs, Restored gas pumps, Primitives, Stained glass windows, Old Framed Prints and Advertisements, Model T mini Fire Truck and more.
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ANN & CO
Wed., Jan. 18, 2005, 5:45PM!
(Preview from 4PM)
SELLING SEVERAL ESTATES INCLUDING
THE ESTATE OF VEOLA HAWKES
CHERRY FURNITURE/ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLE GLASS & CHINA/BOOKS FROM HAWLEY ESTATE.
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Michael Auction & Realty Service LLC
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21 AT 11:00 AM
OPEN HOUSES: Jan. 11th and 12th from 3 :00 to 5:00 pm
1988 2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile w/Jacuzzi tub, enclosed porch, deck, 1 ½ car garage, ¼ acre, channel access to Bass lake, M-34 frontage, great starter, retirement or investment property.
Terms on Real Estate. $5,000.00 non refundable earnest deposit day of Auction. Final bid is subject to Probate Court approval. Balance due in 30 days at closing. Your ability to purchase this property is not subject to your ability to finance, have your finances in order the day of the Auction. Real Estate and Auto sell at 1:00 pm.
HOUSEHOLD-OXYGEN MACHINE-3 WHEEL SCOOTER
2 Burgundy rocking recliners (nice); Queen size bed w/new pillow top mattress; 9 drawer dresser; 8 drawer dresser w/mirror; corner knick knack shelf; Gateway computer; computer stand; large Kenmore humidifier (good); Whirlpool HD washer & dryer (nice); Fantom Hepa vacuum; brass floor lamp; Emerson microwave oven; large Tasco telescope; Oak magazine stand; several die cast car collectibles: round patio table w/chairs & umbrella; swivel office chair; malt machine; new GE food processor; concrete lawn deer; Sunbeam gas grill; cast iron "Overland Circus Wagon" w/2 horses & riders; small Sentry floor safe; Pace Saver 3 wheel elec. Scooter w/charger (good); Devilbis oxygen machine (good); portable oxygen cart & bottle; elec. Hospital bed (good); 4- Smart Pulmo Aide breathing machines; pots-pans-dishes-radio’s-misc. household. Like new mens XL leather coat.
CADILLAC AUTO-TOOLS-GARAGE ITEMS
1997 Cadillac Seville- 4 door SLS Clean-63K miles-loaded & nice; large Curtis 3 HP horizontal air compressor (220V-good); Huskie 5 HP SP rotary mower; Craftsman 10 in. radial arm saw; Craftsman 10 in. table saw; Craftsman hand belt sander; Craftsman ½ in. elec. Drill; Saws All; Remington 2.5 HP elec. Chain saw; 20 ft. alum. Ext. ladder; B&D elec. Weed whip; 4 in. bench vise; angle grinder; Chicago 24V drill; texture gun; round whirlpool tub; wood furniture clamps; large garage lights; 6 ft. wood stepladder; wheel barrow; gas cans; bug zapper; misc. Oak hardwood flooring; landscape timbers; 2 old steel implement wheels; come a long; lots of chisels-screwdrivers-open-box wrenches-hand & garden tools, etc. Good tools through out.

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Auction News

Titans Announce Upcoming Jersey Auctions

The Trenton Titans announced on Monday their sixth annual Titans Game-Worn Jersey Auction to benefit the MS Rainbow of Hope and the return of the Titans Online Jersey Auction to benefit Shots-4-Tots.

The Titans Game-Worn Jersey Auction will be held on Saturday, January 21 immediately after the completion of the Titans' game versus the Dayton Bombers at 7:00pm.

The Titans will wear special camouflage jerseys to coincide with Titans Military Night on January 21. Auction winners will have their jersey autographed and personalized. All proceeds will go to benefit the MS Rainbow of Hope

The Trenton Titans are also cleaning out their closet for a Titans Online Jersey Auction at www.trentontitans.com. Jerseys and other memorabilia from moments in Titans history such as Titans Kelly Cup Championship season and fifth-year anniversary will be available for bid. The online auction will run through Tuesday, January 31 and all proceeds from the online auction will go to benefit Shots-4-Tots in conjunction with St. Francis Medical Center and the Trenton Titans Booster Club.
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Elvis fan Auctions Vast Collection to Win Back Love.

The owner of what has been called the largest private collection of Elvis Presley memorabilia outside of Graceland held a massive auction this weekend, in an attempt to win back his former girlfriend.

According to auction organizers, longtime Presley fan Jim Curtin decided to sell his vast collection after his girlfriend broke up with him, giving him an ultimatum: choose Elvis or choose her.

The Regency-Superior Auctioneers online auction, conducted on Saturday and Sunday from the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Beverly Hills, put a myriad of pieces on the block.

Lots ranged from autographed SUN and RCA Presley LPs to personal items like one of the singer's guitars, his movie poster collection and items of clothing and jewelry.

Highlights from the sale included two original ticket stubs to the 1956 taping of The Ed Sullivan Show — at which Presley appeared — and the white jumpsuit "the King" wore for his 1974 concert at Houston's Astrodome. Presley had personally presented it to Curtin in 1975.

One concert suit offered at the auction sold for $125,000 US and another sold for $50,000 US, while the Sullivan Show tickets sold for $19,000 US, Alan Lipkin, the auction house's senior vice-president, told the Associated Press.

