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FREE PAPER FREE PAPER To Advertise Your Business Throughout Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky Call: (615) 264-5779 FREE PAPER FREE PAPER August 14, 2009Published Every Other Friday ~ Next Issue: August 28, 2009Volume 5, Issue 108

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Elles Kitchen .......................................... ............................................pg. 2AuctionGreers Announce Quarterly Classic Car Auctions.............pg. 3

New Possibilities for Music City Auction............................................pg. 5

R e q u e s t e d D e l i v e r y O n o r B e f o r e A u g u s t 1 8 , 2 0 0 9

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T I M E D A T E D M A T E R I A L ! D O N O T D E L A Y !

A m e r i c a s A u c t i o n R e p o r t P . O . B o x 1 4 3 5 H e n d e r s o n v i l l e , T N 3 7 0 7 5

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ABSOLUTE AUCTION

Saturday, August 22, 11:00 a.m.Super Nice 3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath, 1 Level Brick Home

179x174 Corner Lot -Prime Location528 Lemont Drive, Nashville, TN

Selling to Settle The Estate of Willie B. Dunaway

Take the Virtual Tour at rongregoryauction.com

Terms as follows: Non Refundable 15% Day of Sale. Balance with deed andtitle. Sale to close 30 days or sooner from date of auction

Immacuolate All Brick Home with Park Like Setting on Level Lot in BeautifulInglewood. This Home Features Kitchen with Abundant Cabinet Space.Stove Top w/Built-In Oven, Oversized Utility Room. Nice Oak Hardwood

Floors. Trane Central Heat and Air, Storm Doors and Windows, Nice Aggregate Concrete Drive, Patio & Covered Carport, 10x16 Storage

Building, Refigerator, Washer and Dryer to RemainDirections: From Nashville, take Ellington Pkwy N 9.4 miles, Turn R on Broadmoor, left on Lemont, Auction is on the right

AUCTIONEERS OF PRIME PROPERTIES

Ron Gregory Realty & Auction, Inc.500 Kasper Way, Goodlettsville, TN 37072

615.851.9115 615.943.2309 (cell)Disclaimer: Announcements day of sale take precedence over all othe advertising.Contents believed to be accurate but not guaranteed Firm License # 1313

S E E Y O U

T H E R E ! 2009

We Are A Make Things HappenCompany says Ron Gregory

Since starting his own auction firm back in 1994, Ron Gregory has seen a lot of changes. Some good and by some stan-dards, not so good. But, the thing remainsconstant since he first received his auc-tioneers license is, you gotta make thingshappen.

Ron started making things happen back in 1985 when he received his auctioneerslicense. Selling some of everything dur-ing the early years of his career, Ron

learned his craft well. I got my real estatelicense in 1986. At that time I was work-ing with veteran auctioneer Feller Brown

It was a greatexperience andI learned a lotfrom Feller,Ron said.

At that timeRon had al-ready receivedhis auctioneerslicense and hadexperience in

livestock auc-tions.

see Make Things Happen page 3

An Advertorial by Ray Moss

Ron Greg o r y a n dh i s t r u s t e dmule,C o o l H a n dL u k e


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*Substitute 1 tablespoon dried rosemary.

**Substitute 2 teaspoons dried sage leaves.

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1/2 cup white wine or chicken broth1/4 cup olive or vegetable oil1/4 cup chopped fresh rosemary*

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EllesKitchen

L A N D A U C T I O N9.16 Acres w/Creek and 2 Barns

Selling in Maury County Saturday, August 22nd, 10:01 AM

DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 43 South, sale on left just south of Mt. Pleasant City Limits.

Visit our website for all the information:www.BrooksAndAssociates.net

AUCTION

2 Homes, Shop andPersonal Property

724 & 726 Drake LaneSummertown, TN

All At....

Saturday, August 29th at 10:01 AM

House has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and 1,535 sq. ft.The mobile home has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.

DIREC TIONS: F r o m C o lumbia : Hwy. 43S, r ight on Hwy. 20,Summertown, approx. 5 miles, right on Drake Lane. Auction on left,approximately 2 miles

15 ft. Checkmate Boat w/90 hp Mariner Motor with Trailer - AntiqueHutch- Jenny-Lynn Baby Crib- Round Kitchen Table- Antique Buf-fet- Paintball Equipment- 2 Handmade Quilts and Matching Shams-Video Camera- Huskee Riding Mower (14.5 hp w/38 Cut)- 11.5 ft.Shop Cabinet- Loveseat with Matching Chair- 3 Bicycles- NEWKymco Scooter- and Much, Much More!

