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Discovered Ming vase will make retired factory worker wealthyIt's the dream of any antique collector:

You impulsively spend a few bucks on

a trinket at an estate sale or an an-

tiques store, and later discover that it's

worth more than what you paid for it.

Much more.

And that's pretty much the dream that

came true for a 79-year-old British re-

tired worker from the Cadbury choco-

late factory, who recently walked into an

auction house with a near-perfect Ming

vase in a cardboard box

It's unknown how the man, who wanted

the press to refrain from publishing his

name, came into possession of the rarevase, but staffers at Duke'sthe

Written by Auction House PR

WESTHAMPTON, N.Y. As the count-

down continues to Super Bowl XLV,Grey Flannel Auctions has released itsown Super Bowl-related news. In May,the Westhampton, N.Y-based sportsmemorabilia auction house will offer tothe highest bidder the Super Bowl Iplayers ring belonging to former GreenBay Packer Steve Wright.

Under the guidance of legendary coachVince Lombardi, the Packers defeatedthe Kansas City Chiefs on Jan. 15,1967 to take home the first Super Bowl

trophy. Wright played offensive tacklefor the Packers in that landmark game.

The ring to be auctioned in May comesdirectly from Steve Wright and is ac-companied by a letter of authenticity

from Wright himself. It will be offered at

auction with a $10,000 reserve. To ourknowledge, the May sale will mark thefirst time an authentic players ring fromSuper Bowl I has ever come to auc-tion, said Grey Flannel Auctions pres-ident Richard E. Russek.

Dorchester auction house that took it

inwere astounded by the "spectaclar

find."

"When my colleague initially showed

me what had arrived in a cardboard

box I could not believe my eyes," Guy

Schwinge of Duke's told the Guardian.

"The vase is in perfect condition, and it

is amazing to think that it has survived

unscathed for almost six hundred

years."

The BBC reported that the vase, whichstands 11.5 inches tall, is the largestever found of a rare group of early Ming"moonflasks" whose production dates

somewhere between the years 1403and 1424.

That means it was manufactured dur-

ing the reign of an emperor named

Yongle; its distinctive featuressuch

as the small loop handlesappear to

be influenced by Islamic design.

Because the vase originates from

China but shows the influence of Mid-

dle Eastern craftsmanship, auction-

eers at Duke's expect the vase to draw

the bids of wealthy collectors from

both Asian and the Arab worlds.

The auction is scheduled for May, and

the item is expected to fetch at least a

million pounds, or roughly $1.6 million

U.S. dollars.A Ming vase, owned by a retired fac-tory worker is roughly $1.6 million

Elles Kitchen......................................................................page 2Dillinger Memorabilia set for auction...............................page 3TAA Bid Calling Champ Crowned.....................................page 4

$1 Million Comic Book Collection on the block...............page 7

May sale features first Super BowlIplayers ring ever to be auctioned


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ACROSS1 Speck5 Car rental agency9 Corn bread

13 South American nation14 Fresh15 Blue pants16 Shipshape17 Entreaty18 Sugar-free brand19 Enrolled21 Egg part23 Popeye's yes24 Sup25 Advertisements29 Sign language30 Dole out32 Tons33 Melt ore36 How you got along

37 Ripen38 Bluish green39 Commence40 Decorative needle case41 Halloween mo.42 __ acid (vitamin)43 Color of grass44 Sorbet45 Reserve Officers Training Corps.46 Hotel47 Isn't able to49 Flightless bird50 Charge53 Pallid55 Increase57 Correspond

60 American Civil Liberties Union (abbr.)62 Frost63 Secret64 Gather65 Fairy tale opener66 Female horse67 Hurting68 Dull

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1 Sleep disorder2 Little

3 Speak4 Muffle5 Challenge an outcome6 World (German)7 Anger8 Wait9 Irritating

10 Grain11 North northeast12 East southeast15 Gelatinous20 Sleep22 Many times26 Excite27 Villain28 Beer mug

29 Every30 Extraordinary power31 Little Mermaid's love33 Unemotional34 Islam's city35 Dine36 Touched39 Stall40 White-tailed sea eagle42 Frigid43 African antelope46 Ascribe48 Simple49 Swiss mathematician50 Female singer ___ Apple51 Make into law

