Live auction begins at 10 am sharp
Saturday June 8, 2019 10 AM 1640 Tuscarawas Ave Coshocton, Ohio Furniture- Walnut dining room table w/ 6 chairs, buffet server, glass coffee table, couches, love seats, recliner, assorted chairs, regular size brass bed, 5 drawer dresser, 4 drawer dresser, sleeper sofa, single and double pedestal desks, locked glass gun cabinet, tables, lamps and rugs, patio table with umbrella. Appliances- Whirlpool refrigerator with icemaker, whirlpool refrigerator, kenmore upright freezer, GE washer and dryer, Whirlpool dehumidifier, medium size electric heater, charbroil BBQ Grill Tools- Riding Lawn Mower, Snapper self propelled mower, lawn and garden tools, lawn seeder, step ladders, extension ladder, small power tools, scroll saw, table saw. Collectibles- 2 older Fleetwing snow sleds, birdhouses, red and white hand made quilt, radio controlled train set, copper boiler, 1955 Vol 74 Makio Ohio State Year Book, Early Boy Scout campaign hat, old school desk, framed art, fishing lures and tackle box, Penn #104 deep sea reel. Specialty- 11 step Acorn chair lift Terms- Cash or good check with proper ID. All merchandise must be paid for day of sale and before removal from property. A 10% Buyers Premium will be added to the final bid price of each item. Owner- Mary Lou Ridenour Auctioneers- James F Nelson, Shawn J Dostie

Auction begins to end online Sunday June 2, 2019 at 6pm.
Welcome to the 1st auction at Coshocton County's only Auction Facility, 20066 TR 310, Coshocton, Ohio 43812. 03 Buick Rendezvous,04 Honda Civic, 00 Impala, 14' Starcraft, trailer, 25hp merc, 25 HP Merc, Vintage Sports Memorabilia, fishing rods, tackle (new and used), Crimson Trace Laser Grips, Rail Masters, New and used tools, Jewelry, Furniture, Air conditioners, plate warmer, new rain suts, archery, Java Logs,Glassware, Shampoo and Pharmaceuticals, safes/vaults, buck attractant, catfish kits, piano, floor burnisher, cameras, camcorders, vintage photography, 62" Mitsubishi tv, wallpaper, scales, sports card, dehydrator, juicer, Kitchen Aid mixer, inversion table, bicycles, vintage desk and much more. Auction is online and ends Sunday night, pick up on Tuesday. Cataloging up through sale day. Preview Sunday 1pm- 2pm We ship using USPS- $5.00 per box plus insurance, signature verification and actual shipping. If fragile, $10.00 per box. 16% buyers premium. We accept cash, ACH, credit cards. 4% fee for cc usage. $1.00 for ACH. Must know how you are going to pay at registration. Welcome, and thanks for visiting, Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer CAI

Online only Auction of real estate will close on 03/19/2019 beginning @ 2:00 pm EST
Welcome to the historic Albert Lawrence1857 Home real estate auction. Here is a rare opportunity to bid on, and own a mansion from the past. A stately Federal Brick, 3 story home, possible 22 rooms, that, for the last 27 years has had the first 2 stories mostly renovated, and waiting for the next owner to put their touches on it. Historically was a home, the Colonial Inn, a musem, and a Nursing home. Bidder Packet Link- https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3Ab257fd52-4312-4fce-8522-9cb701acd4e6 What a wonderful home for the professional that wants to make a statement, as this also has separate brick structure that serves as an office space with office, reception area and restroom. Would make an excellent Bed and Breakfast as it is convenient to Salt Fork, Seneca Lake, Amish Country, Roscoe Village, Marietta, Glass and Pottery country, Columbus Pittsburgh and more. The village of Old Washington was founded in 1805 and has been know as Beymerstown, Washington, and New Washington. Samuel Lawrence was a prominent businessman who moved to the village in 1814. His three sons, William, John and Albert worked for their father and became successful businessmen as well. The three Lawrence brothers planned their expensive brick homes in the village in the mid-1850’s. John Lawrence built the smallest of the three beside his boot and shoe business near the center of town. William Lawrence built his larger brick home further east on Main Street. William was the oldest of the three brothers, and was an elected representative in the Ohio General Assembly. He served in the United States Congress as well, and practiced law after his political career ended. Albert Lawrence built the largest of the three homes at the corner of Main Street and what is now State Route 285. The three story brick has a grand entrance with ornate plaster on the ceiling and a freestanding curved stairway. The ornate plaster ceiling is also found in the formal parlor. The original cost of the home is reported to have been $37,000.00. The Civil War In July 1863, six years after the Albert Lawrence home was built, General John Hunt Morgan and his Confederate “Morgan’s Raiders” invaded the town of Washington. General Shackelford of the Union Army had been pursuing the Raiders, and there was a brief skirmish in which three Confederate soldiers lost their lives. They are buried in the cemetery located south east of the Albert Lawrence home. The 1920’s Fred and Beulah Lowry established the Colonial Inn in this grand home in 1921. The National Road brought many travelers through Guernsey County, many of whom stayed at the Colonial Inn. The establishment was also a favorite place for the local residents to spend Sunday afternoons enjoying the famous fried chicken dinners. The 1960’s The dwelling became the Hitchcock Nursing Home in 1958, and was utilized as the Colonial Inn Museum for a short time in the 1970’s. This is an online only auction, subject to owner confirmation and pre auction offer. Property is described as best we can, however is sold as is where is, with no contingencies. 11% buyers Premium applies, added to the final bid price to create the contract sales price. 10% non refundable deposit within 36 hours of auction end required, via certified funds, cash, or wire transfer. An invoice will be provided to you. Closing will be within 45 days of Auction Close. Preview will be Sunday February 24, 2019 from 1pm- 4pm. An additional preview will be on March 12, 2019 from 3pm-6pm. The team of Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer/Agent, CAI Ben Schafer Realty, Ed and Ben Schafer Auctioneers, OnlineAuctionUSA.hibid.com thank you for your participation, and wish you the best of luck.

