Note: Join us for this wonderful Saturday after Thanksgiving Sporting and Collectible Auction.  There is a little bit of everything for everyone on this auction.  Vintage Boats, Toy Boats, Firearms, Sporting Collectibles, Traps, Vintage and Wildlife Art, Antique Furniture, Stoneware, Collectibles, Railroad, Signs, Pocket Watches, and much more sure to be uncovered.  Many of the items are originally from an estate in Southern Minnesota.   You’ll not want to miss this exceptional auction!

There is a photo gallery of the highlights at the bottom of this page.  Be sure to scroll down and take a look at the photos!

Online Bidding on Major Items!
As with most of our specialty auctions, in an effort to accommodate all interested parties, we are offering live online bidding on our key lots.  The online bidding is provided by Proxibid.  Please visit their site to register and view the catalog (for technical support please contact Proxibid directly at (877) 505.7770). The online catalog will be posted on or before the 24th of November.

Absentee Bids/Phone Bidding
While we prefer absentee bids and phone bidding be handled directly through Proxibid, we understand this is not always possible.  If you would like to place an absentee bid or phone bid on any item, you will need to make arrangements with our office no later than the close of business on November 26th.  We will require a major credit card to handle your bid.  The buyer’s premium for an absentee bid or phone bidding is 18%.

Current List of Items to be Sold:

Collector Boats
1950’s Wood strip 15 ft Runabout Boat with trailer
6′ Canvas & wood Duck Boat

Collector Boat Motors
CL Rayfield Model R Propel Power
Elta Evinrude single cylinder boat motor
Evinrude Lightnin Three Boat Motor
5 Hp Hiawatha boat motor
Johnson 2 ½ hp Moto-pak outboard motor case
Johnson 3 hp folding boat motor
Johnson Sea Horse Tin Sign
Johnson Sea Horse Box

Firearms
Note: Our FFL will be onsite to transfer all firearms.
30-30 model 94A Winchester lever action carbine with checkered forearm and grip
30-30 model 94 Winchester lever action carbine
30-30 model 94 Winchester lever action carbine
32 Special model 1894 Winchester nickel plated rifle with octagon barrel
22 cal model 67A Winchester bolt action single shot rifle
22 LR model 74 Winchester semi automatic rifle
22 cal Coast to Coast semi automatic rifle
22 cal Interarms model 22 semi auto rifle with Tasco scope
7 mm Czech Mauser (Turkish Contract 1920’s mfg ) rifle
Bikal 12 gauge double barrel shotgun
Stevens 410 shotgun
38 Smith & Wesson Special pistol
(5) Daisy BB guns
Double barrel wall hanger shotgun

Sporting
Bowman Springs Fishing camp Tin sign
Many vintage Minnow buckets
Vintage fly Rod Lures
Heddon & other bamboo fly rods
50 plus Wood Lures- Heddon, Creek Chub, Pflueger etc.
Bamboo Fly Rods
Old Fishing Reels - Pflueger, Heddon, Shakespear, Cortland
Numerous old fishing tackle boxes with assorted tackle and lures
Trolley trot line
Round Canvas bait box
20 plus Wood Duck Decoys - Mason, Victor, Pratt etc. large carved goose decoy
2 dozen green head duck stake field decoys
12 Johnson folding Fiber body Mallard duck decoys
Bag of 1 dozen Johnson folding Goose decoys
Ice Sled with old ice Sticks
Wooden skis
Elk Antlers
Deer mount and deer antlers
Bear rug
Mounted Northern
Numerous Spearing Decoys
Hunting Knives & Pocket Knives
Old Duck Calls - Stofer & More
Framed Duck stamps from 1935 to 1999
1949 Wards fishing and camping catalog
Canoe paddles

Traps
Denali #15 HBC fur & trade CO Bear Trap
Hand Forged wolf traps
Assorted small traps, bear skull
Trappers basket
Snow shoes

Ammunition
243-308-348 Winchester
7mm Leble
12, 16, 20 and 28 gauge
Wooden ammo boxes – Winchester, Expert, New Club, Federal, Peters
Swivel seat shell box
100 plus Boxes of Shells - Winchester, Remington, Peters, Federal, Herters.
Marbles gun sights metal store display cabinet

Vintage Art
1936 Signed water color of cows in the pasture.
3 - Original W. J. Croft Water Colors
Rick Kelly signed & numbered "Esox Attack"
Jerome Erickson "Canadian Mates" signed & numbered
Bruce Langton "Loyal Companion" signed & numbered
Scott Storm "Rippin The Dawn" signed & numbered

Redlin and Kouba Prints
By the Country Store
The Old Hunting Shack
Arrival of the Canadians
Northern Pike Feeding On Perch
Dark House Spearing
Dark House Spearing Trilogy
Blue Bills
Canvas Backs
Cougar - Goodwin

Antique Furniture
Walnut bed
Walnut 3 drawer chest
Oak youth chair
Small maple desk
Wicker chair
Mission shoe shine stand
Lamp table
Ornate Floor Lamp
Child’s Chair
Oak Wall Telephone
Victrola phonograph
Edison Cylinder Phonograph w/Horn and Cylinder
Gingerbread Clock
Advertising Wall Regulator Clock
Ship’s Bell Mantle Clock
Brass Coat Rack
Victorian Pictures

Primitives
1800’s Immigrant Trunk
Wood Well Bucket
Dovetailed copper vase
Dovetailed Copper Milk Can
2 man saw
Crazy Stitched Quilt
Hand corn planters

Stoneware
Rare 1910 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Billy F.O’HERN Minneapolis,Minn. Mug
4 gal. Salt Glaze Crock
5 gal. Salt Glaze Churn
3 gal. Redwing Salt Glaze Crock
Hanging Stoneware Salt
Brown Beehive Mini Jug

Collectibles
Winchester flash lights, pipe wrench, open end wrenches
Chris Craft 3 ft model boat
Vintage small sail boat
Aladdin Lamp
2 - 1800’s Swords
Arcade Coffee Grinder
Victorian photo cards
Small fruit press
East Lake Frame
Post Cards - Old Christmas, Thanksgiving etc.
Post Card Album
300 plus marbles
1944 Sealed Bottle of Wine
Roy Rogers, Mickey Mouse, Lone Ranger March of Comics
Old Fire Crackers with labels
View Master
Cast Iron Christmas Door Stop
Christmas Lights
Christmas Ornaments
Lane Co. Duck TV Lamp
Birch Bark Canoe
John Deere Straw Hat
Advertising Granite City Rain Gauge
Antique Reference Books
St. Cloud Brewery Co. Box
Straight Razors
Sewing Basket
Chock Ware Horse and Bear
Coca Cola Tip Trays
1954 Mother Goose Baby Shoes in box
Big Little Book
Edison Bottles other collectable bottles
Small fruit press
Mdl 47107 National sewing machine in case
Woodstock Typewriter
Misc. Glassware
Minneapolis Police Badge
1954 Chauffeur License
1915 Brainerd Calendar & Parcel Post Map
1942 Braille Book