52 Heron54 Sweet potatoes56 Not who57 Pace58 Time period59 Evergreen tree61 Chief executive officer

Elles Kitchenwww.AmericasAuctionReport.com

Comfort Foods from theoven

IngredientsCookie

1 cup Butter, softened

1 (3-ounce) package cream cheese, softened

3/4 cup sugar

1 All-Natural Egg

1 teaspoon peppermint extract

3 cups all-purpose flour

Crossword Fun!

Beef Roast with Tomatoes, Onions andPeppers!

Be My Valentine Cookies

Serve this simple-to-prepare beefroast with crusty rolls and iced teato complete the meal.15 min.prep time 1:45total time

Ingredients:

2 tablespoons Land O Lakes Butter1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh garlic1 (4- to 5-pound) beef chuck roast1 (15- to 16-ounce) can Mexican-style stewed

tomatoes1 (16-ounce) jar salsa2 medium green, red or yellow bell peppers, cutinto 1/2-inch pieces2 medium onions, cut into eighths

Directions:

Heat oven to 350F. Melt butter in ovenproof 4-quart casserole dish or Dutch ovenuntil sizzling; stir in garlic. Add beef roast.Cook over medium high heat, turning once,until browned (7 to 9 minutes).

Stir in all remaining ingredients. Cover;

bake for 1 1/2 to 2 hours or until roast is forktender.

To serve, slice meat. Serve with vegetablemixture.

Glaze1 (12-ounce) package (2 cups) real semi-sweet

chocolate chips

2 tablespoons shortening

DirectionsCombine all cookie ingredients except flour in

large bowl. Beat at medium speed, scraping

bowl often, until creamy. Reduce speed to low;

add flour. Continue beating until well mixed. Di-

vide dough in half; wrap each half in plastic food

wrap. Refrigerate until chilled (2 hours or

overnight).

Heat oven to 375F. Roll out dough, one-half at

a time (keeping remaining dough refrigerated),

on lightly floured surface to 1/4-inch thickness.

Cut out cookies with 2 1/2-inch heart-shaped cut-

ter. Place 1 inch apart onto ungreased cookie

sheets. Bake for 7 to 10 minutes or until edges

are very lightly browned. Remove from cookie

sheets to wire cooling rack; cool completely.

Melt chocolate and shortening in 1-quart

saucepan over low heat, stirring occasionally,

until melted (4 to 6 minutes). Dip half of each

heart into chocolate. Place onto waxed paper-

lined cookie sheets; refrigerate until chocolate is

firm. Store refrigerated.

A valentine cookie recipe that is aperfect way to say "I Love You."

60 min.prep time 3:40total time

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PRIME RETAIL BLDG-2800 SQ. FT. TOTAL

2000 SQ. FT. RETAIL/RESTAURANT-FULL KITCHENTABLES & EQUIPT. INCLUDED

PLUS 800 SQ. FT.OFFICE/FLEX SPACE-2 RESTROOMS IN EACH

GREAT AUDIO-VIDEO CAPABILITY1207 - 1209 JEFFERSON ST - NASHVILLE - DAVIDSON COUNTY

THURSDAYFEB 17th1:00 pm

Location: Less than 1 mile to downtown Nashville; less than 3 miles to I-65/I-40 split. From Rosa Parks Blvd (8th Ave)mapping. This 2 building property is situated on 0.34 acre lot - good parking; seating for 60 plus; fenced courtyard; greatlocation.

Terms: Cash. Make financial arrangements prior to sale and please bring checkbook to auction. 10% of purchase pricerequired at auction as non refundable earnest money; balance due on or before Feb. 28th, 2011; deed and titlefurnished.

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Tommy AndersonBroker/Auctioneer Realtor615661.7800 office615.969.5819 cellularwww.WoodmontRealtyAuctions.com

FL 5257

Independently Owned and Operated.

In case of snow or ice call (615) 969-5819 for scheduling.

