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National Geographic to auct ion famous photos, ar tNEW YORK (AP) — National Geo-graphic Society has chronicled scientificexpeditions, explorations, archaeology,wildlife and world cultures for more than100 years, amassing a collection of 11.5million photos and original illustrations.

A small selection of that massive archive— 240 pieces spanning from the late1800s to the present — will be sold atChristie's in December at an auction ex-pected to bring about $3 million, the firsttime any of the institution's collection hasbeen sold.

Among the items are some of NationalGeographic's most indelible photo-graphs, including that of an Afghan girl

during the Soviet invasion ofAfghanistan, a portrait of AdmiralRobert Peary at his 1908 expedition tothe North Pole, a roaring lion in SouthAfrica and the face of a Papua NewGuinea aborigine.

Paintings and illustrations include N.C.Wyeth's historical scene of sword-fight-ing pirates, Charles Bittinger's view ofEarth as seen from the moon, andCharles Knight's depictions of di-nosaurs and other prehistoric animals.

They are being auctioned "to celebrateour legacy .... and to give people achance to buy a little

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National Geographic Society has chronicled scientific expeditions, explo-rations, archaeology, wildlife and world cultures for more than 100 years,amassing a collection of 11.5 million photos and original illustrations.

Vintage Aston Martin DB5 driven by Sir PaulMcCartney set to fetch $1.6 million

A vintage Aston Martin DB5 driven bySir Paul McCartney while The Beatlesshot to international fame is expectedto fetch more than $1.6M when it goeson sale.

Sir Paul orderedthe dark bluesports car in1964 on the eveof the bandsworld tour andhad it fitted witha black leatherinterior, Motorolaradio and its very own record player.

The Aston Martin is one of 93 classiccars going under the hammer in anauction in Battersea Park, London, thatis expected to bring in $11million and$12.5million.

Peter Wallman, who will be co-running

the bidding for RM Auctions, said thefame of both the car and the ownermade it a particularly special item.

Mr Wallman said:'The Aston MartinDB5 is one of themost iconic cars inthe world, driven byJames Bond. Andwe’re talking aboutone of the mosticonic super groupsof the 1960s.

'We’ve sold a couple of cars owned bySteve McQueen which have sold foreight, nine, 10 times what they wouldbe worth if they were just regular cars.

'I’m not going to predict that happeninghere but if somebody collects Beatlesmemorabilia and just really wanted tohave Paul McCartney’s Aston Martinthen it could go crazy.'

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Located: Right in the heart ofSmithville. From I-40, take theSmithville exit onto Hwy 56 South.Go approx 10 miles to Hwy 56and Hwy 70 red light, turn right.See sign about a block down onright for rear entrance driveway.

Real Estate consist of an 5 bdr,7.5 bath mostly brick home on a

cozy lot in town. Built around 1974, this house has many stories to tell.Guest Suite on lower level with own parking area. Multiple possibilitiesabound with this home. “Gun Smoke” type saloon which has welcomed

many a guest over the years. Each bedroom features its own bath area and the amaze-ment never ceases. Outside there is a great blacktop driveway and 3 seperate ways toenter your property. Surrounded by commercial property, this property has huge poten-tials for any and all. This is a must see home and is selling Absolute to the highest bidder!

Note from Agent: Ladies and Gentleman, it is extremely rare tocome across such a versatile property. There is plenty of spacefor you, your family, and all your friends. With proper zoning, this

would even make a great multi-dwelling property with great income potential or even a great piece of com-mercial property or mix use. You do not want to miss this Auction, so mark your calendar and Come! Bid!Buy!Terms: 20% down day of sale and balance due at closing.

Referring Agent:Don Sonners - 615-597-5869

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Sellers: Heirs of the late W.W. Knowles

Auctioneers: Gene Carman andRay Carman. For more info call Rayat 615-428-4890

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402 South College St Huge 5BR House - 7.5 baths

In-law Quarters - 3 Kitchens - Office area Large Outbuilding

A Portion of the W.W. Knowles Estate

LOCATED: At 114 Dorris Drive, Hendersonvillle. Directions from Nashville, take I-65N to the Veterans Blvd. (Hendersonville/Gallatin exit) to exit #6 (turn right on New Shackle IslandRoad), turn left on Savely Drive, right on Dorris Drive, property on left, see signs posted.

