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PART 2 OF THE HUGE FARMALL TRACTOR COLLECTION AND MORE. FARM TRACTORS, TRACTOR DECAL KITS, RARE TRACTOR PARTS,FARM IMPLEMENTS, TOY TRACTORS AND MUCH MORE. IF YOU NEED A TRACTOR OR OTHER LARGE ITEMS HAULED YOU WILL NEED TO ARRANGE THAT. WE HAVE A FEW HAULERS CONTACT INFO - TDK TRANSPORT - 715-305-1104 OR TRENT'S TOWING - 715-419-1725

Fantastic Auction with over 400 lots of high-end quality items. You won't want to miss this Internet Auction which features Antiques, Arcade & Coin-op, Neon, Vintage Advertising, Art, Coins, Jewelry, & Collectibles! Most items are offered without Reserves! Our online only auctions are stagger style, which means that the first lot in the auction will close at 6:00pm and each item after will close 30 seconds later. Also, it has a soft close feature, if an item gets a bid right before the closing time the bidding will re-open for 1 more minute to allow for any other bids. Buyer's Premium: 15% buyer's fee (buyer's premium) will be added to all invoices. You may begin previewing and bidding online!

Combined Estates auction Featuring Ken L Garner Firearms, like new Cattle ranch Equipment, Antique restored Tractors, Antiques, Black Powder Hunting, Trencher, Stock Trailers & More.. SHIPPING AVAILABLE AT BUYERS EXPENSE

GUNS, SPORTING, MACHINEST EQUIPMENT & TOOLS, ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD & MORE! **PART ONE of TWO!**

Chey & Skyy are delighted to present the Wolfe Estate Auction, where we've unearthed a trove of unique and exquisite treasures. Among the finds are timeless china sets, book collections, luxurious rugs, elegant furniture, captivating figurines, beautiful art, and much more. If you have any inquiries or require assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to Cheyanne at 865-347-7927. Explore our auction with joy, and happy bidding!

Fantastic Auction with 300 lots of quality items. You won't want to miss thisOnline Auction which features Antiques, Firearms, Coins, Jewelry, Ammo & Collectibles! Most items are offered without Reserves! Our online only auctions are stagger style, which means that the first lot in the auction will close at 6:00pm and each item after will close 30 seconds later. Also, it has a soft close feature, if an item gets a bid right before the closing time the bidding will re-open for 1 more minute to allow for any other bids. Buyer's Premium: 15% buyer's fee (buyer's premium) will be added to all invoices. You may begin previewing and bidding online!

There are a lot of really cool vintage items at this home. Tons of head vases, pocket watches, and lawyers bookcases. Not to mention the books. Books on the Civil War, Presidents, World War II, and so much more. Don't miss the Toro riding mower, the abundance of office supplies, Monte Blanc included, and so much more! Good Luck & Happy Bidding!

