AUCTION

Saturday, March 20th, 9:00 A.M.

A-1 Auction & Realty, 530 Highland Ave (Hwy 144)

Vine Grove, KY

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 2 treadle sewing machines, large collection of Beam bottles, Maytag wringer washer in excellent condition, horse collars, hundreds of Ty beanie babies, some retired, Precious Moments, Little Moments, Avon & Lenox collectible items, lots of Avon bottles, oak recliner w/lion head arms, wooden ironing board, Ball green jars, 3 stone jars, blue & clear insulators, tin kitchen match holder, old medicine bottles,  Haeger flower bowl, Fenton vase, Anchor Hocking Fire King, Edwin M. Knowles collectible plates, old Case pocket knife, Prince Albert can, cast iron cornstick pan, cast aluminum pan, stainless steel pot, record albums, Beam scale, draw knives, flatirons, Detecto scales, double shovel, fly sprayer.

COSTUME JEWELRY & WATCHES:  A very large assortment of earrings, necklaces & gold & silver watches.  Most jewelry & sets are from QVC & Avon and still in boxes, i.e., Steel by Design, Nolan Miller Collection & Honora.   

FURNITURE & GLASSWARE:  2 round oak tables, one w/extra leaf & chairs, computer desk, several TVs, small entertainment center, DVD/VCR, Sony turntable, amplifier, coffee table & end tables w/glass inserts,  2 pc living room suite, oak rocking chair,  couch, drop leaf coffee table & end tables, bookcase, 3 pc bookcase bedroom suites, 4 pc honey oak bedroom suite, cedar chest, 5 pc wicker bedroom suite, 5 pc sunroom bamboo set, marble top hall table, brass items, crystal punch bowl set w/12 cups, Derby glasses back to 1975, Christmas glassware, Tupperware, World’s Fair glasses, brass items, blue willow style pitcher & 6 glasses, coke glasses, asst of glasses & cups, Regent China cup & saucer & matching candy plate, milk glass, B&D Pro Blend blender, Corning Ware dishes including teapot & stove top percolator, crystal glasses, stainless silverware, Wicker Federalist ironstone dishes, 4 Norman Rockwell cups, pyrex ware, 8 pcs Home & Garden Party, lead crystal, 14 pcs Revere Ware pans, George Foreman grill, knives w/block, wooden salad bowl set, bread box, microwave oven, wall mounted coffee grinder-windmill decorated.

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS:  Para Spa paraffin bath, AM/FM radio recorder, Louis L’Amour books, globe, gun racks, Tupperware, lots of Christmas items, large Christmas tree (QVC), pictures, Holmes air purifier, hospital bed, other hospital equipment, walkers, assortment of lamps, large jewelry box, quilt tops, quilts, afghans, Filter Queen vacuum cleaner, wall clock, suitcases, lots of wicker baskets, trunks, sleeping bags, bicycle exerciser, humidifiers-new, airbed-new, lots of new items still in boxes, candles, linens, men’s watches, 2 owls, binoculars 7x50.

LAWN TRACTOR, TOOLS & MISC.: Craftsman 22 HP lawn tractor, 8HP rear tine rototiller, aluminum truck tool box, hand tools, B&D 16” hedge trimmer, kerosene heater, lawn chairs, leaf vacuum system, hose & reel,  leaf blower, lantern,  Pro metal shelving, wet/dry vacuum, drill press, gas barrel pump, 12” planer, saw horses, air compressor, car ramps, reel type push mower, Sears portable heater, 8500 BTU, miter saw, 18 volt Craftsman drill, jig saw, skil saw, hand auger bits, misc. socket sets, radial arm saw, gas cans, portable air tank, wooden block planes, lots of miscellaneous.

OWNERS:  Estates of Oliver Lynch & Brenda Atcher Hollern

TERMS:  Cash or Check w/ID.  10% buyer’s premium added to determine final sale price.

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE:  This is the largest amount of merchandise we’ve ever sold in one day.  Come out and plan to spend the whole day with us in a heated building.  We may run 2 auction rings at times.  Check our website for pictures & more information or call Max at 270-877-5636 for showing. 

18th Annual Hart County, Kentucky Amish

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION

Saturday, April 10th, 9:00 A.M. CDT

NEW LOCATION:  Hart County Produce Auction Building, 6880 Cub Run Hwy (Hwy 88).  Take I-65 to Munfordville exit (Exit 65), Hwy. 31-W South to Cub Run Hwy (Hwy 88), west 7 miles to auction site.  Stay on Hwy 88 past Logsdon Valley Road to auction site.  Signs posted.

ALL FARMERS AND DEALERS INVITED TO CONSIGN OR BUY: Consignment items should be delivered to the sale site from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Thursday or Friday  8:30 A.M. on sale day.  Consignors are responsible for making sure all items are properly checked in, tagged and numbered.  All persons consigning small animals must provide cages, coops or boxes.  We will be using a Number System; please obtain number upon arrival.  All items sold privately on grounds subject to commission.  Dealers who wish to set up on grounds should make prior arrangements with sale committee.  We will not consign hand guns or ammunition.  Chicken & ducks need to be tested if they come from out of state.

WE ARE EXPECTING CONSIGNMENTS OF: Gas engines; hay balers; hay bines; corn pickers; JD mowers; IH mowers; corn planters; sulky plows; walking plows; riding cultivators; discs; harrows; grain drills; harness; horse eveners; neck yokes; double trees; new and used hand tools; household items; antiques & collectibles; primitives; assortment of carriage bolts; many other misc. items.  Tractors w/belt power welcome.  Crafts made by members of the Amish community will be offered for sale.

Tack & harness sold at noon, followed by horses and furniture

COMMISSION:

20% on items $30.00 and under

15% on items $30.01-$250.00

10% on items $250.01-$500.00

8% on items $500.01 & over (max. commission $150.00 per item)

5% No-Sale Fee (max. no sale fee $15.00 per item)

$10.00-No Sale fee on horses (Coggins tests & health papers required on all horses)

TERMS:  Cash or check w/ID.  Buyers not known to sale committee must have current letter of credit.  No checks paid out to consignors that are less than $5.00.   Settlement from sales will be 10-12 banking days.  The sale committee is acting as agent only; all guarantees are strictly between buyer and seller; sale committee reserves the right to refuse any consignment.  We will run two or more sales rings at the same time.  Sale will be held outside, dress accordingly.  For additional information or brochures contact Andy Miller (270) 524-9283 through Wednesday, April 7th.  On Thursday, Friday & Saturday call (270) 524-0005.  Announcements on sale day take precedence over advertising.  Neither consignors nor agents responsible in case of accident or theft. 

Raber’s Auction Service, LLC - (812) 486-2569

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