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FEBRUARY 10, 2011

Eclectic Fla. museum to be sold at auction

By MATT SEDENSKY

AP- BOCA RATON, Fla - Say goodbye to the twirling carousel, the rows of perfectly shined classic cars, the player pianos and jukeboxes. They're selling all the neon signs, the slot machines, the antique guns, the Tiffany lamps, the hulking chandeliers. There will be no more rare organs or vintage gas pumps or the Army airplane gliding overhead, none of this out-of-this-world collection that took a lifetime to amass. It will all be gone soon, before most people ever knew it existed. Two brothers, Bob and Paul Milhous, are liquidating their one-of-a-kind private mu-

seum after spending decades scouring the world to find its gems. The Milhous Collection, as the items in their 39,000square-foot building have become known, head to the auction block next month, estimated to fetch around $40 million.
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Moms Meat Loaf

2 lb ground chuck 2 eggs 2/3 cup oats 2/3 cup milk 2 small [8oz] cans tomato sauce 2 med. onions, chopped 2 teaspoons of salt 1/4 teaspoon of ground black pepper 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder [optional] ketchup Combine: eggs, oats, tomato sauce, salt, pepper, garlic, and onions [chopped], . Add ground chuck. Mix thoroughly. Place in a 9x13 baking dish. Pour 1/4 to 1/2 cup of ketchup over meat and smooth with a fork. Cover with tin foil. Bake in a 350 de-

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1 head of lettuce (torn into bite size pieces) 3 medium dill pickles (chopped) 1 medium onion (chopped) 4 hard boiled eggs (chopped) 1 can (13 to 14 ounce can) of early June Peas (drain, rinse twice, and drain again) 1/2 cup of Miracle Whip Combine above ingredients in a large mixing bowl. You can add more Miracle Whip if needed, but you have to watch and not get too much. It's best

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. . .Museum
"Our time's kind of up with them," said Bob Milhous, who at 75, is the elder brother. "It's time to move on." The men first started picking up collectible cars and rare automated musical instruments a half-century ago, but they never knew it would grow into this. Their hobby became something of an obsession, with them buying so furiously their collections outgrew their own homes, then spilled into a succession of three increasingly larger spaces, until they built a new museum here, within a suburban corporate park, in a nondescript building that gives no hint of its holdings. "Our wives say, 'Most people go to the museum and buy a postcard,'" recalled Paul Milhous, 73, "'You go to the museum and buy the museum.'"

What they have built is part carnival, part sparkling car showroom. It has both Vegas glitz and the refrained elegance of a Prohibition-era speakeasy. You find yourself in a room of thick red drapes, a massive crystal chandelier and a variety of musical instruments that line the walls then, moments later, in the glow of neon, surrounded by the chrome and steel of collector cars. Quite simply, you've never seen anything like it. "People come here and they leave amazed and then they try to explain it to somebody what they saw and it just doesn't work," Paul Milhous said. The Indianapolis-born brothers are distant cousins of President Richard Milhous Nixon. They made their fortune in the printing business, making circulars and comic strip inserts for newspapers. They sold off that business in the 1990s, but were involved in a

string of other manufacturing pursuits, making plastics, metals, ink, foam and on and on. They still have involvement in a number of real estate ventures, but have liquidated other businesses in their holdings as they plan their estates. Giving up all their prized collectibles is part of it. "'Don't leave this burden to us," Paul Milhous recalled his and his brother's wives saying. And, so, on Feb. 24 and 25, it will all be sold. Two auction houses, RM Auctions and Sotheby's, have divided it up into more than 550 lots, each to be sold to the highest bidder.
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There is the whimsical: Dozens of vintage toy cars, giant toy soldiers that once stood at FAO Schwarz in New York, funhouse mirrors and carnival sideshow banners. There is artwork, fine furniture and the contents of a turnof-the-20th century barbershop. But the real highlights are in the Milhous collections of classic cars, the mechanical musical instruments and the carousel that is the centerpiece of their museum. There are 29 cars, 5 motorcycles, 2 tractors, a motorbike, a popcorn and peanut wagon and a PT-22 airplane. Among the cars is the only known surviving 1912 Oldsmobile Limited, which is estimated to bring bids around $1.5 million. The instruments include music boxes, player pianos, band organs and orchestrions, which are made to simulate the sound of an orchestra all in one piece. There are dozens of theater, fair and dance organs. At least eight of the instruments have price estimates that exceed $1 million each. Many are elaborately decorated with oil paintings, stained glass, gold leaf and moving figurines. Still, nothing in this eclectic palace draws the eye more than the carousel. The brothers searched for years for precisely what they wanted. When nothing turned up, they had one built, with 42 animals hand-carved from basswood and a Wurlitzer band organ. Its estimated price is $1 million to $1.5 million.The museum has been kept so private over the years the idea of opening it to the public for an auction makes the brothers a bit uneasy. It has played host to many charity events, but whenever they've opened it up, it has been to limited audiences, with off-duty police officers hired to stand guard over their prized possessions. Now, anyone who buys a $120 auction catalog will be able to come to the preview. For now, t h e y ' r e preparing to bid farewell to it all, and enjoying their final moments with it. On a recent tour, they recalled their first purchases and remembered all the places they've driven their many cars. And as they walk into a dimly-lit second-floor room of the museum, its walls lined with all types of instruments, only one question comes from Paul Milhous' lips. "What do we want to play?" he asks.