A Castles and Attics Auction This Large Condo with more than 800 Lots is a single-owner estate that is being sold Without Reserve. Some Curiosities You Will Find in This Auction- ANTIQUE & HOME FURNISHINGS: Art Nouveau Marble Plant Stand, Victorian Side Chairs, Sampler Homer Cherry Drop Leaf Table, Philadelphia Inlaid Tilt Top Table, Aladdin Oil Lamps, Victorian Wall and Clock Shelves, Chippendale Mirror, White Wicker, Antique Seth Thomas Clocks, Nice Empire Four-Drawer Dresser, Two Spice Boxes, Copper Fire Extinguisher, One-Drawer Primitive Stand, Nesting Tables, Hand Crafted Barometer, Robert Pence Light House Picture, 3 Piece Set Exceptional Carved Oak Bed Frame, Gentlemans Chest and Side Dresser, Victorian Stick and Ball Table, Kipp Mid Century End Table, Omega Hoosier Style Kitchen Cabinet, , SPECIALTY FINDS: Towle Old Master Sterling Silver Flatware Set, Coin Silver Spoons, Vintage Holiday and Christmas, Blow Molds, Dept. 56, Glass Marbles, Coca-Cola Trays, Cast Iron Book Ends, Red Dansk Enamel Pans, Neat NIB Georges Briard Cocktail Glasses, Large Needlepoint, Stamps and Misc. Craft Lots, Quilts, Hudson Bay Blanket, One Cent Coin Lot, Cast Iron Dachshund Boot Scraper, Scotty and Horse Mail Box Toppers, Fountain Pens, 1926 Indiana License Plate, GLASSWARE: Pyrex Yellow Daisy Nesting Bowls, Uranium/Vaseline Glass, Mary Gregory, Baccarat Crystal Angel, Blenko, Czech Ruby Etched Decanter w/Butterfly, Hofbauer Crystal, Fenton, Northwood, EAPG Cake Stands and Pitchers, Large Amber Glass Collection, Simon Pearce Vase, Christofle Bowl, Candlewick, Tooth Pick Holder Collection, Waterford, Lots of Indiana Tiara, Depression, Ruby Red. PAPERWEIGHTS: Zimmerman, Joe St. Clair, Joe Rice, Zimmerman Fruit, Joe St. Clair Sulphide Frog, Fratelli Toso Murano. St. Clair Lamp. PORCELAIN: Very Large Spode "Christmas Tree" Serviceware, Accessories, Dish Sets, Cute Lefton Cat Cookie Jar, Bavarian, Hummels, RS Prussia, Napon, Johnson Brothers English China, Copper Cookware, Pickard, POTTERY: Large Selection Of MA Hadley, Van Briggle. Old Jardinieres, Stoneware Pitchers, IMPRESSIVE DOUBLE HANDLED DISTILLERY JUG CROCK, McCoy, ESTATE/COSTUME JEWELRY: Mens Gold Filled Pocket Watches, Ladies Gold Rings, Sterling Necklaces and Pendants, Native American Silver, Misc. Costume Jewelry, COINS: Morgan and Piece Dollars, Indian Head and Wheat Pennies, DOLLS/TOYS/GAMES: Fisher Price, Vintage and Antique Children's Books, Little Golden Books, Chatty Cathy, Bisque Dolls, Kewpie Dolls, Nintendo Game Boy, Effanbee, Madame Alexander, Barbie, Character Metal Lunch Boxes, ...and Lots More IMPORTANT: The State of Indiana has begun to collect sales tax at Online Single-Owner Auctions. If you live in Indiana and are not tax-exempt, Castles & Attics will charge you a 7% tax. If you are tax-exempt and still need to submit your ST-105 form, please email it before the auction ends—link to St-105 Tax Exempt form.  Click the link below for the tax form: https://www.in.gov/isda/files/Form_105_Indiana_General_Sales_Tax_Exemption_Certificate.pdf Castles & Attics DeWayne Butler -License #AU10500011 Phone 317-833-6367 CastlesandAttics.com

We are pleased to present an estate collection consisting of currencies, coin sets and other financial instruments offered up to the highest bidder. All items can be picked up in local Saskatoon or arrange shipment. Please contact us for any assistance: Terry McDougall at 1-306-262-6327 and terry.mcdauction@gmail.com

September 2023 General Estate Auction September 10 -17, 2023 Featuring a 2010 GMC work van with racking; a 1968 Corvette 327; a Chevy Duramax diesel 4 X 4 pickup; a vintage Wheel Horse C81 lawn/garden tractor; an Irish Waterford Crystal Cranmore 9-armed B9 chandelier; Irish Waterford Cranmore wall sconces; Irish Belleek China and other ceramic pieces; Persian wool carpets; room-sized carpets; collectible coins, sterling silver flatware; antique & contemporary furniture; framed artwork including prints by Beverly Doolittle and 1920s framed Yale sports posters; antique radios; Lionel model trains & sets; a blown-glass demijohn in its original wicker basket; antique, contemporary furniture; & patio furniture; GreenZone folding bicycle; maps; flat-screen televisions; diecast & salesman's model reel mowers; housewares; advertising pieces; and more!