Visit our website for all the information: wwwBrooksAndAssociates.net

YOUR AUCTION TEAMCarl Brooks

Auctioneer 379-0958 Nights

Col . J immy Hines Auctioneer Jonathan Harrison

Appr. Auctioneer

Randy Giles Appr. Auctioneer

Ben White Appr. Auctioneer

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Best is to Come as AuctionGreersAnnounce P l a n s F o r Q u a r t e r l yCla ssi c Car Consignment Auctions

How many times have you been flippingthrough the channels on the tube whenyou noticed one of the car auctions being

broadcast?

Maybe you are an avid collector. Maybeyou have your own sweet ride parked in aspotless garage and you are a fan. Or,maybe you are like a lot of people whowatch and wish they could have a beauti-ful classic of their very own.

Whatever the case, classic, antique or just

really hot, cars have always made us stopand stare when they drive by. I think it isa gene that is

passed on at birth to manyof us, we loveautomobiles!The love af-fair with pol-ished steel,chrome andsmoking tiresis well docu-

mented in thiscountry andthis desire toown, restoreand enjoythese Detroit

beauties is evident by the dozens of car shows that happen around the state everyweek.

If you want to get into this exciting hobbyand a trip to Arizona to dump your entirefinanial portfolio is not in your retirement

plans, you can get started right here in Nashville.

Our Classic Car and Collectors auctionis designed to cater to both the hobbyistand the addicted car enthusiast said auc-tioneer Eddie Greer. Eddie Greer andMelanie Eifling make up the auction teamknown as The AuctionGreers. This auc-tion duo just concluded the second annualClassic Car and Collectors Auction heldat Auction Way in Nashville. The event is

sponsored by Bill Colson Auction andRealty at their auction facility on AuctionWay, just off of Dickerson Rd.

Our second auction grew from 17 con-

tremely important and we at Ron GregoryRealty and Auctions have learned in our years of doing business exactly how touse all means of advertising to the advan-tage of our customers.

Ron contributes much of the success RonGregory Realty and Auction, to maintain-ing a new level of professionalism and in-tegrity through principles of honesty,transparency and accessibility for hisclients.

Our clients have given us high marksand we work very hard to live up to theseexpectations.

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signments to better than 40. The qualityof automobiles in this sale improvedvastly. We put in a lot of hard work to

bring in new buyers for the second sale,said Melanie Eifling. We had, on site,

buyers registered from Ohio, Alabama,Tennessee, Mississippi, Kentucky, and,Missouri and with the auction beingsimulcast via Proxibid, buyers were reg-istered form all over the world.

The good news doesn't stop there. Word

is getting out that this is a great venue tosell and with interest growing, the Auc-tionGreers are planning more auctions,

and more frequently. The next auction is planned for October of this year and plans to make it even better are in theworks.

We hope to stream live video from theupcoming October Auction. This willallow the internet buyers an opportunityto see the car as it enters the lane for auc-tion, Melanie went on to say.

At the recent auction, there were more

see Classic on page 7

The attention to detail during restora-tion of this 67 Chevy Nova SS was veryevident as it pulled into the lane

We more than doubledthe number of con-signed autos from ourfirst Classic Car Auc-tion, said Eddie Greer

This rare 1984 Studebaker Avanticonvertible, one of only 112 madebrought a flury of bidding competitionboth live and on line

by Ray Moss

310 Tampa Drive: Fixer Upper!! What a location andwhat an opportunity. This all brick house needs a heap of cosmetics like painting and new flooring. Fenced back yard with a small dog run. Some landscaping outsidewould add a nice touch. Close to Harding and both I-24& Nolensville Road. There is easy access to Downtown

Nashville, Smyrna and Murfreesboro.

Directions: Nolensville Road S., Left on Harding, Lefton Tampa Drive. Close to I-24 & Harding Road Exit.Auction signs posted where permitted.

Terms: 10% down day of sale. Balance in 30 days. Great Terms offered by Electric Service Credit Union:25% down, amortized over 15 years @ 3.5% int. There is a 1% origination fee with a 3 year call. Contact TreyWallace at 687-4801 ext. 2109.

