auction guide march 15 2009 issue

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South Central Kentucky HOMES TM

AUCTION GUIDE

REVISED EVERY TWO WEEKS

MARCH 15TH - ISSUE -2009 FREE!

CAR WASH SELF STORAGE 27+/- ACRES

ALL LOCATED IN CITY OF RUSSELLVILLE

CLOSE TO NEW WALMART GUNS COINS

SATURDAY

APRIL 4th

10:00 AMAuction

SALE #1 CAR WASH: 5 BAY CAR WASH, 4 BAYS COM-

PLETE, 5TH BAY IS READY FOR INSTALLATION OF AU-

TOMATIC WASH OR 5TH HAND WASH BAY. BUILDING IS

CONCRETE BLOCK WITH SHINGLE ROOF. 4 BAYS HAVE

SPRAY GUNS AND FOAM BRUSH. OFFICE AND PUMP

ROOM., CHANGE MACHINES, 4 VAC SYSTEMS, DRYING

AREA. LARGE CONCRETED AREA AND ADDITIONAL

LOT AREA FOR EXPANSION. NATURAL GAS FOR WATER

HEAT. PUMP AND SOAP INJECTION REMAIN WITH PROP-

ERTY.

SALE #2 INCOME PRODUCING SELF STORAGE UNITS

CONSISTING OF 2 CONCRETE BLOCK BUILDINGS

WITH CONCRETE FLOOR. EACH UNIT HAS ROLL UP

DOOR. BUILDING # 1 HAS ONE UNIT USED AS AN OF-

FICE. BUILDING # 1 IS 20 X150 CONCRETE BLOCK WITH

SHINGLE ROOF AND CONSISTS OF 32 OVERHEAD DOOR

UNITS. BUILDING # 2 IS 20 X 150 CONCRETE BLOCK

WITH SHINGLE ROOF AND CONSISTS OF 40 OVERHEAD

DOOR UNITS. LOT HAS PLENTY OF ROOM FOR EXPAN-SION

SALE #3 30 ACRES +- ON NEW BYPASS, 300 FROM IN-

TERSECTION OF HWY. 79 AND 1,000 FROM RUSSELL-

VILLE HIGH SCHOOL. NEXT TO ROYS BARBEQUE. THE

NEW WALMART IS VISIBLE FROM THIS PROPERTY. THIS

PROPERTY IS HIGH AND DRY AND ELEVATED WITH VIS-

IBILITY OVER MOST OF RUSSELLVILLE.

GUNS: NAMBU PISTOL MOD. 14, WALTHER R-P-38 9MM,

SMITT-RUBEN 25 SWISS RIFLE, REMINGTON 700 BDL 30-

06 WITH SCPOE, SINGLE SHOT WINCHESTER 22LR, SIN-

GLE SHOT STEVENS 22LR, 20 GA PUMP MOSSBERG, AND

MORE GUNS WILL BE ADDED.

COINS: 50 SILVER DOLLAR SIZE COINS UNCIRCULATED

IN PLASTIC BOOK. ONE OUNCE SILVER EAGLES, OLD

HALF DOLLARS, OLD QUARTERS, DIMES NICKLE PIEC-

ES, 2 CENT PIECES, FLYING EAGLE PENNIES, LARGE

PENNIES, 20 CENT PIECE 1 OF 350 MINTED IN 1877 AND

ONLY MADE 4 YRS.

A 7% BUYERS FEE WILL BE ADDED TO THE FINAL BID TO DE-

TERMINE CONTRACT PRICE. TERMS: 10% DOWN DAY OF SALE,

BALANCE WITH DEED AND CLEAR TITLE. POSSESSION: WITH

DEED AND CLEAR TITLE. ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE

SUPERSEDE ADVERTISING. NOT RESPONSIBLE IN CASE OF AC-

CIDENTS.

LOCATION: RUSSELLVILLE, KY. SALES 1 & 2: CORNER OF INDUSTRIAL ROAD

AND LOGAN ESTATES LANE. ADJACENT TO NEW U. S. 68-80 BYPASS. MILE

FROM HWY. 79 SOUTH. ACROSS STREET FROM ROYS BARBECUE.

SALE NO. 3: FRONTS NEW U. S. 68-80 BYPASS 1,100 +- FT. MILE FROM INTER-

SECTION OF HWY. 79 SOUTH. ACCESS THROUGH SARA LANE. BESIDE ROYS

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AUCTION

Excellent Cropland Quality Farm Buildings Tobacco Barns Shop

Barns Tool Shed Grain Bins Large Pond Lots of Road Frontage

778 Larmon miLL road

BowLing green, KY 42104

michaeL e. SaLSmanBroKer/auctioneer

www.SalsmanRealtyAuction.com

Call Us Today! (270) 392-5701

This i s a very

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See Us at Auction Zip.com!

Saturday March 28

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10 aM

687 Greenbriar rdalvaton, Ky

New

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All Cor

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Pinned

Tract 1 - Improved with 3 Barns, 2-5,000 Bushel Grain Bins and one old farm home on 2.7acres.