REAL ESTATE: Consists of a charming 3-bedroom brick house that features approx. 1725 sq. ft. ofliving space. House has living room, eat-in kitchen complete with cooktop, oven, and dishwasher, den,oversized rec room with brick fireplace, 2 ceramic tile baths, utility room, carpet, tile, and hardwoodflooring. House has cathedral ceilings, CH&A, 2-car carport, front porch, back patio, city water andsewer. This is a beautiful yard. House is nestled under tall mature shade trees in full fall color.

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NOTE FROM AGENT: Real estate is selling absolute. This is a great opportunity for you, the Buyer!! This property is in a choice location just offthe Bypass convenient to schools, churches, and shopping! Come and buy at your price!!!!!TERMS: 20% down day of sale, balance with deed; Or, the Citizens Bank in Gallatin is offering terms to qualified buyers. Contact Randall Carterat (615) 206-1748 for details.

SELLER: Virgina J. Frye AUCTIONEERS: Gene Carman and Lloyd Andrews (615) 452-5341

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. . .”Photos”part of this great institution's history,"said Maura Mulvihill, senior vice presi-dent of National Geographic's imageand video archives.

"We think of ourselves as the unsungfathers of modern photojournalism,"she added. "I don't think people areaware of what a massive instructivearchive this is."

Proceeds from the Dec. 6 auction, justweeks before National Geographic's125th anniversary, will go for the pro-motion and preservation of the archiveand "the nurturing of young photogra-phers, artists and explorers ... who arethe future of the organization," Mulvihillsaid.

National Geographic sponsors andfunds scientific research and explo-ration through its official journal, Na-tional Geographic Magazine, whichreaches 8.8 million people worldwide in36 countries and in 27 languages. Thesociety reaches millions more throughits National Geographic Channel, books

and other sources. While National Ge-ographic is known today for its photog-raphy, early magazines were filled withartwork.

Among the fine art being offered is anoil painting by Tom Lovell of Gen.Robert E. Lee's Civil War surrender atAppomattox. It's expected to fetch$20,000 to $30,000.

"The Duel On The Beach," a painting oftwo pirates by the American artist N.C.Wyeth, is estimated to sell for $800,000to $1.2 million. Another Wyeth, "JamesWolfe at Quebec," was commissionedto accompany a 1949 article on thegeneral taking Quebec from the Frenchgeneral the Marquis de Montcalm. Ithas a pre-sale estimate of $30,000 to$50,000.

Steve McCurry's photograph of theAfghan girl carries an $8,000 to$12,000 pre-sale estimate. McCurryhas made a special print of the imagefor the sale, and part of the proceedsfrom it will be donated to the AfghanGirls' Fund.

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3 REAL ESTATE SALESCOMMERCIAL BUILDING 1218 JEFFERSON ST 10:00 AM

COMMERCIAL LOT 1304 JEFFERSON ST 11:30 AMHOUSE AND LOT 1502 PHILLIPS ST. 1:00 PM

ANTIQUES / GLASSWARE / ROOSTERS / COLLECTIBLES

1218 JEFFERSON ST - LILLIAN DUNN THOMAS ESTATE

Directions Sale # 1 1218 Jefferson St. 10:00 AM:From Nashville take I-24 West to Jefferson St. Exit #47 continue across Jefferson St. Bridge 1 ½ miles toSale on right. This 1974 sq. ft. building is currentlyrented to a restaurant /catering service this is paying$500.00 per month. There is a large dining room area,kitchen and 2 baths with plenty of parking. All on a 66ft. x 150 ft. lot zoned Commercial Services with an

Urban Zoning Overlay.

Directions Sale # 2 1304 Jefferson St. 11:30 AM: This is a vacant commercial lot fronting40 ft. on Jefferson St. going back 150 ft, to an alley. Zoned Commercial Services with aUrban Zoning Overlay.

Directions Sale # 3 1502 Phillips St. 1:00 PM: From Nashville take I-24 West to JeffersonSt. Exit # 47 cointinue across Jefferson St. Bridge 2miles to 16th Ave. N. Left on 16th to Left on Phillips.

