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Volume 5, Issue 116
Now More Than Ever. . .”Just One
Kind Deed”
Editors Note: Patti Baldini is an auctioneer and a
contributing writer to this paper
by Patti Baldini
As we are now in the
midst of the holiday
season, it is also the
time for reflection.
The auction industry
has seen much
change this year. We
have all been af-
fected.
Reasons for selling at auction, the motivation,
often referred to as the “why” factor have also
changed. As auctioneers, we are sensitive to
the “why” factor. There are many families
Published Every Other Friday ~ Next Issue: January 15, 2010
who have been displaced or had to sell assets
they would otherwise keep in their family.
These are stories some families would rather
not share with the public, but they will share
with their auctioneer.
There are many small businesses excited
about opening their new venture and living
their dream, who have had to sell and close.
In years past, auctioneers have been steadfast
in saying, “Auctions are not a last resort, they
are a viable option”. While we still hold
strong to that conviction, it seems we, as auc-
tioneers, have seen individuals, businesses and
banks who have come to us this year for a
quick and effective solution.
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FREE PAPER
December 4, 2009
SUMNER COUNTY – CORNER OF HWY 25 & COLLIER LANE
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12TH, 2009 – 10:00 A.M. CST
SUPER CHOICE 48 ACRES – 1860 HISTORIC 3 BEDROOM
HOUSE – 2 FULL BATHS – 2 BARNS – GARAGE – OUT
BUILDINGS – SELLING IN 11 TRACTS – COLLECTABLES
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS – GREAT TERMS
THE MORRIS & LYNETTE TILLMAN PROPERTY
LOCATED: Located at 1718 Hwy 25 West Gallatin, TN. From Gallatin take Hwy 31E 1.5
miles and turn right onto bypass Hwy 109 North, go 1.6 miles and turn left onto Hwy 25, go
2.2 miles and see property on the right.
REAL ESTATE: Real Estate has been surveyed, calculated and platted to be sold in 11 separate tracts
without regrouping. A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to the final bid to establish the contract price.
Tract #1 – 7.3 Acres Tracts #4 – 1.310 Acres Tract #7 – 1.014 Acres
Tract # 2 – 1.151 Acres Tract #5 – 5.396 Acres Tract #8 – 1.476 Acres
Tract # 3 – 11.89 Acres Tract # 6 – 6.225 Acres
Tract #10 – 5.760 Acres
Tract #9 – 0.928 Acres
Tract #11 – 5.247 Acres
Tract # 3 consists of 11.89 acres and it features an 1860 historic 3 bedroom home with 2 baths – 10 to 12 ft. ceilings
throughout except where the claw foot tub sets on brick – huge hallway – 2 fireplaces – living room – formal dining room
– den – kitchen with poplar cabinetry that just takes the southern charm over the top! Basement storm room- rocking
chair front porch – Four year old central heat & air conditioning – 6 year old roof – mature trees – Just come sit on the
porch it feels like home!!! – Also the house tract features a large 40 x76 barn with 3 horse stalls and a birthing room – tack and feed room – loft – 2
side hallways for hay and equipment storage, water and electricity - Another 32x 52 barn features cow working area with head catcher, swing gates,
and hay storage – also four car detached 22x52 garage – add the pond and creek and all the beautiful land and it totals a big WOW! This is a must
see! Other tracts feature great building sites. Tracts will be restricted to keep the area lovely. Call today! Real Estate to sell first at 10:00 a.m. CST.
ANTIQUES - COLLECTALBES - HOUSEHOLD ITEMS – LAWN MOWERS - MOTORCYCLE:
Lg. poplar wardrobe – walnut breakdown wardrobe – oak coffee table – oak end tables – soda booth & table set – 1920 oak & metal dinette table –
antique bicycle – assorted framed pictures – antique oak square table – 2 sets of post office or library cabinets – 3 pc. Wrought iron lawn set – wrought
iron ice cream parlor stool- old rods & reels – child’s peddle car – Radio Flyer small wagon – footstool – TV stand- brass bar sink – assoc. rugs – set
of commemorative Farmall knives – sports memorabilia – saddles & tack – golf clubs – camping equipment – 17 horse power Craftsmen riding lawn
mower – Cub Cadet riding lawn mower – Baja Warrior motorcycle - upright freezer- and refrigerator and more.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: In the middle of all the action but maintaining the country atmosphere and charm. This property has not been offered
this way ever. It is an opportunity of a lifetime!! Call toady for a color brochure. COME! LOOK! BUY!
INSPECTION: The purchasers are encouraged and advised to make any and all kinds of inspections of this property prior to sale date. Purchaser
will purchase this property “AS IS. WHERE IS.” The day of the sale and will waive the 10 day right to a lead based paint inspection
TERMS: 20% down day of the auction sale and sign the sales contract. Remaining 80% due and payable at closing,. Great Bank Terms! For more
information call Randal Carter at Citizens Bank in Gallatin at 206-1748. Personal property cash or good check day of auction sale. No credit or debit
cards accepted at this sale.
SELLERS: Morris & Lynette Tillman CLOSING ATTORNEY: Betty Lou Taylor of Donoho Taylor and Taylor.
615-374-3004
AUCTIONEERS: Harold Gene Carman, Jr., Ray Carman, Gene Carman III.
For information call Harold at (615)-478-3754

