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Orr Estate Auction 
Tuesday June 28th, 2005 at 4:00PM 
171 Margaret St., Pigeon, MI 
Household Furnishings, Antiques & Collectibles, Dolls, Glassware, China, Boats, Guns, Bow, Sporting, Tools & Misc. Items from Garage & Worshop 
For more information on this auction visit www.albrechtauction.com 

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Re/Max Group Auctioneers

Private Memorabilia & Vintage Coca Cola Collection
2525 Bethany Church Rd, Alpharetta, GA 30004
Saturday, May 14, 2005 - 11:00 AM Eastern

Prominent Atlantan - Lee Finch selling his 20 year private Memorabilia & Vintage Coca Cola Collection.
Extensive bottle collection, vending machines, prints. Plus ATVs, Lawn Tractor, Golf Cart.

Re/Max Group Auctioneers
Mike Loflin
16 Collins Drive
Cartersville, Georgia 30120
Phone: 770-607-0770
Fax: 706-234-2040
mikeloftin@remax.net
http://www.loftinauction.com/

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Cunningham and Associates

PUBLIC AUCTION/FORCED SALE
Auction: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 at 10:00AM
Inspection: Tuesday, 24, 2005 from 10:00AM until 4:00PM
21241 N. 23rd Ave., Suite 1, Phoenix, Arizona

Office Equipment: dry erase boards, pin up boards, burglar/fire alarm system, modular cabinet-3 drawer, printer calculators, wet erase calendar, desk chairs, arm chairs, leather arm chair, padded wood chairs, stools, glass conference table, marble top table, round tables, reception desk, wall clocks, Nationwide Gourmets coffee machine w/3 pots, Toastmaster coffee maker, microwaves, Whirlpool refrigerator, desktop computers, laptop computers, server rack w/switches, server w/Mas90/200, server w/NT98, server w/Terminal Server 2000, SIMS 2822ZTD copy machine, cubicles w/desks, half cubicles w/desks, desks, L-shaped desks, display units, slat wall w/glass shelving, drafting table, Brother InteliFax 4100, HP OfficeJet, file cabinets-2 dr, 2 dr legal, 4 dr legal, 4 dr letter, fireproof 4 dr, 2 dr lateral, 5 dr, metal file holder, HD stapler, wireless keyboard, table lamp, mailroom organizer, phone system, wall art, artificial plants/trees, HP LaserJet 4000, HP LaserJet 4100TN, Sanyo CD/tape player, Sony CFM-10 radio, Tech Solutions paper shredder, Sony stereo system, 
Production Equipment: Salter Brecknell scale, tape machines(Better Packs/NPS), tape guns, rolling ladder-14’, rolling ladder-6’, shrink wrapper w/tunnel, rolling serving carts, paper cutter, tables, roller system-5-10’ lengths, roller supports, UPS computer system, storage cabinets, packing tables, battery packs, Ibimatic binding machine, 
Miscellaneous: pallet racking(72 uprights-258 beams), pallet racking (packing bins) 46 uprights-330 beams-144 plywood sheets, pallet racking (5’ sections) 6 uprights-12 beams, garbage cans, Nissan Optimum 30 forklift-propane-solid tire-triple mast, propane tank, inventory


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Vallot Fine Art Auctioneers
Date: Sunday, May 22nd, 2pm 
Previews: May 21st noon to 4:30 pm & 
May 22nd 11am to 2pm 
Location: The Salmagundi Club 
47 Fifth Avenue 
New York, New York