Tract 2 - 72.34 Gorgeous Acres. Mostly Cropland with nearly an acre pond. Great buildingsites.

Tract 3 - 10 Acres of Top Quality Cropland with Excellent Building Site - Great Mini Farm forHorses - cattle!

Tract 4 - Beautiful, older Bedford Stone home, 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 1 or 2 Car Garage Nice

tree Studded Lot with Blacktop Drive Fireplace Large Rooms

No better time than now to begin your farming operation! Take advantage of thisdown cycle and own some very ne farmland!

Directions: From I-65 take Highway 231 (Scottsville Road) to right on Plano Road approximately

to highway 240 toward Boyce (left). Go approximately 3 miles to Green Brier Road on right.Terms: 10% down in form of cash or good check day of sale, balance due in 30 days for ageneral warranty deed. All 2009 real estate taxes prorated. Possession of tracts 1 & 4 with

deed. Possession of tracts 2 &3 on or before July 10, 2009. Lead based paint could be present,

have all inspections completed prior to sale day.Any announcements day of sale shall take precedence over any printed or electronic media.

From the Estate of Cecil Buckingham - Brenda Buckingham seller

Buyat

YourOwn

Price

Tract 272.34 Acres

Tract 310.00 Acres

Tract 1

2.7 Acres

Tract 41.3 Acres

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Ryan Bryant270-406-3610

Col. Joe Bryant270-406-7006

Jeremy Wright270-459-0422

www.BRYANTREALTYand AUCTION.com

SATURDAY, MARCH 28 10:00 A.M. (CDT)

ABSOLUTE

2 B.R. VINYL SIDING HOUSE 2 CAR GARAGE 30 X 40 STORAGE BUILDING OTHER STORAGE BUILDINGS 5.377 ACRES IN 2 TRACTS 2 TRACTORS & 5

BUSHHOG ANTIQUES PERSONAL PROPERTY FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 4X4CHEVY BLAZER LOTS OF BODY SHOP & MECHANICS TOOLS FISHING TACKLE

JO BRYANT, SALES ASSOC. 270-459-0757JEFF CYPHERS, AUCTIONEER 270-459-1193

164PATTONRD.

GLASGOW,KY

BARRENCO.!!

TRACT 1: 1.724 ACRES WITH 320 FRONTAGE ON PATTON RD. IMPROVED BY A 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH VI-

NYL SIDING HOUSE WITH ENCLOSED BACK PORCH, C/H/A AND GAS HEAT, COVERED FRONT PORCH, AND

LARGE SHADED LAWN. ALSO IMPROVED BY A 24X 30 GARAGE (CEMENT FLOOR, WIRED, 2 OVERHEAD

DOORS), A 30X 40 STORAGE BUILDING (WIRED), AND OTHER SHEDS AND STORAGE BUILDINGS. LEAD

BASED PAINT DISCLOSURE: HOME WAS BUILT PRIOR TO 1978 AND MAY CONTAIN LEAD-BASED PAINT.PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS HAVE 10 DAYS PRIOR TO SALE TO INSPECT AND MUST SIGN INSPECTION

WAIVER DATE OF SALE.

TRACT 2: 3.653 ACRES WITH 179 FRONTAGE ON PATTON RD. THIS TRACT LAYS LEVEL TO VERY GENTLY

ROLLING & IS UNDER FENCE & IN GOOD GRASS. AN EXCELLENT TRACT FOR A HOUSE & ROOM FOR

BARNS & PASTURE.

VEHICLES: 2004 CHEVY BLAZER 4X4, AUTO, ALL POWER, AIR, REESE HITCH, 57K MILES, GOOD TIRES, 4.3

V6, CLEAN MOTOR, EXCELLENT CONDITION.

TRACTORS: 1999 NH 1720 (LIKE NEW, 1 OWNER, GD. TIRES & PAINT, SHED KEPT) FARMALL CUB OFF-SET

(SERIAL 56688, W/ MID-MOUNT CYCLE MOWER, GD. PAINT & TIRE, RUNS GD.)

FARM EQUIPMENT: WOODS XT160 5 BUSHHOG (LIKE NEW) 5 3PT. GRADER BLADE 3PT. LANDSCAPE-RAKE 3PT. CARRY-ALL 3PT.

1ROW CULT. 4X8 SINGLE AXLE TRAILER P-UP BED TRAILER BOOM POLE ADDITIONAL MID-MOUNT MOWING MACHINE FORT 7

DISC MOWER OLD GRAIN WAGON BED 5 X 12 UTILITY TRAILER IH SMALL MANURE SPEADER (GROUND DRIVEN) 500 FUEL TANK

ON STAND (GRAVITY) AND MUCH MORE!!!!!!