Visit our website for photos and more at www.SealsAuctions.com.

Seals Realtors & Auction425 E. Old Hickory Blvd.Madison, TN 37115 615-868-6393 ext 126

Firm License 1154

Bank Approved Auction310 Tampa Drive, Nashville, TN 37211

J OEY SEALS ,

Thursday, August 27th @ 11:15 a.m.

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Making Things Happen

Ron Gregory selling horses at MaconCo. Livestock Market, 1985

From mules to mansions, Ron Gregory now specializes in all types of realestate auctions. This Goodlettsville home sold for $565,000.

That explains why one of his most usefultools in physically preparing for large landauctions is his trusted mule, Cool HandLuke.

We put a lot of effort into preparing for any auction we do, Ron said. Land auc-tions require a lot of prep work prior tothe sale date. Soil scientist, surveyors,clean up crews and more all come to-gether to make our auctions successfull.After the surveyor lays the boundary of the property we are selling, me and CoolHand Luke physically ride the boundaryto view the topography and lay of the landto establish how to multiply the propertyand bring the highest dollar for our clients.

Advertising is a key ingredient in the prep work and the success of any auc-tion, Ron went on to say. We have yearsof experience in the types of advertisingthat works best for whatever auction weare working on.

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NEW HARMONY ROAD 3 ABSOLUTE AUCTIONS!

UNION CAMP ROAD LAFAYETTE, TENNESSEE14.07 ACRES 472.42 FT. ROAD FRONTAGE 3 TRACTS OLD FARM HOUSE METAL

DETACHED GARAGE CITY WATER AVAILABLE OPEN & WOODED MILDRESTRICTIONS LEVEL TO GENTLY ROLLING NICE HOMESITE OR ACREAGE TRACT

MR. JOE L. TUCK PROPERTY

LOCATION: Union Camp Road Lafayette, TN 37083. DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE SUPER WALMART: Take Hwy. 52 By-Passtraveling east to the Webbtown Community and Browns Road, right on Browns Road, left on Union Camp Road to property on the right(signs posted).

REAL ESTATE: This is a beautiful tract of land! 14.07 acres w/472.42 feet of road frontage that has been surveyed, platted and staked to be sold in 3 tracts. This property lays level to gen-tly rolling with a good combination of open pasture land and wood lands. If you are looking for a nice homesite or an acreage tract this is it!TRACT #6: 5.92 acres w/200 ft. road frontage. TRACT #7A : 6.69 acres w/100.51 ft. road frontage. TRACT #7B: 1.46 acres w/71.91 ft. road frontage. This tract is improved with an old farmhouse and a Nearly New metal detached garage.SELLER: Mr. Joe L. Tuck.TERMS: 20% down day of sale and balance with the deed or Macon Bank & Trust is offering non-qualifying terms by pay-ing a total of 25% down and financing the remaining 75% payableLEAD BASE PAINT DISCLOSURE: The home was constructed before 1978. Any bidder will be permitted during the 10days prior to the sale to conduct a lead base paint test. Buyer will be required to sign a waiver the day of sale.

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195 HILLSDALE CIRCLE DIXON SPRINGS, TN (MACON COUNTY)BRICK BUILDING WITH 2 BR /1 BATH OLD FRAME HOUSE OLD STORE BUILDING

(3 TRACTS) CITY WATER AVAILABLE CREEK FRONTAGENICE QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD MR. DAN OLDHAM ESTATE

LOCATION: 195 Hillsdale Circle, Dixon Springs, Tennessee (Macon County)DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE: Take Highway 10S to the Hillsdale Community and Hillsdale Circle, right on Hillsdale Circle to sale site on the left (signsposted).TRACT #1: Old frame house and lot with well water. This house is in need of repair being positioned on a level shaded lot.TRACT #2: Old garage/store building and lot with Goose Creek frontage. This tract is loaded with history plus it has some open land w/long frontage alongHillsdale Circle.TRACT #3: Brick building (approx. 1250 sq. ft.) with 2 bedrooms/1 bath, living room, kitchen, dining room and utilityroom. The home has well water w/electric heat and a/c plus gas heat as well. The improvements are positioned on a nicelevel lot. This building is a 2-story and is also known as the Hillsdale Masonic Lodge Building. The Lodge owns and oc-cupies the upper portion and has for many years while the estate owns the lower (ground level) portion. This is a largebuilding loaded with possibilities!SELLER: Mr. Dan Oldham Estate. TERMS: 20% non-refundable deposit day of sale and balance with the deed or

Macon Bank & Trust is offering nonqualifying terms by paying a total of 25% down and financing the remaining 75% payable monthly @ 6.25% lockedfor 12 months and amortized up to a 15 year repayment plan depending on the amount of your purchase. AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.