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Antique Sign and Toy Auction realizes $1.2 Million

NEW HOPE, Pa. Antique toy expert and Antiques Roadshow senior appraiser Noel Barrett hosted a Nov. 18-19 auction featuring clockwork toys and automata from the Frank Mohr collection. The sale also included early advertising signs and toys from the personal collection of Bill Powell, a Tennesseebased dealer known for his well-cultivated taste in antiques of many types.
Painted tin on wood advertising sign (left), $46,000 Painted wood dental trade sign (right), $10,350

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Directions: From Downtown Nashville take I-40 West to Exit 199. Go Left onto Old Hickory Blvd to Hwy 70. Then Go Left in front of Kroger. Then Right into Coronada. Take 2nd Right to top of hill, Turn Left and then follow the curve to the Right to next to the last unit on Left.

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*Very Desirable Condo Community*Several Entertainers, Writers, and Artists Choose to Live Here* Very Private*Beautifully Shaded with Large Trees*Unit has Updated Kitchen with Tile Backsplash*Decorative Tile in Baths*Two Car Garage*3 Bedrooms* Two Full Baths*Living Room* Dining Room*Laundry Room*Pool* Tennis* Club House* Can be a great home, rental, or investment. Selling to the highest bidder regardless of price.

BRICK HOUSE C/H/A CITY WATER & SEWER DETACHED GARAGE NICE LEVEL LOT 1998 DODGE TRUCK MARLIN RIFLE DIXON ZTR MOWER AIR COMPRESSOR IRON WAGON WHEELS CURIO CABINET OAK TABLE & CHAIRS HAND PAINTED LAMP CARNIVAL GLASS HAVILAND CHINA HEN ON A NEST BARBIE DOLLS ELVIS MEMORABILIA PLUS MANY MANY MORE ITEMS.... MS. BETTY CENTERS ESTATE

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 10 A.M.