Brokers and Auctioneers onsite 1 hour prior to sale.Announcements day of sale take precedence over all other advertising.

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Visit our website @ www.benbrayrealestate.com

822 RIVERSIDE CIRCLE CELINA, TENNESSEE

3919 UNION CAMP ROAD LAFAYETTE, TENNESSEE

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19th

10:00 A.M. C.S.T.REAL ESTATE TO SELL AT 10:00 A.M.

3 BEDROOM / 2 BATH BRICK HOUSEW/ATTACHED GARAGE & CARPORT BUILT-INS C/H/A COVERED PATIO CONCRETE DRIVE-WAY CITY WATER & SEWER 2000 GMC YUKON FURNITURE TOOLS GLASSWARE FISHINGSUPPLIES GUNS & PERSONAL PROPERTY

MR. BOB & MS. BARBARA MAYWALD ESTATE

DIRECTIONS FROM CLAY COUNTY COURTHOUSE IN CELINA: Take Eastlake Avenue to Riverside Circle, left on Riverside Circle bear-ing right @ forks of the road to propety and sale site on the right (signs posted).REAL ESTATE: Spacious 3 bedroom / 2 bath brick house w/attached garage and carport (built 1973, approx. 2000 sq. ft. living space), livingroom, (eat-in) kitchen w/built-ins (cooktop, oven & DW), formal dining room, den, utility room, covered patwio and covered porch. The home and

property also feat ures a concrete driveway w/sidewalks, C/H/A, city water and city sewer with city gas available. The home had a new roof in2008 as well as the exterior trim has been wrapped in vinyl. This fine home is positioned on a mostly level lot inside the city limits of Celina and

borders the Corp. property of the Obey River.GLASSWARE FURNITURE: Cherry china cabinet, marble top wash stand, (2) walnut chairs, oak desk, treadle sewing machine table, dropleaf table, china hutch, telephone table, coffee table, magazine table w/lamp, 3 piece living room suit, recliner, end tables, TV stand, old rocker,(2) twin beds w/dresser, quilt rack, 5 piece bedroom suit (king size) - bed, chest, dresser & 2 nightstands, sewing stool, corner shelf, pine chest,oak TV stand, barrel stool, f olding table, dining table & (6) chairs, bookcase, kitchen stool, microwave cart, kitchen table, card table, office chair,redwood picnic table, alum. porch furniture, ladder back chair, TV w/VCR, Avon bottles, etched glass stemware, cookie jar, egg plate, Corning-ware, canister set, Corelleware, glasses & mugs, hobnail lamps.COLLECTABLES PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cast iron dinner bell, Jim Beam whiskey decanters and others, large brass pot, model plane col-lection, Tonka concrete truck, glass washboard, Grand Ole Opry print (C.G. Morehead), old WWII paper memorabilia, old lineman phone, coo cooclock, old board games, cast iron trivets, graniteware, old kitchen scales, fishing rods & reels, fishing tackle, quilts, handmade rug, old whiskeystill, old ammo box, Holmes & Edwards silverware, Bissell vacuum, bird house, Daniel Steel books, bed & bath linens, cook books, small kitchenappliances, Emerson microwave, plasticware, Tupperware, Admiral side by side refrigerator, Hotpoint upright freezer, Kenmore upright freezer,Kenmore washer & dryer, Hotpoint refrigerator, kitchen utensils, bread box, cookware, meat slicer, pressure cooker, Dirt Devil vacuum, wash tub,lawn chairs, fruit jars, Dell computer, Dell copier, mirror, gas grill, smoker, taxidermy, weather radio, tin art decor, needlework, craft supplies,afghans, luggage set, National Geographic magazines, car top carrier, Sanyo VCR/DVD player.SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE: 2000 GMC Yukon SLT 4 door, 4WD; 5.3 (V-8), A/T, PS, PB, PW, PDL, TW, CC, AM/FM radio with CD & cas-

sette, front & rear A/C, 95k miles, sandstone exterior w/tan leather interior.TOOLS: Hand tools (hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, socket sets, pliers, etc.), power tools ( drills, jigsaw, grinder, skilsaw, etc.), tool box, vise,