Curtin, a Presley fan since the age of eight, had collected Elvis ephemera for more than 30 years. He spent time with "the King" on several occasions and presented the music icon with various gifts, including a custom-made Gibson guitar that now hangs at Graceland.

Even before Presley's death in 1977, Curtin began working as an impersonator. He eventually developed a minor following for his Elvis tribute show, which he performed for more than a decade. Curtin has also become an authority on Presley: writing books and articles, running fan clubs and publishing calendars featuring rare, unpublished photos from his collection.
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How to Make Big Money on Antiques

Ever wondered about the value of a favorite antique? Wondered if something you owned was a long-lost treasure worth a fortune? As viewers of television’s “Antique Roadshow” have learned, finding out the truth about the value of your stuff can be exhilarating. But what can you do if you don't know the value of your family heirlooms, and no experts are in town? Author and art expert Robert J. Hughes says putting a value on your family treasures may be easier than you think, and doesn’t require travel or patience.

According to Hughes, you can actually have an expert at an auction house give you an unofficial appraisal by mail. In fact, the world's biggest auction houses offer a free opinion of the likely value of your property, if you think you might want to sell something there.

“Most people are still put off by the nature of auctions,” says Hughes, “but auctioneers are in the business of selling things, and experts at auction houses say that people who have things to sell -- from rugs and carpets, jewels, furniture and art, even wine -- shouldn't feel intimidated by these places. Consider an auction house the brick-and-mortar version of an online auctioneer like eBay.”

"It's amazing what people do not know about the art world," says Hughes, whose new novel, "Late and Soon," is set at an auction house in New York City. Mr. Hughes, a reporter with the Wall Street Journal, has covered the art market extensively and has written about trends in art, such as the hottest artists or collecting areas, from furniture to unassuming-yet-valuable items such as one-of-a-kind lunchboxes.

In "Late and Soon," Mr. Hughes opens a window onto an area where commerce and culture meet -- auctioneering.

Novelist Robert J. Hughes covers art auctions, the art world and culture for the Wall Street Journal, and can speak on those topics and also the many ways his novel "Late and Soon" will appeal to people everywhere.
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Government Auto Auctions: Drive Away With a Steal of a Deal.

Savvy bargain hunters find huge bargains at government auto auctions. Thousands of cars, trucks, and SUVs are currently available on the internet and at various auction locations thoughout the U.S. and Canada.
Mt Holly, NJ (PRWEB) January 9, 2006 -- On October 26, 2005 in Del Rio, Texas a government seized 2000 Mitsubishi Galant was sold at a government auto auction for $900. A 2001 Ford E-350 van was sold at a government auto auction for $1,800 on October 8, 2005 in Laredo, TX. A bidder at a government auto auction in Nogales, Arizona picked up a 2005 Chevy Astro with less than 21,000 miles for $4,000 on November 10, 2005.

Any member of the public who is a licensed driver and at least 18 years of age is eligible to bid at government auto auctions. Registration is free. Government seized and surplus autos and other vehicles are sold by internet auctions, live auctions, sealed bid auctions, negotiated price, fixed price and drop-by sales.

1. Find a Government Auto Auction Near You - Government auto auctions are held all over the U.S. and Canada. Information about the auction locations, dates, times, and participation instructions can be found at http://www.GovernmentAuctionSite.com.

2. Register to Bid - It is advised that you register to bid at the auction location prior to the auction.

3. Inspect Your Vehicles - Attend auction previews. Previews are your chance to inspect the cars and other vehicles.

4. Review the Auto Auction Catalog - The auction house will distribute a catalog of available vehicles on the day of the Auction and preceding Inspection Day

5. Calculate Your Target Price - You may want to calculate the anticipated price for your vehicle through the use of readily available pricing guides such as NADA or Kelly Blue Book Used Car Guides.

6. Determine Your Method of Payment - Accepted forms of payment may include cash, credit card (Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, Discover), cashier's check.

7. Attend the Mock Auction - The auction house may conduct a brief mock auction prior to the actual sale. If you are new to used vehicle auctions, attend this mock auction to familiarize yourself with the process.

Many states and federal government agencies sell surplus and seized cars, trucks, and SUVs at government auto auctions. Each year approximately 300 government auto auctions are conducted throughout the United States and Puerto Rico to auction property seized as a result of violations of federal law enforced by the Department of the Treasury. Under authority of the Internal Revenue Code, automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, and boats that have been seized or acquired for nonpayment of internal revenue taxes are sold at public auction.

The U.S. Government General Services Administration will auction approximately 35,000 surplus cars and trucks this coming year. GSA Fleet auctions surplus cars, trucks and other vehicles with low mileage and only one previous owner. The public can acquire well maintained Federal government vehicles at significant savings. These vehicles have been well maintained. Vehicles are carefully detailed before auction and come loaded with most options consumers typically prefer.

The U.S. Marshals Service offers cars and other vehicles for auction to the public which have been seized by federal law enforcement agencies. More than 14,000 items of seized cars and property are sold annually with gross sales of $200 million. Revenues are used for law enforcement activities and for restitution to victims of fraud.

Government auto auctions are quite different from traditional used car sales. If you know how to bid to buy, you could drive away with a steal of a deal. For more information on government auto auctions visit http://www.GovernmentAuctionSite.com.

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