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700 SYLVIAN DRIVE LAFAYETTE, TENNESSEEBRICK HOUSE W/GARAGE CARPORT LARGE COVERED DECK PAVED DRIVEWAY C/H/A LARGE SHADED CORNER LOT ENCLOSED TRAILER (2) TRUCKS 4-WHEELER RIDINGMOWER DIRT BIKE GUNS COINS KNIVES TOOLS GLASSWARE AND PERSONAL PROPERTYMR. AND MRS. DANIEL KEITH PROPERTY AND A PORTION OF THE WENDELL PETE CENTERS ESTATE

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DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY @ INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 52 AND ELLINGTON DRIVE: Take Elling-ton Drive rossing Church Street and remaining on Ellington Drive to Sylvian Drive, left on Sylvian Drive to property and sale site on the right (corner of Sylvian and Cardinal Drive), signs posted.REAL ESTATE: Spacious 3 bedroom / 1-1/2 bath brick house w/attached garage, carport and large covered deck. The remaining layout continuesw/a living room, kitchen/dining room and utility room w/washer & dryer hookups. Some of the features of this home & property include C/H/A, built-in appliances, paved driveway, city utilities, nice landscaping and large shade trees all positioned on a large corner lot (125x310 irr) inside LafayetteCity Limits and just off of Ellington Drive.TRUCKS TRAILERS MOWER 4-WHEELER: (2) 2001 Chevrolet 1500 LWB, 4.8 L V-8, A/T, A/C 1996 Ford F250 w/utility bed, 300 6 cyl., A/T,

A/C, 110k miles 2002 Victory enclosed trailer (16 ft.) Haulmark V-nose enclosed trailer (10 pt.) 2000 Honda Rancher 4-wheeler 1999 Kawasaki300 Bayou 4-wheeler 2001 Yamaha 125 dirt bike John Deere L120 riding mower Craftsman push mower (self propelled) Craftsman sprayer (pull type) Lawn Seed Sower Lawn Areator TOOLS: Craftsman 2-drawer work table, Craftsman 10 table saw, Rockwell mitre saw, hyd. floor jack, Farm Hand wire welder, air compressor, im-pact wrench, torch set, skilsaw, B&D sander, B&D jigsaw, B&D drill, Pro Series creeper, Pro Series mechanics stool, hand tools (wrenches, sock-

ets, pliers, vise, grips, etc.), Ryobi cordless drill, Craftsman cordless drill, B&D versa pak, dremel, air chisel, drill press, sand blaster, tool box, shop vac, bench grinder, vise, Campbell Hausfeldpower washer, jump box, hammer, allen wrenches, drill bits, hacksaw, C Clamps, bolt cutter, rachet strap, old fence stretcher, Homelite chain saw, elec. chain saw, propane heater, frost proof faucet, alum. step ladder, metal shelving, nuts, bolts, nails.GUNS: Smith & Wesson 38 cal. revolver, Smith & Wesson, 45 cal. long colt, Ruger 22 cal. pistol, Ruger 30 cal. revolver, Security 6 .357 stainless revolver,2) old double barrel shotguns.KNIVES: Case XX Kentucky Wildcat knife, Case hunting knife, Case fileting knife, Case sharks tooth, Case (1974) 2 blade, Case XX (1979), Whittler, Case XX (1989) Mini Trapper, Case XX(1994) Sod Buster, Case (1986) Mini Trapper, Case XX (1991) 2 blade, Case XX (1989) 2 blade, Case XX (2007) Sod Buster, Case XX (1989) 3 blade, Kissing Krane 1 blade,German Eye 1 blade, Old Timer 2 blade, German Eye 3 blade, Schrade 100th Anniversary knife, John Primble 4 blade, Kabar 2 blade, Caterpillar Commemorative knife, German Boker 4blade, Colonial 3 blade, John Wayne knives, politician knives, Clinton/Gore 1 blade, H. Boker straight razor, Barlow and others.PERSONAL PROPERTY: Carnival glass pitcher & glasses, Camel memorabilia (ash tray, lighter, shot glass, pocket watch, knife, matches and more), patio table & chairs, Soundesign stereo,remote control cars, fish net, custom chrome tail gate, truck bed rails, old Coleman cooler, wall pictures, canister set, golf clubs, commercial sewing machine, glassware and other householditems.TERMS: Real Estate - 10% non-refundable deposit down day of sale and balance w/the deed or Macon Bank & Trust is offering non-qualifying terms by paying a total of 20% down and fi-nancing the remaining 80% payable monthly @ 6.25% locked for 12 months and amortized up to a 20 year repayment plan depending on the amount of your purchase. You may take the-seterms or you may call any branch of Macon Bank & Trust or Citizens Bank for some outstanding qualifying terms. Personal Property - cash or good check (positive ID required).

AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232. NOTE FROM AGENT:Ladies and gentlemen, take a look @ this property! A nicebrick house w/garage, carport, paved driveway, C/H/A, cityutilities and large covered deck all positioned on a largeshaded lot inside Lafayette City Limits, what more wouldyou want! We have some outstanding bank terms whichmakes it the perfect time to invest your money in a choice

piece of real estate. Not only are we of-fering a nice brick house, we also havea large group of outstanding personalproperty. Mark your calendar now for Saturday, August 29th, 10 a.m. and wewill see you @ 700 Sylvian Drive inLafayette, TN.

LEAD BASE PAINT DISCLOSURE: Thehome was constructed before 1978. Any bid-der will be permitted during the 10 days prior tothe sale to conduct a lead basepaint test.Buyer will be required to sign a waiver the dayof sale.Information in this ad is believed to be correct but not warranted. Any announcement made day of sal e takes precedence over any other advertising .

TENT CONCESSIONS PORT-O-JON $25.00 FREE DRAWING $25.00

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...Making Things Happen

This property in Springfield Tennesseewas divided into tracts and brought atotal price of $1.2 Million.

We specialize in Absolute Auctions andencourage our clients to sell by thismethod, Ron said as he went on to men-tion some of themany reasonsAbsolute is

the way to getresults:Buyers come

prepared to buy.assuring a quick disposal reduc-ing long-termcarrying costs,including taxes& maintenance.

It gives you the assurance that the prop-erty will be sold at true market value byExposing the property to a large number of pre-qualified prospects.

Absolute, accelerates the sale and createscompetition among buyers leading to anauction price that can exceed the price of a negotiated sale. It requires potential

buyers to pre-qualify for financing.

The seller knows exactly when the prop-erty will sell. It eliminates numerous andunscheduled showings plus it takes theseller out of the negotiation process andensures an aggressive marketing programthat increases interest and visibility.

Ron Gregory is a long standing member of the Nashville and Middle Tennesseereal estate community. Widely respected,well trusted, and admired by colleagues,Ron understands what it takes to get re-sults for his clients in todays economicclimate....you just got to make thingshappen!

R o n G r e g o r ydropped the hammeron this Belle MeadeHome at $990,000


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Larger Faci l i ty Offers Many NewPossibilities for Music City Auction

They are exciting changes in the MiddleTennessee auction community. MusicCity Auction has settled into a large facil-ity located in downtown Nashville. 114George L. Davis Blvd, located on thefrontage road of I-40 between Broadwayand Church Street, has long been home tothe offices of the auction firm. And, peri-odically, MCA has held auctions in the15,000 sq. ft. warehouse.

Up until recently, the space had beenrented and used as both an antique malland occasional auction facility. With theloss of the tenants lease, auctioneer DavidAllen made the decision to dedicate a large

portion of the space as a permanent auc-tion site. While one side of the buildingwill continue to house a thriving antiquemall, the other side, approximately 7,000sq. ft., will be dedicated exclusively toauctions.

Mr. Allen anticipates immediate benefits.In the past, it was necessary to work around the schedule of the tenant, as thespace was often used as storage for themall. With the decision to take over thespace in a permanent sense, it will allowus a greater flexibility to conduct auctions.In the beginning, our goal is to have a leasttwo a month.