TOOLS: WOOD & ALUM. STEP LADDERS HAND POST HOLE DIGGERS PITCH FORKS SPADES AXES HAMMERS ROPES EXTENSION

LADDERS BARBWIRE UNROLLER BARBWIRE SLING BLADE WHEELBARROW METAL POSTS CHAINS NUMEROUS BODY SHOP &

MECHANICS TOOLS RATCHETS SOCKETS SEVERAL S&K TOOLS SCREW DRIVERS SQUARES HAND SAWS JIG SAW SKILL SAW

LEVELS MITER BOX AIR HOSES DRILL 3/8 DRILL B&D SANDER SHOP HAMMERS HAND DRILL VISE SANDERS OIL CANS

TORCH KIT WORK BENCH W/DRAWERS CLAMPS PIPE WRENCHES WHEEL WRENCHES HOMELITE SAW JACK STANDS ANTIQUE

PLATFORM SCALE S-10 SEATS AND PARTS SMALL VISE 2 BATTERY CHARGERS BENCH GRINDER CREEPERS RATCHET SOCKETSET HOLE SAWS DRILL BITS RIVET GUN BATTERY COMPENSATOR DREMEL TOOL TORCH KIT W/CASE PAINT GUNS 1/2 AIR IM -

PACT WRENCH DEWALT DRILL BIT SETS WELDING RODS COME-A-LONG NUTS BOLTS SCREWS 110V AIR COMPRESSOR JUMPER

CABLES ANTIQUE FIRE EXTINGUISHER LINCOLN AC 225 WELDER FUEL CANS FLOOR JACKS HUSKEE 21HP 41 CUT RIDING MOWER

MURRAY 14 HP 42 CUT RIDING MOWER WEEDEATERS METAL SHELVING HOES RAKES AND MUCH MORE!!!FURNITURE & PERSONAL PROPERTY: SEVERAL CASES OF COKE BOTTLES SEVERAL WOODEN COKE CASES OLD LIC. PLATES METAL FOLDING CHAIRS COCA COLA TINS BASKETS SHELF BUSHEL BASKETS OLD SHELBY FLYER BICYCLE STRAIGHT BACK

CHAIRS SEVERAL TOYS FIGURINES METAL BED MILK CAN OIL LAMPS KEROSENE HEATER COLEMAN FUEL COLEMAN STOVE

COLEMAN LANTERN METAL LAWN CHAIR ANT. ROCKER BEER SIGNS & MIRRORS OLD MARBLES LARGE BELT BUCKLE COLLEC-TION SEVERAL FISHING RODS & REELS AND 5 TACKLE BOXES OF LURES (SOME OLD) SCANNER SEVERAL OLD CAP PISTOLS 110V

AC GM STOOL 5 PC. TWIN BLONDE BEDROOM SUITE SILVERTONE ELEC. GUITAR 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE METAL DAY BED COUCH

CHAIRS END TABLES QUILT CHEST ZENITH TV ZENITH VCR LAMPS TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS KITCHEN WARE DISHES POTS & PANS

TWIN BED CHURN GE WASHER & DRYER KELVINATOR SMALL CHEST FREEZER OLD TOYS WALKING CANES ANTIQUE MEAT BOX

ANTIQUE KITCHEN CABINET AND MORE!!!!

GOLF CART: CLUB CAR (GAS). PISTOL: H&R 9 SHOT .22 REVOLVER.

TERMS: REAL ESTATE15% DEPOSIT (NON-REFUNDABLE) DAY OF AUCTION, BALANCE DUE WITH DEED ON OR BEFORE APRIL 28, 2009.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF THE LAND & HOME WITH DEED. BUYERS WILL PAY 2009 PROPERTY TAXES. A 7% BUYERS PREMIUM WILL

ADDED TO THE FINAL BIDS TO ESTABLISH THE CONTRACT SALE PRICES OF THE REAL ESTATE. PERSONAL PROPERTY- CASH OR

GOOD CHECK WITH PROPER I.D. (CURRENT DRIVERS LICENSE REQUIRED AT REGISTRATION) ON AUCTION DAY. 6% KENTUCKY SALES

TAX WILL APPLY ON PERSONAL PROPERTY NOT FARM TAX EXEMPT. NO BUYERS PREMIUM ON PERSONAL PROPERTY.

SELLING FOR: KENNETH HUMPHREY ESTATE & MRS. MELBA HUMPHREY

LOCATION: 164 PATTON RD., GLASGOW, BARREN CO., KY.

DIRECTIONS: FROM GLASGOW: TAKE HWY. 63 (TOMPKINSVILLE RD.) SOUTH 4 MILES; THEN LEFT ON PATTON RD. 0.25

MILES. AUCTION ON THE LEFT. AUCTION BANNERS POSTED.