bench grinder, bolt bin, drill bits, leaf blower, weed eater, yard tools, step ladder, Homelite elec. chain saw, Craftsman pressure washer, batterycharger, tarp, drop cord, saw horses, shop vac, Snapper riding mower, lawn cart, alum. ext. ladder, hose reel, hunting clothes.GUNS: Stevens Model 66 22 cal. rifle, Glenfield Model 22 cal. rifle, Remington 4570 rolling block, Thompson Center 45 cal. black powder.SELLER: Mr. Bob and Ms. Barbara Maywald Estate, Ms. Linda Thompson and Ms. Susan Stone.TERMS: REAL ESTATE: 10% (non-refundable) deposit down day of sale and balance with the deed.PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check (positive ID required).AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.LEAD BASE PAINT DISCLOSURE: The home was constructed before 1978. Any bidder will be permitted during the 10 days

prior to the sale to conduct a lead based paint test. Buyer will be required to sign a waiver the day of sale.

ABSOLUTE AUC-SATURDAY, FEB. 26th - 10:00 A.M.DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE SUPERWAL-MART: TakeHwy. 52 By-Pass traveling east to Browns Road at theWebbtownCommunity; right on Browns Road, left on Union Camp Road to prop-ertyand sale site (signs posted).REAL ESTATE: 62.84 acres fronting Union Camp Road over 2647feet. The property lies level to rolling plus it has a good combinationof crop/pasture and woodland along with some residential sites. Im-provements to this choice real estate include a spacious country stylevinyl sided home, (3) barns, pond, branch, and some fencing. This

property has been surveyed, platted and staked to be sold in (5) tracts.TRACT #1: 10.70 acres fronting Union Camp Road 354.24 feet. TRACT #2: 2.22 acres fronting Union Camp Road 101.43 feet. Thistract is improved with a spacious country style 3 bedroom / 3 bath (w/whirlpool tub), vinyl sided home (built 1993 & 2001, approx.2700 sq. ft. li ving space w/whirlpool tub) with above ground pool, rocking chair front porch and large rear deck. The layout continueswith a living room, kitchen/dining room with lots of cabinets and built-ins, den, utility room and bonus room (or 4th bedroom). The homehas hardwood and tile flooring plus C/H/A, lots of closet space and well water. TRACT #3: 23.90 acres fronting Union Camp Road214.66 feet. This tract is improved with (3) barns and a pond. TRACT #4: 15.64 acres fronting Union Camp Road 463.08 feet. TRACT#5: 10.38 acres fronting Union Camp Road 1514.08 feet.

SELLER: Mark and Cindy Gammons and Randy & Shelia Hargis.TRACT #1: 10% (non-refundable) deposit down day of sale and balance with the deed or Macon Bank & Trust is offering non-quali-fying terms on Tracts #1, #3, #4, and #5by paying a total of 25% down and financing the remaining 75% payable monthly @ 6.50%locked for 36 months and amortized up to a 20 year repayment plan depending on the amount of your purchase.AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232. NOTE FROM AGENT: Ladies and gentleman your attention please!We at Ben Bray Real Estateand Auction are extremely excited about offering this fine home and acreage @ ABSOLUTE Public Auction. If you are looking for aspacious country style home as well as some acreage in a beautiful country setting, then this property is a must see. Macon Bank &Trust is offering some super non-qualifying terms so check it out and be with us on Saturday, February 26th @ 3919 Union Camp Road,Lafayette, Tennessee

PRE-SALE PREVIEW FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 25th, 1:00 - 5:00

John Dillinger Memorabilia for Kansas CityAuctionCrammed with consignment, one itemattracts curious attention: a cast like-ness of John Dillinger, created after hewas shot by police and federal agentsin 1934.

Its an excellent example of the kindsof things people have in their base-ments and attics in Kansas City, said

Auctioneer Andrew Turner. Its fun tosee these kinds of things come to thesurface and hear the stories that gowith.

