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She called it her worst-ever movie.

But even in the film she considered hergreatest failure, Marilyn Monroe was asspectacular as ever.

Now the iconic dress the silver screenstar wore in 'River of No Return' has soldto a private buyer for $504,000.

Darren Julien, president and CEO ofJulien's Auctions, said Saturday that thedress was sold at an auction in China.

Monroe wore the green velour dresswhile she sang 'I'm Gonna File My Claim'

in the 1954 Western in which she por-trayed Kay Washington, a gambler'swife.

See Dress , page 3

Iconic Marilyn Monroe dresssold at auction for $500,000

Crossword.............................................................................page 2Elles Kitchen.........................................................................page 4John Wayne auction fetches more than $5M........................page 6

Published Every Other Friday ~ Next Issue: November 18, 2011 NOVEMBER 4, 2011VOLUME 7, ISSUE 152

By Daily Mail Reporter


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San Francisco Bay Area realty investors to plead guilty to bidrigging, mail fraud

mainly to suppress and restrain com-petition and conceal payoffs in orderto obtain certain real estate offered atthe auctions.

The investors were also charged withconspiracies to use the mail to carryout a fraudulent scheme to make pay-offs to obtain title for certain proper-ties, as well as to receive payoffs anddivert money to co-conspirators, thedepartment said.

The conspiracy took place over variouslengths of time between November2008 and January 2011, the depart-ment said.

Three of the investors participated inthe conspiracy in San Francisco. An-derson, Kent and three other investorswere involved in San Mateo County,the Justice Department said.

The Justice Department noted thatwhen real estate is sold at a foreclo-sure auction, the proceeds are used topay off the mortgage and other debt at-tached to the property. The remainingproceeds, if any exist, are paid to the

homeowner.

Several Bay Area real estate investorshave agreed to plead guilty for conspir-ing to rig bids and commit mail fraud atforeclosure auctions, the U.S. Depart-

ment of Justice said.The investors named include SiliconValley residents Gary Anderson ofSaratoga and Troy Kent of San Mateo.

The government said six other peopleplan to plead guilty: Patrick Campion ofSan Francisco; James Doherty of Hills-borough; Keith Goodman of San Fran-cisco; Craig Lipton of San Francisco;Henry Pessah of Burlingame; and Laith

Salma of San Francisco.Charges were filed against the eight in-vestors in U.S. District Court for theNorthern District of California, the de-partment said.

According to the charges, the investorsconspired to rig bids by agreeing notbid against each other at public fore clo-sure auctions in San Francisco and SanMateo counties. According to the de-

partment, the in vestors conspired

Eli Segall-Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal


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. . .DressThe film, in which RobertMitchum starred alongside Mon-roe, follows the fortunes of agunslinger released from jail and

trying to start a new life with his10-year-old son.

It's production was marred byconflict between the director,Otto Preminger, and Monroe'sacting coach, Natasha Lytess,who insisted the blonde bomb-shell enunciate every single syl-lable of the script with

exaggerated emphasis.

Preminger's experience on thefilm convinced him he neverwanted to work for a studioagain, and he left for Europe be-fore the post-production wascomplete.

The film received a lukewarm

reception from the critics, who inthe main agreed that the bestthing about it was Monroe'sscreen presence.

Bosely Crowther wrote of it inthe New York Times: 'The rafttumbling through these rapids isquite a sight to see. And layoutsof Rocky Mountain landscapesare handsome in color, too.

'But Mr. Mitchum's and the audi-ence's attention is directed toMiss Monroe through frequentand liberal posing of her in fulland significant views

Among other items that weresold at the auction were thebustier that Madonna wore dur-ing her 'Who's That Girl' tour in1987. It has sold for $72,000.

The famous white dress Monroewore in 'The Seven Year Itch'was sold for $4.6 million at anauction this summer.