AUCTIONEERS COMMENTS: THIS IS A DANDY LITTLE TRACT WITH A GOOD LIVEABLE HOUSE & GOOD USEABLE OUT-BUILDINGS, & IT IS LO-CATED ONLY 4 MILES FROM GLASGOW AND OFF THE MAIN ROAD. THERE IS A GOOD SELECTION OF MECHANICS & SHOP TOOLS, OLD FISHINGLURES, A REAL NICE CHEVY BLAZER, 2 GOOD LITTLE TRACTORS, & LOTS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. WE INVITE YOU TO LOOK IT ALL OVER THENBE AT THIS AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH AT 10A.M. TO BID & BUY AT YOUR PRICE THE AUCTION WAY. SEE YOU THERE!!!! Col. Joe, Ryan & Jeremy.

REAL ESTATE WILL BE SOLD AT 11:00 A.M. FOLLOWED BY THE BLAZER, TRACTORS, FARM EQUIPMENT & MECHANICS TOOLS!!!

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SATURDAY, APRIL 4 10:00 A.M. (CDT)

LAND

65.8 ACRES (6 TRACTS) LEVEL TO GENTLY ROLLING CROP-LAND ROAD

FRONTAGE NICE HOMESITES POND


94PITCOCKRD.

SUMMERSHADE

METCALFECO.!!

SELLING FOR: MRS. EARLINE PITCOCK , BETTY MILLER, P.O.A.

LOCATION: 94 PITCOCK RD. SUMMER SHADE, METCALFE CO., KY

DIRECTIONS: FROM GLASGOW TAKE KY HWY. 90 EAST (BURKESVILLE RD.) 11.75 MILES JUST ACROSS THE METCALFE CO. LINE.

PROPERTY ON THE LEFT. AUCTION BANNERS POSTED.

AUCTIONEERS COMMENTS:IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SOME GOOD FARM-LAND FOR HAY OR PASTURE, OR FOR SOME ACREAGE TO BUILD ON, ORFOR SOME LAND TO INVEST IN THEN YOU CERTAINLY NEED TO LOOK THESE TRACTS OVER. THIS IS A GREAT CENTRAL LOCATION, GOOD STRONGLAND, CITY WATER AVAILABLE TO ALL TRACTS, & LOTS OF GOOD HOME-SITES. TIME HAS PROVEN THAT REAL ESTATE IS THE BEST INVESTMENTONE CAN MAKE & NOW IS A BUYERS MARKET. COME PREPARED TO BUY AT YOUR PRICE THE AUCTION WAY! SEE YOU THERE!!!! Col. Joe, Ryan & Jeremy.

TRACTS 1, 2, & 3 WILL BE SOLD INDIVIDUALLY AND OFFERED IN COMBINATION. TRACTS 4, 5, & 6 WILL BE

SOLD INDIVIDUALLY AND OFFERED IN COMBINATION. NO OTHER COMBINATIONS WILL BE OFFERED.

AUCTIONS THATS

WHAT WE DO!!!!!

GREAT LAND

BUYING

OPPORTUNITY!!

TRACT 1: 39.62 ACRES WITH 336 FRONTAGE ON HWY. 90 (GLAS-

GOW RD.). THIS TRACT IS ALMOST ALL CROP-LAND WITH A

SMALL WOODED AREA, IN GOOD GRASS, LAYS NEARLY LEVEL

TO GENTLY ROLLING, AND IS WELL WATERED BY GLOVERS

CREEK, SPRING, AND A BRANCH.

TRACT 2: 6.87 ACRES WITH 360 FRONTAGE ON PITCOCK RD.

APPROX. 50% OPEN & IN GRASS & LAYS GENTLY ROLLING.






(CORNER LOT). ALL OPEN & IN GRASS, LAYS GENTLY ROLLING

TO ROLLING, & IS AN EXCELLENT HOME-SITE WITH A VIEW.


ALL OPEN & IN GOOD GRASS, LAYS GENTLY ROLLING TO ROLL-

ING AND IS ALSO AN EXCELLENT HOME-SITE WITH A VIEW.

TERMS: REAL ESTATE15% DEPOSIT (NON-REFUNDABLE)

DAY OF AUCTION, BALANCE DUE WITH DEED ON OR BEFORE

MAY 4, 2009. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF THE LAND WITH DEED.

PURCHASERS WILL PAY 2009 PROPERTY TAXES. A 7% BUYERS

PREMIUM WILL ADDED TO THE FINAL BIDS TO ESTABLISH

THE CONTRACT SALE PRICES OF THE REAL ESTATE.


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SATURDAY, APRIL 4 12:00 NOON (CDT)

ABSOLUTE

234.646 ACRES (2 TRACTS) BY RECENT SURVEY TIMBER CREEK & BRANCHES

BARN POND VIEWS EXCELLENT HUNTING GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY


CENTERPOINTRD.

TOMPKINSVILLE,KY.

MONROECO.!!

SELLING FOR: JUDY CLEARY, DENNIS CURTIS, ROGER & WANDA PERKINS

LOCATION: CENTER POINT RD., HWY 2439, TOMPKINSVILLE, MONROE CO., KY.

