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CHICAGO - A copper urn designed byFrank Lloyd Wright sold at auction for$772,000 The urn, estimated at $400,000-$600,000, sold to a Florida private collec-tor.

Only five others are known to exist in pub-lic collections. The urn came from the col-lection of Ralph Esmerian, bankrupt formerowner of Fred Leighton jewelers and a col-lector of folk art, arts & crafts and Art Nou-veau. Esmerian was sentenced in July tosix years in prison for financial frauds total-ing more than $210 million.

Esmerian also owned two Frank LloydWright maquettes on paper in crayon andpencil. Executed in 1927 as studies for thecover of Liberty Magazine, the drawingssold for $51,240 and $21,960.

Frank Lloyd Wright urn sells atauction for $772K

Elle’s Kitchen.........................................................................page 2Crossword.............................................................................page 2“The Fonz” Motorcycle heads to auction...............................page 3John Wayne Memorabilia gavels in over $5M.......................page 6

A copper urn designed by Frank LloydWright, sold for $772,000 at recent auc-tion

108 Collector Cars and Motorcycles to besold at Absolute Auction in NovemberANTIQUE GAS PUMPS, COKE MACHINES, ADVERTISING SIGNS and ANTIQUE RADIOS also to be offered

You've got to wonder. With the waythings are going as far as the economyis concerned, will classic cars be worthmore in the long run? While everythingelse seems to be taking a huge hit inthis economy, classic cars have heldtheir own.

So, could classic cars make a good in-vestment for the future? Of course onlytime will tell and there are no guaran-tees. Here is what popular late nighthost Jay Leno said this about investingwhen asked about traditional stocksand bonds, “Stocks and bonds? I don'tknow much about them. In fact, I don'tknow anything about stocks and bonds.I've lost money in the stock market;come to think of it, I've lost money inreal estate too. But I've never lostmoney on cars”

Most enthusiasts take great solace thatas a car collector, they own tangible as-sets that have not only stood up to thetest of time in value, but can also bedriven and enjoyed. That’s one thingyou can always count on if buying clas-sic autos for investment, at least you'llhave fun doing it.

If this is the direction you want to takethen you can start adding to your in-vestment portfolio as early as nextmonth. Red Boiling Springs, Ten-nessee is the site of a huge two day

Absolute Auction beginning on FridayNovember 4th featuring one of thelargest collections of petromobilia, clas-sic cars, car engines, parts cars andmotorcycles this area has ever seen.

“The late Mr. Doug Smith and theSmith family have spent the last 25+years collecting and showing carsacross the country,” said Russell Millsof Mills Real Estate and Auction. “Weare extremely honored to have beenchosen to sell this lifetime collection ofautomotive history.

We all know that owningpieces of history can inmost cases, result in ap-preciated value overtime. History alsoteaches us that sellingprices on cars producedat the height of Detroit’sprime manufacturing yearscontinue to rise witheach passing year. Thetrend seems to suggestthat classic cars may beone of those things thatwon't get crushed under the weight ofthe economy. So, there is no bettertime than the present to start your col-lection, or add to the one you are build-ing.

see “Classics” on page 6

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Elle’s KitchenSpicy Black Eye Pea Soup

Crossword Fun!

Harvest Pumpkin Apple Bread

Directions:

1 Sort peas and soak in plenty of waterovernight.

2 Before cooking, drain and rinse.3 Place all ingredients into crock pot

andcook on low for 8-10 hours or untilpeas are nicely tender.

4 Remove bay leaves before serving.5 Serve with additional tabasco, if

desired

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Ingredients

• 16 ounces dried black-eyed peas • 1 cup chopped celery • 1 cup chopped onion • 1 cup chopped carrots or 1 cup

chopped bell pepper (may mix) • 5 cloves garlic, minced • 1 -2 bay leaf • 1 lb smoked sausage or 1 lb andouillesausages or 1 lb kielbasa, cut intochunks

• 1 teaspoon salt • 1/4 teaspoon black pepper • 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper • 1 tablespoon cajun spices or 1 table

spoon spice essence • 49 1/2 ounces chicken broth (large can) • cayenne pepper sauce or Tabasco

sauce, to taste

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Ingredients

3 cups all-purpose flour2 teaspoons ground cinnamon2 teaspoons baking soda1 1/2 teaspoons salt3 cups granulated sugar1 (15 ounce) can pumpkin puree

(such as Libby's)4 large eggs1 cup vegetable oil1/2 cup apple juice (or water)1 large baking apple, peeled,coredand diced

Directions:

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.2. Grease and flour two 9 x 5-inch loaf

pans.3.Combine flour, cinnamon, baking

soda and salt in large bowl.4. Combine sugar, pumpkin, eggs, veg-

etable oil and apple juice in largemixer bowl; beat until just blended.