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ABSOLUTE AUCTIONFOR DIVISION. 1.42 ACRES ZONED RS-5121 LUCILE STREET, NASHVILLE, 37207THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10TH 10:30 AM

DIRECTIONS: From Nashville take I-24 West to Exit # 47 towards Jefferson Street.Turn Right onto North First Street then travel 1.3 miles to right turn onto Lucile Streetacross from Charlie Bobs follow to sale on left.This 1.42 acre parcel of land fronts on both Lucile Street and Marie Street. Thereis a paved access road thru the property joining both streets. The lot is zoned RS-5 so subdivision could be a possibility. The Property is located minutes from downtown Nashville and I-24. This would make a great investment property located ap-proximately 1 block off of the ever improving Dickerson Road merchants area.TERMS: CASH make all financial arrangements prior to the sale. 15% ErnestMoney down Day of Sale. Balance due at closing. Insured Title and Good Deedfurnished by the sellers. Sale #04711

THE AUCTIONGREERS ~ Eddie Greer / Melanie Eifling, Auctioneers - 615-292-6619 / 1-877-292-6611

ABSOLUTE AUCTION1.45 ACRE TRACT ZONED R10 - FRONTING 405 FT ON TULIP GROVE RD

WATER AND SEWER AVAILABLE ~ 0 TULIP GROVE RD. HERMITAGE 37076

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10TH 1:00 PMDIRECTIONS: From Nashville take I-40 East to exit 221A Hermitage, becoming Old Hickory Blvd. toRight on Andrew Jackson Pky. Right on Chandler Rd. Left on Tulip Grove to sale on left at Lessa Ann Ln.This is a nice level Lot fronting 405 ft on Tulip Grove Rd. containing 1.45 Acres. Located across fromTulip Grove Town Homes and backs up to Cedar Creek /Greer Meadows subdivision. Zoned R10 allow-ing one and two family homes. Water and Sewer available.

TERMS: CASH. 15% Earnest Money Day of Sale Balance Due at Closing. Deed and Insured Title Fur-nished by Sellers. Sale # 05111

John Ewing Auctioneer - 615-292-6619

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONFOR THE LOUIS KOMISAR TRUST

(2) 50 FT. X 227 FT. ADJOINING VACANT LOTS4031 & 4033 MAIN ST OLD HICKORY 37138

ZONED R8 MULTI-OVERLAY

Thursday November 10th - 2:30 pmDirections: From Nashville take I-40 West to The Hermitage Exit # 221A. Continue on Old Hickory Blvd 4 miles toCenter St. Left on Center to Main St. Right on Main to Sale.These 2 adjoining lots Zoned R8 Multi-Overlay permitting a one family home or a duplex. Conveniently located close to Old Hickory Lake, I-24, I-40 andRivergate.Terms: CASH. Make Your Own Financial Arrangements prior to Sale. 15% Earnest Money Day of Sale Balance at Closing. Deed and Insured Title Fur-nished by Sellers. Sa le # 04811

THE AUCTIONGREERS Eddie Greer / Melanie Eifling Auctioneers 615-292-6619 / 1-877-292-6611

ABSOLUTE AUCTION1900 SQ. FT. BRICK HOME / FULL BASEMENT - 1.84 ACRES ZONED R8 / 1600 SQ. FT. SHOP - RE-STORABLE WWII TON 4 WHEEL DR WILLYS JEEP / WWII JEEP TRAILER / GUNS - COLT FRONTIERSCOUT 62 IN BOX LLAMA .380 IN BOX / / DEVILBISS AIR COMPRESSOR - VICTORIAN STYLE SOFA &CHAIRS / DIE-CAST DINKY TOY AIRPLANE