DIRECTIONS:FROM TOMPKINSVILLE: TAKE HWY. 100 (CENTER POINT RD.) EAST 11.2 MILES; THEN RIGHT ON HWY. 2439 (CENTER POINT

RD.) 1.7 MILES. AUCTION ON THE LEFT.FROM BURKESVILLE: TAKE HWY. 90 (GLASGOW RD.) WEST 6.3 MILES; THEN LEFT ON HWY. 10011.1 MILES; THEN LEFT ON HWY. 2439 (CENTER POINT RD.)1.7 MILES. AUCTION ON THE LEFT. AUCTION BANNERS POSTED.

AUCTIONEERS COMMENTS: THIS IS A NICE LARGE TRACT OF GROUND WITH MANY POSSIBLE USES. TRACTS THIS SIZE WITH SIMILAR ATTRI-BUTES ARE SELDOM OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION. TAKE THE TIME TO DRIVE OVER THIS PROPERTY; IT COULD BE JUST WHATYOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. ONCE YOUVE LOOKED AT THIS PROPERTY WERE SURE YOU WILL WANT TO BE AT THIS AUCTION SATURDAY,APRIL 4TH AT 12 NOON TO BID & BUY AT YOUR PRICE, THE AUCTION WAY. SEE YOU THERE!!! Col. Joe, Ryan & Jeremy.

TRACT A: 117.427 ACRES WITH 309 FRONTAGE ON HWY.

2439. THIS TRACT CONSISTS OF SOME MOSTLY LEVEL

OPEN FIELDS, SOME OPEN VALLEYS, AND THE BALANCE

WOODED. THE RIDGES OFFER OUT-STANDING RIVER-

VALLEY VIEWS AND COVERED WITH GROWING TIMBER.

THE VALLEYS OFFER SECLUSION AND FLOWING WATER

FROM A COUPLE OF BRANCHES, AND AN ABUNDANCE OFWILDLIFE MAKES THIS TRACT THEIR HOME. DONT MISS

THE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE THIS TRACT OF PROP-

ERTY!

TRACT B: 117.219 ACRES WITH PUBLIC ROAD ACCESS

OFF OF HWY. 2439. LIKE TRACT A, THIS TRACT CONSISTS

OF SOME MOSTLY LEVEL OPEN FIELDS, SOME OPEN VAL-

LEYS, AND THE BALANCE WOODED. THE VERY ACCESSI-

BLE RIDGES OFFER OUT-STANDING RIVER VALLEY VIEWS

AND COVERED WITH GROWING TIMBER. THE VALLEY OF-

FERS SECLUSION AND FLOWING WATER FROM A CREEK

AND COUPLE OF BRANCHES, AND AN ABUNDANCE OF

WILDLIFE MAKES THIS TRACT THEIR HOME. BE SURE TO

TAKE THE TIME LOOK THIS NICE TRACT OVER!!!!!!

TERMS: 10% DEPOSIT (NON-REFUNDABLE) DAY OF AUC-TION, BALANCE DUE WITH DEED ON OR BEFORE MAY 4,

2009. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF THE LAND WITH DEED.

2009 PROPERTY TAXES TO BE PRO-RATED TO THE CLOS-

ING DATE. A 7% BUYERS PREMIUM WILL ADDED TO

THE FINAL BIDS TO ESTABLISH THE CONTRACT SALE

PRICES OF THE REAL ESTATE.

TRACT ATRACT B

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DIRECTIONS - From Hwy. 31W, Hart County High School:

Take Hwy. 88 east 4 miles to North Caldwell Road, Turn right

and continue for one mile to auction site. From Glasgow:

Take 31E, 25 north to Hardyville, take Hwy. 88 West 2 miles,

turn left on North Caldwell Road and go one mile to auction.From Hardyville: Take Hwy. 88 West 2 miles, turn on North

Caldwell Road and go 1 mile to auction site.

Furniture: 2 leather couches with matching chairs, recliners,

wing back chairs, maple dining room set, roll top desk, chairs,

bar stools, book shelves, end tables, baby crib, wooden childrens

rockers, wooden high chairs, papasan chair, wicker stands, ar-

moire, cherry dresser, wooden bed with bookcase, lamps, patio

furniture.Appliances: refrigerator, freezer, washer, dryer, mi-

crowave woodstove with at top.Dishes:Amber, Blue Onion,

Green Glasses Dishes Bottles, Brown Glasses Dishes Bottles.

Gone with the Wind Hamilton Selection Large Print Collectible

Plates and Barbie Dolls still in Boxes, Misc China. Baskets:

Longeberger and Wicker.Also Selling:TVs, Radios, CB Radio,

Antique Radio, Antique Pedal Sewing Machine, Quilts, Collect-

ible Tin Cans, Coca Cola Memorabilia and Collectibles, Dale

Earnhart racing memorabilia, cars and books, Over 100 Por-

celain Dolls, Area Rugs, Barbie Collector, Madam Alexander,

Bradford House, Antique Hats, Barbie Jeep and Battery, pots,

pans, houseware glassware, linens, LP Albums, Childrens Dis-

ney Movies, Scrap Movies, Books, Encyclopedias, Christmas

Decorations Wreaths and Lights.

