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Judy Garland's 'Wizard of Oz' dress up for auction(Reuters) - Judy Garland's blue-and-white pinafore from the beloved classic"The Wizard of Oz" is going up for auc-tion, where it is expected to sell for morethan a half a million dollars, auctioneerssaid on Monday.

The outfit, consisting of the ginghamdress and white puffy-sleeved blouse,which Garland wore throughout the 1939film, will be sold next month at Julien'sAuctions in Beverly Hills, the auctionhouse said in a statement.

Julien's estimated the outfit would sell forbetween $400,000 and $600,000, butsimilarly iconic Hollywood costumeshave fetched many times the pre-sale

expectations in recent years.

President Darren Julien told Reutersthe dress, byMGM's famous costumedesigner, Adrian, had not been offeredfor sale, nor even publicly seen, sinceMGM costume designer Kent Warnersold it at Christie's in 1981.

"It's one of those key pieces that I'msure collectors all over the world aregoing to be after," said pop culture ex-pert Laura Woolley of the Collector'sLab, an appraisal service for collectors,museums and other institutions, in aYouTube clip posted by Julien's.

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Associated Press/Warner Bros. This 1939 file photo provided by Warner Bros.shows, from left, Bert Lahr as the Cowardly Lion, Ray Bolger as the Scare-crow, Judy Garland as Dorothy and Jack Haley

Evander Holyfield to auction prized boxing possessions in bid to reduce debt

Five-time heavyweight world championEvander Holyfield is selling some of hismost prized possessions in a desper-ate bid to slash his nearly $15M debt.

The American,who celebrateshis 50th birthdaynext week, hasfrittered away his$450m fortuneearned during acareer that hasso far spanned28 years.

But while Holyfield still retains hope offighting one of the Klitschko brothers inone final bumper pay day, more press-ingly he must come to terms with theproblems in his personal life.

Much of his money is spent on mainte-nance for the 11 children he has to fivedifferent mothers.

His lavish 109-room, 17-bathroom man-sion on the outskirts of Atlanta has hadto be sold for $6.5M to ensure its not re-possessed. And in what has been

touted as one of thegreatest sales ofsporting memora-bilia in history, Holy-field will part with20 pairs of gloves,the robes, trunksand boots he worein his major fights.

Also up for grabswill be gold and diamond watches,WBC, WBA and IBF championshipbelts plus several luxury vehicles in-cluding his vintage 1962 red ChevroletCorvette.

'These days right now are the most dif-ficult, dealing with all the mothers of mykids,' he said.

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Elle’s KitchenSpooky Hot Cheese Dip

Cheese Filled Italian Meat Loaves

Ingredients

3/4 pound extra-lean ground beef

3/4 pound Italian sausage

1/2 cup Italian-style bread crumbs

1/2 cup pizza sauce*

1/4 teaspoon pepper

1 Egg

3 ounce chunk mozzarella Cheese, cut

into 18 (1/2-inch) cubes

Pizza sauce, heated

Directions

Heat oven to 350°F. Combine beef,sausage, bread crumbs, pizza sauce,pepper and egg in medium bowl.

Form beef mixture into 6 individual, oval-shaped loaves. Insert 3 cubes cheeseinto center of each loaf, reshapingloaves if necessary. Place oaves into

lungreased 13x9-inch baking pan. Bakefor 30 to 45 minutes or until loaves areno longer pink in center (some cheesemay come out during baking).To serve, spoon pizza sauce over meatloaves.*Substitute your favorite spaghettisauce.

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Ingredients

1/2 pound sliced Deli American Cheese,cut into quarters1/2 cup medium or hot picante sauce1 (15-ounce) can black beans, rinsed,drained1 (4-ounce) can mild or hot choppedgreen chiles, drained

Tortilla chips

Directions

Combine cheese, picante sauce, blackbeans and green chiles in 2-quartsaucepan. Cook over low heat, stirringconstantly, until cheese is melted (8 to10 minutes).

A small electric slow cooker makes agreat serving container and keeps thedip warm.