Railroad
4 Brass padlocks
St. Paul Terminal Warehouse Co. Tin Sign
1960’s Pacific Railroad Calendars
Northern Pacific Calendars
Northern Pacific Tickets
Burlington Time Table Books
1951 Model Railroad Association Book Railroad Literature
GNRWY Empire Builder model train display

Currency
Old Tokens
Bag of Misc. Old Coins
1880 Uc. Silver Dollar
RARE Bank of Tennessee 1861 Ten Cent Note
1864 Ten Dollar Richmond Confederate States of America

Military
US Navy Bakelite Flashlight
WWII M2 Compass
RARE US 1917 L.F. & C. Knuckle Knife
Sanderson Sheffield Bayonet

Toys
Buddy L Truck
Tonka Hwy Dept Truck
Tonka Dump Truck
Model Barber Greene Conveyer
Chein Co. Tin Bank
Battery Operated Tin Car
Marx Geronimo in box
Composition Dolls

Gas and Oil, and Signs
Home of the Doctor of Motors Tin Sign
Bullock CHEV OLDS Grant Nebr Tin Sign
Case Eagle Tin Sign
Adv. Phillips 66 Thermometer
Keen Kutter Tools Hardware store sign
Winchester sign
Porcelain 2 sided public telephone flange sign
Bag of Sinclair Balloons
2 Gates Tire Tin Signs
Standard oil can with Brass Tag
Set of 4 Phillips 66 glasses in carton
J.B.R. Co, Oil Bottle
1925 Carigas Emergency Gasoline Can

25+ Engraved Pocket Watches
1878 Gold Elgin 11 Jewel
1917 Gold Elgin 15 Jewel
Jules Monard Geneva Gold Jeweled
1886 Gold American Waltham
1878 Gold General Stark
Henry Sandoz Admiral Gold 7 Jewel
1880 AWC Waltham
1881 Victor Chopards
1899 Waltham
Elgin number 12745049
Silver Key Wind Full Jeweled Locle
Silver ASTRA UNGHANS J 38
La Forge & Valentine #23809

This main street home is located close to school, and is available immediately.  The property has an attached garage, and includes all the appliances.  The home has recently been updated and has central air.

No pets, no smoking, references required.  We are acting as the agent in this rental for the property owner.  For more information, contact Jan (e-mail: Jan@SchultzAuctioneers.com or telephone: (320) 573-2468).

Please join us for this evening coin and paper auction. The auction features over 600 individual coins and pieces of currency. From gold coins to silver coins, cents to dollars, and silver certificates to gold certificates it is all here! There are some fantastic rare items represented in this auction. If an item has been graded, we’ve noted the grade. If it hasn’t and you’d like additional photos, or our opinion, please contact us. If you can’t join us in person, please review your options below for absentee bidding and live online bidding. See you there. We expect total auction time to be three hours.

There is a photo gallery of the highlights at the bottom of this page.  Be sure to scroll down and take a look at the photos!

Complete Inventory, Catalog in Sale Order, and Photos
You may view the complete inventory, catalog in sale order, and photos by visiting the catalog on Proxibid.

Online Bidding Registration
As with most of our specialty auctions, in an effort to accommodate all interested parties, we are offering live online bidding on each lot.  The online bidding is provided by Proxibid.  Please visit their site to register and view the catalog.  Please note, the catalogs will be posted on or before November 14th.  You may register at your convenience, and begin to place bids.  For technical support please contact Proxibid directly at (877) 505.7770.

Absentee Bids/Phone Bidding
While we prefer any absentee bids or phone bids be handled by placing a pre-bid on Proxibid, we understand that this is not always possible.  If you would like to place an absentee bid or phone bid on any item, you will need to make arrangements with our office no later than the close of business on November 19th.  We will require a major credit card to handle your bid.  The buyer’s premium for an absentee bid or phone bidding is 18%.

Grades of Coins/Additional Review of Coins
Much of the coins and currency has been graded.  These coins are slabbed and described with the grade.  In addition, our numismatic staff has graded a large portion of the coins for internal use only.  If you’d like us to review a coin for you, please contact our office and ask to speak with either John or Ray (telephone: (800) 457-2967).  You may also email John directly (john@schultzauctioneers.com).

UPDATE 11/13/08: We sent the 1794 Flowing Hair Half Dollar for grading.  It was returned today with a grade of F15 Details, and a variety of Overton 101A.  It has been repaired and whizzed, but is still a very nice specimen!

UPDATE 11/17/08:  All the photos have been taken, and posted on Proxibid.  Thank you for your patience.  Please be sure to review the photos.  There are some great coins and excellent paper currency in the auction.

Coins and Currency to be offered:

Bullion
1999 1/10oz Gold
1998 1/10oz Platinum, PCI-MS65
1991 Gold Eagle 1oz
(4) Sets Silver Eagles, 1986-2007

Proof Sets
(2) 1995 Proof Sets
(2) 2001 Proof Sets
(2) 2004 Proof Sets

Gold Coins
1856 Dollar (Slant 5)
1856 Dollar (Upright 5), ANACS-VF30 Details
1853 Liberty Head $2-1/2
1876 Liberty Head $2-1/2, ANACS-AU Details-Net EF40
1878 Liberty Head $2-1/2
1890 Liberty Head $2-1/2, PCGS-AU58
1908 Indian $2-1/2
1910 Indian $2-1/2
1913 Indian $2-1/2
1926 Indian $2-1/2, PCI-MS63
1855 Three Dollar (Slant)
1874 Three Dollar
1886 Three Dollar, NCS-AU Details
1858 Liberty Head $5, SEGS-AU55
1894-S Liberty Head $5, ANACS-EF45
1901 Liberty Head $5, ANACS-AU58
1908-S Indian $5
2002-W $5 Salt Lake City Olympics, PCGS-MS69
1898 Liberty Head $10
1915 Indian $10
1916-S Indian $10, ICG-AU58
1874 Liberty Head $20
1892-S Liberty Head $20
1895-S Liberty Head $20

Colonial
1723 Hibernia Farthing – DEI GRATIA REX, PCGS-VF20
1783 Washington Unity States Cent, PCGS-F12