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Anglins Auction Service

Large Public Auction
Monday May 23 at 5:30 PM preview 3 :00 PM

Antique and modern furniture, collectible glassware and china, tractor, household goods and much more several local estate liquidations.
Located at our auction facility 7281 Warren Sharon road Brookfield Ohio 44403 from Ohio interstate 80 exit 234 Hubbard Ohio Sharon PA exit follow route 7 & 62 to route 7 North go 3 miles to Brookfield center then turn right on Warren Sharon road go 1/2 mile to auction on left rear of Valley View Antique Mall.
Large Auction 3 story house liquidation from New castle PA and others, oak barrel bar set with sofa bar and stools, mahogany mirrored back corner shelf, mother of pearl inlaid oriental bar, flat wall cupboard, oak dressers, fancy 30’s dressers, 30’s china closets, 30’s porcelain gas range, trunks, fancy oak and mahogany lamp stands, showcases, chest of drawers and dressers, bedroom sets, dining room table and 6 chairs, Sofas and recliners, end tables and coffee tables, collectible glassware and china, crystal and stemware, depression glass, hand painted china, toys and games, dolls, bicycles, decorator lamps, desk lamps, nice selection of framed prints, primitives, meat grinders, sifters, kitchen utensils, sprinkler can, enamelware, crocks, cast iron skillets, gas grill, Toro 11 HP riding tractor, weed whackers, large lot of household goods, hand and garden tools, power tools, step ladder and much more to be sold with second auctioneer at 6:00 pm, please note our building is full we are still unpacking from this NC house full much more to be added please check our web site for complete list and updates.
Terms 10 percent buyers premium we accept cash or check with current photo ID Visa Mastercard and Discover, please note small listing large auction.
Complete updated list and photos at www.anglinsauction.com 
Anglins Auction Service Jeff Anglin Auctioneer
1300 Mathews road Boardman Ohio 44514
330-707-0875 or 330-448-4722
Licensed and Bonded in Ohio and PA
Anglins Auction Service


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Charyn Auctions

Monday May 23, 11am
Preview: 9am Morning of Sale 

MARIN COUNTRY CLUB
COMPLETE CLUBHOUSE INCLUDING 200 SEAT RESTAURANT & BAR, LOCKER ROOMS, SAUNA AND CONFERENCE ROOM AS BUILDING BEING RAZED 
500 Country Club Drive, Novato, CA 94949

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Auction News

Legendary cars up for auction

Legendary cars up for auction
By Valerie Kuklenski, 

When George Barris cleans out his garage, it's no ordinary tag sale.
Today, Barris is auctioning off more than 70 custom automobiles his company, North Hollywood-based Barris Kustom Industries, built or accessorized for the entertainment business.
The collection includes two of the 1969 orange Dodge Chargers, known as the General Lee, in the "Dukes of Hazzard" series. And there's John Travolta's Greased Lightning 1946 Ford hot rod from the movie musical "Grease."
"It's going to be an interesting auction," Barris said. "We haven't had so many cars offered in one location at one time before."
Bidding on the Barris Star Car Collection will begin at 1 p.m. at the Petersen Automotive Museum, 6060 Wilshire Blvd. at Fairfax Avenue, following one last preview beginning at 10 a.m. The catalog can be viewed and bids placed through Bonhams & Butterfields' site, www.butterfields.com. 
Levi Morgan of Bonhams & Butterfields said hundreds of bidders are expected at the museum, with many more participating through phone and online connections.
"There's a lot of interest from the U.K., from France and Italy on a lot of these TV cars."
Morgan said most of the cars are in driving condition, although they might not be suited to everyday street traffic.
Barris expects some of the hottest bidding action on the General Lees ($75,000-$85,000) and Greased Lightning ($65,000-$75,000).
Just as pricey, though, is the beat-up jalopy built for the 1993 movie version of the sitcom "The Beverly Hillbillies." It might not earn a primo parking spot with a restaurant valet, but it's a heck of a conversation piece.
"All the props, the rabbit skins are hanging on it, the wood ladder, the pots and pans," Barris said.
"There was a left fender that was dented, and I had five jalopies so I had to duplicate that dent five times. I used a sledgehammer. I had to practice and practice and slam that fender the same way."
Then there are the two Flintmobiles seen in the 1994 feature "The Flintstones." Barris recalled star John Goodman running his feet raw in the floorboard-less "stone" vehicles, even after a golf cart chassis and electric motor were added.Barris plans to donate several choice pieces to the Petersen for a George Barris Hollywood Star Cars gallery, including the main Batmobile from the 1960s "Batman" series, a colorful Monkees car from the '60s pop band's TV show, some vehicles used in James Dean films and the bizarre custom hearse seen in TV's "The Munsters." In all, the auction includes about 80 percent of his collection.
"At Universal, we had more fan mail for the Munsters' coach than for the poor Munsters," he laughed.
It's not all about nostalgia, though. Several souped-up cars from "The Fast and the Furious" (2001) and its sequel "2 Fast 2 Furious" (2003) should appeal to twenty-something customers who can afford the $65,000-$75,000 estimated prices.
Morgan offers some hope for bidders with more modest budgets.
"Many of these automobiles are offered with no reserve," he said, alluding to the seller's minimum price. "These may have estimates of $50,000, but theoretically some of these could sell for $25,000."
Also up for grabs:
A sleek, futuristic, metallic blue car created by prototype shop Trans FX for a 1993 Universal movie titled "Fastlane" that was never completed. Estimated at $150,000-$175,000 and rigged with camera mounts, it's ready for its close-up.
A 1984 Pontiac Firebird that answered to "KITT" in the 1982-86 TV series "Knight Rider." (Car voice not included.)
A 1981 DeLorean from the 1990 movie "Back to the Future Part III."
The demonic 1958 Plymouth Fury coupe from the Stephen King horror picture "Christine."
A 1975 Ford Gran Torino seen in the TV series "Starsky and Hutch."
A cherry 1955 Chevy sedan that cruised through "American Graffiti."
Assorted curiosities on wheels created for "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas."
Barris may be liquidating a lot of stock, but his family-run shop is keeping busy. He says he is working with Karen Kramer, widow of filmmaker Stanley Kramer, on a remake of Kramer's 1963 chase comedy "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." 