SELLING COLLECTION OF CASE KNIVES!

Terms:Cash or good check day of auction. Note: 10% buyers

premium will be added to all nal bids to determine nal sales

price. A 6% sales tax will be added to all taxable items. All items sell-ing as is where is with no guarantees as to the condition of the items

sold. All announcements day of auction take precedence over all other

advertisement.

Auctioneers Note:Partners Realty and Auction is honored to conduct

this Estate Auction for Sharon Locke and The Mitchell Locke Estate.

Mr. Locke was a former farmer and former magistrate of Hart Co. and

served many years with The Hardyville Volunteer Fire Dept. Sharon is relocating and has asked Partners Realty and Auction to con-

duct this auction. Dont miss the opportunity to join us a bid and buy the items of your choice auction day. Owners: Mitchell Locke

Estate, Sharon Locke Executrix Honorable: JD Craddock Attorney. For more information call Tim Sexton 270-537-4550 , Darrell

Hensley 270-528-6955 or the ofce 270-528-3024

Sel l ing: Mitchel l Locke Estate

March 21, 2009 10:00 AM CDT

1187 N. Caldwell Rd., Munfordville, KY.

ABSOLUTE AUCTION

DARRELLHENSLEYREALTOR

Auctioneer270-528-6955

[email protected] 6785 Defries Rd. Canmer, KY 42722R. Conroy Harris, Broker, Auctioneer270-524-2852 | Darrell Hensley, Auctioneer 270-528-6955

PartnersREALTY & AUCTION, LLCPartners

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Auctioneers Note: Partners Realty and Auction is honored to conduct this farm and equipment auction for the Locke

family. Melvin and Mitchell Locke have had a very successful farming operation in the Hardyville area of Hart

County for many years. Due to the passing of Mitchell Locke, Partners Realty and Auction have been asked to con-

duct this Absolute Auction to dissolve this partner farm operation. These farms have been well maintained and are

very productive. Also this operation is ideal for cattle farming. The equipment has been serviced well and taken care

of and is kept in the dry and is in excellent condition. Dont miss this huge farm and liquidation sale!

Terms: Real Estate 15% down day of sale balance 30 days with good deed. Taxes 2009 to be prorated to day of clos-

ing.

Note: A 10% buyers Premium will be added to all nal bids to determine nal sale price of Real Estate, Farm Ma-

chinery and Personal Property.

For more information call Partners Realty and Auction (270)528-3024 Tim Sexton (270)537-4550 or Darrell Hensley

(270)528-6955.

March 28, 2009 10:00 AM CDT4 FARMS, 264 ACRES, MASONITE SIDINg HOME, 6 TRACTORS, HAY AND TILLAgE EQUIPMENT,

CATTLE TRAILERS AND POLARIS 6 WHEELER

Locke Brothers Farms Owners: Melvin & Betty Locke Sharon Locke and Mitchell Locke Estate.ABSOLUTE FARM AUCTION

1187 N. Caldwell Rd., Munfordville, KY.

DARRELLHENSLEYREALTORAuctioneer

[email protected]

6785 Defries Rd. Canmer, KY 42722R. Conroy Harris, Broker, Auctioneer270-524-2852 | Darrell Hensley, Auctioneer 270-528-6955

PartnersREALTY & AUCTION, LLCPartners

Locke Brothers - Hue Land and FarmEquipment Liquidation

TRACTORS:

International 886 with Cab with 6248

Hrs.

Case International 685 with 3855 Hrs.International 784 with 4498 Hrs.

Case International 685 with 6545 Hrs.

with Koyker 210 Loader with Hayfork.

Farmall 140 with Cultivators and Inter-national Side Dresser.

M International Tractor with Mounted 2

Row New Idea Corn Picker.

EQUIPMENT:

Polaris 6 Wheeler 4 Wheel

Drive Electric Pump Push

Bar Windshield Cab and

Doors

Massey Ferguson 1339 Disc Bine

New Holland BR780 Hay Roller

Tye 10 ft. No Till Drill, (2) 8 ft. Bushog

Disc Mowers

Fanx 500 Hay Tedder with Hydraulics

352 New Holland Feed Grinder

New Idea AVCO Manure Spreader

Enrossi 11 Wheel Rake

(2) NH Hay Rakes with dolly

327 John Deere Hay Baler

Taylorway 261 6 ft. bushog6 ft Tiller, 10 ft. Bushog Disc

12 ft. John Deere Disc

16 ft. Cattle Trailer

Flatbed tilt trailer

Corn Elevator

1965 Chevy with 75,442 miles

Cattle LoaderPriefer Cattle working with Chute

Cattle Scales

Electric Hay Elevator400 Gal Spray with Booms

5500 International Chisel Plow

8ft. Seruis Bushog

10 ft. 3210 Bushog

IH 720 Spring Loaded 16 4

Bottom Plow

Mechanical 2 Row Tobacco setter

Dan Hueser Post

Hole Digger

Dan Heuser Post Driver

Gates,(6)