Dollars
1799 Draped Bust, BB-157, B-5a, Incomplete Clip, ANACS-VF30
1843 Liberty Seated, Jewelry, Repaired
1879 Morgan, NNC-MS65
1881-CC Morgan
1883-CC Morgan
1887 Morgan, ICG-MS63
1889 Morgan, ICG-MS62
1891-S Morgan, PCGS-MS61
1895-S Morgan
1921-D Morgan, PCI-MS62
1922 Peace, PCGS-MS63
1922 Peace, NTC-MS65
1922-S Peace
1923 Peace, NTC-MS65
1971 Ike, Uncirculated Silver
1971-D Ike, Accugrade-MS65
1972-S Ike, INB-PR70 (Silver, Full Strike)
1973 Ike, PCGS-MS64
1973-D Ike, PCGS-MS63
1974 Ike, PCGS-MS64
1974-S Ike, Accugrade-MS67
1976 Ike (Type 1), PCGS-MS64
1976-D Ike (Type 1), PCGS-MS63
1976-D Ike (Type 2), PCGS-MS64
1976-S Ike (Type 2), Copper/Nickel
1977 Ike, ICG-MS65
1977-D Ike, Copper/Nickel
1977-D Ike, PCGS-MS64
Various Ike Dollars (6 pc)
1979-D Susan B Anthony
1979-P Susan B Anthony, ICG-MS63
1979-D Susan B Anthony, NGC-MS66
1980-P Susan B Anthony
1981-D Susan B Anthony, PCGS-MS65
Various Susan B Anthony Dollars (19 pc)
2000-P Sacagawea
2003-D Sacagawea, ICG-MS67
2003-P Sacagawea, ICG-MS67
2005-D SMS Sacagawea, NGC-MS67
2005-P SMS Sacagawea, NGC-MS67
2007-P Washington, PCGS-MS65
Washington, $25 Bank Roll
Adams, $25 Bank Roll
Adams, $25 Bank Roll
Jefferson, $25 Bank Roll
Jefferson, $25 Bank Roll
Monroe, $25 Bank Roll
Monroe, $25 Bank Roll
Washington & Adams Error Set In Display, Both ICG-MS66
Mint Set, 1996-D
Mint Set, 1996-P
Silver Dollar Blank
(6) Rolls Sacagawea Dollars

Half Dollars
1794 Flowing Hair , Overton 101A, Reparied, Whizzed, ANACS-F15 Details
1814/3 Capped Bust
1820 Capped Bust, Curl Base 2, Small Date, NNC-AU50
1893-S Barber, Graffiti, ANACS-VG8 Details
1904 Barber
1942-S Walking Liberty
1945-D Walking Liberty
1948-D Franklin, PCI-MS62
1953-D Franklin, PCGS-MS64 (Omaha Bank Hoard)
1953-S Franklin, PCGS-MS65
1956 Franklin, PCGS-MS64
1957 NGC-MS65
1959-P Franklin, INB-MS70 (Full Strike)
1960 Franklin, TruGrade-MS65
1960-D Franklin, PCI-MS63 P/Q95% White
1961 Franklin NGC-PR67
1961-D Franklin, NGC-MS64
1968-S Kennedy, Silver-Clad Proof
1971-S Kennedy, Proof
1971-S Kennedy, NGC-PR66 Ultra-Cameo
1973-D Kennedy, PCGS-MS64
1981-S (Type 1) Kennedy, ICG-PR67 DCam
2005-S Kennedy, PCGS-PR69 DCam

Quarters
1917 Type 1, Standing Liberty, NGC-MS63 FH
1926 Standing Liberty
1932 Washington, PCI-AU53
1932-S Washington, ANACS-F15
1944 Washington, NGC-MS66
1944-D Washington, ICG-MS66
1944-S Washington, NGC-MS66
1945 Washington,NGC-MS65
1945-D Washington, NGC-MS65
1946-S Washington, NGC-MS66
1949-D Washington, NGC-MS65
1950-D Washington, PCGS-MS64
1952 Washington, NGC-MS65
1953-S Washington
1953-S Washington, PCGS-MS65
1954 Washington, PCGS-MS64
1954-S Washington, ICG-MS65
1956 Washington, PCGS-MS64
1959 Washington, Proof
1966 SMS Washington, ANACS-MS66
1976 Washington, ICG-MS66
1999-D Connecticut, NGC-MS66
1999-P Connecticut, NGC-MS66
2000-D Massachusetts, ICG-MS66
2000-S South Carolina, PCGS-PR69 DCam
2004-D Wisconsin Error, PCGS-MS62 (Extra Leaf, Low)
(100) Rolls Uncirculated Statehood Quarters

Dimes
1854 Liberty Seated Half Dime, Arrows, PCI-VG8
1814 Capped Bust, Small Date, PCI-G4 Surface Damage
1910 Barber, ANACS-MS63
1912-D Barber
1916 Mercury, PCGS-MS62
1916-D Mercury, ANACS-AG3
1924-S Mercury
1939 Mercury, PCI-MS64
1940-S Mercury, PCI-MS65 (Die Cracks)
1941Mercury, PCI-MS64
1942 Mercury
1942-S Mercury, NGC-MS66
1944 Mercury, IGS-MS64
1945-D Mercury, PCGS-MS64 FB
1945-D Mercury, PCGS-MS64 FB
1950 Roosevelt, PCGS-MS65 FB (Omaha Bank Hoard)
1975-S Roosevelt, Proof
1999-S Roosevelt, ICG-PR69 DCam
1999-S Roosevelt, ICG-PR69 DCam

Nickels
1885 Liberty, NGC-MS62
1905 Liberty
1913 Buffalo, ANACS-VF20
1916 Buffalo
1916 Buffalo
1921 Buffalo
1925-S Buffalo
1928 Buffalo
1928-D Buffalo, PCGS-MS64
1936 Buffalo
1936-S Buffalo
1937-S Buffalo
1938-D Buffalo
1938-D Buffalo, ANACS-MS64
1943-D Jefferson, ICG-MS67
1999-S Jefferson
2003-S Jefferson, PCGS-PR69 DCam
11-Piece Wartime Silver Nickels
130+ Jefferson Nickels 1930s to 1950s

Two & Three Cents
1868 Two Cent, PCGS-PR65 Red/Brown
1880 Three Cent Nickel, PCGS-PR64 Cam