One of the ideas that can now be realizedis a Shipshewana style auction on a pe-riodic basis. Mr. Allen explains, In Ship-shewana, IN there is an auction event thatoccurs at least once a month, where a largefacility is divided up into booth space andrented to sellers of merchandise, much likea flea market.

However, instead of pricing each item for sale to the public, an auctioneer stands inthe booth and sells everything in lots to thehighest bidder(s). When that booth isempty, theauctioneer moves tothe next

booth, andso on, untilall of themerchan -dise is sold.

B e c a u s ethey havesuch a largef a c i l i t y ,often multi-

ple auction-eers are selling at the same time indifferent booths. I dont see us at that stagein the near future, but you can envision the

possibilities.Music City Auctions are a real treat to at-tend. You can count on finding a lot of very unique and unusual items from an-tique to eclectic. The one thing that youwill always find is a great atmosphere anda good time.

Now that David Allen has all of this newspace to work with, we can expect to seesome really big things coming out of TheMusic City...Auction that is.

Look for an advertisement for a Labor Day Weekend 2-day auction in the newlyre-vamped building in the next issue of

AAR.

Advertorial

Music City Auctions larger auction facility in downtown Nashville, TN

August 14, 2009

AuctioneerDavid Allen

Auctioneer Videos

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August 22, 2009 at 9:00 a.m.

Burl Walnut Marble Dresser Drop Leaf Tea TablesDuncan Phyfe Drum TableMarble Top Plant StandsCedar Bedroom SuiteOak Step Dresser ChifforobeCedar ChestOak Dining Table & ChairsOrgan StoolOak Dresser Oak ChestMetal BedRail Road BenchPot Belly Parlor StoveCouch & Chair Set of Virginia RosePink Depression glassCarnival GlassMoon & StarsMilk glass Punch Bowl SetMarono GlassIndiana GlassShawneeHullCookie Jars

Wagner & Griswold Skillets& Muffin PansOld School BellParlor LampsOld RecordsOld Buttons

This One Is TooGood To Miss!Make Plans To Be

At This Auction2004 Tennessee State Champion Auctioner

Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all prior advertising.

615-763-0658 or Cell:615- 268-8654

August 22, 2009 at 9:00 a.m.

Occupied Japan FigurinesCrochet SpreadsSeveral Hand Stitched QuiltsOld HatsCostume JewelryWrought Iron Porch FurnitureOld Cook Books1958 Newspaper Marcrest OvenwareWood Cook StoveRefrigerator GlassStem warePyrexSeveral CrocksRub BoardKraut Cutter Wooden BarrelBicentennial Syrup BottlesConcrete PlantersMetal Porch Glider Porch SwingHand Tools24 ft. Aluminum Truck Body14 ft Cherokee Boat & Trailer w/ 20 hp MercuryLots of Old Fishing Tackle

Rods and ReelsPortable Air Compressor 1990 Pontiac 6000 LE w/57K miles1975 Ford Pick-up1983 Dodge Diplomat1990 Plymouth Reliant

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LEAD BASED PAINT DISCLOSURE:Under 42 USC 4582 (D) The purchaser of a singlefamily residence has maximum of 10 days to c on-duct a risk assesment or inspection of the propertyfor the presense of lead based paint hazzards. Thedate of the appearance of the auction advertisementbegins this 10 day period.

The Store property has an extra 1500 sq. ft. living quartersconsisting of 2 BR, 12x18 Master Bedroom, Large Bath, Sep-arate Vanity, 17x28 Living/Dining Room, 10x25Kitchen/Dining areas, Lots of Cabinets. The Cottage StyleHouse consists of 840 sq. ft featuring 2 BR, 1 BA, LR,Kitchen/DR Combo and Den, all setting on 1.50 newly sur-veyed acres. Lots of shade and several outbuildingsTerms: All Real Estate: 15% Day of Sale. Remainder atClosing. Sale to close on or before September 18th, 2009;Seller giving clear title; Seller providing title insurance; Prop-erty Taxes prorated through closing; Possession given withdeed.Terms: Personal Property: Cash or Good Check day of sale.Directions: From Dickson: Hwy 48 North, Left on Hwy 49West, Go through Erin, Left on Hwy 147 West to McKinnon,Right on Old Mathis Hollow Rd. Sale ahead on the Right.