TBA
Contents of this historic home, built in 1852. Wayne and Diane Barnes have retained us to market their home and contents of this magificent, historic structure. Albert Lawrence, son of Samuel Lawrence built this 8000+/- sq ft home around 1857, at a cost of roughly $37,000.00. The Lawrences owned the home until 1899. Several pieces that are selling are original to the home, including the Semi Concert/Ballroom 7' 1" Weber (NY) Grand Piano. There is Cambridge glass, Longaberger basket and pottery, Mary Beam Cambridge Tiles, furniture, and other fine items. There are 2 auctions, one for the real estate, which ends March 19, 2019 beginning at 2 pm EST. This auction will have 5 days of bidding, beginning February 19, 2019 and continuing through a dynamic close that will occur February 24, 2019 beginning at 6pm. A dynamic lose replicate a live auction in that when a bid is placed in the last 2 minutes, the auction will be extended another 2 minutes until no further bids come in the final 2 minutes. Preview for the real estate and personal property will be on auction day, February 24, 2019 from 1pm- 4pm. An additional real estate preview will be on March 12, 2019 from 3pm-6pm Removal will be on Tuesday February 26, 2019 from 11 am- 7pm for small items only. No furniture may be moved on this day, which includes shelving in the basement. Further removal will be conducted on Wednesday February 27, 2019 from 11am-7pm. If you intend to win the real estate auction, and win a significant amount of the furnishings, please just let us know, and we can make arrangements. For removal, the winning bidder is responsible to supply labor, boxes, dollies, packing materials, and proper transport. We will not have personnel on site to assist. Shipping will be available for small items. Small items are defined as items that are easily boxed and shipped through the USPS only. Shipping is $5.00 per box, plus actual shipping, minimum $100.00 insurance, and signature confirmation. All items are sold as is, where is, with no warranty, express or implied, including merchantability for any particular purpose. We have described items to the best of our ability, including noticed flaws, and hve tried to take fair represetative photograph, bu it is not a guarantee. Please feel free to come during the preview to inspect. During preview, it is very important to know that every item has been photographed. Whil you are encouraged to inspect, it is imperative that you put things back exactly how you found them.

Auction will begin to close online only at 2:00pm December 14, 2018
Welcome home to this well maintained 2 BR home nestled off Lakeshore Blvd in Eastlake Ohio just blocks away from Lake Erie and all her spendor. Bid your price: 2 BR, 1 Ba, home, Natural Oak hardwood flooring as well as linoleum and carpet fill the floors. Has a wood burning fireplace, natural gas forced air furnace and central air. Well lit with ceiling fans strategically placed. Spacious living room flows into the kitchen with good storage space for such a cozy home. Kitchen is eat in, with dining room and mud room. Out the back door is a paver patio, perfect for barbecues, fenced area for pets. Has an extra lot, and has a 1 1/2 car detached garage, Roof was replaced 2 years ago. 10% Buyers Premium on Real Estate will be added to the final bid price to determine contract sales price. Terms of the sale are to be 10% non-refundable Deposit withing 36 hours of the auction end, and acceptance (Confirmation) of the seller. $2500.00 due via registered Credit Card, plus 3% convenience fee, collected from winning bidder, after the close of the auction, as soon as the Seller has confirmed, the balance of the 10% ten percent (10% - $2500.00) due by wired certified funds, no later than 36 business hours after confirmation and notification of such comfirmation has occurred. Property is sold 100% as is/where is, with no warranty, express or implied, including merchantability for any particular purpose. Closing to be conducted by Title Agency of Sellers choice, no later than 45 days from close of Auction. There are to be no contingencies, financing or otherwise. You see it on our signs, you see it in our ads, Opportunity Knocks! Auction conducted by: Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer/Agent, CAI. Ben Schafer Realty 740.502.1017 [email protected] Preview will be on: Tuesday December 4, 2018 from 4pm-6pm. Auction closing- When auction begins to close, we use a soft close, meaning that if a bid is received within 3 minutes of the auction closes, the auction will automatically extend 3 minutes. It will continue to do this until no more bids are received within a 3 minute period. This closely replicates a live auction, only using an electronic device, from virtually anywhere that has service. If you do not wish to watch the bids and participate actively, you are able to use the max bid feature, which allows you to enter the most you are willing to pay for the property. The platform will then bid, incrementally, on your behalf, until you've either won, subject to owner confirmation, or been outbid. There will be no personal property left behind, as there is a personal property auction being conducted as well. That said, the seller is including the refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave, and washer and dryer with the property. Good luck, and welcome home! Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer/Agent, CAI Ed & Ben Schafer Auctioneers Ben Schafer Realty 740.502.1017 [email protected] UBidNWin.com