Cents
1803 Draped Bust Half Cent
1803 Draped Bust, Small Date, Large Fraction
1857 Flying Eagle, Re-engraved, Whizzed, ANACS-EF40 Details
1858 Flying Eagle, Large Letters
1863 Indian
1865 Indian
1884 Indian, ICG-EF45
1891 Indian
1901 Indian, PCI-MS62 Brown
1908-S Indian, NGC-MS64 Red/Brown
1909-S Indian, PCGS-VF25
1909 VDB Lincoln, NGC-MS64
1909-S VDB Lincoln, PCGS-F15
1914-D Lincoln, PCGS-F12
1914-D Lincoln, Damaged, ICG-AG3 Details
1915-D Lincoln, PCI-EF45
1922 No D Strong Reverse Lincoln, Die 2, PCI-VF20 Environmental Damage
1922-D Lincoln, NGC-AU53 Brown
1931-S Lincoln, PCI-MS63 Red
1937-D Lincoln, ICG-MS66 Red
1938-D Lincoln, NGC-MS66 Red
1938-S Lincoln, NGC-MS66 Red
1939 Lincoln, PCGS-MS66 Red
1940-D Lincoln, NGC-MS65 Red
1942 Lincoln, ICG-MS66 Red
1943 Lincoln, ICG-MS66
1943-D Lincoln, PCGS-MS66
1943-S Lincoln, ICG-MS66
1944 Lincoln, ICG-MS66 Red
1944-S Lincoln, NGC-MS66 Red
1945-S Lincoln, ICG-MS66 Red
1946-S Lincoln, ICG-MS66 Red
1947-D Lincoln, ICG-MS66 Red
1947-S Lincoln, ICG-MS66 Red
1955 Lincoln, PCC-MS68 Red
1955 Lincoln, PCC-MS68 Red
1955-D Lincoln, PCC-MS68 Red
1955-S Lincoln, PCGS-MS66 Red
1955-S Lincoln, PCC-MS68 Red
1959 Lincoln, ICG-MS67 Red
1960 Lincoln, PCGS-PR67 Cameo
1962 Lincoln, TruGrade-PR67
1964, Lincoln, Double-Die Obverse
1964, Lincoln, Double-Die Obverse
1967 SMS Lincoln, PCI-MS67
1974-D Lincoln, ICG-MS67 Red
1982-D Lincoln, PCGS-MS66 Red
1984 Lincoln, Double-Die Obverse, FS-101, Die 1, ANACS-MS62 Red/Brown
1985-D Lincoln, PCGS-MS66 Red
1995-D Lincoln, Double-Die Obverse, ANA-MS67 Red
2000-S Lincoln, ICG-PR69 DCam
Approximately 200 Lincoln Cents, Wheat Reverse

Regional Notes
$5 New Orleans
$5 Northwestern Bank-Pennsylvania

Fractional Currency
25¢ 4th Issue
25¢ 5th Issue
25¢ 5th Issue
10¢ 4th Issue, Green Seal
10¢ 4th Issue, Red Seal

United States Notes
1907 $5, Speelman/White
1907 $5, Speelman/White
1928 $5, Wood/Mellon
1953 $5, Priest/Humphrey
1953 $5, Priest/Humphrey
1963 $5, Granahan/Dillon
1963 $5, Granahan/Dillon
1963 $5, Star, Granahan/ Dillon
1917 $2, Speelman/White
1917 $2, Speelman/White
1928D $2, Julian/Morgenthau
1928F $2, Julian/Snyder
1928F $2, Julian/Snyder
1928F $2, Julian/Snyder
1928G $2, Clark/Snyder
1953 $2, Priest/Humphrey
1953 $2, Star, Priest/Humphrey
1953 $2, Star, Priest/Humphrey
1953 $2, Priest/Humphrey
1953 $2, Priest/Humphrey
1953 $2, Priest/Humphrey
1953A $2, Priest/Humphrey
1953A $2, Major Error, No Seal/No serial number, Blue Reverse Priest/ Anderson
1953C $2, United States Note, Granahan/Dillon
1963 $2, Granahan/Fowler
1963A $2, Granahan/Fowler
1963A $2, Granahan/Fowler
1963A $2, Minor Ink Smudge, Granahan/Fowler
1880 $1, Red, Bruce/Wyman
1917 $1, Speelman/White
1917 $1, Speelman/White

National Notes
1929 $100, Minneapolis
1929 $50, San Francisco
1929 $20, Minneapolis
1929 $10, Fergus Falls
1929 $10, Lynchburg
1929 $10, Milwaukee
1929 $10, Minneapolis
1929 $10, Topeka
1929 $5, Kansas City
1918 $1, New York
1918 $1, San Francisco

Gold Certificates
1928 $100, Woods/Mellon
1922 $10, Speelman/White
1928 $10, Woods/Mellon, CGA-F15

Silver Certificates
1934A $10
1934A $10
1934A $10, Armed Forces Issue, Julian/Morgenthau
1934A $10, Armed Forces Issue, Julian/Morgenthau
1899 $5, Vernon/Treat
1934A $5, Julian/Morgenthau
1934D $5
1934D $5, Clark/Snyder
1934D $5, Clark/Snyder
1953A $5, Priest/Anderson
1953B $5, Smith/Dillon
1891 $2, Tillman/Morgan
1896 $2, Tillman/Morgan
1899 $2, Teehee/Burke
1891 $1, Rosecrans/Nebeker
1891 $1, Tillman/Morgan
1896 $1, Tillman/Mogan, SCG-VG8
1899 $1, Blue-Date Right of Seal, Elliot/White
1899 $1, Blue-Date Below Serial Number, Vernon/Treat
1899 $1, Blue-Date Right of Seal, Vernon/McClurg
1923 $1, Speelman/White
1923 $1, Woods/White
1923 $1, Woods/White
1923 $1, Woods/White
1923 $1, Woods/White
1923 $1, Woods/White
1928A $1, Woods/Mellon
1928A $1, Woods/Mellon
1928B $1, Woods/Mills
1934 $1, Funny Back, Large One, Julian/Morgenthau
1934 $1, Julian/Morgenthau
1934 $1, Julian/Morgenthau
1935 $1, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Experimental Paper-R, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Experimental Paper-R, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Experimental Paper-R, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Experimental Paper-S, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Experimental Paper-S, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Experimental Paper-S, Julian/Morgenthau
1935A $1, Armed Service Issue, Julian/Morgenthau
1935C $1, 100% Delamination, Julian/Snyder, SCG-F12
1935C $1, Julian/Snyder
1935D $1, Clark/Snyder
1935E $1, Priest/Humphrey
1935E $1, Priest/Humphrey
1935E $1, Priest/Humphrey
1935E $1, Priest/Humphrey
1935E  $1, Priest/Humphrey
1935E  $1, Priest/Humphrey
1935E  $1, Priest/Humphrey
1935E  $1, Priest/Humphrey
1935F  $1, Priest/Anderson
1935F  $1, Priest/Anderson
1935F $1, Priest/Anderson
1935G $1, No Motto, Smith/Dillon
1935G $1, With Motto, Smith/Dillon
1935G $1, With Motto, Smith/Dillon
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957$1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957 $1, Priest/Anderson
1957A $1
1957A $1
1957A $1, Smith/Dillon
1957A $1, Smith/Dillon
1957A $1, Smith/Dillon
1957A $1, Smith/Dillon
1957A $1, Smith/Dillon
1957A $1, Smith/Dillon
1957A $1, Smith/Dillon
1957B $1, Granahan/Dillon
1957B $1, Granahan/Dillon
1957B $1, Granahan/Dillon
1957B $1, Granahan/Dillon
1957B $1, Granahan/Dillon