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE498 PARAGON MILLS RD 37211

Directions: From Nashville take I-65 South to Exit # 78A N/ Harding Pl. Continue 2 milesto Nolensville Rd. Left on Nolensville Rd. mile to Paragon Mills Rd. (at Taco Bell) Right to Sale.Real Estate Selling First at 10:00 AM : This approx 1900 sq. ft. brick home has central heat

and air, security system, security doors and windows, built in floor safe, hardwood floors undercarpet, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living room / dining room combination, huge family room withgas fireplace, large hall / linen closet, kitchen with lots of cabinets, large laundry room, 2 car at-tached garage and full basement for lots of storage. Out back there is a 770 sq. ft. coveredbrick / aggarate concrete patio with decorative wrought iron rails and paved drive. All on a beau-tiful level 1.84 acres Zoned R8 with a Multi-Overlay. This home is in excellent condition couldeasily be updated to your tastes with potential for future development.WWII Ton 4 wheel drive Willys Jeep that would make a great restoration project, WWII Jeeptrailer in great condition.Guns: Colt .22 cal. Frontier Scout 62, Single action Colt Revolver, Llama .380 in box, .38 Der-ringer in box, Kurz .380 9MM Back Up, Rossi .38 in box, Beretta Series 950 in box, Remington12 ga. Shotgun, antique double barrel shotgun.Furniture & Collectibles: Victorian style sofa and (2) chairs, 2 end tables, lamps, knick-knacks,salt and pepper shakers, Time Life WWII books, 24 set of Illustrated encyclopedia on WWII, Die-Cast Dinky Toy and Lintoy airplanes, Air-Facts Pilot magazines from 50s and 60s, Maytagwasher and dryer, record albums, etc.Tools & Misc.: DeVilbliss air compressor, sand blaster, vintage house jacks, craftsman tools,sockets, shovels, scoops, wire, nuts, bolts, metal storage cabinets, chains, army fuel cans, vise,electric motors, pipe vintage Walco & Craftsman pipe wrenches, (2) acetylene torch, gage tanksand carts, impact wrenches, and much more.Terms: Real Estate: CASH. Make Your Own Financial arrangements Prior to Sale. Or ContactJanice Durnberger Wilson Bank and Trust at 615-547-5601 for specific information related to thefinancing. 15% Earnest Money.Deed and Insured Title Furnishedby Sellers.Personal property: CASH Day ofSale. Visa, MasterCard, Discoveraccepted. Drivers License requiredfor bidding number. Sale # 04911

Bobby ColsonAuctioneer

615- 292-6619$ 25.00 Will Be Given Away

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SATURDAY NOVEMBER 12TH 10:00 AM

Elles KitchenClassic Fish Cakes

Wild Rice-Mushroom Soup

In a large skillet, heat the cooking oilover medium heat. For each fish cake,use a large spoon to drop about 1/3 to1/2 cup mixture into skillet, forming it intopatties and flattening slightly.

Cook fish cakes 5 to 6 minutes or untilgolden, turning once. Reduce tempera-ture as necessary to prevent over-browning. Remove; drain on papertowels. If you like, garnish with citrusslices and herb sprigs. Makes 4 serv-

ings.

ingredients1 pound skinless fish fillets such asLake Superior herring, pike or cod,or orange roughy

1 small onion, cut up1 beaten egg2 tablespoons cornstarch1/4 teaspoon salt1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg1/3 cup evaporated milk2 tablespoons cooking oil

Lemon or orange slices (optional)Fresh herbs (optional)

directions

Rinse fish; cut into pieces. In a foodgrinder or a food processor bowl, grindor process the fish and the onion.

In medium mixing bowl, combine fish,egg, cornstarch, salt, nutmeg, milk, andmelted butter. If you like, cover andstore in the refrigerator several hours or

overnight, or use immediately.

ingredients

3 cups chicken broth1/3 cup wild rice1/2 cup sliced green onion1 cup half-and-half or light cream2 tablespoons all-purpose flour

1 teaspoon snipped fresh thyme or

1/4 teaspoon dried thyme, crushed1/8 teaspoon pepper1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms1 tablespoon dry sherry

directions

In a medium saucepan combinechicken broth and uncooked wild rice.Bring to boiling. Reduce heat and sim-mer, covered, for 40 minutes. Stir ingreen onions and cook for 5 to 10 min-utes more or until rice is tender.