Serve this easy and quick appetizerat your Halloween party.

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80+/- Acres in 2 Tracts-Large Stock Barn3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Doublewide on Permanent Foundation

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1530 Butler Mill Hollow Road-Bethpage, TN

REAL ESTATE-3 bedroom, 2 bath doublewide on a permanent foundation, CHA, city water, living roomw/fireplace, kitchen, dining room. This lovely tract has an 1 ½ acre pond, fenced, creek,and approx. 10 acres.-2 bedroom, 1 bath singlewide mobile home w/40x50 shop w/concrete floor and water.This tract of land has approx. 5 acres and a large stock barn.-60 gorgeous wooded acres w/large metal sided barn and stalls. There are open meadows,ponds, and timber. City water is available for this must have tract.

PERSONAL PROPERTY-Cherry rice bedroom suite w/nightstands, chest-of-drawers,dresser & mirror, chest, and bed, Lillian Russell bedroom suite-bed, night stand, dresserw/mirror, chest-of-drawers, antique bed, cedar wardrobe chest, Gone With the Wind lamps,cherry dining room suite-table, 8 chairs, 2 leaves, & lighted china cabinet, round oak tablew/4 chairs, 60” big screen TV, recliner, lamps, couches, desk, filing cabinet, stoves, side-

by-side refrigerator, leaf blower, hedge trimmer, wrought iron table w/4 chairs, gas grill, Snap-On roll around tool box, truck-mount tool boxes, sports card collection (approx. 35,000), andmore.

FARM EQUIPMENT-Ferguson T020 tractor, International 2 bottom plow, hyd. 10’ disc,tumblebug, 8’ utility trailer, Hobart mig 250 welder, Lincoln 225 AC idle arc welder, 300 gal-lon water barrel, Weston House air compressor, Salamander propane heater, chain hoist, tablesaws, vise, welding table, Ford 555 backhoe bucket, misc. tools, and more.

ATV/MOWER-2000 Honda 4-wheeler, 2010 Supermach 800 UTV, and Cub Cadet 50” zeroturn mower (bad engine).

CAR/TRUCK-1998 Nissan Maxima SE (255,000 miles), 1989 Toyota extended cab 4x4(227,000 miles), 2006 Lincoln Mark LT 4 door pickup truck

TERMS-Real Estate-15% down day of sale with balance due on or before 30 days from sale date.Taxes to be pro-rated. Seller to provide a good deed.-Personal Property-Cash, check, or credit card day of sale. Credit cards will be charged a2.75% Buyers Premium

DIRECTIONS-From Portland Hwy 52E, right on Hwy 174, left on Womack Road to Butler

Mill Hollow Road on left. Signs posted.

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. . .”Dress”"This is one piece that everybody rec-ognizes instantly," she said of the dressprominently featured in the Technicolormusical, which is still hugely popularwith both children and adults nearly 75years after it was made.

Another ofGar land 'sd r e s s e sused in testshots forthe filmsoared tonearly $1million atauction lastyear, its$ 9 1 0 , 0 0 0price morethan 10times the$60,000 to$80,000 es-timate.

At the same sale of costumes from filmstarDebbie Reynolds' collection, whichtook in nearly $23 million, Marilyn Mon-roe's iconic "subway dress" from 1955movie "The Seven Year Itch" sold for$4.6 million, or $5.5 million includingcommission and tax.

The "Wizard of Oz" dress will go onpublic exhibition at Julien's in BeverlyHills from November 5-8 ahead of thetwo-day auction.

Other Hollywood memorabilia on offera t t h e November 9-10 sale inc l u d et h e white strapless Ed i th Headgown worn by Elizabeth Taylor in "APlace in the Sun," which is estimatedat $20,000 to $30,000, and a CecilBeaton triptych of Marilyn Monroe,which hung in Monroe's New Yorkapartment, estimated at $35,000 to$40,000.