This 1421 sq. ft. home has an unfinished basement. Themain floor has hardwood floors, central heat and air, alarge living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, andfull bath. Upstairs there is a living room, dining room, 2bedrooms, full bath and plumbing for a kitchen. All on a30 ft. x 150 ft. lot with fenced back yard. With some up-

dating and repairs this would make agreat home or investment. All 3 ofthese properties are located in anarea that has undergone revitaliza-tion, convenient to Fisk, Meharry, andTSU etc.

Personal Property: dozens of roost-ers all shapes and sizes, SwarovskiRoosters, huge marble top table, balland glass claw foot table, glassware,

H a v i -l a n dchina,MikasaB o n echina, dining room suite, bedroom suites, glass claw foot endtable and chair, A.M. Graphophone phonograph and records,rocking chairs, end tables, antique wood and leather rocker,miniature rocker, buffet, cheat of drawers, marble top tableon ceramic casters, original oil on canvas, marble mantleclock, ladies hats and boxes, and much more.

Terms. Real Estate: CASH. 15% earnest Money Day ofSale Balance at closing. Deed and Insured Title Furnished byEstate. Personal Property: Cash. Visa, MasterCard, Discoveraccepted. Divers License Required for Bidding Number. Sale # 06512

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Directions: From Nashville Take I-65 N to Exit 85 Rosa L. Parks Blvd. Right to Garfieldcontinue on Buchanan to D.B.Todd Blvd. Right on D.B.Todd 2blocks to Sale.

This commercial building hasbrick masonry construction, cen-tral heat and air.. It contains of-fice, eating area updated kitchenand bathroom large storage areaand one car garage size shoparea. Currently zoned Commer-cial Services with Urban ZoningOverlay.

Terms: CASH. 15% Earnest Money Day of Sale Balance at closing. Deed and Insured titleFurnished by Estate. Sale # 06612

130 FT. X 119 FT. CORNER LOT / ZONED CS2023 CLARKSVILLE PIKE 37208 - ALVIN FLY ESTATE

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7TH at 1:00 PM

REMODELED 2 BEDROOM HOME2021 9TH AVE N. 37208

Directions: From Rosa Parks Blvd. (8th Ave. N.) and Dominican turn onto Dominican go2 blocks to left on 9th Ave. N sale on right.

This 1057sqft home has been pro-fessionally remodeled. It has twobedrooms, 11 x 14 great room,laundry/mud room, new bath, andnew 11 x 11 eat in kitchen. It hasnew or refinished hard woodfloors, with new central heat andair, siding and windows. This homeis ready to move in. Located on a42 ft. x 129 ft. lot. convenient toDowntown, Metro Center, and I-65.

Terms: Cash, Make Your FinancialArrangements Prior to Sale. 15%of Earnest Money Day of Sale Bal-ance at Closing. Deed and InsuredTitle Furnished by sellers. Sale #

06412

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93 FORD F-250 / 65 FORD GALAXIE (NEEDS WORK) HUSKY TOOL BOX, LADDERS,TOOLS, LIVING ROOM FURNITURE, BEDROOM FURNITURE, ENGINE HOIST

Directions: from Nashville take I-65 North toExit # 87 W. Trinity Ln. Left 1 mile to BaptistWorld Center Dr. Left 1 mile to sale.

This 40 ft. x 155 ft. corner lot is zoned IWD, In-dustrial Warehousing/Distribution District. TheIWD district implements those industrial poli-cies of the general plan that provide opportu-nities for wholesaling, warehousing and bulkdistribution uses. Vehicle sales, service,

wrecker services, etc.

Currently there is a 100 sq. ft. 2 bedroom home in excellent con-dition, central heat and air, living room, den / 3rd bedroom, eat-inkitchen and laundry room and a 24 ft. x 24 ft. storage shed.

Personal Property: 65 Ford Galaxie (352 engine out of car), 93Ford F-250, Husky tool box and tools, floor jack, engine hoist, gasgenerator, pipe wrenches, step and extension ladders, DeWaltSaws-All, car parts, ladder material hoist, ramps, chains, washer,dryer, microwave, dining room table and chairs, bedroom suite,living room furniture etc.

Terms: CASH. Real Estate. 15% Earnest Money Day of Balanceat Closing. Deed and Insured Title Furnished by Estate. PersonalProperty: CASH. Day of Sale. Visa, MasterCard, Discover ac-

cepted. Drivers License Required for Bidding Number. Sale # 06712


1007 SQ. FT. HOME / 24 FT. X 24 FT. STORAGE SHED40 FT X 155 FT CORNER LOT ZONED IWD

1300 BAPTIST WORLD CENTER DR. 37207 - RAY COOK ESTATE

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Directions: From Nashville TakeI-440 West to Exit # 1 continueEast on West End Ave. ½ mile toAcklen Park Dr. Left on AcklenPark right on Long Blvd.