Combine half-and-half or light cream,flour, thyme, and pepper. Stir into ricemixture along with mushrooms. Cookand stir until thickened and bubbly. Cookand stir for 1 minute more. Stir in sherryand heat through. Makes 4 side-dishservings.

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ABSOLUTE AUCTION

ABSOLUTE AUCTION

COLLECTOR CARS & TRUCKS FROM THE 1950S, 60S, 70S & 80S SNAP-ON TOOL BOXESTOOLS (SNAP-ON, MAC, CORNWELL) KAWASAKI ATV 4X4 (V-TWIN 750) GOLF CART 2003

HONDA ATV (3) 2007 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 2005 FORD EXPLORER 4X4 PLUS MANY MANYMORE ITEMS..MR. HOLLIS SCURLOCK PROPERTY AND PROPERTY OF THE MACON COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT

DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE SUPERWAL-

MART: Travel approx. 1 miles west to sale siteon the right (signs posted).COLLECTOR CARS & TRUCKS: 1955 Buick Special 2 dr.hard top; Fireball V-8, redw/black interior 1956 Desoto Firedome 4 dr.; V-8Hemi, white w/blue interior 1959 Edsel Ranger 4 dr.; 292 (V-8), white w/black

interior 1963 Chevrolet Nova SS Convertible; 350 (V-8), gold w/white interior, custom 1965 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr; 283 (V-8), black w/black interior 1967 Plymouth Sport Fury 2 dr.; 318 (V-8), white w/white int. (73k miles) 1967 Corvair 2 door hardtop; 6 cyl. with factory A/C, gold w/gold interior 1967Chevrolet Nova 2 dr. post; 6 cyl., blue w/blue interior (38k miles) 1971 Buick Electra 225 4 dr.; 455 (V-8), greenw/black interior 1972 Ford LTD, 2 door hardtop; 400 (V-8), white w/red interior, (78k miles) 1977 Ford F150 LWB;351 (V-8), white w/red interior 1979 Plymouth Volare 4 dr; 318 (V-8), white w/tan interior 1980 Chevrolet Monza2 dr; 350 (V-8), red w/red interior, custom 1984 Chevrolet Z-28 Convertible; 305 (V-8), red w/gray interior.

CARS SUV ATV GOLF CART: (3) 2007 Ford Crown Victoria 4 dr. (Police Intercepter); 4.5 Litre (V-8), A/T, PS,PB, AC, TW, CC, AM/FM radio, white w/gray interior (147k mil es) 2005 Ford Explorer 4 dr. 4x4; 4.0 Litre (V-6), A/T,PS, PB, AC, TW, CC, PW, PDL, AM/FM radio w/CD player, white w/gray interior 1994 Saturn SC 2 door coupe; 4cyl., 5 speed, black 2002 Club Car Golf Cart (battery powered) Late Model Kawasaki Bruteforce V Twin 750 4x44-Wheeler 2003 Honda Recon 4 Wheeler YamahaWaver Blaster.

TOOLS: Snap-on Tool Box (11 drawer top box, 7 drawer bottom box w/cabinet), hand tools (Snap-on, Mac, Cornwell,Craftsman); rachets, sockets, extensions (1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, wrenches (combination, line, crows feet, Allenwrenches, filter wrenches), screwdrivers, valve grinding tools, barke tools, front end alignment tools, flaring tool kit,pullers, pry bars, air hammer set w/bits , impact wrenches (1/4, 1/2, 3/8), air drill, air grinder, drill bits, radiator tester,

body tools, impact driver, punches, chisels, compression tester, vacuum tester, shop manuals, Lincoln welder, cherrypicker, chain saws, alum. truck tool box, poly truck tool box .....