(REAL ESTATE TO SELL AT 10 A.M.) LOCATION: 210 DONOHO AVENUE LAFAYETTE, TN 37083
DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE PUBLIC SQUARE: Take Hwy. 10N (Scottsville Road) traveling approx. 1 mile to Hwy. 261 (Galen Road), right on Galen Road to Donoho Avenue, left on Donoho Avenue to property and sale site on the right (signs posted). REAL ESTATE: 3 bedroom/1 bath brick house (built 1968, approx. 1394 sq. ft.); living room with hardwood, kitchen/dining room w/built-ins (cook stove remains), utility room and entry foyer. The home is equipped with C/H/A, city water and city sewer. Other improvements include sidewalks and a detached garage plus a new roof in 2007. All of these improvements positioned on a mostly level lot (100x160) along Donoho Avenue inside the city limits of Lafayette. TRUCK: (1-owner) 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT Laramie SWB, 2WD; 318 (V-8), A/T, PS, PB, AC, TW, CC, PW, PDL, AM/FM radio, 120k miles, silver with gray interior. GUN: Marlin Model 60 22 cal. rifle. MOWER TOOLS: Dixon ZTR lawn mower (13 hp/46), Campbell Hausfield 5 hp/ 26 gal. air compressor, weed eater, leaf blower, 2-wheel dolly, yard tools, step ladder, ext. ladder, iron wagon wheels, milk crates, car ramps, 8 ft. folding tables, propane heater, hose & hose reel, poly shelf, propane cooker, cooler. FURNITURE GLASSWARE: (2) cherry curio cabinets, oak bow front curio, rocker recliners, oak end tables, glass top coffee table, 2 piece living room suit, ottoman, RCA color TV w/cabinet & remote, telephone table, Admiral refrigerator, Sharp microwave, Frigidaire upright freezer, Amana washer & dryer, oak round dining table & chairs, oak rocker, RCA color TV w/stand, 5 drawer chest, oak glass door cabinet, oak dining table & (4) chairs, cane bottom chair, glass top wrought iron table, 3 piece bedroom suit (bed, chest, dresser), 2 piece bedroom suit (bed, dresser w/mirror), 4 drawer chest, porch rocker, Home Interior figurines, miniature tea set, collector plates (Elvis & Princess Diana), Japan glassware, glass paper weights, vases, cut glass candy dish, Wexford glass (wine decanter, candy dish, punch bowl, water set, sugar bowl, salt & pepper), Japan bowls, Corningware, Corelle, Fire King, Visionware, rooster figurines, angel figurines, rooster plates, depression glass measuring cup, cookie jars, Haviland china, depression bowls, cake plates, glass cigarette case, several hen on a nest, carnival candy dish, carnival water set, rooster on a nest, turkey on a nest, hand painted lamp. ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES: Lots of collector Barbies, Baby Thumbalena baby doll, Elvis memorabilia (pictures, dolls, clocks, etc.), Nascar memorabilia, football & baseball cards (1950s & 1960s), oil lamp, miniature oil lamps, cedar box, stone marble, Steve McNair (#9) autographed hard hat, Caterpillar precision die cast toy, old Johnsons milk bottle, rolling pin, cast iron skillets, quilts, cast iron match holder, chalk pieces, glass top fruit jar, glass marbles, walking sticks. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Concrete bird bath, concrete flower pots, wind chimes, bird feeder, bird houses, picnic table, propane camping stove, filing cabinet, cookware, kitchen utensils, small kitchen appliances, Honeywell air purifier, cleaning supplies, cook books, kitchen linens, bath linens, crochet pieces, blankets, wall mirror, wrought iron mirror, floor lamp, pictures & prints, lamps, clocks, magazine rack, floral arrangements, Uniden scanner, weather radio, Emerson VCR/DVD, Hoover vacuum, Bissell vacuum, electric fan, Christmas decor, ladies watches, ladies costume jewelry, jewelry box plus much much more..... SELLER: Ms. Betty Centers Estate (Louise Spivey, Billy Centers, Keith Centers and Troy Centers). TERMS: REAL ESTATE: 10% (non-refundable) deposit down day of sale and balance with the deed. Please give Ben a call with any questions on qualifying bank terms. PERSONAL PROPERTY: cash or good check (positive ID required); credit cards (MasterCard, Visa and Discover) are accepted (3% convenience charge on all credit card purchases). AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232. NOTE FROM AGENT: Ladies and gentlemen this is a nice (well maintained) brick home with lots of curb appeal located inside the city limits of Lafayette. This one is selling @ ABSOLUTE Public Auction so look it over and make plans to be at the auction on Saturday, February 18th, 10 a.m. Dont forget about our lifetime collection of personal property and we will see you there!
LEAD BASE PAINT DISCLOSURE: The home was constructed before 1978. Any bidder will be permitted during the 10 days prior to the sale to conduct a lead based paint test. Buyer will be required to sign a waiver the day of sale.

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Terms: There will be a 5% Buyers Premium added to the final bid to establish the purchase price. The winning bidder will be required to put down a 10% NON-REFUNDABLE deposit as earnest money and sign a sales contract with all pertinent addendums. Closing will be on or before March 19,2012. Seller will furnish a general warranty deed and title insurance. Possession will be date of deed. Make all financial arrangements prior to the sale as we are selling for CASH with NO Contingencies.