16 ft. Wagons

John Deere Running Gears

(5) Gravity bed wagons with JD run-

ning gears

18,000 Tobacco Sticks

Gas Corn and Hay Elevators

16 ft. Low Bay Goose Neck Trailer

1950 GMC 2Ton Flatbed with 1125 Gal. Water Tank,

Allis Chamber No

Till Cornplanter 4 Row

Murray 17.5 H.P Lawn Mower

6 ft. Grader Blade

420 International 3 Bottom

14 Plow

Feed Trough

16 ft. Goose Neck Trailer

2 Row New Idea Pull TypeCorn Picker

Drill Press

Cherry PickerTire Changer

Floor Jacks

Tire Rims

2 Solar Boxes

2 Canvas Wraparound Cabs

Float Bed Plant Mower

Come Alongs

IH Tractor Suitcase Weights

International Tractor

Weights

Creep Feeders

Hay Rings

Float Beds.

DIRECTIONS - From Hwy. 31W, Hart County High School: Take Hwy. 88 east 4 miles to North Caldwell Road, Turn right

and continue for one mile to auction

site. From Glasgow: Take 31E, 25north to Hardyville, take Hwy. 88 West

2 miles, turn left on North Caldwell

Road and go one mile to auction. From

Hardyville: Take Hwy. 88 West 2 miles,

turn on North Caldwell Road and go 1

mile to auction site.

FARM

#1

FARM #2FARM#

3

FARM #4


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Value of goods sold at auction2002 = $195.3 billion2003 = $203.2 billion2004 = $217.2 billion2005 = $240.2 billion2006 = $257.2 billion2007 = $270.7 billion

2007 Auction Industry Growth

$270.7 BILLION

The live auction industrys revenue grew 5.3% translating into $270.7 billion and

is documented in this report produced by the National Auctioneers Association.With an increase in all sectors of the real estate market and charity auctions,

public perception of auctions is changing and becoming the first choice for

people who want to sell and buy real and personal property.

For the fifth consecutive year, the auction industry showed

significant growth. This report shows this growth

overall and by sector. This report only measures

live auctions and does not include

online auction sales.

AUCTION INDUSTRY GROWS 5.3% IN 2007

2002

$195.3

2003

$203.

2

2004

$217.

2

2005

$240.

2

2006

$257.

2

2007

$270.7

2007 REVENUE ESTIMATES BYAUCTION SPECIALTYAREA

With 2007 gross sales revenue of $87.8 billion, the automotive sector continues to account for about one-third of all

live auction revenue. There is a small difference between gross sales receipts for 2007 and combined total revenue

for specific auction segments. The survey asked members to estimate changes in their cumulative gross sales receipts

for 2007 compared to 2006. Members estimates for specific auction categories were slightly less than their percent

estimates for total annual sales growth.

Art,antiques &

collectibles

Automobiles

Agricultural machinery& equipment

Commercial and industrialmachinery & equipment

Livestock

Land and agricultural real estate

Commercial and industrial real estate

Residential real estate

Personal property

Intellectual property

Charity

Other

Gross Sales Revenue (in billions) By Auction Area 2003 to 2007

$13.7$13.2

$12.1$11.7$11.4

$18.2$18.1$18.2$18.4

$17.3

$13.0$12.1$12.0$11.7

$10.9

$17.4$17.4$17.2$16.8$17.1

$25.9$25.3

$23.3$21.8

$19.0

$15.7$15.0

$13.7$13.1

$11.8

$16.9$16.0

$14.2$13.1

$11.5

$9.7$10.1$10.0$9.9$9.5

$0.2$0.2$0.2$0.2$0.2

$2.2$2.3$2.2$2.2$2.1

$87.8$87.3

$81.9$79.8

$79.0

2007

2006

20052004

2003

PEOPLE ATTEND AUCTIONSFOR FUN AND VALUEA study by Harris Interactivein 2004 found the following factsabout auction attendees:

97% of attendees feel auctionsare fun.

92% have a favorable impressionof Auctioneers.

83% feel auctions are a wayto get good values on items.

75% of attendees bring the wholefamily when they attend anauction.

Consumers will travel 1.3 hoursto attend a live auction.

Online live auctions attractbuyers to live auctions,not the reverse.

$16.2$15.6

$14.6$14.5

$13.4

REAL ESTATE FOCUS

Despite a slump in sales of new and existing homes in 2007, revenues from residential real estate sold at live auction

grew a solid 5.3% from 2006, and 46.6% since 2003. What might account for this performance?

One explanation might be the greater acceptance of the auction method of marketing among homeowners, buyers,

institutions, and real estate professionals. Public recognition of the benefits and successful results of live auctions should

bring even greater growth to this sector as the housing market recovers.