MISC. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Boss 400 watt amplifier, asst. speakers, radios, movies, DVDs, tools books, andmore....

TERMS: Cash or good check (positive ID required); checks require bank letter of guarantee on major purchases;credit cards accepted (Visa, MasterCard, Discover), 3% convenience charge added to all credit card purchases.

SELLER: Mr. Hollis Scurlock and Macon County Sheriffs Department. AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666 2232

NOTE FROM AGENT: Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Hollis Scurlock has been a collector of cars & trucks for many manyyears; however, he has now decided to liquidate a portion of his collection. Most of the ones being sold are originalwith a couple of nice custom pieces! Collector Cars & Trucks, Tools, ATV, Golf Cart, Crown Victoria, Ford SUV andmore....mark your calendar now for Saturday, Nov. 19th, 10 a.m. (C.S.T.), 672 Hwy. 52 By-PassWest, Lafayette, TNand we will see you at the auction. Questions, give us a call (615) 666-2232 or check out ourwebsite www.benbrayrealestate.com

965 SKILLET CREEK ROAD HARTSVILLE, TENNESSEE3 ACRES +/- MOSTLY LEVEL & OPEN HOMESITE CITY WATER TAP SEPTIC SYSTEM

1999 DODGE TRUCK (CUMMINS DIESEL) JOHN DEERE TRACTOR 4 WHEELER1996 FORD RANGER 2004 CAMPER WITH SLIDE OUT MR. J.B. CHAMBERS ESTATE

In obedience to a decree of the Chancery Court of Macon County, Tennessee, entered on October 21st, 2011, the following describedproperty located in the 2nd Civil District of Trousdale County will be sold on the premises to the highest bidder on:

SATURDAY, NOV. 19th at 2:00 PM

DIRECTIONS FROM HARTSVILLE: Take Hwy. 25 traveling west to Highway 141N, turn right on Highway 141N, left on Honeysuckle Lane then immediate right onSkillet Creek Road to property and sale site on the left (signs posted).REAL ESTATE: 3 acres +/- laying mostly open with a level to gently rolling terrain. The lot has a city water tap and a septic system as there was recently a home onthis site. Ladies and gentlemen this is a nice tract of land with a beautiful country setting very convenient to Hartsville and Highway 231.We are in the process ofsurveying this tract and will have that information available by sale date.TRUCKS CAMPER LAWN MOWER TRACTOR FOUR WHEELER: 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT 4x4 ext cab LWB; Cummins diesel, 5 spd., PS, PB, A/C,TW, CC, PW, PDL, AM/FM radio w/CD & cassette, silver w/gray interior 1996 Ford Ranger XLT; 2.3L (4 cyl.) 5 speed, PS, PB, A/C, AM/FM radio, 110k miles 2004 (27 ft.) Spingdale Camper (by Keystone) w/2 slide outs Yard Machine riding mower; 18 hp/46 John Deere 2155, 55 hp, 3 cyl., diesel, 3 pt. hitch, 540 PTO,2100 hours. Manco Agri-Trax, SR260 4Wheeler.TERMS REAL ESTATE: 20% down day of sale and balance with the deed or Macon Bank & Trust is offering non-qualifying termss by paying a total of 25% downand financing the remaining 75% payable monthly at 6% locked for 36 months and amortized up to a 10 year repayment plan depending on the amount of yourpurchase.PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good eheck (positive ID required). AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232. Ms. Kristin Reid, Clerk & Master (615) 666- 2000.* ABSOLUTE AUCTION subject to court approval.

CHANCERY COURT SALE: Kristin Reid, Clerk and Master and Special Commissioner; Case #09P340, Darryl Chambers vs. Alice Crockarell(MichaelW. Edwards, Russell E. Edwards & Christi L. Dalton, Attorneys).