Federal Reserve Notes
1934 $500, Chicago, Julian/Morgenthau
1934 $100, Chicago, Julian/Morgenthau
1990 $100, Chicago, Villalpando/Brady
2001 $100, Star, Atlanta, Marin/O’Neill
1990 $50, Star, New York, Villalpando/Brady
2001 $50, Star, New York, Marin/O’Neill
1914 $20, Blue Seal
1914 $20, Blue Seal, Kansas City, Burke/McAdoo
1914 $20, Blue Seal, San Francisco, White/Mellon
1914 $20, Blue Seal, San Francisco, White/Mellon
1934 $20, Minneapolis, Julian/Morgenthau
1934A $20
1934A $20, Richmond, Julian/Morgenthau
1934A $20, Chicago, Julian/Morgenthau
1934C $20, Early Reverse, Minneapolis, Julian/Snyder
1950A $20, Chicago, Priest/Humphrey
1995 $20, Atlanta, Withrow/Rubin
1996 $20, Boston, Withrow/Rubin
1996 $20, Boston, Withrow/Rubin
1999 $20, Star, New York, Withrow/Summers
2004 $20, Star
2004 $20, Star, Atlanta, Marin/Snow
2004 $20, Star, Kansas City, Marin/Snow
2004 $20, Star, Richmond, Cabral/Snow
1934 $10, Chicago, Julian/Morgenthau
1934A $10, Chicago, Julian/Morgenthau
1934C $10, Chicago, Julian/Snyder
1950B $10, Minneapolis, Priest/Anderson
1963A $10, Dallas, Granahan/Fowler
1969B $10, Chicago, Banuelos/Connally
1995 $10, Star, Atlanta, Uncut, Withrow/Rubin, SCG-GEM CU 66
1999 $10, Star
1999 $10, Star
1999 $10, Star, New York, Withrow/Summers
1999 $10, Star, Atlanta, Withrow/Summers
1999 $10, Star, Atlanta, Withrow/Summers
2001 $10, Star, Chicago, Marin/O’Neill
2004A $10, Star, Boston, Cabral/Snow 1914 $5, Blue Seal
1914 $5, Blue Seal, New York, Burke/McAdoo
1914 $5, Blue Seal, Chicago, White/Mellon
1934A $5, Hawaii Issue, California, Julian/Morgenthau
1934C $5, Chicago, Julian/Snyder
1950B $5, Chicago, Priest/ Anderson
1988A $5, Villalpando/Brady
1995 $5, St. Louis, Withrow/Rubin
1995 $5, San Francisco, Withrow/Rubin
1995 $5, Atlanta, Withrow/Rubin
1995 $5, Dallas, Withrow/Rubin
1995 $5, Dallas, Withrow/Rubin
1995 $5, Minneapolis, Withrow/Rubin
1999 $5, Star
1999 $5, Star, Chicago, Withrow/Summers
1976 $2, Star, Minneapolis, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Minneapolis, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Atlanta, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Atlanta, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Atlanta, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, St Louis, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Minneapolis, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Minneapolis, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Minneapolis, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Minneapolis, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Minneapolis, Neff/Simon
1976 $2, Minneapolis, Neff/Simon
1995 $2, Atlanta, Withrow/Rubin
2003 $2, Mpls, Withrow/Rubin
2003 $2, Mpls, Withrow/Rubin
2003 $2, Mpls, Withrow/Rubin
2003 $2, Mpls, Withrow/Rubin
2003 $2, Mpls, Withrow/Rubin
1963A $1, Minneapolis, Granahan/Fowler
1963B $1, Kansas City, Granahan/Barr
1963B $1, San Francisco, Granahan/Barr
1969D $1, Minneapolis, Banuelos/Schultz
1974 $1, Cleveland, Neff/Simon
1988A $1, Santa Clause, San Francisco, Villalpando/Brady
1988A $1, Santa Clause, San Francisco, Villalpando/Brady
1988A $1, Cleveland, Villalpando/Brady
1988A $1, Cleveland, Villalpando/Brady
1988A $1, Minneapolis, Villalpando/Brady
1988A $1, Minneapolis, Villalpando/Brady
1988A $1, San Francisco, Villalpando/Brady
1988A $1, San Francisco, Villalpando/Brady
1995 $1, Star, Richmond, Withrow/Rubin
1999 $1, New York, Withrow/Summers
1999 $1, New York, Withrow/Summers
1999 $1, New York, Withrow/Summers
1999 $1, New York, Withrow/Summers
1999 $1, New York, Withrow/Summers
1999 $1, New York, Withrow/Summers
1999 $1, New York, Withrow/Summers
1999 $1, Atlanta, Withrow/Summers
1999 $1, Richmond, Withrow/Summers
2001 $1, Smudges, San Francisco, Marin/O’Neill
2001 $1, Star
2001 $1, Star, Atlanta, Marin/O’Neill
2001 $1, Star, Atlanta, Marin/O’Neill
2001 $1, Star, Chicago, Marin/O’Neill
2003 $1, Star
2003 $1, Boston, Marin/Snow
2003 $1, Star, Boston, Marin/Snow
2003 $1, Star, Atlanta, Marin/Snow
2003 $1, Star, Dallas, Marin/Snow
2003 $1, Star, San Francisco, Marin/Snow

Foreign
Antigua & Barbuda 1982 $30 Silver
Canadian 1986 $5 Note, SN FPG0000001
China 1986 1/20 oz Gold
Columbia 1913 5 Peso Gold
France 1858 10 Franc Gold
France 1911 10 Franc Gold
(6) 1921 Red Clay Tokens
Germany 1939A 5 Marks, NGC-AU55, Silver
Germany 1872A 10 Mark Gold
Marshall Islands 1996 Commemorative Christmas $5 Silver
Mexico 1945 2 Peso Gold
Mexico 1906 10 Peso Gold
Philippine 1947-S Set 50 Centavos & 1 Peso
Russia 1903 10 Ruble Gold
Scotland 2005 5 Pound Note, Jack Nicklaus Reverse
Assortment of foreign coins, approximately 80 pieces

Tokens
1991 Desert Storm
“Good Luck” w/1953D Wheat Cent
Statue of Liberty 100 year Anniversary
Leadville Commemorative, 1 oz Silver
Cargill Commemorative, 1oz Silver
$1-Century 21, 1962 World’s Fair
JM Assayers, 5-gram Silver
1863-“NOT ONE CENT”
Casino $1 (3-pc)
Casino $10 (16-pc)-1oz Silver each
“Head &Tails” (5-pc)-1@1oz Silver