The mask was brought to Kansas Cityfrom Chicago in the mid 1930s by aKC area traveling dental productsalesman, his 80-something year old

son has had it for years. Completewith dyed red bullet holes, the like-ness is truly an unusual piece.

Its also an excellent example of thewide array of items available in ourconsignment auctions, said Turner.Furniture, antiques, collectibles this, that, and a little bit of everything,

just depends on what comes in thatmonth.

Autographs, WWII memorabilia, andartwork are other items of interest. Itsan excellent time to consign, saidTurner. As long as you have realisticexpectations, there is a strong marketin which to sell variety of differentitems. Look at all the auction relatedhit television programs bidders areout there and enjoying themselves atauctions across the country.


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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2011

VISIT WWW.CHARLESWOODARD.COMFOR ADDITIONAL PICTURES

615-446-4508211 McLemore Street, Dickson, TN 37055

~ NEAL TRICE, AUCTIONEER 615-202-6806 ~

Firm Lic. #868

ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ADVERTISING

PUBLIC AUCTION802 -28th AVENUE NORTHNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

Directions: Turn off of CharlotteAve. onto 28th Avenue North. Goacross Clifton Ave. Sale will be 1block on the right.

Reason for Sale: Being sold forthe Conservatorship of James E.Frierson. The sale is subjectto court approval.

We will be selling a "fixer upper" duplex on this property that needs a lot of re-pair which is being sold "As Is". This property is conveniently located near I-40, Charlotte Ave., college campuses, Swett's Restaurant and all of thebusinesses and hospitals off of West End.

AUTOMOBILES: 2002 Buck Rendezvous CXL , 1996 Buick Riviera,1988 Pontiac Grand Am

ATTENTION - INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS *

SALE #2 AT 12:00 NOON 1506 - 23rd AVENUE NORTHNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

Directions: From Jefferson St.turn onto 21st Avenue North. Turnleft on Heiman St. and right on23rd Avenue North. It is near 23rd& Hammond Dr. Home will be onthe right.

Reason for Sale: Being sold forthe Conservatorship of CharlesChambers. The sale is subject tocourt approval.

College students, investors & contractors take a look! This all brick 2 bed-room, 1 bath home has had some renovations inside and just needs finish-ing. This home is also located close to college campuses, I-40, Charlotte

Avenue and West End. We will be selling this property "As Is".

Terms: 10% down day of sale and balance upon court approval. Sellerto furnish Owner's title insurance.

JOIN US EACH 3RD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH FOR A NO RESERVE

AUCTION! ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, ADVERTISING, GLASS, DCOR ITEMS,

EPHEMERA, PETROMOBILIA YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU WILL FIND

AT OUR SALES! CALL US OR CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR COMPLETE

INFORMATION ON OUR NEXT AUCTION.

FRIDAY, FRIDAY, FEB. 18th AT 6:00 PM

615-335-6261

ITS BACK!

114 George L. Davis Blvd.Nashville, TN 37203

David Allen, Auctioneer #5600Music City Auction TN FL 4976

For more info, visit:www.musiccityauction.net

13% Buyer's Premium (10% if payment by cash/check)

ALWAYS ACCEPTING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS.TALK WITH US ABOUT SELLING AN ESTATE, A

COLLECTION, OR A SINGLE ITEM. WE WILL FIND A WAY TOHELP YOU GET YOUR ITEM SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER!

SALE #1 AT 10:00 A.M.

Ronnie Colyer, TennesseeAuctioneers Association2011 Bid CallingChampThe 2011 Tennessee Auctioneers As-sociation Bid Calling Champion is Ron-nie Colyer of Ronnie Colyer Auction andRealty in Ten Mile, Tennessee.

With the win, Ronnie will represent theTennessee Auctioneers Associationwhen he travels to Orlando, Florida inJuly for the International Bid Callingcompetition. You can see the video ofRonnie Colyers winning performanceby visiting . . .


February 11 , 2011

THISAUCTION

HAS BEENCANCELLED.