Auction Closing- Auction will begin to close Tuesday December 11, 2018, beginning at 6 pm.
Merry Christmas from the team at Ben Schafer Realty, Ed and Ben Schafer Auctioneers, Dean L Blackburn Auctioneer, and Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer, CAI. In this auction we have new items and used items. We have vintage duck decoys, cast iron, an anvil, furniture, household, ammunition, generators, tools, and more. Nice thing about this auction, as it is 25 degrees out when I am writing this, is you all can bid from the comfort of wherever you are, from you mobile device. **** For those of you that are new- We have a couple different ways to bid. The Max Bid feature is for those of you that are lazy, or have better things to do with your time. If you place a max bid, you are protected up to that amount until someone outbids you. The computer proxy bids for you, up to your stated amount. Please be aware though, that our dynamic close is as close as we can replicate to a live auction, very unlike the giant E company where you can swoop in and steal an item at the last minute. In our online auctions, use the flashing live catalog that appears 30 minutes prior to showtime. At that time, bidders from all over, we already have a Wisconsin bidder here, will begin bidding electronically, against each other. When an item is slated to close/end, any bid received within the final 2 minutes will automatically, dynamically extend for 3 minutes. This will continue, until nobody bids within the 3 minute extension, and the final bidder will win. Preview- For this auction, items are located in 2 places, Caldwell, at Claires Corner, and in Coshocton, at my auction facility/home/farm in Woodbury Wildlife Area. Preview will be in Coshocton, Wednesday December 5, 2018 from 11 am- 1pm, and at Claires corner from 2:30 pm until 4:45 pm. In Coshocton, I have dogs, please message me, email me, or call me, if you plan to preview. I will be driving from Coshocton to Caldwell, so if I am a few minutes late, I will be there. Auction Closing- Auction will begin to close Tuesday December 11, 2018, beginning at 6 pm. Pick up/Shipping- Pickup will be in Caldwell Friday December 14, 2018 from 12pm until 5pm. Please bring your own labor, tools, boxes, dollies, and supplies. I am not Rooster or Shad. I am old and weak. Pickup in Coshocton will be Sunday December 16, 2018 from 12-5pm. ***** You do not have to travel between locations. I will bring items to the pick up location with the exception, of the anvil. Shawn isn't touching the anvil. Be aware, if you do not read the dates, if you miss the pick up dates, you will be the one travelling, as I will have already done it once. Shipping- We will ship via USPS. We charge $5.00 per box, actual shipping, signature required, insured, with no deviation. The exception for this auction is, that ammunition will be shipped via UPS, with the same costs. We will not ship glass or fragile items. If it won't ship USPS, you must pick it up. There is a 16% buyers premium added to the final bid price to determine the contract price tht you pay for the merchandise. There is no sales tax at this auction. Complete terms and conditions are in the T&C Tab. By receiving a bidder number, you acknowledge that you have read and understand that you have read the terms and conditions and agree to abide by them. Thank you for your participation, and Merry Christmas, Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer, CAI Now booking auctions for 2019 Land, online personal property, minerals, and professional fundraising. email [email protected]

Auction will begin closing Monday 11/26/2018 at 6pm. Use max bid feature for computer to proxy bid for you, or use the flashing catalog. Do NOT bid from your watch list, or you risk almost certain loss of the bid.
Personal property includes a 2002 Harley Davidson Custom Sportster, Harley Trailer, Harley gear, Harley collectibles, housewares, Toro riding mower used 3 times, Troybilt self propelled snowblower, tools, mowers, smoker, grill, firewood, toolboxes, chests and much more. Preview will Be November 19, 2018 from 2pm-5 pm. 16% Buyers Premium on Personal Property 3% Convenience fee for credit. Credit card required to register. You will pay at pickup. If you do not pick up and pay for your items, your credit card used to register will be charged the full amount, plus a $10.00 no show fee. You will be banned from further auctions. If you appeal the decision, and are accepted back, there will be a $25.00 reinstatement fee. We cannot store, nor transport your items, therefore, any items not picked up will be considered abandoned, will be disposed of or donated. All personal Property is sold as is where is with no warranty express or implied, including merchantability for any particular purpose. All items described as accurately as possible but not guaranteed. Bidders agree, by receiving a number to bid and buy to be bound by the terms and conditions contained herein, and agrre that the limits of any seller liability shall be limited to not more than the winning bid price plus any applicable buyers premium, and sales tax. No incidental damages, loss of wages, actual cash value, will be allowed. Shipping is available. Shipping is $5.00 per box, plus the actual cost of shipping, plus insurance, plus signature confirmation. All shipping is via USPS, with absolutely no exceptions. We will not ship glass.

Auction begins to end at 2:00 pm. Use the max bid function, or I suspect you may need to attend this auction electronically and bid in real time against each other. 30 minutes before sale time, a flashing catalog will appear and you can bid from there. Any bids received within 3 minutes of the end of the auction will extend the auction another 3 minutes, closely replicating a live auction. Good Luck!
1 Pair Ohio State Michigan tickets, November 24, 2018 Section 29A Row 29 seats 33 and 34 Don't miss this game with National Championship implications. Auction ends Tuesday November 20, 2018 beginning at 2pm. You may pick up tickets, Wednesday or Friday between 11am and 5pm, or they can be overnited at your expense. Pickup is in Coshocton, Ohio, and I can meet you in town if necessary.

October 15 2018 beginning at 2pm.
All inventory must be cleared. We have been retained to clear the shelves of Klein Surplus at 516 Main St Coshocton. The shelves are full of tools, housewares, sporting goods, fishing gear, toys, cleaning supplies, just about anything under the sun. The deals are here, store needs to be emptied and we are getting it done! The business once known as the Bargain Shack, Kleins Surplus, has asked us to clear the store of all inventory. We are lotting now, the store is closed, and every lot starts at $1.00. Items are new, used, shelp pulls and returns. Locals are very aware of the business. Please look at the photos and descriptions. While every effort is made to make sure that descriptions and photographs are accurate, it cannot be guaranteed. Auctioneer will determine what is fair and equitable in the event of any discrepancy. At any time, the maximum a bidder will be entitled to, is the total sum of bid price, buyers premium, taxes, and conveinience fee on the specific lot in question. Pickup will be Friday October 17, 2018 from 11am-7pm at the location. As this is not new, tested or inspected merchandise, even though some is like new, the Auction company cannot guarantee anything. Descriptions are minimal and not to be construed as any of the merchandise having any warranty whatsoever, express or implied, including merchantability for any purpose. We will be offering an inspection period Wednesday October 10, 2018 from 11am-1 pm. Due to the fact that everything is cataloged and photographed, nothing may be moved from its position and only 2 individuals at a time will be allowed in the store. Bring your own extension cords, as none will be provided. Auctioneer and staff have the express right to bid and win on behalf of themselves, the seller, and or any and all reserves that may exist. Shipping is available on a limited basis- All shipping is $5.00 per box, plus actual shipping charges. If it is glass, it will not be eligible for shipping at any cost. If it cannot be shipped USPS or Fed Ex, it is not eligible to be shipped. 100% as is whereis with no warranty express or implied including merchantability for any particular purchase. 18% buyers premium will be added to the final bid price to determine final sale price. 15% is buyers premium, 3% is convenience fee for credit card. If your card is initially declined, there will be a $5.00 fee for running it subsequent times. No exceptions. If you do not pick up on the day stated for that purpose, there will be a $10.00 fee for disposal, and the merchandise will be legally considered abandoned, and you will not be refunded. By registering to bid, you are agreeing to be bound by these terms and conditions. Complete terms and conditions contained in the T&C tabs, plus these addendatory clauses. Our goal is that your experience is outstanding, and completely transparent. Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer, CAI, Agent Ben Schafer Realty Ed and Ben Schafer Auctioneers Gryphon Auction Group UBidNWin 740-502-1017 [email protected] Opportunity Knocks- Will you answer the door? From Dollar personal property, to million dollar land, sporting goods, mineral rights, Hunting leases, and fundraising, we have the expertise, education and experience to deliver you the results of true market value. Experts in Live and/or online auctions nationwide. Auction work conducted in- Ohio, WV, IN, KY, TX, MD, NY, IL, MO, MI, FL, PA, NM, NV, and NC.