Silver Commemoratives
1925 Half Dollar Stone Mountain, SEGS-MS62
1946 Half Dollar Booker T Washington, PCGS-MS65
1951 Half Dollar Washington-Carver, PCI-MS62
1984 Dollar Olympic
1984-S Dollar Olympic, ICG-MS69
1986-D Half Dollar Statue of Liberty
1991-D Dollar Korea, PCGS-MS69
1995-S Half Dollar Basketball, NTC-MS69
1995-S Half Dollar Baseball, NTC-MS69
1995-S Half Dollar Basketball, ICG-MS70
1996 Dollar and Half Dollar Olympic Proof Set

Confederate
1861 50¢
1863 50¢ Fractional Currency
1864 $2, PCGS-63PPQ
1862 $5
1863 $5
1862 $10
1862 $10, PCGS-VF25
1862 $10, PCGS-F15
1863 $10,
1863 $10, PCGS-EF45
1864 $10
1864 $10
1861 $20
1861 $20
1861 $20, PCGS-VF25
$20, PCGS-61PPQ
1864 $50
1862 $100

Photo Gallery

This spacious 2-bedroom, 2nd floor apartment is located in the front of a commercial building in Upsala.  The apartment is equipped with washer/dryer and air conditioner.  The rent includes DirecTV and heat.  The apartment has a large off street parking area to the rear and side of the building.

No pets, no smoking, references required.  We are acting as the agent in this rental for the property owner.  For more information, contact Jan (e-mail: Jan@SchultzAuctioneers.com or telephone: (320) 573-2468).

There were 4,036 pending sales in September, which represented a whopping 42.2 percent increase over September 2007’s mark of 2,839. Closed sales, too, were up dramatically—34.9 percent higher for the same time period comparison. The last time there was a year-over-year pending sales increase even close to this large was in March of 1998 when the increase over March of 1997 was 38.6 percent.

“There really are some incredible buying opportunities out there and this is the surest sign yet,” said Kevin Knudsen, MAAR President. “But we also need to keep in mind that September of last year was extremely slow, which makes these figures pop a little more.”

Also adding to the influx of September buyers was “last call” activity before the October 1 dissolution of the FHA-sponsored seller-funded downpayment assistance program, which was the last of a dying breed of zero-down loan programs remaining on the market.

A hearty 41.6 percent of September’s pending sales were lender-mediated foreclosures and short sales, up from 17.5 percent in September 2007. The increased market share of these bargain-priced properties led to further declines in home prices. The overall September median sales price of $189,900 fell from last year by 15.6 percent. Lender-mediated homes posted a median sales price of $146,000, a decrease of 11.5 percent from last year. Traditional properties had a September median sales price of $212,500, a decrease of 8.6 percent.

Due to the decline in home prices and another downtick in mortgage rates, the October Housing Affordability Index jettisoned upward from last month to 159, which is 21.4 percent higher than this time last year, and back up at extremely healthy levels following a few years of unsustainably low affordability. While challenging for sellers, this means a more accessible market for potential home buyers, thus the resurgence in sales activity.

“With all the uncertainties in the economy, it’s hard to predict right now if the sales upturn will continue,” said Steve Havig, MAAR President-Elect. “But the affordability and inventory choice picture is still very attractive, which bodes well for our long-term picture.”

Established in 1887, the Minneapolis Area Association of REALTORS® (MAAR) is the leading regional advocate and provider of information services, research and education on the real estate industry for brokers, real estate professionals and the public. With more than 8,500 members, MAAR is one of the 25 largest local REALTOR® associations in the nation and serves the Twin Cities 13-county metro area and western Wisconsin.

The Pending Home Sales Index, a forward-looking indicator based on contracts signed in August, jumped 7.4 percent to 93.4 from an upwardly revised reading of 87.0 in July, and is 8.8 percent higher than August 2007 when it stood at 85.8. The index is at the highest level since June 2007 when it stood at 101.4.

Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, said home buyers were responding to improved affordability. “What we’re seeing is the momentum of people taking advantage of low home prices, with pending home sales up strongly in California, Nevada, Arizona, Florida, Rhode Island and the Washington, D.C., region,” he said. “It’s unclear how much contract activity may be impacted by the credit disruptions on Wall Street, but we’re hopeful most of the increase will translate into closed existing-home sales.”

The PHSI in the West surged 18.4 percent to 109.5 in August and remains 37.8 percent above a year ago. In the Northeast the index jumped 8.4 percent to 79.8 and is 2.0 percent higher than August 2007. The index in the Midwest rose 3.6 percent to 84.5 in August and is 6.6 percent above a year ago. In the South, the index increased 2.3 percent to 96.0 but is 2.1 percent below August 2007.

Yun notes the unusual timing of contract activity in August. “Home buyers in July were hampered by overly stringent lending criteria in the months before the government takeover of Fannie and Freddie,” he said. “August shows some unleashing of pent-up demand before the credit crisis accelerated in September.”

He cautioned that the sampling size for pending home sales is smaller than the track on existing-home sales, so there is more volatility in the forward-looking series. “We need to see just how much of this gain holds up,” Yun said.

NAR President Richard F. Gaylord, a broker with RE/MAX Real Estate Specialists in Long Beach, Calif., said despite all the turmoil in world financial markets, home mortgages are available. “Mortgages have been harder to find, and availability and terms vary depending on credit score and location, but Realtors^® can help buyers find reputable lenders while helping them navigate the transaction process,” he said. “The recently enacted economic stimulus package should help housing by gradually freeing the flow of credit.”

Yun now expects growth in the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) to contract for two consecutive quarters, in the fourth quarter of this year and the first quarter of 2009, before expanding in latter part of 2009 as the housing market begins a steady improvement.

Looking at middle-ground assumptions, existing-home sales are forecast at 5.04 million this year and 5.41 million in 2009. Following national declines of 5 to 8 percent in 2008, home prices are projected to increase 2 to 3 percent next year.

New-home sales should total around 503,000 this year and 471,000 in 2009. Housing starts, including multifamily units, are likely to fall 28.2 percent to 973,000 units this year, and come in around 843,000 in 2009 as builders continue to clear the accumulation in inventory.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage will probably average 6.1 percent in the fourth quarter and rise gradually to 6.6 percent by the end of 2009. NAR’s housing affordability index is expected to average 18 percentage points higher this year than in 2007.

The unemployment rate is projected to average 6.4 percent in the fourth quarter and then average 6.6 percent in 2009. Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, is estimated at 4.0 percent for 2008 and 2.0 percent next year. Inflation-adjusted disposable personal income is forecast to grow 1.7 percent this year and 1.0 percent in 2009.

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¹The Pending Home Sales Index is a leading indicator for the housing sector, based on pending sales of existing homes. A sale is listed as pending when the contract has been signed but the transaction has not closed, though the sale usually is finalized within one or two months of signing.