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ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ALL PREVIOUS ADVERTISING

TERMS: Cash, Approved Check with Bank Letter, Major Credit/Debit Cards. CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE

FANTASTIC ABSOLUTE ESTATE

AUCTION

Large Asst. Glassware including: Fenton,Carnival, Hull, Roseville, McCoy,Waterford, Fostoria, Crystal & manyothers

Vintage Mickey Mouse CollectiblesVintage LampsLarge Asst. Vintage Jewelry: Gold, Sil-

ver, Rings, Necklaces, Pins & Many,Many Others

Marble Top Tables, Nice Cedar ChestDouble Door China CabinetCorner Cabinet

Large Asst. Advertising Items including:Jack Daniel, Anheuser-Busch, TinAdv. Signs, Adv. Clocks, Camel &Other Cigarette Items, Wooden Signs

Perfume Bottles, Several Pcs. PotteryOld Trains & Other Old ToysMany Old Dolls including: Lisa Marie,

Indian, Collectable Dolls in Boxes &Many, Many Others

Marble Pieces, Several Old Crock Pcs.Nice Chess Sets (Wood Carved)Signed Indian Pictures

Large Asst. Cast Iron & Brass Itemsincluding: Skillets, Bread Stick Pans,Iron & Brass Horses, Iron Toys &others

Several Nice Old RockersNice Smoking Stand, Old Pipe TablesOld Canes, Checker Board TablesMany Old Signed Framed PicturesWooded Mirrored Medicine CabinetNice Oak Wall MirrorOld Record Player TableBeer Steins, Several Cookie Jars

Nascar Items including: Earnhardt &Other Cars in Boxes

Large Asst. Jack Daniel ItemsLimoge China, Royal DoultonDepression GlasswareNice Window TablesThe Lone Ranger Holster SetOrgan Stools, Tea Sets100S OF OTHER ITEMS

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 9 AMLARGE SELECTION BEAUTIFUL GLASSWARE, ANTIQUE FURNITURE,

ANTIQUE TOYS (Including John Deere Peddle Tractor)JACK DANIEL ADVERTISING ITEMS, OTHER ADVERTISING ITEMS, DOLLS

Over 1000 Items

FLY CULTURAL ARTS CENTER BUILDING204 SOUTH MAIN ST. SHELBYVILLE, TN

DIRECTIONS: Turn right off Public Square of Shelbyville onto South Main Street. Fly Building is located on right just off Public Square. Auction Signs Posted.

Lic. #5623

415 Madison St.Shelbyville, TN 37160

931-580-5379Shel on Auc ion

and Realty

For more pics and information go to Jerry Shelton Auction and click on Shelton Auction and Realty for web siteor go to AuctionZip.com click on Tennessee and type ID #16823

Principle Auctioneer, Jerry L. Shelton, Lic. #383, 931-580-5379

10%BuyersPremiumWillBe

Charged

AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Come prepared to spend the day in this nice climate-controlled building. Nice rest rooms and concession available. This isone of the more unusual collections that I have had the opportunity to sell. It is all fresh and coming from New Jersey. Dont Miss This Opportunity.

JOHN DEERE PEDDLE TRACTOR

GRANDFATHERCLOCK

CHINACABINET

HOBNAIL FENTON

UNUSUAL CHURN ADVERTISING ITEMS(Including Jack Daniel)

ANHEUSER-BUSCH ADV. PCS.DOLLS (Including

Lisa Marie)SMOKING STAND

CARNIVAL GLASSBEAUTIFUL CEDAR CHEST

HIGH BOY CHEST

SEVERAL

OLD GUNS

OLD COINSincluding

SILVER DOLLARS

Call Jay Today at 1-800-785-8982

615-785-8982 or 615-896-4600

2nd Generation Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker

ABSOLUTEAUCTIONUCTIONNO MINIMUMS - NO RESERVATIONS

Feb. 19th, 2011 at 10:00 AMCheatham County, TN

Approximately 3.9 Acres on Neptune Road, featuring a 960 sq. ft. mobile home and storage shed. All Util-ities Available! Selling With a New Certified Survey! Survey In Progress. An Excellent Building Site ina Gorgeous Setting just 8 miles from Ashland City.Also Selling Personal Property Items from the home: Solid Oak Bedroom Suite; Bed, Dresser, Desk,Stereo Console, TV Console, Leather Recliner, Side Tables, Coffee Table, Lamps, Kitchen Table w/ 5Chairs, Hotpoint Washer & Dryer, GE Microwave, Gibson Refrigerator, Kitchen Items, Misc. Furniture