We are very pleased to offer this estate in Oil City featuring, car, boat, trailers, ATV, and some awesome antiques. The auction will begin to close at 7:30 pm on Thursday, October 5, 2023. Items will be soft closing every 20 seconds. If a bid is placed within the last minutes the lot will be extended until no bids are received for 2 minutes.

Liquidation Auction for Branham's Cabinet Shop Online bidding only through Wed. 9/20 www.TheLigonCompany.com Online Auction featuring '86 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible, '09 Volkswagen Sedan, '07 Chevrolet Sierra, '95 Jeep Wrangler, 8' Enclosed Trailer, EZ Go Cart, John Deere Z810A Zero Turn, Bench Vise, Radial Arm Saw, Craftsman Ten Inch Table Saw, Disc Sander, Compound Miter Saw, Boring Machine, Ingersoll Rand Compressor, Delta Unisaw, Delta Shaper, Compressor, Power Tools, Hand Tools, Vintage Tools and more! Preview: Wed. 9/20, 4PM - 6PM by appointment. Sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040B48AFAC29A6FC1-liquidation On-Site Item Pick Up: Thurs. 9/21, 10AM - 6PM by appointment. Sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040B48AFAC29A6FC1-pick163 Location: 1578 Firetower Rd, Rock Hill, SC Call Randy Ligon, CAI, CES, BAS o 803-366-3535 Please visit www.TheLigonCompany.com for complete details, terms and conditions. The Ligon Co. Real Estate & Auction Services, specializing in Commercial & Residential Real Estate | Relocation | Estates | Business Liquidation | Construction & Farm Equipment SCAL1716 o SCAFL4120 o NCAL8951 o NCAFL10066 Online Bidding Tips: Bidding Style is Staggered: Each lot will close 15 Seconds after the first lot in the auction consecutively. Lots will begin closing at 7 PM and continue until the final lot has closed. **** & Soft Close: If a bid is placed on a lot during the last minute of bidding, the time will be extended by one minute each time. **** If you are bidding at the close of the Auction, please make sure to select "LIVE CATALOG VIEW" to view the auction in real time.