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NASHVILLE TN Don’t Miss These 2 Great Auctions on December 5th
PAID DO NOT DELAY! SUMNER COUNTY-SAINT BLAISE ROAD SMITH COUNTY – DIXON SPRINGS
Super Choice 90.94 Acres – Huge County Home- Selling in SHOULDERS LANE: 115.79 SUPER CHOICE ACRES – 1 BED-
10 Separate Tracts - City Water - Soil Tested ROOM LOG HOUSE – LARGE FEED & TOBACCO BARN
U S POSTAGE TIME DATED MATERIAL! Tractors - Equipment - Antiques - Glassware - Furniture - Tools PUBLIC WATER – SEPTIC TESTED – CREEK – SELLING IN 8
SEPARATE TRACTS – SUPER TERMS – - SMOKEY MOUNTAIN
Super EZ 5.9% Terms- The James W Branham Sr. Estate TYPE VIEWS - DOZER – 4000 FORD TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT
PRSRT STD BOAT & TRAILER – STORAGE BUILDING – TOOLS
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Crossword Fun!

ACROSS DOWN

1 Unpaid 1 Chances of winning

6 Experts 2 "as you __"
10 Sham 3 Computer "button"
14 Lure 4 Head
15 Magnitude 5 Cheat
16 Pasty 6 Lessen
17 Sink 7 Chop
18 Efficiently 8 Women's magazine
19 Waterless 9 Horizon
20 Deliver by post 10 Resort hotel
21 Braces oneself 11 Fake chocolate
23 Kimono sash 12 Excuse
24 Diet 13 Doctor
26 Verse meter 21 Eye infection
28 By means of this 22 Rested
25 Large computer co.
31 Parlay
27 Beef
32 Estimated time of arrival
28 "Mister" (German)
33 Nerve
29 Decorative needle case
36 Hormone
30 Mouth off
40 Midget
31 __ matter
42 Shade tree
34 Writing
43 Tropical edible root
35 Tender loving care
44 Round cracker brand 37 Keg
45 Wagon 38 Tried and __
48 Take to court 39 Garden tools
49 Nearly horizontal entrance 41 Russian ruler
51 Gets up 45 Homer classic
53 Watery mixture 46 Rush
56 Large flat-bottomed boat 47 Ii
57 She 50 Anger
58 Evade 52 Wake up
61 Qualified 53 Bush
65 Prego's competition 54 Charter
67 Bod 55 Coaxed
68 City in Ohio 56 Paddle
69 Wields 59 Musical repeat
70 Adam's garden 60 Prayer ending
71 Judged 62 Rascal
72 Berths 63 Tenet
73 Tug 64 Ceases
74 Bets 66 Ship initials
68 Expression of surprise
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Lincoln funeral photo album in Cowan’s

December 9 American History auction
Written by Auction House PR
CINCINNATI – A unique album of 97 carte-
de-visite photographs featuring 25 rare images
of President Abraham Lincoln’s funeral pro-
cession is the headliner in Cowan’s Dec. 9,
2009 American History Auction. Never before
has such a comprehensive collection of images
related to Lincoln’s funeral been offered by
Cowan’s, an international leader in auctions of
historical Americana. Internet live bidding will
be provided by LiveAuctioneers.com.

The album is comprised of images from three

of the nine cities on the funeral route: Colum-
bus, Ohio; Chicago, and Springfield, Illinois.
While valuable for its rarity as a whole, the
album includes several cartes de visite that are
exceptional on their own individual merit, in-
cluding an image of the processional arch in
Chicago, and an image of Lincoln’s bedroom
in his Springfield home. Additionally, several
photographs are not among those shown in
Twenty Days, Kunhardt and Kunhardt’s com-
prehensive 1965 account of Lincoln’s assassi-
nation and funeral.
Also among the images of three of the cities on
the route are the railroad car used to transport
Lincoln’s coffin, the hearse, the crepe-draped
Chicago City Hall, and a view of Lincoln's
horse "Old Bob" and his African-American
groom, the Reverend Henry Brown, standing
before the Lincoln home in Springfield.
Exceptional Abraham Lincoln Funeral CDV
Album is estimated to bring 8,000 to $10,000
What is believed to be the earliest known pho-
tograph of the Confederate Vice President
Alexander Stephens is to be offered as part of
a rare archive of Stephens' family photographs,
estimated at $10,000-$15,000. The collection
of 17 images, which descended through
Stephens' heirs via Mary Corry, his great niece,
includes a tintype of Stephens' slave, Pierce, as
well as images of Stephen’s extended family
and other slaves.