Online Auction begins to close Tuesday beginning at 7:00 pm EST
Short notice Tools, Refridgerator, 8500 BTU AC Units, Gas Stoves, Daiwa Fishing gear, Panfish kits, and much more. Must be all gone from property by Wednesday as real estate deal closed early! Bid now online @ www.UBidNWin.hibid.com4 18% BP, 15% BP, 3% for credit card. Buyers premium added to final bid price. No taxes. All items sold 100% as is. Shipping- $5.00 per box plus actual shipping costs plus insurance. If it will all fit in 1 box, I will combine, less work. If it's glass or won't ship USPS, it is not going to be shipped. If it's glass, not going to be shipped unless you make arrangements yourself. Thanks and enjoy Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer, CAI Ben Schafer Realty EdandBenSchafer.com GryphonUSA.com 740-502-1017

7 acres m/l, 3 rental properties, 3 brick modular home with wheelchair access, 2 40x80 barns with sliding doors and garage doors, one with drain in concrete. River frontage, 3 minute drive to WalMart, yet very secluded. River View School District. Opportunity knocks.

Lots begin to close 6/3/2018 beginning at 2pm If a bid is received in the last 3 minutes, bidding will be extended for 3 minutes until bidding stops. This is an online event only
Online Bidding ends soon! @ www.UBidNWin.Hibid.com There are currently almost 700 lots to choose from, with more coming very soon. Kenny Roberts Auctioneer passed recently. His widow, Marie Jones Roberts, has asked me to sell the personal property online, and the real estate live as she downsizes. Additionally I will personally be adding soe items of my own to the sale. Kenny afforded very nice property during his lifetime, and kept a lot of very nice things as us auctioneers seem to do. We have a 4 BR home, as well as 2 barns and several outbuildings full of a lifetime of collections to sell online, everything starts at $1.00 The furniture in this 4 BR Home is exceptional in quality- DR Table and Chairs, Corner Hutch, Lighted Hutch, China Cabinet, 4' Cabinet, Mid Century Modern table and chairs, Maytag Stove/oven, Whirlpool Fridge, Chefs rolling cupboard, Lazy Boy Lift Chair, Spartus Clock, Grandfather Clock, Piano, Leather sofa with incliners, King Bed, Dressers, Chests, nightstands, and much more Collectibles- Cookie Jars, Salt & Pepper Shakers, Steins, African statues. includes licensed items like Flinstones, Dino, Pebbles, Cat in the Hat, Barney, Beatles, Elvis, Star Trek, Popeye, Pluto, Betty Boop, Humpty Dumpty, McCoy, Mickey Mouse, Pinnochio, Winnie the Pooh, Donald Duck and more Tools- New and used- Sawzall, DeWalt, Dremel, Craftsman, Black & Decker, and more. Notable additions to come- Metal siding, Gravely 1748 Walk behind Mower, Office Furniture, 54' John Deere Walk Behind Mower, Dog Boxes, Rototiller, 25hp Mercury Outboard, and more. Preview in Canal Lewisville will be Saturday June 2, from 12-2pm Auction begins to close Sunday at 2:00 pm. As always, it is recommended that you use the max bid feature if you want to be sure to get your item, as closings move quickly, just like a live auction. Additionally, you are encouraged to use the live catalog feature that is available from 30 minutes prior to the auction close. Good Luck, and have fun. Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer Real estate will be auctioned live on Thursday July 12, 2018 at Noon. For a bidder packet, or appointment to preview this income productiong riverfront property, email Shawn @ [email protected]

Online Auction Begins to close at 7pm 5/8/2018 Be sure to use the live catalog and the max bid feature.
Auction for the family of the late Judge Alan Travis Downsizing Auction: Many items from the Late judge Alan C. Travis including 1940’s-50’s Lionel Trains, artwork, paintings, sculptures and home décor, continental and confederate currency, state and bank notes, coins, Morgan silver dollar, liberty silver dollars, uncirculated Booker Carver 50 Cent coins, High end furniture including two entire bedrooms, King and Full beds, Italian Leather Couch, leather chairs, high end return to home bar stools, Full Dining Room set, marble buffet, multiple tables, high end patio furniture, some antiques, tools, power tools, Sjobergs Swedish workbench, Roseville pottery, outdoor and camping gear, lawn and garden items, TV’s and electronics. Savage 24B 410/22 Rifle & Shotgun H &S Model 999 22 Revolver Crescent Peerless 12g Double Barrel Shotgun Remington Model 514 22LR JGA Karabiner 6MM Rimfire Rifle Date(s) 5/8/2018 Online Auction Begins to close at 7pm 5/8/2018 Be sure to use the live catalog and the max bid feature. Auction For the family of Judge Alan Travis Location: 6599 Baronscourt Loop Dublin, Ohio 43016 Preview Date & Time Monday 5/7/2018 5-7 PM Auction to start to close Tuesday 5/8 at 7PM Pickup Wednesday 5/9 12-8PM 18% Buyers Premium, All payments via credit card used to register, no exceptions. Todd Travis, Auctioneer (614) 402-6591 Barry Bowen, Auctioneer (614) 419-1477 Pickup to be 12-8PM on Wednesday 5/9/2018. We will not be able to offer any alternate dates, as house has been sold. Items not picked up will be disposed of at buyers expense. Currency and coins we can ship, all other items must be picked up. Loading assistance will not be provided. Bring tools etc. Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer UBidNWin.com [email protected]