Scheerer McCulloch Auctioneers, Inc. This Auction has Something for Everyone! 2006 Mercedes Benz, Trading Cards, Firearms, Jewelry, Vintage Toys, Furniture, Antiques & Collectibles, Kitchenwares, Fishing, Decor, Bowling Balls,Tools, Hotwheels, Trains, Fenton BIDDERS MUST RESIDE IN INDIANA ONLY IN ORDER TO PURCHASE FIREARMS. WE ARE NO LONGER OFFERING SHIPPING TO OUT OF STATE BIDDERS FOR FIREARMS THAT NEED TO GO THROUGH AN FFL. FIREARMS ARE LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. Type: Online-Only Auction Checkout Date/Time: 9:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept 20th (BY APPOINTMENT ONLY, there will be NO EXCEPTIONS.) Dates: 9/11/2023 - 9/18/2023, ends with first lot, soft staggered close @ 7:30 p.m. EST Preview Date/Time: No preview available. For questions on specific lots, please contact Scheerer at info@smauctioneers.com. Location: 4420 Ardmore Ave., Fort Wayne, IN 46809. Auction pickup is by appointment only. Please call 260-441-8636, option 0, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 19th to schedule an appointment for WEDNESDAY pickup OR email us with preferred pickup time at info@smauctioneers.com. 1) Payment Methods. Scheerer McCulloch accepts cash, wired funds, or the credit/debit card registered on the bidder's account in hibid.com ("Hibid") at time of auction registration. It is the bidder's responsibility to make certain the card on file at the time of registration is current, usable and not expired. 2) Credit Card Policy. Scheerer accepts only the credit card registered through Hibid. Bidders paying with this method will be charged the current Hibid credit card processing fee in addition to buyer's premium, sales tax & bid price. It is the bidder's responsibility to make certain the card on file at the time of registration is current, usable and not expired. 3) Personal Check Policy. Personal checks will be accepted only if credit has been established with Scheerer McCulloch. Items paid for by check may be held by Scheerer McCulloch for 10 business banking days. The purchaser agrees to pay Scheerer McCulloch a handling charge of $35 for any check dishonored by the drawee. 4) Winning bidder agrees to pay Scheerer McCulloch the full amount of the winning bid amount, the buyer's premium and sales tax (unless a sales tax exemption form is provided to Scheerer McCulloch) on or before the day of the scheduled pickup. If the winning bidder has requested shipping, then the winning bidder further agrees to pay a $30.00 packing, shipping materials and handling fee, plus costs of shipping and insurance per box. Scheerer McCulloch will make its best effort to combine winning lots into one (1) box if possible. Bidders who have not paid by the date of the scheduled pickup will be charged through their registered credit/debit card the day of the pickup day. If the winning bidder's credit card is declined and does not pay for the winning lot(s), Scheerer McCulloch will report the user to Hibid. This may result in a permanent ban from Hibid. Scheerer McCulloch reserves its rights and remedies to recoup its fees. Bidders who do not pick up items on the day of the pickup but have paid for the items will have 3 business days to pick up, make arrangements to pick up or ship the items before the auctioneer considers the item abandoned. The appropriate Buyers Premium is applied to winning bid(s). Credit Card Convenience Fee is the current Hibid credit card processing fee. Bidders must inspect items before leaving the premises. Please bring your own packing and moving supplies. If you purchase large items such as furniture, please bring additional assistance as the auction company will not be responsible for providing assistance with large items. 5) Scheerer McCulloch requires cash ONLY or an irrevocable wire transfer for lots containing jewelry, coins, precious metals and/or other higher value items. Winning bidder is responsible for any wire transfer fees. Buyers Premium: 18% applied to win Credit Card Convenience Fee (Through HiBid): 3.5% Sales Tax: May apply Bidders must inspect items before leaving the premises. Please bring your own packing and moving supplies. If you purchase large items such as furniture, please bring additional assistance as the auction company will not be responsible for providing assistance with large items. VEHICLE PURCHASES: ***The auctioneer STRONGLY recommends bidders schedule a professional mechanic inspection on all vehicles before bidding. Requirements to bid: -Bidder must be older than 21 and have a valid driver's license. -If the bidder is paying with check or credit/debit, bidder agrees to wait 10 days after payment is made to pick up the vehicle. -If paying with cash, vehicle will be released at the time of payment. Instructions after winning: Make payment at The Lantern with a valid ID Depending on payment: - Personal Check or Cashier's Check - Auction company will deposit the check the next business day. Once 10 days have passed, vehicle will be available for pickup. - Credit/debit/- Once 10 days have passed, vehicle will be available for pickup. - Cash - Vehicle will be released at the time of payment. - Winning bidder will need to provide proof of insurance on vehicle at time of pickup. - Vehicle, title and keys will not be released without proof of insurance is provided. FIREARM(S) BIDDER & TRANSFER INFO: ***Please Note - the ONLY Accepted Payments for Firearms - Cash/Wire Transfer or Check. MUST PROVIDE A VALID DRIVIERS LICENSE. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS. WE ARE NO LONGER OFFERING SHIPPING TO OUT OF STATE BIDDERS FOR FIREARMS THAT NEED TO GO THROUGH AN FFL. All in state firearm purchases: All firearms excluding muzzleloaders will be required to be picked up by buyer on record at a local gun shop of auction companies choice in order to complete necessary background check. The buyer shall be responsible for the transfer fee per firearm, which is payable directly to the FFL at time of transfer. Gun shop has the right to reserve a hold on a firearm until customer gets approved by background check. Firearms will not be released to gun shop UNTIL verified payment has cleared. Firearms will be available for pickup the day following verified payment., excluding checks (10 business days for check to clear). If traveling from out of state or out of town to pickup your firearm, paying with cash, please contact our office personnel PRIOR to arrangement pickup, to give the FFL time to process the order.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL: Checking item condition is the bidder's responsibility. BWP Auctions makes every effort to describe items to the best of our knowledge, but cannot check every item. Major appliances are guaranteed for five business days, if stated on the lot. Otherwise, all items are sold AS-IS WHERE-IS with no guarantees expressed or implied. No returns or refunds will be issued for any reason. All SALES ARE FINAL.