Personal Property Terms: All Items Paid in full day of sale, Cash, Check, Visa, Mastercard

visit www.jaycash.com for a video tour!Directions:From Downtown Ashland City (Stratton Blvd.) head northwest on "South Main St/TN-12" 9.0miles, turn left on Neptune Rd property is on the right.

Real Estate Terms: 15% down day of sale, Balance due in 30 days. $2,500 Buyers Premium added to final

bid on real estate only.

Bob Parks AuctionFirm # 3984

1535 W. Northfield Blvd.Suite 17

Murfreesboro, TN 37127

615.785.8982 or615.896.4600

www.jaycash.com

1100 Neptune Rd. - Ashland City, TNThe Estate of Edannah Skaggs

Tennessee - Kentucky - Illinois Auctioneer

For More Information Call. . .

NEWT BILLINGSAuctioneer 615-513-0711 or 615-448-7953 [email protected]

FIRM LIC #292

GOING OUT OF BUSINESSAUCTION SALE

Campbell Glass of Brentwood, Inc.Owners: Bobby and Mary Campbell are closing their doors after 34 years in the Brentwood area and areselling Contents of Glass co. Plus, other related items. Several thousand dollars worth of Shop Tools,Executive Offices, Antiques, Collectibles and huge inventory all selling piece by piece and in groups!

Saturday, February, 26th at 10:30 A.M. CST136 136 Pewit Drive Brentwood, Tennessee 37027Inspection is 8:00 A.M. Prior to Sale

No Buyers Premium Charged At This Sale!

All items purchased must be removed by 5 P.M., Monday February 28, 2011.Closed Sunday. A forklift will be available for loading. Once the auctioneersays Sold the buyer assumes all responsibility for their purchases.TERMS: Cash or checks with bank letter dated and addressed to the auc-tioneer. Letter of credit should be amount sufficient to cover the amount ofthe check.This prime property in heart of Brentwood Tn is for sale. If in-terested call the agent Tom Davis @ 850-2730

VEHICLES GLASS FIXTURESOFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIP.

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

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Vintage Comics & Comic Art Auction atHeritage AuctionsAuction Publicity

The Savannah Collection, a newlydiscovered grouping of more than40,000 comic books, spanning from1958 to the present, and acquired di-

rectly from the distributor, valued intotal at more than $1million roughly$350,000 of which isin this auction makes its debut inHeritage AuctionsFeb. 24-26 Signa-ture VintageComics & Comic Art

Auction.

This collection has

already been recog-nized as a pedigreecollection by certifica-tion service CGC,said Ed Jaster, Sen-ior Vice President atHeritage, one of fewcollections from this era to receive thatdesignation.

The collection is particularly notable forcoming replete with significant comicbooks of the silver age, with a particu-

lar emphasis on key DC issues, suchas a CGC-certified 8.0 Showcase #22Green Lantern, estimated at $17,000+.

An Archie Comics #1, CGC 8.5 thehighest-graded copy of the issue, andthe only known copy graded above 7.0

hailing from the Pinnacle Hill col-lection, which produced the 8.0 certi-fied copy of Detective #27 that sold for$1,075,500 in February of 2011, willhave collectors of everybodys favoritecarrot top sitting up to take notice. The

comic carries a pre-auction estimate of$50,000+.

On virtually the flip side of the comicsspectrum from Archie #1, but no lessvaluable and important, is a rare highgrade copy Fantastic Four #1, CGC8.0, the nicest unrestored copy of theissue that Heritage has offered in fiveyears. This comic, which essentiallystarted the Marvel Age in 1961, carriesa pre-auction estimate of $50,000+.