Live Auction Only, Discover your treasures at 10 am Tuesday February 13, 2018
STORAGE UNIT AUCTIONS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH, 2018 STARTING @ 10:00 A.M. (Units will be opened 5 minutes prior to Auction) 2470 Sunbury Rd, Columbus, OH 43219 @ Easton Storage We will be offering the contents of 12 units TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH STARTING @ 10:00 A.M. (Unit will be opened 5 minutes prior to Auction) TERMS: CASH ONLY. SUCCESSFUL BIDDER WILL BE REQUIRED TO PLACE A $200.00 REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT PER UNIT. REFUNDED ONCE UNIT IS CLEANED. WINNING BIDDER HAS UNTIL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH @ 4:00 P.M. TO CLEAN UNIT. AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer Ben Schafer Realty 740-622-8350 740-502-1017 Cell www.UBidNWin.com email [email protected]

Online bidding Only @ www.GryphonUSA.hibid.com
This is an online auction, 2 actually, that I am working on with a colleague. For complete details visit: www.GryphonUSA.hibid.com 5500 lots, 2 auctions, all online, everything outdoor related. Ends soon, register now!

Lots begin closing December 9, 2017 at 1 pm.
A lifetime collection. 60 years of craftsmanship. From 1946 until about 2002. Take a look at these beautiful Quilts, and choose yours. Beautiful hand and machine stitched pieces of artwork! I was going to paraphrase what my seller told me, but she did it so beautifully, so eloquently, that I will share her words here. Quilts by 2 Ohio Sisters One of my earliest memories is seeing my mother, my aunt (her sister) and my grandmother all quilting together in my grandmother's parlor. There was a quilt stretched in a large quilting frame, with all three ladies sitting next to each other sewing. I would crawl under the frame and watch the shadows of their hands stitching the thread through the quilt layers, one hand on top with thimble and needle sliding through the fabric and batting, and the other hand below the fabric to help guide the needle back up and keep the stitches pure. These three ladies were my mother, Virginia Weber Pennell (1921-2008), her sister, Phyllis Weber Spence (1915-2010), and my grandmother, Sara Pickens Weber Thornberry (1893-1975). Most women in my family were quilters, and my mother and aunt probably learned as teenagers, growing up and living their entire lives in the small town of Lewisville, Ohio. My mother's quilts that I knew were made from the 1940's through about 2004. She would machine-piece or hand-applique or cross-stitch the tops during the summertime, and quilt them during the winter. She and my father opened a housepaint and fabrics store in 1956, and from that time on she set up her quilt frame in the store during the wintertime and everyone in the surrounding area would come in to purchase items and watch her quilt. She developed a local reputation for her fine, small stitches and her combinations of colors. Many of her quilts were given to family and friends, but a few were sold. Both my mother and my aunt used Mountain Mist brand cotton batting, from the Stearns & Foster company in Cincinnati, for the inner "filling" layer of their quilts. Mountain Mist was very popular and very widely used, and each roll was covered by a paper wrapper printed in color with samples of quilt patterns which could be ordered from Mountain Mist. A full pattern was printed on the inside of each wrapper. My mother and aunt used several of these patterns, especially from the 1940's into the 1980's, when they both had started subscribing to quilting magazines and expanded their selection of patterns. By the 1980's dacron batting became available, and so in the older quilts in the auction you will find cotton batting, but the newer quilts will have dacron polyster batting which may be fluffier. After my father passed away, my mother gradually decreased the paint business and increased her selection of cotton quilting fabrics and sewing notions. In the late 1990's she developed arthritis in her hands, and hand-quilting became painful. So she still machine-pieced and hand-appliqued the quilt tops but hired another lady to finish them with machine quilting. Most of the quilts in this auction have been hand-quilted, but some were machine-quilted. Nearly all the quilts in this auction are by my mother, but a few are by my aunt, Phyllis Weber Spence. I find that her stitching is of the same excellent quality as my mother's, but my aunt practiced many crafts and did not make nearly as many quilts as my mother did. And two of the quilts in this auction are of a different style--much older fabrics with designs and colors combined in ways that seem startling to me, almost Victorian in their over-abundance. Based upon where I found these quilts (stored on a daybed in the attic of my grandparents' house), I believe they were made by my grandmother's sister-in-law, Elizabeth Thornberry (1876-1950), who lived in the house that later became my grandparents' house. I hope this family history will be of interest to you and will help you enjoy and appreciate the work of both my mother and my aunt. Rheba Pennell Dupras Currently in Fairbanks, Alaska * Note from Seller, as I complete descriptions- In many cases I'm just adding the name of the quilter. But in some cases I'm correcting the descriptions from "machine-quilted" to "hand-quilted." I'm not just going by memory on this, but I've looked very closely at your good photos and feel comfortable that I'm being accurate in identifying the hand-quilted ones. I'd also like for you not to use the word "stitched" because it's too broad. In my list I've used "pieced" to refer to the sewing used in the quilt tops, and none of these quilts were "pieced" by hand. All the piecing or sewing of fabric pieces on the quilt tops was done by machine. I know from my life experience that neither my mother nor aunt pieced by hand. And in some cases another sewing technique called "applique" was used to attach some fabrics to the quilt tops, and I've identified this on the list. And a third technique called embroidery was used in one, and it was hand-embroidery, not machine-embroidery. Hope this is clear and helpful to you. I've used the term "vintage" to refer to quilts done from about 1930--1965, or possibly a little older than 1930. I am very certain about the quilts I've identified as such, since I want to be really accurate with anything said in the auction. Due to space constrictions, preview will be by appointment only. Shipping is available, nationwide. Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer Ben Schafer Realty email- [email protected]