The index is based on a large national sample, typically representing about 20 percent of transactions for existing-home sales. In developing the model for the index, it was demonstrated that the level of monthly sales-contract activity from 2001 through 2004 parallels the level of closed existing-home sales in the following two months. There is a closer relationship between annual index changes (from the same month a year earlier) and year-ago changes in sales performance than with month-to-month comparisons.

An index of 100 is equal to the average level of contract activity during 2001, which was the first year to be examined as well as the first of five consecutive record years for existing-home sales.

²Market information is from unpublished snapshot data; please contact your local association of Realtors^® for more information.

Existing-home sales for September will be released October 24; the next Pending Home Sales Index / Forecast will be released at 11:30 a.m. EST on November 7 at NAR’s annual convention in Orlando, Fla.

We will begin with tools, and then move to vehicles (~10:30am), crane (~11:00am), welders (~11:00am), there is where we split into two rings: horse equipment in one ring and trailers in the other ring (~11:30am) , and finishing with recrerational items, snowmobiles and parts in one ring, and hunting, fishing and collectibles in the other ring(~11:45am).  We anticipate completing the auction around 2pm.

Online Bidding
As with most of our specialty auctions, in an effort to accommodate all interested parties, we are offering live online bidding on our key lots.  The online bidding is provided by Proxibid.  Please visit their site to register and view the catalog.

UPDATE: Today, we finished the catalog of the parts, and have posted the complete online catalog to Proxibid.  The online catalog includes additional Ski-Doo Sleds, and the list of parts.  There will be many surprises on auction day that have yet to be unearted.  As Dick told me today, he didn’t even remember all the sleds and parts he had in storage.  View the online catalog for the complete, up-to-date list of sleds, and key sled parts!  You may also view a pdf of the online catalog here [pdf 241k].

To view pictures of all the items available for online bidding, visit our online bidding catalog.  The catalog features photos of all the sleds, larger key items, and sled parts.

Crane
Grove RT 58 14-Ton Rough Terrain Crane with 60 foot Boom and Detroit power S/N 19997
Crane Accessories
(3) Crane headache balls, single sheave block, 2 sheave block, large shackle, sling

Vehicles
2004 Chevrolet 3500 4 X 4 crew cab long box 1 ton pickup, 8.1 L gas, AT, leather interior, loaded, 72K
2002 Chevrolet 2500HD Crew Cab 4X4 Pickup, LT leather package, 8.1L gas, 5th wheel ball, short box, 78K
2006 Western Pro Plow 8 ft snow plow w/ Ultra Mount (like new)
1999 Chevrolet Blazer 4 X 4, V6 Vortec, AT, AC, 103K,
1994 Chevrolet 3500 1 ton pickup, 454 V8, AT, 110K
1990 Chevrolet 3500 1 ton pickup, 350 V8, AT, 41K with 9 ft Reading mechanics box
1988 Chevrolet 1 ton welding truck, 350 V8, 4 spd, 90K
1975 Ford Boom Truck single axle, Louisville motor, flatbed
1970 Chevrolet 2 ton truck with 8 X 20 steel bed

Trailers
(2) 40 ft Fruehauf Aluminum Storage Unit Trailers (1969 & 70)
Gooseneck 8.6 X 24 machinery trailer with 7.6 ft top deck
7 X 18 tandem axle flatbed trailer with ramps, 12,500lb tongue weight
1980 home made 6 X 14 tandem axle work trailer
8 X 18 tandem axle snowmobile trailer with fold up ramp

Welders
Hobart MA – 4030G 300 amp welder on shop built 9 X 6.6 ‘ trailer with oxy acetylene cage and tool box
Hobart MA – 200 – 6 portable welder w Ford 4 cylinder engine
Hobart Champion 16 AC/DC, 200 amp welder with Onan twin cylinder engine with 8,000 watt generator
Hobart 400 amp 3 phase welder
Miller Thunderbolt AC/DC welder
Miller SRH 404 400 amp welder
Miller SRH 333 300 amp welder
Miller 225V Thunderbolt welder
SA 200 Lincoln welder on trailer with tool box, with 4 cylinder Hercules gas engine
Lincoln 225 amp welder

Air Compressor
Model 375 DPO - JDD Sullair Portable Air compressor with John Deere diesel power (Excellent running unit)

Lathe & Hoists
Model A South Bend Precision 9 X 36 inch metal lathe with 3 & 4 jaw chucks and steady unit
Hitachi 4400# electric motor block hoist with beam trolley model SP8416, Rotary Lifts 7000# lift, hydraulic shop hoist

Tools & Equipment
(2) 6 ft (skid loader) Kleen Beach Machines
3 point 7 ft blade
3 point 5 ft landscape rake
TA 1 Industry Contour Band Saw
4’ sheet metal brake
(7) Jonsered Chain saws - 521, 535, 451, 90, 80, 80, 70E
Many misc parts for older Jonsered Chain saws
Assorted flex drag sections
Assorted crusher screen drags
Contractor chain /cable organizer
2 electrical supply roller cabinets
25’ to 100’ heavy duty electric cords
(2) 275 gal fuel tanks on stands
Pickup toolbox & split fuel tanks
McCulloch gas blower
Assorted shop hand tools
Assorted nut and bolt bins with inventory
Hard hats & safety vests
Gas trimmer
Homelite gas garden tiller
Husqvarna 55R21HV push lawn mower
Metal saw horses
Craftsman stacking tool cabinet
Numerous metal storage cabinets
10 ft stainless steel work bench
R&D parts washer
Metal work bench with vise
Nut & bolt bins with inventory
Engine stand
Long handle tools
Bench grinder & tools
Light stand
Log chains and binders
Tool gang box
Heavy duty 4 x 8 metal welding table
Metal Martin house

Hunting & Fishing
Fishing rods and reels and winter
fishing rods and gear
Duck & Goose floater & field decoys
Plastic Hunting / sporting sleds

Collectibles
Joe Schilling wood burning chrome & cast iron kitchen cook stove
Old metal toys
(4) wooden wagon wheels
Animal Trap wooden duck decoys
Farm primitives

Ranch Equipment
2000 - SS/400 EXISS Slant 4, 6 X 24 Aluminum gooseneck horse trailer with rear tack and front dressing & tack room (like new condition – less than 2,000 miles)
Hard rubber wheeled 2 seat surrey with fringed top and winter sled runners
Single seat cutter
18 ft Slant bar bale feeder wagon and running gear
8 X 10 storage shed
(50) Radco 10 ft green livestock panels
Home made trailer type wood splitter with 6.25 hp Kohler motor with 2-stage pump
100 steel T fence posts
7 ft whirly bird riding arena rotary groomer drag
16 X 36 3 sided metal livestock
Pole Shed to be taken down (near Elk River)
Horse barrels and poles
(4) IH 756 wheel weights (2) hub weights