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ABSOLUTE AUCTION672 HIGHWAY 52 BY-PASS WEST • LAFAYETTE, TENNESSEE

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GUNS • GUNS • GUNS(COLT, BROWNING, WINCHESTER, REMINGTON,

H&R, HENRY, RUGER & OTHERS)KNIVES • KNIVES • KNIVES

(CASE XX, HEN & ROOSTER, BOKER, BULLDOG, HENCKEL, KISSING, CRANE & OTHERS)COINS • OLD METAL TOYS • FENDER GUITAR • BB GUNS “OPRYLAND” COIN OPERATED

RIDE • MENS WATCHES LONE RANGER & ROY ROGERS MEMORABILIA • YAMAHA 660RAPTOR 4-WHEELER PLUS MANY OTHER COLLECTABLE ITEMS.....

SATURDAY, OCT. 27th 9 :00 A .M.DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE SUPERWALMART: Take Hwy. 52 traveling west approx.1 mile to sale site on the right (signs posted).GUNS • GUNS • GUNS: Approx. 114 guns – long guns, rifles, pistols including name brandssuch as Colt, Browning,Winchester, Remington, Marlin, H&R, Henry, Ruger, Savage, Smith & Wesson, Hopkins &Al len, I thacca and others . For a complete l is t check out our websi te(www.benbrayrealestate.com)KNIVES • KNIVES • KNIVES: Approximately 400 knives from the 1940’s, 1950’s, 1960’s,1970’s and newer with name brands such as Cas XX, Hen & Rooster, Bulldog, Boker, FightinRooster, Camillus, Remington, Schrade, Kissing Crane, Buck Creek, German Eye, Cat-taragus, IXL, Hoffritz, Keen Kutter, Henckel and others. For a complete listing check out ourwebsite (www.benbrayrealestate.com).COINS: Indian head pennies, wheat pennies, buffalo nickels, V-nickels, mercury dimes,Roosevelt dimes, Barber halves,Walking Liberty halves, Morgan silver dollars, Peace dol-lars, Ike dollars, Silver Eagles, proof coins and others.4-WHEELER: Yamaha 660 Raptor 4-Wheeler (nice)!

COLLECTABLES:– “Opryland” 10¢ coin operated machine–

“Frazier, TheWonder Horse”– Old metal toys (Structo & others)– Toy trains & accessories– Roy Rogers & Lone Ranger Memorabilia– U-Save-It ½ gal. pitcher– Marbles– Zippo Lighters– Cartier Men’sWatch “Tank”– Breitling Men’sWatch– Fender Acoustic Guitar plus (4) others– Ladies costume jewlery–Coca-Cola trays– Old powder horns– Keen Kutter hatchet– Boy Scout hatchet– Several straight razors– Bayonets– Sheath knives– Approx. (20) BB guns– (3) Cross bows– Compound bow TERMS: Cash or good check (positive ID re-

quired)AUCTION AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.NOTE FROM AGENT: Ladies and gentlemen,this is probably the final sale we will be havingfrom this estate!! You have heard of saving theBest For Last, and this is it!! Lots and lots ofitems, many rare and hard to find so makeplans to be at 672 Highway 52 By-PassWestin Lafayette, Tennessee on Saturday, October27th, 9 a.m. and we will see you there!!

$25.00 FREE DRAWING $25.00

Located: Just off Hillsboro Pike on General JB Hood Drive. FromNashville, Take I65 south to Old Hickory Blvd, go west on Old HickoryBlvd, turn left on Hwy 431 (Hillsboro Pike). Go 4 miles and turn left onGeneral JB Hood Dr and property is at end of road. From Franklin, take431 North, right on General JB Hood, then follow to end of culdesac. Selling with RESERVE: 2000 Convertible Mustang. Note From Agent: Ladies and Gentleman, this is a super fine collectionof items for everyone. If there is one tool (hammer) then there are ten.These glassware, furniture, and household items are some of the bestaround. Fine quality and plenty of quantity. There is something here foreveryone. Mrs Martin has moved to assisted living and no longer needsthese fine items. So come be with us on the 27th and Look! Bid! and Buy!