Live Auction Onsite Saturday November 18, 2017 11 am
NORTHERN COSHOCTON COUNTY REAL ESTATE AUCTION 140+/- ACRES – 5 TRACTS – TRACT SIZES FROM 9 ACRES TO 56 ACRES – MIXTURE OF OPEN AND WOODED ACREAGE – 3 BEDROOM FARM HOUSE – 40x64 POLE BUILDING – EXCELLENT HUNTING – POTENTIAL HOMESITES – FRESNO – CRAWFORD TWP. – COSHOCTON COUNTY – OHIO – OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! -ALL SELLS ON LOCATION @- 54889 TOWNSHIP ROAD 88 – FRESNO, OHIO 43824 GPS COORDINATES - -81.728, 40.381 DIRECTIONS: From I-77, use the US-36 Exit – Port Washington/Newcomerstown Exit (Exit #65), go West on US 36 for 10.6 miles, turn Right onto US 93, follow for 7 miles, turn left onto Township Rd. 88, follow for 3/10ths of a miles, make a slight left onto Township Rd. 89, follow for 3/10ths of a mile to Auction Site on your right. Signs will be posted. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH – STARTING @ 11:00 A.M. Opportunity Knocks with this offering of 140+/- acres of Northern Coshocton County Real Estate. This property is conveniently located just a half mile off of US 93 and in the small town of Pearl. This offering of real estate has a 3 bedroom, 2 story home with free gas and spring water, a 40x64 pole building, and an abundance of opportunities. The property has a mixture of open and wooded acreage, where the open area was once farmed (and easily could be again), but currently offers an excellent wildlife habitat. The wooded acreage is made up of mostly hardwoods, with the potential for a harvest in the near future. We will offer this property in 5 tracts, combinations, and as a whole – whichever way brings the most money is the way it will be sold. The tracts and the breakdown are as follows: TRACT #1 – 22+/- acres made up of mostly smaller woods and an open area in the front along Twp. Rd. 88. This property would make for a potential home site, pasture ground, or recreational enthusiasts. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! TRACT #2 – 56+/- acres made up of mostly hardwoods and a little open space. This tract has the 40x64 pole type building. If you are in the market for a small farm or want a place to hunt – you will want to be sure to check out Tract #2. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! TRACT #3 – 31 acres of mostly open acreage that was once productive hay and pasture fields, that has now turned into excellent wildlife habitat. It also offers enough wood cover to make this an attractive hunter’s paradise. This tract offers places to build as well. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! TRACT #4 – 22+/- acres of open and wooded acreage. This property offers an abundance of possibilities. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! TRACT #5 – 9+/- acres with the home. This home is a two story farm house that offers 3 bedroom, one bath, laundry room, eat-in kitchen, living room and a full unfinished basement. Home has nice front and back porches. Thus home had new siding and shingles done approx. 9 years ago. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! INSPECTION DATE: NOVEMBER 11TH FROM 10:00 A.M. TILL 2:00 P.M. -PLEASE FEEL FREE TO WALK PROPERTY AT YOUR OWN RISK AND CONVENIENCE- Seller is transferring any mineral rights she may have. Although the seller believes she owns all the mineral rights, and we have found no evidence claiming otherwise. Purchasers are relying on their own due diligence to determine actual mineral ownership. There will be no mineral exceptions when transferring the subject property. Currently the house on Tract #5 is receiving free gas from a well located on Tract #2. The rights to the free gas shall belong to the purchaser of Tract #5. TERMS: There will a 10% buyer’s premium added to your bid price to make up the contract price. A 10% non-refundable deposit of the contract price will be due the day of the auction, balance at close (within 45-60 days). Property sells “as-is, where-is” w/ no warranties implied or expressed. Property sells w/ no contingencies. Any desired inspections must be made prior to bidding. Any and all information contained herein was derived from sources believed to be correct, but not warranted. Any announcements sale day take precedence over any and all printed material. If property sells in parcels a new survey will be performed. Tract #1 - #4 will be sold “by the acre”, and purchase price will be adjusted accordingly after a new survey is completed. Tract #5 will be sold “lump sum” and the purchase price will not be adjusted. OWNER: RAMONA G. PARRILLO AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: SHAWN J. DOSTIE, AUCTIONEER/AGENT – 740-502-1017 ED AND BEN SCHAFER AUCTIONEERS BEN SCHAFER REALTY www.edandbenschafer.com www.benschaferrealty.com 740-584-SALE 740-305-5054 Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer email- [email protected] Put your Lands in Our Hands Selling land at Auction since 1964