The main floor of this 2400 sq. ft.Brick home has hardwood floors,gas central heat and air, livingroom, w/ fireplace, formal diningroom, breakfast room, office,kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 2 ½baths. Upstairs there are 2 bed-

rooms and a full bath. Downstairs is a full-unfinished basement. All on a beautiful 65 ft. x 160 ft.lot Zoned Rm40. With updating to suit Your tastes this would make a great home. With Develop-ment possible of up to 10 units. This is a unique opportunity to purchase a home with potential lim-ited only by Your Own Imagination. West End Park Says it All. Close to Vanderbilt, Green Hills,Downtown, Just off West End.

Terms: CASH. 15% earnest Money Day of Sale Balance at Closing. Deed and Insured Title Fur-nished by Seller. Sale # 06812


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Bob Knight selling rings, medal at auctionNEW YORK — Hall of Famer BobKnight is selling his championship bas-ketball rings and Olympic gold medalfor what he considers a very good rea-son: the education of his grandchildren.A collection of the former coach's mem-orabilia will be auctioned by SteinerSports Memorabilia. It's part of a salethat features the jersey Yankees pitcherDon Larsen wore while pitching a per-fect game in the World Series.

"John Havlicek and I were just talkingone day about all the stuff we had ac-cumulated over the years," Knight saidMonday from the Denver airport, refer-ring to his college teammate at OhioState who went on to a Hall of Famecareer with the Boston Celtics. "As wetalked we decided the money couldbevery useful to put our grandchildren

through college."

The auction, which has already startedfor some items, runs through Dec. 5and will feature Knight's rings from histhree NCAA championship teams at In-diana — the undefeated 1976 seasonand the ones from 1981 and 1987.

The company will also sell a sports coatand a warmup jacket given to Knight ascoach of the gold medal-winning U.S.Olympic team in 1984.

"I've got stuff I didn't even know I had,"Knight said. "I don't put anything up inthe house. If you came into the houseyou would think I was a mailman. And Idon't even wear rings."

Knight is aware of the enthusiasm of

the memorabilia market.

"Sports people are nuts," Knight saidwith a laugh. "Look at how much theywould they pay for Babe Ruth's cap orHonus Wagner's card? I guess theseare people who want to own things,things that are the results of whatsomeone else did in sports. I was verypleased there was a market for some-thing like this that my grandkids — Ihave two grandsons — and my wifehas a niece and nephew, who wouldget good use out of this."

Knight, who set a Division I record —which has since been surpassed —with 902 wins at Army, Indiana andTexas Tech, was asked if there wasanything that wouldn't make it to theauction floor.

"I have some things Ted Williams gaveme," Knight said of the baseball Hall ofFamer. "He was very special to me, soI will never part with those things."

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Moon rocks, chunks of Mars auctioned in New York

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Meteoritesfrom Mars and the biggest piece of theMoon ever offered for sale went on theblock on Sunday in New York in whatorganizers billed as history's largestmeteorite auction, which brought inover $1 million.

More than 125 meteorites were offeredin the private sale. The most expensiveitems on offer were four pounds (1.8 kg)of Moon rock that were once embeddedon the dark side of the Moon before anasteroid sent them hurling into space.They sold for $330,000 after the auc-tion's end.

The most hotly contested lot was a sliceof the Seymchan meteorite, pieces ofwhich were found in Siberia in the1960s. The 9-inch-tall (23-cm-tall) slice,embedded with olivine crystals, wentfor $43,750, about 12 times its esti-mated sale price.

Items that failed to sell included a largefragment of the Tissint meteorite ofMartian origin that fell in Morocco lastyear, and an iron meteorite resemblinga howling face that was found in theKalahari Desert in southern Africa. It

was valued at $175,000 to $225,000.

Meteorites are priced for their size, rar-ity, beauty and provenance. Someitems sold for as little as a few hundreddollars.