Rounding out the album are interior scenes of
the funeral, a tinted image of the Lincoln's boy-
hood home, and a number of copy views of
Lincoln and his family. The album is estimated
to bring between $8,000 and $10,000.
Joining the Lincoln album is a group of 47 al-
bumen photographs illustrating the 1884 res-
cue of the members of Adolphus W. Greely
Expedition to Fort Conger (Lady Franklin Bay,
Ellesmere Island, Canada). The tragic expedi-
tion, though a success scientifically, resulted in
the deaths of 18 of the 25 crewmen, after ships
carrying supplies failed to reach Fort Conger.
Finally, after a public outcry for the rescue of
the doomed expedition, three American ships
were sent to attempt to locate the group of ex-
plorers. An important archive documenting the
golden age of Arctic exploration, the group of
photographs is estimated to bring $10,000-
$15,000.
A Georgian by birth, Stephens was elected to
Congress in 1843. He supported slavery and
the Kansas-Nebraska Act. Although as a De-
mocrat, he opposed the election of Lincoln in
1860, and he argued against secession. Lincoln
wrote to Stephens emphasizing their similari-
ties in views, other than on that critical issue of
slavery. With the formation of the Confederate
States of America on February 8, 1861,
Stephens was elected Jefferson Davis’ Vice
President. However, theirs was an uneasy rela-
tionship; Stephens had little respect for Davis
and opposed his determination to fight until the
end. Stephens made several attempts to talk to
Lincoln about ending the war.
After the war he was briefly imprisoned before
being pardoned by Andrew Johnson. He was
elected again to Congress, resigning in 1882 to
serve as Governor of Georgia until his death in
1883.

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3 SEPERATE REAL ESTATE SALES

ABSOLUTE AUCTION
SATURDAY DECEMBER 19TH 10:00AM
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4 BEDROOM HOME 102 N COMMERCE ST
COMMERCIAL BUILDING 7676 HWY 41 N HOME & LOT 105 N COMMERCE ST
ADAMS, TENNESSEE 37010
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3 STORAGE BUILDINGS TO BE MOVED - ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES
DIRECTIONS: From Nashville take I-24 west
to exit #19 turn right onto N 256, follow to dead
end turn left onto TN-256/Cedar Hill Rd, follow
to stop sign turn right onto S Church St to 41 N
turn right. First left onto N Commerce to sale
on right.

102 N Commerce: This 1480 sq ft 4 bedroom

1 bath home sits on a 67.9’ x 266’ lot. It has a
large dinning room, living room, and kitchen.
There are hardwood floors throughout with
vinyl in the kitchen and bath. The lot has sev-
eral large mature
trees providing
great shade. The home is in need of updating
but with a little imagination it could be your
country cottage in the heart of Adams.

7676 Hwy 41N: This 101’ x 152’irr commercial lot is located on the
On behalf of the
corner of Hwy 41N and N Commerce. It has a 780 sq ft block auctioneers and staff at
building that is in need of renovation. It is presently zoned com- Brooks and Associates
mercial RE and joins 102 N Commerce.
we would like to thank all our
105 N Commerce: This home sits on a 116’ x 181’. It is in need Sellers and Buyers for their
of a major restoration or remove it and build the home of your
choice. The lot is very nice with several mature trees and located support in 2009 and years past
in the heart of Adams. We at Brooks and Associates
Personal Property: antique corner china hutch, antique buffet, wish everyone a wonderful
cut glass, tulip cut glass, depression glass, blue willow china, as- Holiday Season!
sorted crock jugs FW Baker &Sons Nashville, 1964 George Dickle
original bottle, WW11 items, Hand carved travel trunk, Late 1800’s
Books and artifacts such as Tennessee History Illustrated 1886,
Carl L Brooks
Gone With The Wind 1937, Bell Witch 1961, vintage whiskey bot-
tles, vintage German beer steins, Antique Bedroom furniture, and
many more items to numerous to list.

Storage Buildings: (2) 12’ x 14’ storage buildings, (1) 14’ x 24’
storage building. Storage Buildings selling to be moved.