AUCTION TO BE HELD CONVENIENTLY @ OHIO UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN CAMPUS – BOWMAN AUDITORIUM 1804 LIBERTY AVENUE – IRONTON, OHIO 45638
991+/- ACRE LAWRENCE COUNTY OHIO LAND AUCTION 991+/- ACRES – 12 TRACTS – RANGING IN SIZE FROM 11+/- TO 185+/- ACRES – UPPER, WINDSOR & ELIZABETH TOWNSHIPS – LAWRENCE COUNTY, OHIO – RECREATIONAL PROPERTIES – TIMBERLAND – WOODED ACREAGE – PASTURE LAND – HAYFIELDS – WATER FEATURES ON MANY TRACTS – EASY ACCESS ON ALL TRACTS – ALL TRACTS ARE IN A HIGH DEER DENSITY AREA – ROLLING HILLS – SCENIC VIEWS – POTENTIAL HOMESITES – AND MORE – OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! AUCTION TO BE HELD CONVENIENTLY @ OHIO UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN CAMPUS – BOWMAN AUDITORIUM 1804 LIBERTY AVENUE – IRONTON, OHIO 45638 DIRECTIONS TO OU SOUTHERN CAMPUS: FROM US 52 - Take the OH-141 exit toward Ironton, go South on Campbell Dr./OH-141, follow for 1/10th of a mile, turn Left onto Liberty Avenue, 1804 Liberty Ave. is on the right. “Auction Today” signs will be posted. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28TH STARTING @ HIGH NOON OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS w/ these diverse land tracts. This acreage is part of the Collins Family land holdings. These properties have been in the Collins Family for several years. We are honored that the Collins Family has chosen us to conduct this auction of an exceptional offering of real estate. We feel whether you are in the market for timber, hunting, pasture, home site, or recreational property – you will have an opportunity on the 28th to satisfy your wants. Many of these properties have large ponds and trails throughout. This area of Ohio has a significant deer and turkey population. Most of these tracts are positioned along paved County Roads. Hope to see everyone on the 28th. THE TRACT ACREAGE BREAKDOWN IS AS FOLLOWS: TRACT #1 – 95+/- ACRES TRACT #2 – 185+/ ACRES TRACT #3 – 130+/- ACRES TRACT #4 – 19+/- ACRES TRACT #5 – 38+/- ACRES TRACT #6 – 44+/- ACRES TRACT #7 – 130+/- ACRES TRACT #8 – 89+/- ACRES TRACT #9 – 101+/- ACRES TRACT #10 – 96+/- ACRES TRACT #11 – 20+/- ACRES TRACT #12 – 11+/- ACRES (ALL ACREAGES ARE APPROXIMATE – BUT WILL BE EXACT ON AUCTION DAY, AS A NEW SURVEY IS BEING PERFORMED) TRACT #1 – TRACT #5 (DRIVING DIRECTIONS - From US Route 52 in Ironton go north on State Route 93, drive .8 miles turn left onto Porter Gap Road, drive 1.3 miles, turn right onto Ellisonville Rd, follow for .1 mile to property, signs will be posted. GPS point on aerial is 38.5637, -82.6660.) Tracts #1-5 are contiguous 507+ acres located less than 2 miles from Ironton. With road frontage on Porter Gap Road, Ellisonville Ridge Rd and LaGrange Boyersville Road there are many options for access. These tracts have interior access from former logging roads and with a canvas this large you can create your own amazing retreat. The woods are mature with a good mix of hardwoods. Tracts 2 and 3 have former strip mine ponds that hold fish and with proper management will be your own secluded fishing spot. Tracts 4 and 5 would make logical building locations for your cabin or home. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! TRACT #6 (DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From US Route 52 in Ironton go North on State Route 93, drive .8 miles turn left onto Porter Gap Road, drive 2.1 miles turn left on Little Storms Creek Road drive .7 miles to property, signs will be posted. GPS point on aerial is 38.5643, -82.6822). Tract #6 is 44 contiguous acres and will be a nice hunting or recreational spot and with two easy access points off of Little Storms Creek road. The land has a mix of hardwoods which produce good hard mast for the local whitetails! There is an old strip mine pond that with your care will produce plenty of good bass or pan fish action. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! TRACT #7 (DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From US Route 52 in Ironton go North on State Route 93, drive .8 miles turn left onto Porter Gap Road, drive 2.1 miles turn left onto Little Storms Creek Road drive .5 miles turn right onto La Grange Osborn Hill Rd E drive 2 miles to property, signs will be posted. GPS point on aerial is 38.5688, -82.6929). Tract #7 is 130 acres in a very remote location located at the end of a La Grange Osborn Hill Rd E. with easy access. You can move through the interior of the land on old logging roads. There is a large old strip mine pond that covers several acres to provide a great personal fishing spot. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! TRACT #8 (DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From US Route 52 in Ironton go North on State Route 93, drive .8 miles turn left onto Porter Gap Road, drive 2.1 miles turn left onto Little Storms Creek Road drive .5 miles turn right onto La Grange Osborn Hill Rd E drive 2 miles to property, signs will be posted.GPS point on aerial is 38.5845, -82.6741). Tract #8 is 89 acres located along La Grange Boyersville Rd and has two easy access points. This is land has marketable timber and some great rock out cropping. A small stream runs along the east side near the road. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! TRACT #9 (DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From US Route 52 in Ironton take State Route 650 North for 7.2 miles turn right onto Little Pine Creek Road. Drive 1.2 miles to property, signs will be posted. GPS point on aerial is 38.6342, -82.7164). Tract #9 is 101 acres close to state road 650 located on Little Pine Creek Road via a deeded easement. The land is essentially a valley with two small ridges with a good stand of hardwoods. There are old logging roads throughout providing easy interior access. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! TRACTS #10 - #12 (DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From Ironton take US 52 East to State Route 7 North. Go to Proctorville turn left onto State Route 775. Drive 12.3 miles to property on right, signs will be posted. GPS point on aerial is 38.5819, -82.4186). Tracts #10-12 total just over 130 acres that is an old homestead. The pasture area makes up 35+/- acres that are fenced, recently holding cattle. There are a multitude of great vistas on this land; the majority of the terrain is gently rolling. A gated graveled lane leads to the original home site. This is another area of high deer density and the habitat potential is strong with plenty of edge, wooded draws and funnels. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! INSPECTION DATE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21ST FROM 10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M. AUCTION REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE ON THE TRACT #1-#4 LOCATION TO ANSWER QUESTIONS REGARDING THE PROPERY AND/OR THE PROCESS. -PLEASE FEEL FREE TO WALK PROPERTIES AT YOUR OWN RISK AND CONVENIENCE- TERMS ON THE REAL ESTATE: There will a 10% buyer’s premium added to your bid price to make up the contract price. A 10% non-refundable deposit of the contract price will be due the day of the auction, balance at close (within 45 days). Property sells “as-is, where-is” w/ no warranties implied or expressed. Property sells w/ no contingencies, financing or otherwise. Any desired inspections must be made prior to bidding. Any and all information contained herein was derived from sources believed to be correct, but not warranted. Any announcements sale day take precedence over any and all printed material. Tracts #1 – Tracts #9 will be sold first via the multi-parcel auction method. After Tracts #1 – Tracts #9 are sold, we will then sell Tracts #10 – Tracts #12 via the multi-parcel auction method. OWNERS: THE COLLINS FAMILY AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: ED AND BEN SCHAFER AUCTIONEERS BEN SCHAFER REALTY www.edandbenschafer.com www.benschaferrealty.com 740-584-SALE 740-305-5054 For further information visit : http://edandbenschafer.com/LAWRENCE_COUNTY_LAND_AUCTION_991.html