5. Add pumpkin mixture to flour mix-ture; stir just until moistened.

6.Fold in apples.7.Spoon batter into prepared loaf pans.8.Bake for 65 to 70 minutes or until

wooden pick inserted in center comesout clean.

9. Cool in pans on wire racks for 10minutes; remove to wire racks to cool completely.

10.To make using three 8 X 4-inch loafpans: Prepare as above and bakefor 60 to 65 minutes.

11.To make using five or six 5 X 3-inchmini-loaf pans: Prepare as aboveand bake for 55 to 60 minutes.

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ESTATE AUCTION

Lic. #547

931-684-9112

508 CANNON BLVD.SHELBYVILLE, TN 37160

www.craigwheeler.com“SINCE 1973”

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TERMS: REAL ESTATE - 10% Cash or Approved Check Day of Sale, Balance within 30 days. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or approved check day of sale

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N O BU Y E R’ S PR E M I U M – W H AT YO U B I D I S W H AT YO U PAY !

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: We are offering this unrivaled equestrian estate situated on 18 acres w/apartment, over 3700 sq.ft. home and some gorgeous furniture, tractor and much more. Don’t miss this sale.

18 ACRE EQUESTRIAN ESTATE/ PERSONAL PROPERTY/ANTIQUES, EQUIPMENT2465 HWY. 64 WEST • FARMINGTON

ESTATE OF JANICE ANDERSON

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 • 9AM Directions: From Shelbyville, take Hwy. 64 West just past the county line and property is on the left. From Lewisburg, take Hwy 31A

(Nashville Hwy) then right onto Hwy 64 East (Shelbyville Hwy) and property will be down on the right. Look for signs.

This Southern styled estate is loaded w/ special features: Geothermal HVAC system, 8 turnouts w/ shelter and water for the horses, gas log fi replace,granite tops in kitchen w/large island,breakfast nook,2 story foyer,formal dining room, huge master suite, Like new pergola, 38x75 horse barn w/ 7 heavy duty stalls, tack room, offi ce and a 1500 sq. ft. 2 bedroom apartment.

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Kubota L3710 tractor w/971 hours & front end loaderKawasaki Mule Ornate electric fi replace w/ marble topCollection of equestrian paintings, prints and platesGlass shelved china hutchDining room table & six chairsDecorative side tablesFood Saver vacuum sealerSpode Christmas china (assortment)Jade Rose China (Magnolia)TN Walking Horse pewter fl askAssortment of large metal planters Concrete planters Hall rugsCarved wooden fern standsUpholstered ball and claw benchTiffany style stained glass lampHeavy wooden buffetFireplace screens Grandfather clockBeveled edged mirrorsMarble top dresser and night standMahogany entertainment centerQueen poster bedAntique ladies boots Hat standOil on canvas (rabbits)Numerous lamps Chair and ottomanHunt scene tapestry

Maytag s/s white refrigeratorOld canes and walking sticks (dog heads / horse head)Round Oak table and 6 cane bottomed chairsKenmore washer / dryerDyson vacuum Gas tanksCollection of cookbooksGas grill Outdoor bench Kitchen utensils G.E. microwaveBreadmaker Kitchen Aid mixerWine rack Pyrex dishes Corningware assortmentAntique Oak buffetTall wooden bakers rack9’ round fl oor rugMetal decorative roosterHorse sculptures Horse lampsLeather recliner Coffee tables, end tablesLike new sofa, wingback chair, ottomanMounted ring necked pheasantOrnate candlesticksMagnolia bloom oil paintingSony Bravia fl at screen LCD TV (approx 40”)Corner bookshelves

Oak rolltop deskMatching barrel back chairsShow of Valor horse sculpture by Stephen HerreroHP printer/fax/copierPaper shredderOak display case w/glass shelves and mirrorOak fi ling cabinet Gold leafed mirrorMaple bedroom suite (queen bed, dresser, night stand, chest of drawers)Antique tiger oak rocking chairFox hunting scene painting Antique ink wellOak bedroom suite with dresser and chest of drawersHat pin collection Large fanJohn Deere GT235 riding mower 48” cutAssorted horse tack Manure spreader Metal fi ling cabinetWerner folding aluminum ladderSeeder Fimco sprayer tank