Terms: Real Estate: CASH Make your Own Financial arrange-

ments prior to sale. 15% Earnest money day of sale balance due
at closing. Personal Property: Cash, Approved Check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover. Drivers Li-
cense required for bidding number. Sale #07709

Our Current 2010 Auction Schedule

January 23, 2010 Brick house and 11 acres
February- 8 houses in Columbia
April- 18 acres with Lake
April- Commercial Building, Lewisburg
April- Commercial Building , Cool Springs
Eddie Greer / Melanie Eifling Auctioneers
www.colsonauctions.com YOUR AUCTION TEAM
Carl Brooks
Auctioneer
379-0358 Nights
Col. Jimmy Hines
Auctioneer
Johnathan Harrison
Appr. Auctioneer
Randy Giles
Appr. Auctioneer
Ben White
Appr. Auctioneer
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. . . “Kind Deed”
They are looking to us to help make things
better. Auctioneers are mindful of this.

Now, more than ever, it is important for all of

us, during this holiday season, to be mindful.
With just one kind deed, one kind word, you
may be able to make a difference.

Movie Memorabilia goes on

the block Dec. 5th in first of
several On Line Auctions

Mid-Hudson Auction Galleries has announced

the acquisition of the Gene Andrewski Collec-
tion of Cinema. The entire collection will be
sold without reserve or minimum bids, making
this series of sales almost unprecedented in the
industry. Included are movie posters, lobby
cards and window cards as well as jumbo, mini
and midget cards.
View the fully illustrated catalog and register
to bid absentee or live via the Internet as the
sale is taking place by logging on to
www.LiveAuctioneers.com.

To our readers and our customers, we wish you the very best of the Holiday Season. As
we prepare for our 6th year of publishing America’s Auction Report, we sincerely hope
for a joyous and prosperous new year for all!
 A large portion of the sale will be broadcast LIVE on the Internet @ Proxibid.com.

OVER 300 LOTS OF THE BEST

CONSIGNED ITEMS WE HAVE SEEN!
ALL BEING SOLD ABSOLUTE!
Friday, January 1, 2010 @ 10AM CST ~ Preview @ 9AM Day of Sale
Items currently on display at Auction Hall
Bring in 2010 with our first Absolute Auction of the Year! Over 300 lots
of the best consignment auction we have seen, including porcelain
signs, Coca-Cola, petromobilia, fabulous furniture, bronze, vintage
items, one-of-a-kind pieces, all sold at No Reserve. We will begin at
10AM CST and go all day long until every lot is SOLD! A large por-
tion of the sale will be broadcast LIVE on the Internet @ Proxibid.com.
Save the First Day of the New Year for this sale!

Partial List of Items: Fabulous antique Dish Cabinet, 1920’s Winches-

ter 5-Panel Store Display, RARE (one of 12 known to exist) Sear’s Serv-
ice Station 2-sided PS, THE ORIGINAL “4 Roses Whiskey” Litho TS
(most current reproductions have been made from this exact sign),
Phillips 66 2-sided PS, Gulf Die-Cut Sign, Standard 2-sided PS, Standard
Oil PS, Enco 2-sided PS, Coca-Cola Sled PS, Coca-Cola Fishtail TS,
Coca-Cola Drink Cooler, Shell Gasoline Pump, vintage Wooden Hand-
Painted Light-up Bass Drum, 36” Nipper-style Dog, Cooks Paint 2-sided
PS, Marvy Barber Shop Flange PS, RARE 1930’s Maytag Die-Cut TS,
1920’s Die-Cut NuGrape CB, 1940’s 7-Up TS, 1960’s Coca-Cola TS,
Vintage Chesterfield Banner, Chevrolet Neon, Chrysler/Plymouth Neon,
Vintage Negro Gas Station Wood Attendant, General Electric Bronze
Plaque, Chippewa Bronze Plaque, Beaver Underwear Bronze Plaque,
Cincinnati StoveWorks Cast Aluminum Die-Cut Plaque, Men’s/Women’s
Restroom Bronze Plaques, Outstanding Cast Bronze Wall Clock, Pair of
Piedmont Cigarettes Folding Chairs, Star Motor Gasoline Flange TS,
Rare Original Elvis Presley “Frankie & Johnny” Movie Poster, Beechnut
Chewing Tobacco PS, NOS Sunbeam Bread TS, large antique Oak Sec-
retary, James Benjamin Stoneware 2 gal Crock (Cincinnati, OH), Large
Brass Birdcage, Lollipop Scales, 7’ Oriental Foyer Vase, H.G. Hills Re-
verse-on-Glass, vintage Shell Motor Oil Jars, vintage Marathon Oil Jar,
Brass Door Pulls, RARE Turn-of-the-Century Teacher’s Aid, Bronze
Brunswick Pool Cue Holder, RARE Antique Burglar Alarm Copper Box,
Hidden Round Poker Table…..this just scratches the surface of what we
be selling!
For more information, including hotel arrangements,
please contact us @ 615-335-6261.

ABSENTEE BIDS
ACCEPTED!

114 George L. Davis Blvd. Nashville, TN 37203

David Allen, Auctioneer #5600
Music City Auction TN FL 4976
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