From Dover: Hwy 79S, Left on Hwy 232 South to McKin-non, Right on Hwy 147 West, Right on Old Mathis HollowRd. Sale on Right. From Clarksville: Hwy 48 South, Righton Hwy 149 West, Right on Hwy 49 West, Left on Hwy 147West, Right on Old Mathis Hollow Road, Sale ahead on right.From Paris: Hwy 79 North, Right on Hwy 232S, Right onHwy 147W, Right on Old Mathis Hollow Rd. Sale on Right.From Waverly: Hwy 13 N, Left on Hwy 49 W, Left on Hwy147W, Right on Old Mathis Hollow Rd. Sale ahead on right

Estate of Margie and J.D. Phillips

House: 840 sq. ft. on 1.50 Acres

15007 Hwy 49, Suite B, Vanleer, T 37181 615-764-0171

LOCATIO ! LOCATIO ! LOCATIO !ATTE TIO SPORTSME & RETIREES

Just Mile From Southern Air Resort Camping Area, 2 Miles fromthe Tennessee River, Near McKinnon Field Airport. Just off StateRoute 147 on White Oak & Airport Road1,800 Sq. Ft. Restaurant/Store Building with ice Living

Quarters Upstairs - Bait ShopOn 90 x 147 Surveyed Corner Lot

EAR KE TUCKY LAKE

OLD MATHIS HOLLOW RD. & WHITE OAK RD.

Find More Information at : www.haroldferrellauctions.com

Celebs by Post -Frasers Autographs73rd Pos ta lA u c t i o n O p e nf o r B i d d i n g

from frasersautographs.com

With over 1150 lots from an array of col-lecting interests such as art, film, sportand music theres something for everycollector: From Brando and Bacall toGinsberg, Harry Potter and Walt Disney- you are sure to find something to tempt,titillate or transform your collection.

The auction will feature some real standout pieces such as Lot 81, MarlonBrandos personal silver plate Ronsoncigarette lighter with engraved initialsand original presentation box. Not onlydoes the item come with enviable prove-nance but it is also in excellent condition.

Brando has always proved himself to be asteady name in autograph collecting andthis item will lend any collection both ex-clusivity and desirability.

Lot 271 will grab the attention of US col-

lectors in particular: a stunning colour, posed photograph of Barack and MichelleObama in a romantic embrace, signed inink by the couple.

As the first black president of the US thissigned photo captures a key period inAmerican history, making it a great piecefor any collector.

Last, but certainly not least in the eyes of collectors worldwide, Lot 311; a scarcesigned cover of Newsweek Magazinedated July 28th, 1969. The cover featuresa hazy, black and white image of NeilArmstrong walking on the Moon.

This lot is particularly sought-after bycollectors as signed images of Armstrongtaken on the Moon are especially rare;most signed photographs show Arm-strong either before or after the historicApollo 11 flight but not this Frasers lot!

With the added interest caused by the40th Anniversary events celebrating thefirst manned mission to land on the Moonthis lot is sure to take off!


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than just cars to bid on. This auction alsoincluded a great collection of classic car and petrol memorabilia.

If you like old gas station cola machines,advertising benches, road signs, or classiccar casts, then this was the place to be.One of the featured items was a driveway

bell. For those not old enough to remem-

ber, this is a rubber hose, connected to a bell which alerted the employees at thefull service gas stations, (you can get afull definition of that in Wikipedia), torush to your vehicle and politely ask if you wanted to fill it up or check the oiland fluids under the hood. Those were thedays.

If you are interested in getting into thishobby or consigning your Classic car tothe auction you can contact either EddieGreer at 615-417-9894 or Melanie Eiflingat 615-584-3118. You can also contactBill Colson Auction and Realty at 615-292-6619 for more details.

You can view a video of the last ClassicCar Auction at our web site. Go to:www.americasauctionreport.com and fol-low the video link.

So buckle up, and we will try to keep you

in the fast lane for more information aboutthis very exciting event coming up in Oc-tober.

Honk if You Love Classic Cars!

August 14, 2009

103 Strawberry Alley (Formally known as Legion Street)Clarksville, Tennessee

2004 Tennessee State Champion Auctioner

Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all prior advertising .

615-763-0658 or Cell:615-268-8654

Located in the center of HistoricDowntown Clarksville. Parking is availableon the streets and in parking lots.