Buyers are typically willing to pay morefor bits of rock or iron known to haveoriginated on the Moon or Mars. Lunarmeteorites are particularly rare, he said,with only about 135 pounds (61.2 kg) ofthe rock known to exist on Earth.

"It is the oldest material mankind cantouch, the raw ingredients of the plan-ets," Pitt said in describing the appealof collecting meteorites.

A piece of the so-called Peekskill mete-orite, which was caught on camera 20years ago burning through the sky be-fore smacking into a Chevy Malibu inNew York, sold for $16,250.

One buyer paid $1,375 for a piece ofstone involved in the only documentedfatality caused by a meteorite when itcrashed down in 1972.

"It was a cow," auctioneer Ed Beardsleysaid. "It was pulverized. It was quick."

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Smashed Nirvana bass up for auction The remnants of a smashed bass gui-tar from Nirvana's Smells Like TeenSpirit video are to be sold for up to$32,000 next month.

It will be sold by Christie's in London onNovember 29 at an entertainmentmemorabilia auction which also in-cludes Indiana Jones's whip and theHoly Grail used in the Last Crusadefilm. Bob Dylan's high school yearbookwith a personal message written by himwill also be among the lots.

The band's Krist Novoselic's bass isseen being trashed by his Nirvanabandmate, late frontman Kurt Cobain,in the celebrated promo for the Seattletrio's first hit.

Novoselic bought the Zen-On bassfrom a pawn shop prior to the 1991video shoot knowing he would bash itto pieces during filming.

The body of the guitar was salvaged byone of the teenage extras in the film,which saw the the band play in front ofan audience in a dark moody studioflanked by black-clad cheerleaders.

Christie's estimates the guitar will sellfor $19,000 to $32,000.

Indy's whip, originally donated by film-maker Steven Spielberg for a 2001charity auction, is expected to fetch upto $19,000, while the Grail is estimatedto go for up to $4,500.

The Dylan item dates back to 1958 andfeatures a photograph of the youngchubby-cheeked Robert Zimmerman -his real name - pictured as a high-school student at the age of 17, beforehe left Minnesota for New York. In theyearbook he has written: "Dear Jerry,Well the year's almost all over nowhuh. Remember the 'sessions' down atCollier. Keep practicing the guitar andmaybe someday you'll be great! Afriend, Bob Zimmerman."

The book is expected to go for up tonearly $8,000.

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In Summertown

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Great Summertown Real Estate2 Adjoining Lots on Hwy 43 and Monument Road

One great location! Selling together or separateDirections from Columbia: Hwy 43 South, approximately 20 milesto sale on right. From Lawrenceburg: Hwy 43 North approx. 10miles to sale on the left.

Lot 1: 159 ft. x 130 ft frontage on Hwy 43Lot 2: 113 ft x159 ft frontage on Monument RdBoth enclosed by chain link fence

3 Good Buildings One metal pole barn 51’ x 48’One metal on concrete 39x30 with large sliding doorOne rustic cabin 32’x 30’ finished with old barnlumber

Public water, gas and electric. Plus, one of the best water wells inthe area. Septic system

The best chance for economic recovery. This is definitely it!

Owner had successful business for years. Her retirement frombusiness is your opportunity.

Bank terms: Non qualifying terms with 25% down, Heritagebank, Columbia. Call Brent Wheeley. Equal opportunity lender

Terms: 10% down day of sale with signed contract. Close within30 days. Seller pays back taxes.

Remaining business inventory will be auctioned after theproperty auction is complete.

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Next Issue: November 16, 2012

King Rama VIbracelet for auction

A gold bracelet given to adancer by the King Rama VI isto go on auction in England forand is expected to fetch at least$10,300.

According tothe Britishtabloid DailyMail, the goldbracelet once be-longed to King RamaVI. The reserve price is $10,300.

Reportedly, King Vajiravudh, orRama VI gave the necklace toNadia Yerusalimsky, a Russiandancer, after he was pleased byher performance in a palace inThailand in 1912.

Auctioneer Thomas Plant, fromSpecial Auction Services, Berk-shire, claims that it has a greatvalue as it is made from 99.9%gold. The necklace also featuresseven gold bullet coins, suppos-edly from the reign of Rama V ,King Chulalongkorn (1868-1910). There are also two stun-ning strike marks of an elephantinside a Chakra and the royalseal of King Rama V.

The dancer’s grandchildrenhave decided to put the braceletup for auction .

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