672 HIGHWAY 52 BY-PASS WEST LAFAYETTE, TENNESSEE

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John Wayne auction fetches morethan $5MMore than 700 costumes, scripts,awards and memorabilia from the es-tate of legendary film star John Waynebrought more than $5.38million during a two-dayevent hosted by Heritage

Auctions (HA.com ), inconjunction with JohnWayne Enterprises, withdozens of items bringingat least two-to-threetimes their pre-auctionestimates.

The auction was held atthe Hyatt Century Plazain Los Angeles, and on-line, on Oct. 6-7, 2011.

All prices realized quotedabove include a 19.5% percent buyerspremium and represents the actual, fullprice being paid by the winner biddersfor the items.

Top items included the signature greenwool beret worn by Wayne in the no-table film The Green Berets, which

realized $179,250; his Golden GlobeAward for Best Actor for his role in the1969 film, True Grit, realized$143,400; the cowboy hat from two ofWaynes films, Big Jake and TheCowboys brought in $119,500;Waynes last Drivers License broughta record price for a perma-nent Drivers License whenit realized $89,625 andWaynes iconic eye patchfrom the Academy Award

winning film True Grit soldfor $47,800. More than2,600 fans submitted bidseither in person or online from aroundthe world.

This was all about my fathers fans,said Ethan Wayne, son of the leg-endary actor and President of JohnWayne Enterprises. It was importantto our family to give his thousands ofadmirers the chance to own a piece of

my fathers legacy. He loved his fansalmost as much as his family, and nowthey will always have something to re-member him by.

All the items were carefully preservedby Waynes family for the past 32years, and that care has certainly paidoff, continued Rohan. The prices re-

alized show just how beloved JohnWayne remains today. They also showthat iconic Hollywood memorabilia

items continue to sell re-gardless of the state ofthe economy.

Wayne was nominatedthree times for the Acad-emy Award, winning theOscar for Best Actor in1969 for True Grit. In arecent Harris Poll listingof Americas favoritemovie stars, John Wayneranks third, and hasnever been out of the top10 since the polls incep-tion.

Other highlights of the auction include,but certainly are not limited to: ANudies Cowboy Hat from RoosterCogburn: Universal, 1975. Made ofblack felt, elaborate braided brownleather and twine hatband, leathertwine chin strap, inside stampedNudies / Rodeo Tailors / North Holly-wood / California, inside crown readsResistol Self-Conforming Western,worn as Wayne portrayed the title char-acter in the film that co-starredKatharine Hepburn. Realized: $77,675.

A Holster and Gun Belt from El Do-rado: Paramount, 1966.Both made of brown leather,belt with thirty cartridgeloops and a silver metal

square-shaped buckle, twinedetailing on both holster andbelt, with evident heavy

wear; likely worn in other films as well.Realized: $77,675.

An Eye Patch from True Grit: Para-mount Pictures, 1969. Made of blackleather with fine wire mesh covering acut-out hole; makeup residue still evi-dent on inside patch; one of many wornby Wayne throughout the film as he

portrayed the iconic character,Rooster Cogburn. According to Lus-ter Bayless [Wayne's longtime cos-tumer] in the 1996 book, Duke, WereGlad We Knew You by Herb Fagen,Dukeneeded a fresh (eye) patchevery day. Each morning hed checkthe thing to see if there was anymakeup inside it. Realized: $47,800.

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Silent Auction: Begins at 3:00 P.M.

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Location: 506 Hester Drive (Behind Cracker Barrel)I-65 to White House Exit 108 On the Campus of the Church at Grace Park

100s of New Items from Middle Tennessee

Merchants and School SupportersDisney Day Hopper Passes, 4 VIP passes for Paoli Peaks, 3 used cars,round of golf at Legacy, Holiday World & Splashin Safari, Adventure ScienceCenter, Chaffins Barn Dinner Theater, Kennedy Space Center tickets,Ryman Auditorium Museum, Keurig coffee machine, teeth whitening, Dol-lywood tickets, Nashville Symphony tickets, Gatlinburg Cabin rental, purses,patio furniture, firepit, and gift certificates to Cracker Barrel, CVS, Sam Ash,Build A Bear, American Eagle, Dicks Sporting Goods, Publix and MUCH,MUCH, MORE!

