PAUL POA PUBLIC AUCTION

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PAUL POA PUBLIC AUCTION

Tractor ♦ Antiques ♦ Jewelry ♦ Tools ♦ Household Goods

Thursday ♦ January 28, 2016 ♦ 10:00 AM

Auction Location: Cedar Land Event Center, 200 Parkview Lane, Cedarville, OH. From the middle of Cedarville (US 42 & SR 72), take N Main St south to east on Parkview.

Auctioneer’s Note: A good single-consignor auction with something for everyone. Items moved from the Jamestown home to our beautiful heated facility for ease of viewing & sale. Much more to be sold than listed, including many box lots. Check web site often for additions and many photos. Auction Previews available Wednesday 10-3 PM & Thursday 8-10 AM. Looking forward to seeing you.

NOTE: A NUMBER OF BOX LOTS ARE OUTSIDE SO DRESS APPROPRIATELY.

Tractor, Garden, & Tools: Massey Ferguson 35 Special tractor w/blade; Craftsman 4500 watt generator; good selection hand & power tools; air compressor; air tank; heaters; Mantis tiller; lawn & garden; & other related items ( has my grandmother's sister's or mother's wedding dress in it ), husqvarna sewing machine with box of attachments; John Deere mowers; push mower; cement mixer.

Antiques: Early folk art painting; early coverlet; early basket; crocks; Coca-Cola trays; clocks; trunk; cast iron; butcher block; wood wheelbarrow; porcelain top table; Hi-Back piano stool; oak table; signed baseball; crocks; cream can; Sterling silver; carnival glass; Hummels; art glass; hand painted china; crystal; Nippon; pattern glass; .P. Buckley Moss prints; Pat Kolesar (Jamestown, OH) figurines; antique folding bookcase; antique high chair; RR oil lamps; quilts; cedar chest; Masonic items with fez in box, 50-yr honor (c. 1904-54, (5) pins with jewels (diamond/ruby); & much more.

Late breaking . . . For you eclectic baseball fans and collectors, here's an interesting find that will be sold in Thursday's auction as well. The House of David, a Michigan apocalyptic cult fielded an evangelistic barnstorming baseball team in the early part of the 20th century. The always heavily bearded players competed against the likes of Babe Ruth and Rabbit Maranville, as well as the Negro League circuit, during their barnstorming travels. This baseball is signed by three of the key players from the team. See more info about the House of David at http://www.peppergame.com/. Baseball signed

Earl Boyersmith H. of D. (1927-1931)
George Anderson (1927-1946)
Lloyd "Barney" Dalager (1927-1940)

Jewelry: Gold & silver jewelry & a good selection of costume jewelry.

Household Goods: Stained glass lighted WWII sign; rugs; china hutch; small desk; hammock; ladders; china painting supplies; (3) kilns; sweeper; toolbox; linens; everyday glassware & china; countertop appliances; holiday decorations & much more.

Terms: Cash, checks or MC/VISA w/positive ID. Sales tax charged. 3% convenience fee on credit card purchases. Lunch.

L. ANN PAUL, Owner

Barbara Oliver, POA