7’ bush hog (like new)Metal & plastic troughsPlates, fl atware, cups, saucers Much, much more…

Real EstateSells at

12Noon

Fonz MotorcycleFrom Happy Daysheads to Auction

Happy Days, the beloved American sit-com that aired for ten years from 1974to 1984 and attracted millions of view-ers each week, helped launched thecareer of such actors as Ron Howard,Scott Baio and Henry Winkler.

Winkler’s character, Arthur Fonzarelli –known famously as The Fonz andFonzie became a cultural icon that stillresonates today. And Fonzie’s motor-cycle, a customized Triumph, wasowned off-screen by another culturalicon, Bud Ekins a famous as a mo-tocross racer, Hollywood stuntman(he’s the one that made that legendarymotorcycle jump over the barbed wirefence in The Great Escape), and asSteve McQueen’s best friend. With hiswarehouse of hundreds of motorbikes,Ekins was the go-to man in Hollywoodwhen producers needed two wheels.So when the people from Happy Dayscalled, it was Ekins who determinedwhat the coolest guy on TV should beriding. Taking an old Triumph in his col-lection, he simply removed the frontfender, replaced the handle bars andspray painted the tank silver and, violá,the Fonzie bike was born. Of course, noone had any idea of just how popularthe show would become or the magni-tude of fame Winkler’s character wouldachieve.

This now iconic emblem of Americanpop culture will be offered by Bonhamsat their annual Classic California Sale,held November 12th, at the PetersenAutomotive Museum in Los Angeles.Renowned for offering property from fa-mous actors each year – Steve Mc-Queen, Charles Bronson, Clark Gableand Bruce Willis, to name just a few –this autumn auction is not to be missedby aficionados of pop and custom cul-ture and entertainment and automotivehistory.

1949 Triumph Trophy TR5 Scrambler Custom

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Sumner County - Pilot View Lane

2 Super Choice Lots - Zoned MROCity Water - Soils Work - Great Location

Selling for the E. C. Branham Jr and James W Branham Trust

LOCATED on Pilot View Lane just offof Nashville Pike. From Nashville, takeI-65 north to Vietnam Vets Blvd. Take exit 7 (Gallatin Road), and continue straight. Turn left on Pilot View andproperty will be on right. From Gallatin, take Nashville Pike to Pilot View (across from Kroger Marketplace).Turn right and property will be on right. See signs.REAL ESTATE consist of two tracts both ranging in size from 1.25 acres to 1.5 acres. This property has beensurveyed and soils tested. Current zoning is MRO allowing for multiple potential uses. Adjoining Station CampCreek, this property offers so much opportunity for many potential buyers.NOTE FROM AGENT: This property is a one of a kind find. Having remained in the hands of the same fam-ily for many years, this again can be considered a once in a lifetime opportunity for you the buyer to take ad-vantage of this tremendous opportunity. With MRO zoning, these lots offer possibilities from Commercial toMulti Family residential. The possibilities are almost limitless. This opportunity to invest in a great property witha super location will only come once at ABSOLUTE auction, so be sure you COME! LOOK! & BUY!TERMS: 20% down day of the sale and balance due at closing or Bank terms available the day of the sale.

Visit our website at CarmanRealEstate.com

for additional information.

Sellers: Trustees for the EC Branham JrTrust and James W Branham Trust

Auction Agents: Ray Carman and Lloyd Andrews.

For more information call 615-428-4920 or 615-452-5341

SATURDAY OCTOBER 29TH at 2:00 pm

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114 George L. Davis Blvd. Nashville, TN 37203

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Remarkable ranch style homeHuge commercial potential on ±8 acres

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±3,094 SF

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10686 HIGHWAY 109 NORTHLEBANON, TENNESSEE

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2011, AT 10:00 A.M.10686 HIGHWAY 109 NORTH - LEBANON, TENNESSEE