Walnut Secretary - Yel-low Pine Frontier Bed - Marble

Top Walnut Chest - Walnut Chest - Old CashRegister - Padded Office Chair - Walnut Table -Burl Walnut Marble Top Chest - Doll rocker &Chest - Duncan Phyfe Buffet - Duncan PhyfeTable & Chairs - Chestnut Bakers Chest - Lots of Rockers & Straight Chairs - Many Pieces of Enamel Ware - Old Radios - Day Bed - FaintingCouch - Dutch Chairs - Gentlemans Chest -Clarksville Cash Register from Clarksville Har-ness & Hardware - Oak Spool Cabinet - OldClocks - Tapestry Picture - Old Walnut Bed -Mantle - Primitive Tables - Harvest Table - OldSpinning Wheel - Cobblers Bench - Spool Beds- Old Lamps - Steriling Silver Sets - SeveralPieces of Gold Jewelry - Gold Coins - Morgan& Peace Dollars - Mercury Dimes - Lots of Porcelain Figurines & Vases - Shaker Baskets -Several Fenton Pieces - Oak Bedroom Suite -Roseville Pottery - Chandeliers - Costume Jew-elry - Murphy Bed - Chevel Mirror - Humidors -Carnival Glass - Several Nice Mirrors - Prints &Paintings - Victorian Sofa & Chairs - Old Safe-

American Fostoria - Pie Safe - Walnut Table -Walnut Game Table- Old Wood Clamps - Shav-ing Mirror- 1 Drawer Walnut Table - Small OneDrawer Walnut Drop Leaf Table - Buggy Seat-Royal Dalton Cut Glass - Old Surveyors Tripod- Old Quilts And Many Other Wonderful Items

No Buyers PremiumNo Buyers PremiumCash or good check day of sale. All terms, conditions andother announcements made day of auction take precedenceover any prior announcements. Property sold as is with anyand all faults.

Additional Photos Available on Auctionzip.com

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6 : 0 0 P M Antique Auctiontique AuctionClassics of all kinds were available atthis Classic Car Auction. Even if you

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Saturday, August 22, 2009At 10:00 A.M. CST

Saturday, August 22, 2009

LOCATION: From Springield take Memorial Blvd. (US HWY 41) toward Greenbrier and seeauction signs posted on the property on the left near the Kroger Super Market.

REAL ESTATE: Has been surveyed, platted, staked and flagged to be sold in 2 seperatetracts. a 10% buyers premium will be added to the final bid to estblish the contract sales priceon the real estate.

REAL ESTATE FEATURES:TRACT #1: 1.79 Super Choice Acres located on Memorial Blvd. Tjos tract has 247 feet of Memorial Blvd. frontage and is in one of the hottest commercial areas in Springfield. This

property is zoned CG which allows a wide range of commercial use. Pleas call SpringfieldPlanning for a copy of usages in CG Zoning. Their phone number is 615-382-2200.

TRACT #2: Consists of 9.89 Super choicce acres with 1295 feet of 17th Ave. East roadfrontage. This tract is zoned CS commercial where it joins the Kroger Super Market and MROwhere it joins an apartment complex. Great potential awaits the wise investor. Please call

Springfield Planning for a copy of usages in CS and MRO Zoning. Their phone number is 615-382-2200

TERMS: Great terms! 20% down (Non Refundable Deposit) Day of Sale and sign the salesagreement. Another 10% with the Deed(s) and the remaining 70% payable in full at the c los-ing or accept the following terms offered by Citizens Bank of gallatin, TN: The remaining70% payable monthly over 20 years with 6.9% interest included in the payment, interest to beadjusted annually to be the lending rate of the bank.

SELLER: H.B. CunninghamCLOSING ATTORNEY: Betty Lou Taylor: 615-374-3004AUCTIONEER: Harold Gene Carman, Jr. LLC DBA Gene Carman Real Estate & Auctions,

Gene Carman III, Ray Carman ~ 615-478-3754 or Toll Free ~ 877-374-4694

SEE A UCTION VIDEO AT WWW.HARLD GENECAR MANJR.COMWWW.GENECARMAN.COM

AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Its a great time to buy. Super choice commercial property! Themarket is turning around as seen in June with a 9% jump in new home sales which is the high-est monthly increase in the last 9 years! This impl;ies incresed commectial development will

follow! A purchase of super choice commercial property now holds the prospect of great re-turnsin the near future. Come to this special auction. Call your free color brochure with sur-vey plat.

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