Sale Starts at 9AM! For detailed listand photos please see our ad at

www.CarmanRealEstate.comTerms: Cash or Good Check day of sale. Seller: Mrs.Helen Martin Auctioneer: Ray Carman (615-428-4920) with Gene Carman Real Estate & Auction.

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WILLIAMSON COUNT Y - FRANKLIN TN , 300 GENERAL J B HOOD DRIVE

Saturday, October 27th, 9am - 2012 CST

Any Announcement Made Day of Sale Takes Precendence Over Any Printed Advertising

HUGE AUCTION!!!! TONS OF ITEMS TO SALE!Car, Trucks, Golf Carts, Guns and Coins, Civil

War Collection, Tractor, Equipment, Tools,Antiques, Furniture, Glassware, Collectibles

and MUCH MORE

Gun owned by Butch Cassidy sells for $175KVENTURA, Calif. (AP) - A .45-calibergun once owned by Butch Cassidy hassold at auction in Southern Californiafor $175,000.

A spokesman for the private seller saidSunday that the Colt Single ActionArmy revolver went to an anonymousbidder.

The gun is accompanied by a blackleather shoulder holster and twobinders filled with documentation veri-fying the revolver's authenticity.

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Don Larsen's perfect game World Seriesuniform up for auction

Don Larsen has the perfect way to payfor his grandchildren to finish college. The 82-year-old former Yankees pitcherwill auction off the pinstriped uniform hewore 56 years ago Monday when hethrew the onlyperfect game inthe World Se-ries.

“I've been think-ing about it for abit,” Larsen said.“I'm not gettingany younger andI don't know howmuch longer I'llbe around. Iwant to make sure they can both go tocollege, which isn't cheap these days.“So, I figured it was the right time.”

On the anniversary of Larsen's greatestday as a pitcher, Steiner Sports Memo-rabilia announced it will auction off thefamed uniform. Larsen was joined atthe news conference by his catcher,Yogi Berra, at the Hall of Famer's mu-seum and learning center at MontclairState University.

Larsen, who has kept the jersey in acloset in Idaho, was asked if he couldfathom that his uniform could drawmore in an auction than he made in hiscareer as a major leaguer. “It wouldn'ttake much,” Larsen said. “Because Ididn't make much.”

A Babe Ruth jersey went for $4.4-mil-lion last year, so Steiner anticipatessuch a historic relic to draw at leastseven figures.

“I had only worn it three times, but wewere entitled to keep it,” Larsen said. “Ikept in my closet and it was in greatcondition.” There was only one down-side. Larsen's hat fell off when Berrajumped into his arms. It was never re-covered.

“I was told it was picked up by someguy in New Jersey, then supposedly do-nated to the [Baseball] Hall of Fame,”Larsen said. “Every picture I have of theday, my hat is gone.”

On Oct. 8, 1956, “It was a beautiful day

and I felt great,” Larsen said. “I didn'tknow whether or not I was going topitch. I came to the stadium early andas usual, Moose Skowron and HankBauer were there early ahead of me. I

got to mylocker and sawa ball in myshoe. I guess[third basecoach] FrankieCrosetti wastold to put itthere.”

At that point,Larsen knewhe was tabbed

by manager Casey Stengel to startGame 5 with the series tied.

“I looked at the ball and took a big swal-low,” Larsen said. “I said to myself,`Don't screw this one up.’ I'm just gladCasey had the faith in me to give methe ball.”

Larsen certainly did nothing wrong thatfateful day, throwing the only perfectgame in the World Series, helping theYankees capture the 1956 World Seriestitle. After the seven-game win, heearned the series MVP.

“He didn't shake me off once,” Berrasaid. “He was throwing pretty hard andhad a good breaking ball that day.Everything was working for him.” Bothpitcher and catcher remember it vividly,of course. Such an unforgettable mo-ment on such an unforgettable day. Thesentimentality, for sure, remains.

“Yogi and I are the only ones left fromthat game,” Larsen said. “I'll never for-get the day when I came to the Yan-kees. One of the things I knew, was thatI was going to pitch to one of the great-est catchers ever. Yogi means as muchto me today as he did then. As timegoes on, it hasn't been forgotten and itwill never be forgotten even after we'regone.”