615-446-4508

211 McLemore Street,

Dickson, TN 37055

Firm Lic. #868

ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ADVERTISING

VISIT WWW.CHARLESWOODARD.COM FOR ADDITIONAL PICTURES

Directions: From Nashville take I-40 East to Exit 231-B (Hwy. 109 N). Go 11 miles & the property will be on the left. FromGallatin go approx. 2 miles from the intersection of Airport Rd. & Hwy. 109 South & the property will be on the right.Watch for auction signs.Reason for Sale: Bank Owned Property.These businesses are located across the road from Starstruck Farms and Cherokee Steakhouse & Marina, close to Flip-pers Bait & Tackle and Gallatin Power Plant and next to Martha Gallatin Recreation Area. This is one of the fastestgrowing areas and at the present time Highway 109 from Lebanon to Gallatin is being widened and upgraded to a 5 lanehighway.Auctioneer's Note: All of the following businesses are located on 1.3 acres and will be sold as a whole for one money.

LAKESIDE MARKET (Pictured Above) The tenant who has been leasing the market and delifor the last 5+ years has been operating and has been a good tenant for this period of time. This store building consistsof 3,190 sq. ft. It has an 8-door walk in cooler, complete with deli set up, fuel pumps leased from the oil company, cen-tral heat & air, a large back room for storage and a good paved parking area. There are also two residential rental unitslocated beneath the store rented separately. The present tenant has indicated a willingness to continue operating thismarket.

STRIP MALL The masonry front/metal building strip mall containsapprox. 9,600 sq. ft. and consists of 7 units with 27paved parking spaces & 3 entrances. Each unit has aseparate electric meter. Unit 1 is 40' x 60' with 14' ceil-ings, a glass store front, an office & bathroom and analarm system. Unit 7 is 20' x 60' with 14' ceilings, an

office & bathroom. The remaining units are 20' x60' each. All of the units have large roll up

doors. Each of these units have pre-viously been rented for $400 to$500 per month.

GARAGE/BODY SHOPThis building was most recently used as agarage/body shop, and has approx. 4,600 sq. ft. withan additional 2,000 sq. ft. of covered open work/stor-age area, 6 big bay roll up doors in the front of thebuilding, 5 big bay roll up doors in the rear of thebuilding, an office area with a bathroom & centralheat & air, second floor storage area above the office& shop area and 18' tall ceilings. This property haspaved parking in the front and rear of building.

Terms: 10% down day of sale to be turned into certified funds immediately following the sale and balance with deed. Seller to furnish Owner's title insurance.

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This upcoming auction affords both thebeginner and the seasoned collectoran opportunity to select and buy froma large selection of beautiful automo-biles. From a 1951 Desoto to a 2004Chrysler Crossfire, you will not be dis-appointed.

Looking to relive your youthwith a 1956 StudebakerPower Hawk, or just lookultra cool driving a 1970 Ply-mouth Cuda? Then youhave to be there to bid.Over 100 cars are includedin the 178 lots to be offeredto the highest bidders,which also consist of col-lectible petromobilia and carengines.

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tion and preview. You can also enjoy afree cookout from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30p.m. Friday’s auction begins at 5:30p.m. Saturday’s festivities start at 7:00a.m. with registration and preview ofitems to be sold. The auction will beginat 9:00 a.m.

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An exceptionally rare pair of gold-inlaid 40-bore flintlock duelling pistols, estimatedto sell for £40,000, ($56,745 US) to £60,000, ($82,800 US), made for Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Thornton by Joseph Manton of London in 1796 will be sold at Bon-hams Antique Arms & Armour auction on November 30 at Knightsbridge.

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FRIDAY NOV 4th @ 5:30 P.M. & SATURDAY NOV 5th @ 9:00 A.M.

16580 CLAY COUNTY HWY ~RED BOILING SPRINGS TN(GPS ADDRESS IS 5550 CLAY COUNTY HWY)

THE DOUG & JANIE SMITH LIFETIME COLLECTION

MOTORCYCLES-ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS-VENDING MACHINES-