The Kerby Confer Collection, whichhas held collectors enthralled for thelast two Heritage comics auctions withits amazing depth of original CarlBarks Scrooge McDuck paintings, con-tinues to yield more top

examples of this highly sought-afterDisney artist with Barks July Fourth inDuckburg leading this auction.

This painting, which features thelargest cast of characters that Barks

ever painted, was a onetime record-setter for a piece ofcomic art when itsold for $6,400 in1976, said BarrySandoval , Directorof Comics AuctionsOperations at Her-itage. When itcomes up for bid thistime later in Febru-ary its expected tobring $150,000 ormore. Most peoplewould agree thats apretty good return.

Also from The KerbyConfer Collectioncomes what is easily

one of the most important MickeyMouse items in existence, The BandConcert Animation Cel, thought to bethe only existing production setup fromMickey Mouses first color cartoon, TheBand Concert, made in 1935. It is es-

timated at $100,000+.

Great original comic art is in large sup-ply in this auction, with several exam-ples from some of the most importantartists, and titles of the 1970s and1980s leading the charge. JohnByrnes original cover art for X-Men#116, 1978 is the first among equals inthese offerings, just the fourth X-Mencover the legendary artist drew for thepopular title, and it is expected to bring$75,000+.

Rounding out the top original art offer-ings, and fresh on the heels of the No-vember 2010 sale of Watchmen Issue#1, Page #1 for $33,460, Heritagepresents four pages of original art fromthe influential series, including a pageof Nite Owl and Rorschach from Page#24, Issue #3 (estimate: $25,000+), astunning page of art featuring Ozy-mandias in his lair from Page #8, Issue#10 (estimate: $20,000+), Nite Owland Silk Spectre from Page #5, Issue

#8 (estimate: $20,000+) and anotherpage featuring Silk Spectre in the Owl-ship from Page #2, Issue #7 (estimate:$20,000+).

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Trucks like this 1936 Ford half ton, and this 1954 Chevrolet 3100 are open-ing some eyes as well as pocketbooks at Barrett-Jackson auctions. Withcomfort upgrades such as Vintage Air and 12 volt systems, these trucks arecommanding some really nice prices. The Chevy, with a 235cid six with anautomatic transmission, recently sold for $30,800.

Pick ups are making their mark at Barret JacksonAuctions

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SATURDAYFEBRUARY 26TH 11:00 AM

JAMES PETRE ESTATE3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME / FULL BASEMENT

YARDMAN CHIPPER / OLD FORD PARTS / PERSONAL PROPERTY20 % DOWN NON-QUALIFYING TERMS

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Directions:From Nashville take I-40 East to Briley Parkway Exit 215 A. Continue South on Briley Pkwy1 miles to Murfreesboro Rd. Right 2 blocks to Glengarry. Left on Glengarry (at Krystal) Left on Grey-mont, Right on McDonald to Sale.This brick home has hardwood floors, contains 1051 feet on the main floor with 3 bedrooms, tile bath-room, living room / dining room combination, large den, modern kitchen with refrigerator, stove anddishwasher. Downstairs there is a full basement, garage door, partially finished with laundry room. Theaddition in the back was used as extra living area (would be great for extra rental income) with the roof

being a deck coming off den. It has an outside entrance, stairs to the deck, bath, shower, and commodeand needs to be repaired. With a little imagination and elbow grease this would make a great home orrental investment.Personal Property: Ford parts (79 T-Bird lamp assembly,60 ford speakers, 72 mustang parking light frame, etc)

Yardman chipper, Homelite chainsaw, weed eaters, FrenchProvincial bedroom suite, 20 & 24 extension ladders,nuts, bolts, screws, washers, yard tools, concrete forms,lumber, hubcaps, computer table etc.Terms: Real Estate. CASH. Make your own financialarrangements prior to sale. 15% Earnest Money Day ofSale Balance at Closing. Deed and Insured Title Furnished

by Sellers Or Terms provided by Wilson Bank and Trustwith 25% Down w/ 6% initial interest rate. For more In-formation contact Janice Durnberger (615) 547-5601. Personal Property: Cash day of Sale. Visa, Mas-terCard, Discover accepted. Drivers License required for bidding #. Sale # 0511

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