Berra said that he never dreamed thatmemorabilia from his playing dayswould become so valuable. “If I knewthen what I know now,” he said, “I wouldhave saved all my uniforms instead ofgiving them back. “And I had a lot ofthem.”

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SELLING ONSITE, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3 AT 10 AM.315 Monticello, Franklin, TN 37064

OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,

3 TO 5 PM. PREVIEW AT

8 AM DAY OF SALE.

Stately and elegant, yet comfortable and welcoming.Master suite on main. Two huge family rooms. Light brightand airy.

Nearly 4,000 sf with 4 BR, 3.5 BA2-story den w/gas fireplace, marble, surround soundFormal dining room and parlorLarge eat-in kitchen w/cook-top in islandHardwood floors kitchen, dining, and foyerFirst floor Master Suite w/walk-in closet, jetted-tubBonus room over garage with large walk-in closet7 ceiling fans - except dining room and kitchenSecurity system, carbon monoxide & radon detectorsQuiet back yard overlooks Fairways at Spencer Creek golf course

PERSONAL PROPERTY ALSO TO BE AUCTIONED BY MUSIC CITY AUCTION

Front and rear stairways -Central vacuum system -Lots of storage -Irrigation system - Water softener - One water heater per f loor - Maturet reed lo t Overs ized 2 car garage - Pre-inspected!

BASIC TERMS: Sold AS IS, WHERE IS, 10% Buyer’s Premium, 20% down day of sale as non-refundable earnest money. Closing on or before 30 days. No contingencies. Sale not contingenton bidder financing. Buyer and Seller to each pay 50% of closing the sale

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PARTNERING WITH MUSIC CITY AUCTION (#4976)SELLING PERSONAL PROPERTY @ ABSOLUTE AUCTION

ESTATE OF LEONA KLEBAN DABBSPersonal Property to Begin Selling @ 9AM

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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."

4682 Nashville Hwy. Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-5678Referring Agent: Lisa Morris

Auctioneer: Ross Tate931-993-6990 - lisa@davidjentrealty.com

www.davidjentrealty.com

1700 ± Square Foot well maintained home, built in 1995. This brick home features a master bedroom w/private bath downstairs - twobedrooms w/bath upstairs - covered deck and patio overlooking the back acreage - attached three car garage and additional detachedtwo car garage - concrete driveway. This home is situated in the middle of ±20 level acres - some woodlands, some cleared with pond.

Open House Oct. 20 & 21 - 1:00 to 3:00 P.M.

2011 LOGUE ST. CHAPEL HILL

DIRECTIONS: From Chapel Hill, take Hwy 31A N. Turn left on Feedmill Rd at Dollar General Store and left at 1st stop sign, then right on Logue St. Go.4 miles over railroad track. Home will be on the left.TERMS: Real Estate: 10% of final price due day of auction with balance due on/before Nov 20, 2012. Property taxes prorated to the closing date. Pos-session with deed. Personal Property: Full payment due day of sale with bankable check or cash.AGENT NOTES: Jim & Thelma Cast are relocating and are selling personal items and their property. This much acreage and a move in ready home arehard to find. The extra storage and garages are a big plus. The personal property is clean and collectable. Make your plans to preview the home andbe ready on the day of sale. Tent, chairs and food and drinks from MYAKKA River BBQ will be available on site.Furniture: glass door book case, dining room table & 4 chairs (yellow), white bed, beveled edge mirror, hall tree, small oval table, 2 smallwooden tables, 2 tier round tables, butcher block table, unusual coffee table, night table, 4 drawer chest, wooden desk, 2 shoe racks, wood office desk,