ADVERTISING SIGNS-HIT & MISS ENGINES-COCA COLA MACHINES

OVER 100+ COLLECTIBLE CARS

FRIDAY NOV 11th @ 5:30 P.M. & SATURDAY NOV 12th @ 9:00 A.M. 502 MAMMOTH CAVE STREET ~CAVE CITY KY

AUCTION WILL BE CONDUCTED AT THE CAVE CITY CONVENTION CENTER

1150+/- KNIVES-CASE XX-BOKER-KISSIN CRANE-

REMINGTON-WINCHESTER-KINFOLK-BUCK-C. PLATTS-

MARBLES-IXL-CRANDALL-QUEEN STEEL-BULLDOG

THE LATE ROBERT “BOB” DAVIS

LIFETIME COLLECTION

TERMS & CONDITIONS: 5% Buyers Premium. All Bidders Must Register With Photo I.D. Payment in Full With Cash, Check, Credit Card, or Debit Card Day of Auction. There Will Be a 3% Convenience Fee Added to All Debit or Credit Card Purchases. All Personal Property Sold AS IS WHERE IS With No Warranty Expressed or Implied. All Announcements Made Day of Auction Take Precedence Over All Advertisements. Sellers Nor Agent Responsible For Accidents.All Catalogs Are Believed to be Correct However,Bidders Should Satisfy Themselves to The Description and Condition of Each Item. Neither The Sellers or Auction Company Will be Held Liable For Any Errors or Incorrections.

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AUCTIONS

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RUSSELL MILLS-AUCTIONEER

SANDY MILLS-BROKER

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1158 OLD GALLATIN ROAD

SCOTTSVILLE KY 42164

TN FIRM# 4698

FARM MACHINERY & CONSTRUCTION

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION

selling absolute

selling absolute

SATURDAY NOV 19th @ 9:00 A.M.31-E Auction Center~8380 New Glasgow Rd-Hwy 31-E~Scottsville KYTRACTORS - FARM MACHINERY - CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

TRUCKS - TRAILERS - MISC

For More Info Contact:

Larry Heath(270)622-1354

or

Russell Mills(270)237-7625

COMMISSION RATES:$0 - $300: 20% Minium Per Item

$301 - UP: 7% $350 Maximum Per Item

VEHICLE: $25 Title Fee Per Vehicle

- NO SALE FEENO

We will be

receiving equipment

Monday Nov 14th thru

Friday Nov 18th

8-5 daily

A U C T I O N P R E V I E W

FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. TO

5:00 P.M.~SATURDAY 7:00

A.M. TO 9:00 A.M.

SALE ORDER: LOTS 1

THRU 300 WILL BE SOLD

ON FRIDAY

EVENING~LOTS 301 AND

UP WILL BE SOLD ON

SATURDAY

Auction held in conjunction

with Brewington Realty &

Auction

SCHEDULE:Friday Nov 4th Auction Preview & Registration 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Free Cookout 4:30 p.m. to 6:30

p.m. Auction Begins: 5:30 p.m. Gas Pumps-Coca Cola Machines-Hit & Miss Engines-Vending Machines-Antique

Radios-Advertising Signs. Saturday Nov 5th Auction Preview & Registration 7:00 a.m. Auction Begins: 9:00 a.m.

Lots# 1-8 Parts Cars Lots# 9-20 Project Cars Lots# 21-108 Collector Cars

TERMS & CONDITIONS:

“NO BUYERS PREMIUM” All Bidders Must Register With Photo I.D. All Purchases Must Be Paid In Full Day Of Auction By Cash, Credit

Card, Or Check. There Will Be a 3% Convenience Fee Added to All Debit or Credit Card Purchases. All New Buyers Must Bring A Bank

Letter Of Gurantee. All Items Sold AS IS WHERE IS With No Warranty Expressed Or Implied. All Announcements Made Day Of Auction

Take Precedence Over All Advertising. Agents Nor Seller Responsible For Accidents.

TERMS & CONDITIONS:“NO BUYERS PREMIUM” All Bidders Must Register With Photo I.D. All Purchases Must Be Paid In Full Day Of Auction By Cash, Check, Credit or Debit

Card, . There Will Be a 3% Convenience Fee Added to All Debit or Credit Card Purchases. Bank Letter Of Gurantee Required For Checks. 6% Ky Sales

Tax Added To All Purchases Unless Resale Number Is Present. All Items Sold AS IS WHERE IS With No Warranty Expressed Or Implied. Bidders Should

Satisfy Themselves To The Quality And Description Of Each Item. All Sales Are Final. All Announcements Made Day Of Auction Take Precedence Over

All Advertising. Neither Auction Company Nor Seller Responsible For Accidents. All Catalogs Are Believed to be Correct However, Bidders Should

Satisfy Themselves to The Description and Condition of Each Item. Neither The Sellers or Auction Company Will be Held Liable For Any Errors or

Incorrections.