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Selling Pieces of History is Ohio Auction Gallery’s Forte’

From Civil War relics to automotive history to fabulous Wurlitzer amusement park organs. Expect the unexpected in this classy Ohio auction gallery, and keep an eye out for the huge African lion!
(PRWEB) May 16, 2005 -- In the shadowed recesses of an attic, an unmolested collection of letters from the civil war laid waiting for the diligence of its discoverer. Smothered in dust and mouse droppings, they were part of an estate being uncovered by Antiques and Estate Auctioneers. Given the manner in which the letters survived the century—it is surprising they were discovered at all. In dealing with the inventory of large estates, oftentimes treasures as these cleverly disguised in dust are considered “junk”; there is simply too much notable property on which to focus. This is not so for the dedicated. This is not so for this progressive Wellington, Ohio auction gallery. The proprietors of the mentioned auction house rescued these letters along with a rusted tin containing very rare uniform buckles of a 1860’s Confederate soldier from New Orleans. The research and effort they invested in the inventory of this certain estate had an incredible outcome—the letters alone brought in a nice sum of almost $10,000. 
Finds like these, though rare in their individuality, are a trend for Estate Auctioneers and Appraisers. John Farkas and Connie Rose are your host auctioneers who insist on high quality items, but what is more unique is their method. The proprietors are very focused on the discovery process involved with each estate. They devote their time and their means to researching the unique items that may otherwise be overlooked—and it is exactly this devotion which allows them to cater to high end collectors, museums, and specialists of all persuasions. They have also put much time and consideration into the presentation of the estates up for public auction. Not only do they have a impressive gallery featuring a large display screen where each item is digitally photographed and projected for the benefit of the audience, they also have worldwide and at home accessibility via live internet bidding (www.proxibid.com). This consideration of accessibility has won them regular constituents from around the globe.
Currently finishing a series of four auctions covering the vast estate of automotive historian Mickey Mishne, the proprietors seem eager to begin their next large project. The Mishne auctions were so successful (the attendants were comprised of museums, galleries, private collectors and the like) that the upcoming auction scheduled for June 26 is already generating anticipation. 
As with the prior auctions—totally unique, rare, and sometimes bizarre estates will be brought before the public. A few subjects which will be addressed: a number of full mount preserved wild animals will be present including but not limited to an African Male Lion and a Black Buck. The auction house also has a fully restored Wurlitzer band organ Model 146A. Select pieces of an Oberlin professor’s estate will be presented, a man whose hobby was building harpsichords. This auction contains several pieces of high quality Furniture, some dating back to 1843, Amusement Park Games, Organ Grinder Organ, Glassware, Collectibles, Oriental Rugs, Artwork, signed Wallace Nutting – “A Berkshire Brook” and more.
As one can gather from the above examples, Antiques and Estate Auctioneers are marked by their interest in rare and fascinating estate work. If you are interested in auction-going or are a seasoned auction-goer, it would be wise to stay up to date with this company—they certainly make it easy—and prepare yourself for an easygoing yet exciting auction experience. Visit their website at www.estateauctioneers.com in order view the online catalog of the June 26 auction, it is sure to be a wonderful time. The gallery is located at 44777 St. Rt. 18, Wellington, OH 44090. The auctioneers may be contacted at (440) 647-4007.