large 8’ green velvet couch, octagon side table, 2 wing back chairs, large tiger oak desk, wood single bed,octagon shaped end table, old pine wardrobe, table pole lamp, wood podium, 10 metal chairs, oblong oaktable w/6 matching chairs, office chair, oak entertainment center, wood bench, child’s rocker, computer desk& chair, player piano w/100’s of music rolls, queen or full cannon ball bed, square mirror tile topped coffeetable & end table that match, 3 nice desks, Antique Oak chest with mirror, Round Oak table, 1800’s FaintingCouch with good upholstery. Clocks: 2 quartz Waltham wall clocks, Seth Thomas mantel clock, Postal clock,Love stamp postal clock. TV’s: Nice Toshiba, Daewoo TV, Trinitron Sony 32”. Collectables: baseball & foot-

ball memorabilia, stamp collections, collector players, old marbles, Carnival glass, USA glass, Fenton, Green depression, German glass, McCoy, an-tique copper cooker, antique sausage mill, antique large smoothing iron, Dwell meter, chopper axe, antique Bates numbering machine, old watches,pipes, lighters, 3 old straight razors, old Arabian knife, old nativity figurines from Germany, old hats & purses, 12 place setting Tudor plate Oneida flat-ware, antique baby toys, lots of old toys, cast iron train set, old circus train set w/animals, lots of vases, old rolling pins, old Bronco Buddy Little Tot TrainerHorse in original box, Homer Laughlin Rhythm pattern dish set, Japan tea set, glass basket, 2 preserve stands, old platter, cranberry pitcher, Old Spiceshaving mug, old mixing bowls, old cups, dishes & glass items, 8 place setting USA marked Cavalier Ironstone, Royal china, Japan tea set, old smallwooden box, Old Dixie brand sewing machine (pedal type), old cast iron spool thread holder, old brass U.S. marked lock, very old painting of beautifulyoung girl, Nathan Bedford Forrest picture “Follow Me”, Pinkie & Blue Boy pictures, old school seats, Philco short wave radio (old). Elvis Memorabilia:magazines, records, puzzles, small items, umbrella, Elvis “Blue Christmas” statue. Harley Davidson Motorcycle take off parts: headlight rims, wheel cov-ers, detachable locks, hwy pegs, license plate frame, foot board rubbers, master cylinder clutch brackets, turn signal covers, boot protector, shiftier rub-ber, tool pouch, oil pressure gauge digital, fuel cap, LED tail light (new), 2 tail lights, fork slider covers, auxiliary housing, 2 antennas, stock grips, turnsignal covers, clutch & brake lever, shift rubbers, boot covers, switch housing, front brake caliber screw, rider covers, wind defectors, brake pedal cover.Harley Davidson: motorcycle caddy (new), top saddle bag. Harley Collectables: blanket throw, patches, books, 100th Anniversary helmet, backpack,barometer, several blankets, wire motorcycle racing machine, motorcycle purse, motorcycle jacket-sz 1X, chaps-XL, backpack, Harley T-shirts. Toys:Post Office bear, Barbie doll, motorcycle toy rider-battery operated, old toys, Little Tikes outdoor play area, outdoor play gym, misc. baseball equipment,children’s books & games. Exercise Equip./Bikes: Radio Flyer Tricycle, ProTen 10 speed, Huffy Independence, Mountain Track bike, bicycle child car-rier, Abcoaster, Ariesport, pads, Sportcraft, Bunroller, Health Rider, weight bench Tools: 2 Craftsman sanders, socket set, torch, circular saw, lots of smallhand tools,75’ air hose w/quick connects (New), hand saws, Huskee (35 ton) log splitter 12 HP, Black & Decker Workmate 400. Postal Items: puzzles,cast iron toy banks, coins, belt buckles, post office books, badges, cast iron horse drawn mail wagons, old Fairbanks postal scale, collector’s postal boxfronts. Miscellaneous: unusual wood ladder, CD collection, cassette tapes, office supplies, aluminum ladders, old wood ladders, 12 x 12 metal dog pen,5 x 8 Trailer w/heavy duty slide out ramp, Reese towing hitch, Popular Science Do It Yourself Encyclopedia set, Eagle signed painting, costume jew-elry, old fair banks, lots of kitchenware, ceramic statues, lead glass candleholders, misc. towels, Driza-Bone Aussie Outback trench coat XL, leather &wool vest, 2 mink coats, Bubba keg, miscellaneous pictures, large area rug, 2 electric fans, fireman shadow box display, wood framed mirror, oval quilt-ing frame, fireplace set, cast iron items, xbox player, silver Christmas tree, yard statues, compost maker, 2 extension ladders, metal dog cage, 5 con-crete planters, huge wreath, metal rack, metal yard cart w/seat, misc. small kitchen appliances, Whirlpool dryer, Pelonis oil heater, lawnmower trailer,Agri-Fab seeder spreader for lawnmower, smoker/cooker, Fiesta gas grill, kerosene heater, Blue Ox motor home toe bar & access. Guns: Omega 22short pistol, German 22 revolver.