Online Only Liberty Center Ohio Estate Auction Sunday September 17, 2023 beginning to end at 5PM! online bidding can be done at leonardsonline.hibid.com 1 DAY PICK UP BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! 734-856-6530 APPOINTMENTS CAN BE MADE AFTER 9:00AM ON MONDAY! 6350 Consear Rd. Ottawa Lake, MI Monday September 18, 2023 10:00AM - 5:30PM NO APPOINTMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED VIA EMAIL, TEXT OR VOICEMAIL! 475+ Lots to include Furniture and Appliances to include Dixie Mid Century Modern Bedroom Furniture, Antique Painted Wardrobe, Bakers Rack, Cast Iron Garden Patio Set, Patio Table and Chairs and Other Patio Furniture, Painted Corner Cabinet, Jewelry Armoire, Mahogany Painted Side Board, Krestell Poker Game Table and Chairs, NIB Shelf Systems and Others. Blackstone Grill, Weber Propane Grill, Kenmore Refrigerator, GE Hot & Cold Water Dispenser, GE Deep Freezer, Kenmore Dehumidifier, Folding Tables and More. Tools and Electronics including DeWalt Planer, Craftsman Table Saw, Husqvarna Back Pack Blower, Husky 20 Gallon Air Compressor, Little Wonder 8HP High Output Power Blower, Craftsman 4.5HP Gas Powered Edger, Trim Rite 3.5HP Gas Powered Edger, Minn Kota Turbo Trolling Motor, Reddy Heater, Hanging Shop Work Lights, Goldblatt "Diana" Texture Spray Gun, Craftsman Drills and Saws, Power and Hand Tools, Yard Tools, Hitch, Hitch- Haul and More. Electronics to include NIB MA Audio 18DXi 1000W Max Power Speaker, NIB Audiobahn 15" High Performance Subwoofers, JVC, Fisher and Other Turntables, Panasonic, Zenith and Other Stereos, 8 Track Players, Vintage and Other Electronics! Coins, Toys, Cookie Jars and Collectibles: Coins to include 7 Morgan and 3 Peace Dollar Coins, Silver Quarter and Dimes Plus Other Collectible Currency. 25+ Die Cast Cars including ERTL, Hot Wheels, Franklin Mint, Anson, American Muscle, Maisto, Tonka, Burago and Racing Champions. GI Joe Action Figures, Tootsie Toy American West Cowboy, Lone Ranger Guitar and Many Others. 20+ Cookie Jars by Shawnee, McCoy, Brush, American Bisque, USA and Twin Winton. 5 Bicycles including Schwinn, Zephyr, Mongoose and Trek. Elvis Presley Collectibles. Vintage Vinyl Record Album Collection. Little Tikes Kids Wagon and Picnic Table. Radio Flyer Wagon. Fenton and Vaseline Art Glass. Christmas Decorations, Totes, Clocks, Artwork, Cleveland Indians, Chicago Bulls, Detroit Lions and Kansas City Chiefs Memorabilia. Vintage Baseball Souvenir Pennants. Perfume Bottles, Porcelain Figurines, F&S Hand Carved Wooden Swan Decoy, Vintage Buttons, Lamps, Libbey Gold and Silver Leaf, Copper Luster Pitchers, Rogers and Siam Flatware Sets. Cast Iron Ship Lamp and Door Stops. Paintball Gun. NIB Men's Shoes and Cleats, Carruth, Vera Bradley and Much More!! PLEASE NOTE: APPOINTMENTS ARE ONLY ACCEPTED VIA PHONE AT 734-856-6530. ANY LOTS NOT PICKED UP WITHIN SCHEDULED TIME WILL BE FORFEITED! NO APPOINTMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED VIA EMAIL, TEXT OR VOICEMAIL! Terms: 15% Buyers Premium will be added to establish final Price. All Credit Cards will be Processed at the End of the Auction. All Statements made day of sale take precedent over all printed material. Sale conducted by Leonard’s.