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Timothy Rush, Auctioneer, 666-4506 Joe Barber, Aff. Broker/App. Auctioneer, 888-7099 Greg White, Aff. Broker/App. Auctioneer, 633-6624 Jimmy Cox, Aff. Broker, 666-3645 Tim McClendon, Aff. Broker, 270-457-4111 Jerry Shoulders, Aff. Broker, 655-3989 Penny Kirby, Aff. Broker, 388-0441 Jeremy Robinson, Aff. Broker/App. Auctioneer, 633-8071 Tim Johns, Aff. Broker, 655-2761 Freddie Fuqua, Aff. Broker, 633-3335 Helen Howser, Aff. Broker, 888-6709 Vanessa Ragland, Aff. Broker Colby Jones, Aff. Broker, 633-7493 Daniel Keith, Aff. Broker, 388-8557

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Solyndra again cancels auction after failing to lure bids

Wine Cooler Owned By George Washington auctioned for $782,500

A Sheffield-plated silver wine cooler, ordered by George Washington in 1789, and given to Alexander Hamilton in 1797, sold at Christies $782,500, exceeding its estimate of $400,000600,000. This four-bottle wine cooler is an exceptionally well documented historical object, symbolizing the famous partnership between Washington and Hamilton in the early days of the republic. It was sold by direct descendants of Alexander Hamilton and bought by Americana expert, Gary Hendershott. The four-bottle wine cooler is one of four commissioned by George Washington in 1789 to be used for entertaining after dinner. The elegant wine cooler is simply decorated with lions mask and ring handles. The choice of Sheffield-plated silver, a layered combination of silver and copper, instead of solid silver, emphasizes the founding fathers preference for austerity.

Solyndra LLC, the failed solar-panel maker that got $535 million in government loan guarantees before filing for bankruptcy, will again cancel Thursdays auction in Wilmington after failing to draw any offers to continue operating the company, a financial adviser said. "Solyndra did not receive any acceptable bids to acquire the business on a turnkey basis," Solyndras financial adviser, Eric Carlson with Imperial Capital LLC, said in an e-mail today. "Solyndra will be withdrawing its sale motion without prejudice and is moving forward with the court-approved auctions of its core assets," Carlson added. The auction was intended to keep the company operating and potentially resurrect the jobs lost by some of Solyndras former employees. The company set up a supplemental auction in case Thursdays sale fell through. The piecemeal sale of the companys assets will begin with the first round starting on Feb. 22. The solar-panel maker has twice delayed the auction of its business after failing to draw any acceptable bids, court documents show. The company, based in Fremont, Calif., sought Chapter 11 protection Sept. 6. Two days later its offices were raided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The solar-panel maker listed about $854.1 million in assets and about $867.1 million in debt in court papers filed Oct. 31. Solyndras collapse prompted congressional scrutiny of President Barack Obama, who praised the company during a May 2010 tour of its facilities. The company faces a probe by Republicans in Congress over the federal loan guarantee it used to build a $733 million factory.

Congressional Republicans have questioned the size of government loans made to the fledgling solar-panel maker and whether the Obama administration properly evaluated its potential.The Republicans have also questioned whether political favoritism may have played a role in awarding the government loan guarantee due to the companys ties to an Obama fundraiser, billionaire George Kaiser. Argonaut Ventures, the investment arm of Kaisers charitable organization, holds almost 39 percent of Solyndras parent, 360 Solar Degree Holdings Inc. Kaiser raised or bundled $50,000 to $100,000 for Obamas 2008 presidential run. In addition to the congressional probe and the FBI investigation, Solyndra has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury, court documents show. The subpoena was disclosed in billing records submitted to the bankruptcy court by its special counsel, K&L Gates LLP. The back-up auction will be conducted on an asset-by-asset basis or lots of similar items, according to court papers. Potential buyers will have to submit what items they intend to bid on and present proof that they have the financial wherewithal to complete the sale. The auction would be held on- site and online. Within two business days following the end of that auction, Solyndra will submit a report to the bankruptcy court detailing the winning bidders and the amounts they paid for each item. The case is In re Solyndra LLC, 1112799, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware in Wilmington.

An inventory written by Washington describes the silverware bought by him and by the federal government. Of the four coolers that he purchased, Washington took two to Mount Vernon, sold one, and presented the fourth to Hamilton, underscoring the importance of their 22-year relationship. A letter that Washington sent to Hamilton with the wine cooler was engraved on the object by Hamiltons descendants ensuring that its remarkable history would never be lost.