As the sale of real estate through live auction has increased, real estate agents have discovered the opportunity that

live auctions provide for quicker turnaround of property. Finally, Auctioneers' interest in marketing real estate has

accelerated, particularly using multi-tract sales to increase a property's value.

SNAPSHOT ON CHARITY AUCTIONS

Charity auctions are the fourth-fastest growing specialty segment within the auction industry. Estimated gross sales revenue

increased to $16.2 billion in 2007, a 4.1% increase from 2006. Since 2003, total growth of this auction segment has

climbed 21.1%. Approximately two-thirds of NAA members conducted one or more charity auctions in 2007.

Non-profit organizations realize that using a professional Auctioneer for fund-raisers can raise more money, provide

greater entertainment, and protect the organization from problems and legal liabilities compared to a non-professional.

DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL REVENUES BY AUCTION SEGMENTS

The chart below shows how gross sales revenue is distributed among auction specialties based

on a five-year average. This period of time provides a longer-term perspective for evaluating

the share of total auction revenues among various specialty areas.

The automotive area, with 37.6% of total sales, leads all other segments in the distributionof auction revenue that can be linked to an auction specialty. Combined, the three real estate

segments represent an average of 23.2% of total revenues over the past five years. As a percent

of total specialty sales, the share of real estate sales has risen each year since 2003.

MARKETING COSTS

Auctioneers spent approximately $3.8 billion in marketing and advertising in 2007,

an 8.9% increase from 2006. A recent Cost of Doing Business study by NAA indicated that

about 20% of the average firms expenses were earmarked for marketing and advertising.

That percentage includes both dollars to promote customers auctions and funds to market

the Auctioneers company.

GROWTH IN THE NUMBER OF AUCTIONS

The number of live auctions increased 4.6% from 2006. Growing public acceptance and enthusiasm to sell and

purchase goods through live auction is undoubtedly a leading factor for this rise. A commitment by Auctioneers

to expand their business through advertising and other types of marketing also contributes to more auctions.

Distribution of Sales by Auction Specialty 2003-2007 Average

Art,antiques & collectibles 5.6%

Automobiles 37.6%

Agricultural machinery & equipment 8.2%Commercial and industrial machinery & equipment 5.4%

Livestock 7.8%

Land and agricultural real estate 10.4%

Commercial and industrial real estate 6.3%

Residential real estate 6.5%

Personal property 4.5%

Intellectual property 0.1%

Charity 6.7%

Other 1.0%

APPROACH TO ESTIMATING INDUSTRY SALES

Prior to 2003, no extensive and professional data collection about auction

industry gross sales was available. NAA selected the internationally-known

market research firm, Morpace Inc., to create a survey tool and collect this

data from the live auction industry. A national sample of more than 1,300

interviews was conducted with auction firms. This sample included NAA

members, non-NAA members, and large companies that accounted for

significant market share in various auction specialty areas. Based on this comprehensive information, a model was

developed to project industry-wide sales.

Using the original 2003 sales relationships between NAA members and the industry, the Morpace model projects

industry-wide sales based primarily on data collected from NAA member interviews. Since 2004, industry-wide gross

sales receipts have been derived from quarterly interviews with NAA members and collecting year-end sales activity

of mega-firms within specific auction specialties.

In 2007, MORPACE conducted a total of 1,372 Internet interviews with NAA members. Members estimated changes

in their annual gross sales receipts from 2006 as well as within auction specialty areas. Data was also collected on

marketing and advertising spending as well as the number of total auctions conducted in 2007.

PERCENTAGE REVENUE GROWTH WITHIN AUCTION SEGMENTS

The fastest growing specialty auction segments since 2003

are real estate-related. The adjacent chart shows total

percentage change in gross sales for different auction

specialties from 2003-2007. Residential real estate

experienced the highest growth since 2003, increasing

46.6%. Gross sales of residential real estate rose from

$11.5 billion in 2003 to $16.9 billion in 2007.

Land and agricultural real estate grew 36.3%,

while commercial and industrial real estate climbed 32.7%

from 2003 to 2007. The charity auction specialty

showed the fourth-fastest growth, rising 21.1%. Grosssales from charity auctions advanced from $13.4 billion

to $16.2 billion in the 2003-2007 period.

The automotive sector represents the largest specialty

category, accounting for about one-third of total

industry-wide sales. The growth of total sales in this

sector has increased only 11.2% since 2003.

Online competitors might contribute to slower

revenue growth in this segment.

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

REAL ESTATE SALES CLIMBED

32.7% FROM 2003 TO 2007.

Percent Total Sales Growth 2003-2007

Residential real estate 46.6%

Land and agricultural real estate 36.3%

Commercial and industrial real estate 32.7%

Charity 21.1%

Art, antiques & collectibles 20.1%

Commercial and industrial machinery & equipment 19.2%

Automobiles 11.2%

Intellectual property 8.8%

Other 5.8%

Agricultural machinery & equipment 5.1%

Personal property 2.4%

Livestock 1.9%


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