Beautiful antique furniture to include: dressers, rocking chairs, ice cream chairs, sewing machines, hutch, cast iron claw foot tub Lots of Boy Scouts memoribillia, Michael Hoban Black Power coat, Bomber jacket, Knives and Bayonets, military items including an original Nazi helmet, Homestake Mining memoribillia, Bronze statues, antique fishing gear, globes, fountain pens, Incolay Jewelry boxes, A TON of carnival glass, old Tonka and Buddy L trucks. Counter top jars, crocks, numerous South Dakota advertising crocks, 'The Lobby Liquor House' , Lead, SD, Eureka, SD 'The Golden Rule' crock and many other pieces of advertsiing. Indian artifacts including: pottery shards from Chamberlin, South Dakota, arrowheads, hammerhead, Chimio rug, Sioux and Lakota Pottery and other pieces Radios, clocks, table lamps, hanging lamps, uranium lamp, hurricane lamps, oil lamps, brand new in the box never used rain lamp, Vintage smoking pieces, old lighters, pipes and collector cigarettes Vintage Elephant garden seats, Vintage Thai and Hindu Temple Rubbing Art, teak wood pieces, Asian pieces and Asian art work, LARGE piece of solid Quartz, Longaberger Handwoven baskets Pottery: Cahoy, Weller, Redwing, Bauer, McCoy, Roseville, Abingdon, Gonder, Hull, Norwood, Stangl, Fiestaware, Hall and Frankoma Cookie Jars, canning jars, antique coffee grinders, butter churns and meat grinders. Cutco knives, tin and copper cookware, Griswold and Wagner cast iron pans, silver plate tea sets, Merry Mushroom decor, Lots of vintage Tupperware, Kitchenaid Mixer, Pyrex Bowls, Uranium Glass, Amberina Glass, Antique Photos, Fossils, Wood planes, China plates and cups, MORE OCCUPIED JAPAN figurines than you could imagine and lots of Salt and Pepper Shakers Beautiful artwork and antique books. There is something for everyone, do not miss this online auction!

Wallace, Rose Point Sterling flatware 51 piece silver, nice silver plate flateware sets,custom Damascus steel knives, Harley Davidison memoribilia, Coca cola memoribilia, collectible toys, vintage oriental items, vintage desireable glassware, gardening items, vintage and antique crystal, vintage glassware, vintage beatles albums, vintage albums, comic books, waterfall desk,antique fishing lures, household items, military items, holiday items, yard tools, Stihl trimmer and blower, large Sturgis tee shirts comic books and much more!!! online at www.allpropertyauctions.net