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70+/- HEAD OF COWS & CALVES - TRACTORS HAY EQUIPMENT FIELD EQUIPMENT CATTLE EQUIPMENT - GUNS MOTORCYCLE 4 WHEELERS - TRAILERS 4249 ROY COLE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, TN BETWEEN SPRINGFIELD & CROSS PLAINS, TN

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25th @ 10:00 A.M.

Directions: From Springfield, TN take 49 East to Hwy 25 East then 25 East to Roy Cole Road, turn right. From I-65, exit Cross Plains (Exit 112), turn west on Hwy 25, go to Roy Cole Road, turn left, go approximately 1.5 miles. This auction offers a select group of outstanding cows and several will have 200-400 lb calves by side, with many due by auction day. The equipment has been owner operated and shedded. Make plans to attend this Robert L. Blackford Auction on February 25th, 2012. Visit with Mr. Bill Wooden who has devoted approximately 60 years to producing high quality livestock and feed for the herd. TRACTORS J.D. 4055 w/Loader 3951 hrs. I.H. 3220 w/Loader I.H. Super A Ford 6600 1250 hrs HAY EQUIPMENT J.D. 535 Round Baler N.H. Hay Tedder Kuhn Disc Mower GMD 700 Haymaker 8 Wheel Rake Any Hay still on farm bales in barn Kuhn FC4000G-Mower 13 like new New Holland Rake TRAILERS Gooseneck Cattle Trailer 7x16 Gooseneck Flatbed 25 like new Bumper Hitch Trailer 20 Small Trailers DRILL - FIELD EQUIPMENT - CUTTER Great Plains Drill No Till 1005 NT very nice Bushhog 15 Cutter - #2615 very nice Brillion Cultipacker 16 3 Shank Ripper Grader Box Taylor Way Disk M.F. Plow 3 Bottom 3 P.T.H. TOOLS 4 WHEELERS MOTORCYCLE DOZER - MISC Harley Davidson Sportster 1200 Lots of Chrome low miles Artic Cat 400 4X4 Suzuki Eiger Quad Runner 4X4 Tiller Rear Tine Welder Wrenches Tools Tool Boxes Tobacco Sticks CAT D-4 Dozer older model J.D. Gator very nice Many box lot shop items GUNS Browning BAR 300 WSM - #311MV28153 Ruger Super Black Hawk 44 mag - #84-62570 Remington 870 Express Magnum 12ga - #B824745M Winchester Model 290 22 - #682532 New England Firearms 20ga - #NA146522 Knight Muzzle Loader 50 cal - #283019 Remington 1100 12ga L633402V Franchi 520 12ga M15427 L C Smith Rabbit Ear (made June 1, 1888) #54166 Remington Woodmaster 742-30-06 - #6921118 Thompson Center 50 cal Muzzle loader - #515279 CVA 50 cal Muzzle loader 51-13-058741-97 Ruger M77 Hornet 22 - #720-02656 Franchi 48al 28ga - #05-03-E04902-02 Moss Berg SS1 one 30-06 - #SS03798A Henry 22 Mag - #M152953H Ruger Red Hawk 44 Mag - #501-42086

CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME CALL AUCTION OFFICE PLEASE CONSIGN EARLY TO GET IN ADVERTISEMENTS Contact Ed Cope 615-533-9234 Jimmy Tyler 270-726-0548 or Bobby Blackford 270-725-0136.

CATTLE CATTLE EQUIPMENT - 70+/- Cows & Calves mostly black - Squeeze Chute - WW SweepGates Corral Panels - Bobcat Skid Loader 887 hrs Model 751 Cattle Info Several cows will be offered with 200-400 lb calves in groups all cows vet checked, with info available sale day. Many cows out of KY-TN select sale. Gun Info All guns sold under ATF Rules. All guns will be cleared by licensed firearms dealer. Buyer will pay background check fee. No guns will be available until sale day for showing. TERMS: CASH DAY OF AUCTION BANK LETTER OF GUARANTEE WITH ALL BUSINESS OR PERSONAL CHECKS NO EXCEPTIONS! All equipment and livestock offered in AS IS WHERE IS condition day of auction. All announcements made day of auction take precedence over any oral or printed information. Some local consignments by local farmers.

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