 

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Government's Mineral Rights Auction Riles Property Owners

Some homeowners in Colorado are upset over plans to drill for gas and oil on their property. Many didn't know the federal government owned the mineral rights to their land. Now the Bureau of Land Management is auctioning off oil and gas leases without warning affected property owners first.

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Eminem auctions gold bricks!

Washington, May 15: Eminem is working towards a good cause. The rapper is auctioning off 30 gold painted, personally autographed bricks to help create awareness and boost business along the Eight Mile Road. 
According to rate the music, the proceeds from the auction will be divided between The 
Marshall Mathers Foundation and the Eight Mile Boulevard Association. 
One of the bricks has already been auctioned and the rest are scheduled to be sold within next month at eBay. 

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The Professional's Guide to Real Estate Auctions

The Professional's Guide to Real Estate Auctions -- New Book Offers Practical Information on Accelerated Marketing Process for Real Estate
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., May 13, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Trillions of dollars worth of real estate exist in the United States alone, and sooner or later all of it sells, according to Stephen J. Martin and Thomas E. Battle III. In the second edition of their book, "Sold! The Professional's Guide to Real Estate Auctions" (now available through AuthorHouse), these two recognized authorities in the field focus on a trusted marketing tool of the trade. 
Anyone looking to sell real estate, whether they are an investor, corporate owner or homeowner, must make an informed decision on how to move forward with their transaction. At the same time, buyers looking for property want to feel prepared for the negotiations of the purchase of real estate. They expect their professionals to understand all aspects of the process. One traditional technique is the accelerated marketing process or the auction method of sale, and if properly understood, can prove a valuable method of selling property. 
"Sold!" explains the elements necessary to utilize the accelerated marketing process. It walks the seller through all the steps and details the necessary information all parties need to know. The book also includes a full case study of a commercial real estate transaction to illustrate the finer points of this marketing tool. 
The first edition of "Sold!" was used in various colleges and the Auction Marketing Institute for more than 10 years. Now, Martin and Battle's clear and comprehensive new edition has been adopted for use in educational programs of the National Auctioneers Association (NAA) and is available to help everyone involved in the market. 
Since 1970, Martin and Battle have been involved in the transfer of millions of dollars worth of real estate and have educated more than 250,000 Realtors through Indiana University and the National Center for Real Estate Education and Research. They brought their educational expertise to the auction industry and created the Certified Auctioneers Institute in conjunction with the NAA. They were educational consultants to this organization for 27 years. During that time, they also provided management consulting to dozens of premiere auction marketing firms in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. Honored with the highest rewards in the industry, Martin and Battle have provided significant counsel to private and governmental organizations for their reallocation of real estate. 

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The Positive Club

People become really quite remarkable when they start thinking that they can do things. 

When they believe in themselves they have the first secret of success.
Norman Vincent Peale

 

There are three types of people in this world: those who make things happen, those who 

watch things happen and those who wonder what happened. We all have a choice. You 

can decide which type of person you want to be. I have always chosen to be in the first 

group.
Mary Kay Ash

 

What this power is I cannot say; all I know is that it exists and it becomes available only 

when a man is in that state of mind in which he knows exactly what he wants and is fully 

determined not to quit until he finds it.
Alexander Graham Bell

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