Living Estate Auction (name withheld) AUCTION BEGINS CLOSING Sunday September 17th @ 7:30pm Pick up at the Estate: 3601 Meadow Drive, Morehead City, NC September 19th 12-7:30pm This auction includes prints by photographer Bruce Roberts. According to his website: BRUCE ROBERTS His talent to capture candid moments in the lives of people attempting to make a positive difference in life is a gift of genius. With only a 35 mm camera, some film, natural light, and a keen eye for the right moment, Bruce has saved for future generations some of the most compelling faces for us to study from the last half of the 20th century. His images introduce us to people we otherwise never would have had the chance to know, yet we all know. Bruce was weaned on night police patrols, trained on award-winning newspapers, and given the freedom to choose his subjects for nearly every major American magazine or book on the South. His photojournalism focuses on the 1960s and ‘70s while his entire photographic career continues into the 21st century. His wife, Cheryl Shelton-Roberts, remembers; "We were on the northern California coast in 1993 and he was using his cherry 4x5 view camera and then one of his three Nikon 35mm cameras. I asked him, "How do you know what image you're getting just looking through the viewfinder?" He looked at me without expression and quickly answered, 'I'm a photographer. I don't see objects. I see light.' " Bruce Stuart Roberts (February 4, 1930 – June 16, 2023) was an American photographer and author who began his career in the 1950s. He started out as a reporter but soon moved into photography and was part of the group of photojournalists at The Charlotte Observer who pioneered the use of the 35 mm format cameras. Over the years his work has appeared in Time, Life, Sports Illustrated, and Time Life Books. From 1978 through 1992, he worked for Southern Living magazine, first as director of photography and later as senior travel photographer. Through his work as a photographer he has depicted such significant events as the civil rights movement in the 1960s and rural health initiatives in the 1970s. In later years much of his work has been spent photographing and documenting lighthouses, a subject he has shared through several books he has either co-authored or illustrations with photographs. Following his postgraduate studies Roberts moved to North Carolina, taking a job as a photographer for the local Hamlet News-Messenger newspaper, in Hamlet, North Carolina, just south of Rockingham on the South Carolina border.[2] During his early years in North Carolina his photos were published in national and international publications such as Life, Look, Time and the Saturday Evening Post.[2][5] Many of his photos were used on the cover of The State magazine (now known as Our State). In 1958 he was hired as a staff photographer for The Charlotte Observer newspaper, working for editor Pete McKnight as part of a group of young up-and-coming photographers.[6] The group of Charlotte Observer photographers would be among the first to use 35 mm photography in their work, and would later be credited with being pioneers of the 35 mm camera in photojournalism as well in as the use of natural light for their photos. In 1959 and 1961, Roberts was named "Southern Photographer of the Year" for his work with the Charlotte Observer.[1][2] He also took first place in the National Press Photographers Association news pictures competition in 1959, 1960 and 1961.[1] In 1962 Roberts took the position of Director of Photography for the News Journal paper in Wilmington, Delaware, where he remained until 1963.[1] Over time he would also take photographs of various important historical figures of the time such as Reverend Billy Graham, Elvis Presley, John F. Kennedy and Joe DiMaggio.[5] One day last summer, Bruce Roberts flew from his home in Charlotte to Atlanta to photograph a magazine story. Working almost nonstop for 36 hours, Roberts exposed 27 rolls of film. The end product was one superb photograph of an Atlanta policeman working in the slums. It is that kind of relentless effort that has made him one of the best in his profession. But it is also compassion, the kind of compassion that allows a parent to live and love a child who is retarded. That makes him the artist he is.” —?Reg Murphy. Atlanta Journal and Constitution editor, 1968, [7] Suzy, one of Roberts’ most famous photos which was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. In 1963 Roberts began to work as a freelance photographer instead of specifically for one newspaper.[6] During this period he and his then-wife Nancy Roberts co-authored several books, including The Governor in 1972[8] and Goodliest Land in 1973.[9] Later they wrote books about the supernatural, releasing books such as Ghosts and Specters: Ten Supernatural Stories in 1974[10] America's Most Haunted Places in 1976,[11] and Southern Ghosts in 1979.[12] Roberts' photographs also appeared in the children's book Where Time Stood Still: A Portrait of Appalachia, which was named by The New York Times as one of the best children's books of 1970.[13] In 1978 he became the director of photography for Southern Living magazine, a position he held until 1982.[6] In 1982 he took on the role of senior travel photographer for the magazine, focusing on depicting the Southern United States.[6] In 1992, after 14 years with Southern Living he left to pursue freelance photography and to focus on contributing to various books, especially books on the lighthouses of North Carolina which became his passion.[5] In the fall of 1994, while living in Nags Head on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Roberts and his second wife Cheryl Shelton-Roberts co-founded the Outer Banks Lighthouse Society dedicated to preserving North Carolina's lighthouses and to spreading awareness about their history,[14] and served on its board of directors.[15] Starting in 1997 Roberts, working with Cheryl, published his first book on the historical lighthouses, called Lighthouse Families.[16] In subsequent years the Roberts published further books on lighthouses in and around North Carolina.[17][18][19] He would later be awarded "Keeper of the Light" award from the American Lighthouse Foundation as a result of the preservation initiatives he led through the Outer Banks Lighthouse Society. In 2001 Our State magazine awarded Roberts the first ever Carl Goerch Award, named after the magazine's founder.[4] In a 2005 article in Lighthouse Magazine, magazine editor Tim Harrison and the magazine staff declared that Roberts was one of America's all-time best lighthouse photographers, citing his long history of capturing historical lighthouses on film.[20] In 2010 the Outer Banks History Center (OBHC) presented an exhibit of Roberts' photographs entitled "Bruce Roberts, Photojournalist: 50 Years of Capturing Change" that featured photos from throughout his career, primarily focusing on pictures taken in North Carolina.[21] You must be able to pick up during this time or request shipping. We do not ship furniture. It is very important you are able to come to the pickup during the specified times as we won’t have access to the home after this window. Also, we can’t hold any items following the sale and pick up window. No items will be held at the store for pick up. No exceptions. *** we are offering shipping on most lots if you have questions please reach out*** Pick up is every thirty mins by appointment only. Please make sure you schedule your appointment with Chris via text 252-560-4059, DO NOT EMAIL FOR AN APPOINTMENT.