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Original 1942 Jerry Robinson artwork fromDetective Comics #67 goes to auctionAuction News

The original 1942 Jerry Robinson art-work from Detective Comics #67, oneof the earliest Batman covers still

known to exist consigned by the leg-endary Golden Age artist himself isbeing offered for the very first time atauction and is expected to bring$300,000+ when it comes across theblock on Nov. 15as part of Her-itage AuctionsVintage Comics& Comic Art Sig-nature(r) Auc-tion in Beverly

Hills.

The cover art isone of threeTreasures fromthe RobinsonCollection beingoffered in theauction, all ofwhich havebeen tuckedaway in Jerry

Robinsons per-sonal collectionfor almost 70years.

The amazingD e t e c t i v eComics #67 art-work is a classic piece of Pop Culture,representing the very first Batmancomic to feature Supervillain The Pen-guin on its cover. On it, Penguin rides

an ostrich as he flees the DynamicDuo, mocking their seemingly fruitlesspursuit as he bolts.

Robinson penciled and inked thiscover and the detail of his art is amaz-ing close-up, said Todd Hignite, Con-signment Director for Comic Art atHeritage, particularly his shading lineson Batman and Robin, and on thefeathery details of the ostrich beingstraddled by that bird-of-prey, the Pen-

guin. This Golden Age masterpieceranks right up there with the best ofthem!

The other two treasures from The JerryRobinson Collection offered here alsorepresent some of the greatest originalGolden Age cover art, and Golden Agenames, that Heritage has ever offered:the legendary duo Jack Kirby and Joe

Simons Adventure Comics #73 Man-hunter Cover Original Art, DC, 1942(Estimate: $150,000+) and Fred Rays

Action Comics #46 Superman Cover

Original Art, DC, 1942 (Esti-mate:$100,000+), one of the few earlySuperman covers that has surfacedand an absolute classic.

Robinson isone of the mostinfluential fig-ures in the car-toon arts toever live. As amember of the

original Bat-man team hewas responsi-ble for the firstand most iconicof all supervil-lains, the Joker,and co-createdRobin, the ar-chetypal side-kick.

From the earli-est days of theGolden Age ofcomic books,Robinson cre-ated characterssuch as Lon-

don, Atoman and Jet Scott, saidJaster, and worked in many genres notably editorial cartooning, newspa-per strips and illustration. In his otherinfluential careers Robinson has been

a features syndicate founder, teacher,curator and champion of artists rights.

Among Robinsons 30 published worksis The Comics: An Illustrated History ofComic Strip Art (Dark Horse), a defini-tive study of the genre. His other booksinclude the biography Skippy andPercy Crosby (Holt), The 1970s: BestPolitical Cartoons of the Decade (Mc-Graw Hill), and most recently a two-volume set of his 1950s sci-fi strip, Jet

Scott (Dark Horse). The biographyJerry Robinson: Ambassador ofComics (Abrams) was published in2010. Robinsons numerous honors in-clude the National Cartoonists SocietyMilton Caniff Lifetime Achievement

Award and the San Diego Comic-ConEisner Hall of Fame.


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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 ofAuction. 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 WarrantyExpressed or Implied. All Announcements Made Day of Auction Take Precedence Over All Advertisements. Sellers Nor Agent Responsible For Accidents.AllCatalogs Are Believed to be Correct However,Bidders Should Satisfy Themselves to The Description and Condition of Each Item. Neither The Sellers or AuctionCompany Will be Held Liable For Any Errors or Incorrections.

UPCOMING

AUCTIONS

TWO

DAYS

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RUSSELL MILLS-AUCTIONEER

SANDY MILLS-BROKER

www.millsrealestateauction.com

[email protected]

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.

the auction report 11.4.11 edition

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