Live Auction
792 AUCTION CENTER PUBLIC AUCTION 1928 HUDSON ESSEX SUPER 6 – 60+ GUNS - AMMO – FARM EQUIPMENT – APPLIANCES – HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS – COLLECTIBLES – TOOLS – AND MORE – OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! ALL SELLS @ THE 792 AUCTION CENTER (FORMERLY BOGGS AUCTION CENTER) 4505 SR 792 – STOCKPORT, OHIO 43787 SAT, OCTOBER 21ST STARTING @ 10:00 A.M. GUNS AND RELATED: Sterling Arms Mark II 380 caliber; Black Powder Italian Pistol; Smith & Wesson Revolver; Russia IJ-70 9x18; EIG 22; British EBI 767; British flare gun; Smith & Wesson 3613 Lemon Squeezer; Smith & Wesson J Frame revolver 38; Smith & Wesson Model 51 22; Remington 45; Smith & Wesson 32; Navy Model 36 black powder; Taurus Model 85 38; Colt Single Action 45 long (2); Nambu T-94; Nambu T-14; Nambu; Springfield Arms XP9; German P38; Smith & Wesson Model 64 38; Black Powder 44; Harding 22; Roger single 6 – 22; Hi-Point 380; English Revolver 32; Remington balk powder 44; Navy Arms black powder (parts only); Flint Lock 69; Smith & Wesson 272 357; Rossi 357; Heritage Rough Rider; FIE 38; Iver Johson 32; Hammer gun (parts only); Ruger LCP 380;Hi-Standard 22 mag; Colt Black Powder; Firestorm 40; Bersa 380; Smith & Wesson Model 643 38; Smith & Wesson Model 36 38; Larson 25; Ruger 22; German Luger Model 1917; Britsh Enfield; Ithaca 22; JC Higgins Model 860; Carbine Mosin-Nagant 762x54; Carbine 30; 1903 30-06; Revelation 100b 22; Stevens Jr Model 22; Flobert 36; Marlin Model 336 30-30; Mossberg 46 mb 22; Savage Model 24 410/22 over/under; Springfield Trap Door 4570; H&R 30-06; Western Field 12 ga.; Marlin 32a 22; M! Springfield 30-06; reloading equipment; ammo; German officer’s knives; and more. -FFL dealer will be on-site to handle registration and paperwork on all firearms sold- -Guns will not be on the premises until the day of auction- 1928 Hudson Essex Super Six – 2 door coupe – been stored for over 30 years – nice car; AUTOMOBILES: 2000 Pontiac Montana mini-van; 2000 Dodge Caravan mini-van; 2001 Volvo 4 dr. sedan; FARM EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, AND RELATED: Ford 801 tractor; NH hayliner 270 square baler; Valton 2 basket hay tedder; NH 489 hay bine; NH rake; disk; Ford sickle bar mower; Lincoln 225 AC welder; air compressor; 2” water pump; 3 pt. blade; 6’ rotary cutter; hand tools; power tools; and more. APPLIANCES, HOUSEHOLD, AND RELATED: Maytag washer and dryer; Maytag Gas Stove; 50’s Maytag Porcelain stove - excellent shape; small deep freeze; Whirlpool Fridge w/ lower freezer; microwaves; pots and pans; small kitchen appliances; dish sets; water glasses; coffee cups; coffee tables; end tables; bedroom suits; living room furniture; butcher block; table lamps; pictures; prints; couches; chairs; dining room table and chairs; buffet; kitchen carts and cabinets; oak chimney cabinet; cut glass; small amount of Fenton; other glassware; Coo-Coo clocks; knick-knacks; kitchen table and chairs; and lots more. TERMS: CASH, GOOD CHECK, DEBIT OR CREDIT CARD W/ PROPER ID. 3% CONVENIENCE FEE FOR CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS. AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: 792 AUCTION CENTER AUCTIONEERS: ED & BEN SCHAFER, TONYA DODD; DEAN BLACKBURN; SHAWN DOSTIE; DAVID DODD, APPRENTICE; WAYNE COOPER, APPRENTICE. www.edandbenschafer.com 740-584-7253 740-305-5054 740-559-2274 AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Come join us for our very first auction at the new 792 Auction Center in Stockport, Ohio. We feel we have a very good line-up with a lot of quality throughout. We will start at 10:00 with household furnishings and appliances, as well as a 2nd ring outside of box lots. Farm Equipment and vehicles will start outside at 11:00 a.m. The Hudson will sell at high noon, with the guns selling immediately after. Restroom facilities and lunch stand will be available. Any announcements on Auction Day take precedence over any and all printed material. Not responsible for “No-Shows”. Not responsible for accidents or loss. Come spend the day with us and enjoy our very first auction at the 792 Auction Center. Photo Link: http://edandbenschafer.com/792_Oct_21.html

Live Auction Only
Y City Wallpaper is closing its doors forever after serving the Zanesville area for the last 27 years. Thousands of rolls of Wallpaper, Border, as well as fixtures. Liquidation auction, selling to the bare walls. Live Auction Begins at 10:00 am Complete liquidation of Store and warehouse contents Terms: Cash, Company Check, or credit card. All items sold as is, where is. No warranty, express or implied, including merchantability for any particular purpose. 10% buyers premium added to the final bid price. 3% convenience fee for anything other than cash. Shawn J Dostie, Auctioneer Ed and Be Schafer Auctioneers Ben Schafer Realty [email protected]