Great Estate Items coming in Daily, Fine Gold & Silver Jewelry, Firearms, Antiques Works of Art, Bronzes Lighting, etc. Please check back for updated Catalogue and Pictures The preview will be on Sunday, Sept. 24th from 2-4pm. PICKUP WILL BE: Friday 29th 10-6 & Saturday 30th 10-2pm (WE WILL BE CLOSED OCT. 2ND- 6TH) WE Do NOT SHIP AMMO!!

VERY IMPORTANT-If you don't have your pickup office/city identified yet please place your pickup location under "Company Name" in your personal profile so we know where to send your winnings (even if you are picking up in Sussex)! **LPO** Stands for LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. This means no shipping or inter-office transfers are available. * Stands for no shipping & possible additional transfer fee. *****WE TRANSFER TO ALL WISE OWL LOCATIONS****

*ONLINE AUCTION* - BY ORDER OF: Major Welding Equipment Mfg. EQUIPMENT LOCATION 6 Kripes Rd EAST GRANBY, CT 06026 AUCTION TYPE ONLINE Auction – All bidding will be conducted online AUCTION DATE SEPTEMBER 20th, 2023 First Lot Closes on 9/20 @ 1:00 PM (ET) INSPECTION SEPTEMBER 19th, 2023 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM ET Questions, please contact: Tom DeCosmo Jr. P: (413) 530-0019 E: tomjr@diauctions.com RIGGING & SHIPPING Buyers are fully responsible for all rigging and transportation costs. Please obtain quotes for all rigging and transportation prior to bidding and please bid accordingly. All rigging companies must be approved by both DI Auctions and consignor. All rigging companies must provide proper and necessary insurance documentation to DI Auctions prior to the removal of any items from the auction site. Please note DI Auctions does not pack, ship, crate, transport or rig any items! Suggested Rigging Contact Information: Light Rigging: (860) 347-0546 / lightrigging@yahoo.com MIMS Riggers : Bill Meyers (203) 721-0734 Pedowitz Machinery Movers: Ray Brunelle (917) 939-2975 / ray@pedowitz.com PROJECT SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS Bidder Approval. DeCosmo Industrial Auctions, at their sole discretion, reserves the right to deny bidding privileges to any customer and may require a registration deposit prior to bidder approval. Complete contact information including physical address and email address must be provided for bidders to be approved for bidding. Pending Bidding Status. Upon registering for the auction, bidder status may be posted as Pending and bidding privileges suspended. For information on bidder Approval or to provide a registration deposit please contact: Tom DeCosmo Jr. P: (413) 530-0019 E: tomjr@diauctions.com Currency: (USD). This auction will be conducted in United States currency (USD) Buyer’s Premium: 18% Staggered Closing Times: Lots Have 45-Second Staggered Closing Times. Auto Extend Bidding: If a bid is submitted with less than 2-minutes remaining, the closing time for that lot will be extended by 2-minutes. Payment Due In Full: SEPTEMBER 21st, 2023 Payment Types: Cash or Bank Wire Transfer Removal: FINAL DATE FOR REMOVAL – SEPTEMBER 27th, 2023 (NO EXCEPTIONS!!!!!!!!!!)

Online auction of die cast cars, military items, records, & so much more!

SEPT 17 @ 1 PM CST ONLINE BIDDING ONLY

Christiansen Estate Auction filled with furniture, Gold Jewelry, home related items, tools and heavy industrial equipment.