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ABSOLUTE AUCTION2420 Gallatin Pike North, Madison, TN 37115

Formerly Chopped & The Shack

Building (6000’ +/-) & 2.15 Acres

(2 LOTS BEING SOLD TOGETHER)

2011 Average Daily Traffic Count- 27,815!Equipment will be sold first at 10am, Building & Real Estateat 12 noon.

Equipment & Property will be regrouped & potential buyer mustincrease the total bid by Five percent to purchase all as is.

***MOST RECENT REAL ESTATE TAX APPRAISAL $842,600***

Terms: Cash to Seller.Equipment cash day of sale.Real Estate Buyer mustsign Real Estate Purchase

Contract & submit a Fifty Thousand Dollar non refundable security depositday of sale in the form of a Cashier’s Check or certified funds. Sellers will ap-prove or reject highest offer day of sale.

QUESTIONS? CALL 615-369-3608 or go to: AUCTIONCHUCK.COM

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COMMERCIAL BUILDING, REAL ESTATE,AND EQUIPMENT

10 AM SATURDAY, November 10, 2012

AUCTION & REAL ESTATE SALES(TFL# 242778 / TAFL # 3924) AUCTIONEER: CHARLIE (CHUCK) RYAN (TBL# 222209 / TAL # 4502)) TN-0101594772

800-44TH AVENUE NORTH, NASHVILLE, TN 37209 Statements made auction day take precedent over all prior advertisements & statements

POOL TABLES, JUKEBOXES (CDs & Antique Collectable 45 rpm jukeboxes),PINBALLS, VIDEO GAMES, DART MACHINES, GUMBALLS, AIR HOCKEY, CRANES, CHANGE & VENDING MACHINES, INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT & MUCH MORE! Auctioneer

Col. CHUCK RYANReal Estate Broker

Directions: From Nashville take I-40 West to exit 205 (46th AvExit), Turn rt @ light go 2 blks & Turn rt on Indiana, go 2 blksto Auction site.

800 44th Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37209

PLEASE, NOTE NEW AUCTION SITEWatch for Yellow Signs

GREAT TIME TO BUY FOR YOUR BUSINESS OR GAMEROOM AT BELOW WHOLESALE!

TERMS: CASH or GOOD CHECK WITH GOVERNMENT PHOTO ID & BANK LETTER OF CREDIT. NO CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED! Non-Consignors & Non-Operators pay a 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM ON ALL PURCHASES plus TENNESSEE SALES TAX. CONSIGNORS & BONIFIDE GAMEOPERATORS PAY ONLY A $10 PER ITEM HANDLING FEE PER LOT PURCHASED. CONSIGNORS PAY $10 REGISTRATION FEE PER LOT & 10% OFTHE SALES PRICE WITH $100 Maximum per lot. $10 NO SALE FEE PER LOT. Tax Exempt must present a current copy of your state Tax Exemption Cer-tificate when registering or PAY SALES TAX. NO EXCEPTIONS.

YOUR CONSIGNMENTS CHEERFULLY ACCEPTEDConsignments accepted on Friday, 12 noon until 9 pm and from 7 am Auction Day.

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EM AIL: AU C T IO N C H U C K @C O M C AST.N ET O R C ALL 615- 369- 3608

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