Saddles
Circle Y 15” Barrel Racing saddle
Western riding saddle
Rough out suede sports racing saddle
Circle Y 12 Equitation silver trimmed saddle
Circle Y Equitation saddle
Western pleasure saddle
Large assortment of western horse tack including skid, bell, slint boots, leads, blankets, show boxes, etc.
(2) 75 gal water tanks to fit horse trailer
Large amount of garden hose

Recreational
2002 2 X 4 325 Trail Boss Polaris 4 wheeler
2001 2 X 4 325 Trail Boss Polaris 4 wheeler
12 ft fishing pontoon with trailer
14 ft Aluminum fishing boat
9’ X 12.6 Hewitt Rolla Dock pontoon lift
9.9 hp Evinrude outboard Motor
15 hp Johnson outboard motor
EX 1,000 watt Honda portable generator
Honda CR 250 moto cross bike
Tote Goat mini bike
Trek 10 speed bicycles, several other bicycles

Hard to Find Vintage Sled Parts
Misc Tracks, suspensions, hoods, engines, tunnels, track etc for Polaris sleds of this era.Many snowmobile engines, cylinders, crankshafts, ignition systems, seats, gas tanks, pistons, skis, track, tuned pipes, etc, for original 1973 Polaris Starfire factory modified racing snowmobiles…parts will be tagged

Vintage Snowmobiles
Late Addition
Custom Built Snow Machine, Twin Track, Polaris Suspension, Geo Tracker Engine and Transmission, Differential, 40+ mph - Very Nice!  See photos below!
Ski-Doo
1968 299cc Ski-Doo Super Olympic 16 hp single cylinder snowmobile
1968 370cc Rotax Ski doo Super Olympic 18hp opposed twin snowmobile
1969 Ski-Doo Nordic 371cc Rotax 24 hp twin snowmobile
1970 Ski-Doo Nordic 399cc Rotax 24 hp twin snowmobile
1969 Ski-Doo Alpine 669cc Rotax Twin snowmobile
1970 Ski-Doo Alpine 640cc Rotax twin snowmobile
1965 or 66 Johnson Skee-Horse J1560 snowmobile
1973 Boa Ski MK 1400 Hirth Twin snowmobile
1980 Moto-Ski Super Sonic 440 (less engine)
1980 Moto-Ski Super Sonic 440 (less engine)
1999 Ski-Doo MX 440 L/C tunnel, hood, belly pan-studded track parts sled
1969-70 Bombardier Sea-doo 4 older pull – behind sleds for Ski- Doos incl Ski-boose Sea-Doo
Misc Ski-Doo parts, covers, clutches, etc
Polaris
1973 Polaris Starfire 295 Snowmobile, factory modified racing sled – was completely rebuilt for current vintage racing circuit – has won many races – best lightweight parts in this sled.
1979 Polaris Centurion 500 liquid cooled ex running cond
1979 Polaris Centurion 500 (less engine)
1979 Polaris TX 440 Free Air engine
1979 Polaris TXL 340 liquid cooled snowmobile
1979 Polaris TXL 340 Free Air snowmobile
1981 Polaris TXL Indy 340 twin liquid cooled snowmobile
1981 Yamaha SRX 440 Liquid Cooled snowmobile

This cute home is located within walking distance of the school, and features a newer roof (2 years old).  The home features maintenance free vinyl siding, forced air LP gas heat, and central air.  With an attractive 50×150 lot, you’ve got plenty of room for your toys.

Hurry quick, and contact Jim today.  Phone: (320) 547-2440.  Email: waltman@wisper-wireless.com

The Evans Home Estate represents a LANDMARK opportunity to acquire a beautiful 1800 square split entry 4 bedroom home with a 2 car attached garage on a 3 acre quiet and sheltered setting on the West side of Randall, with abundant room for storage of your recreational vehicles or your business out of the insulated and heated shop building.  We will also be selling the complete personal property of the estate beginning at 9AM - view details.

You will be captivated as you come up the curved tar drive framed by colorful gracious oaks to this beautiful 4 bedroom split entry home. This 1,800 square foot split entry home features a warm & inviting living area with deck overlooking the attractive & spacious back yard with delightful garden areas. The kitchen and dining area opens to the living room with views to the wooded front lawn. The comfort of the family room in the lower level is a perfect place to snuggle on winter nights! From season to season you will enjoy the beauty of the changing colors in the yard from the warmth and security of this home. Across the yard is a 30 X 40 insulated & heated shop building with a 12 ft overhead door, easy street access and ample open work space around the shop. There is room to run your business and room for your recreational vehicles. Year around recreation abounds in the Randall area. You will enjoy the surrounding trees in the yard that are alive with the sounds and sights of the season.

Property Amenities include:
• Attractive 1800 square foot 4 bedroom 2 bath, split entry home
• Central air conditioning
• City gas forced air heating,
• 2 Stall attached garage
• 30 X 40 insulated & heated shop
• 3 Acre private wooded setting with beautiful yard
• Tar driveway
• Great location — West side of Randall
• Easy Hwy 10 access

Real Estate Previews:
Thur, September 25th (5:30-7pm)
Sat, October 4th (8:30-10:30am)
Or by appointment: (320) 573-2468

Real Estate Terms & Conditions
Earnest Money: The sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) shall be deposited as earnest money by the high bidder in the trust account of Schultz Auctioneers Landmark Realty, Inc. but to be returned to the Seller if the Buyer fails to perform pursuant to the Purchase Agreement.  Therefore, the earnest money is non-refundable.
Buyer’s Premium: An eight percent (8%) buyer’s premium will be added to the high bid price to equal the contract price used in the purchase agreement. For example, a bid price of $100,000.00 would equal a contract price of $108,000.00 ($100,000 + $8,000).
Brokers Participation Accepted: A broker co-op will be paid to properly registered brokers. The broker registration form must be returned at least 48 hours prior to the auction.
Terms: Cash, due and payable at time of closing. Successful bidder will enter into a standard Minnesota Purchase Agreement. It will be at the Auctioneer’s discretion as to the increments of bids and process to reach the top and final bid.  Any financing (mortgage or otherwise), if necessary, should be made prior to the auction.  The property is sold without contingencies.
Closing: Remaining balance due on or before the 11th day of November 2008.
Preview of the property is essential prior to the auction!
Agency Disclosure: Schultz Auctioneers Landmark Realty, Inc. is acting as a Seller’s broker in this transaction. A Seller’s broker is a broker who represents the Seller and acts on behalf of the Seller. Therefore, Schultz Auctioneers Landmark Realty, Inc. must act in the Seller’s best interest and must tell the Seller any information disclosed to him or her. Therefore, the Buyer will not be represented and will not receive advice and counsel from the broker or salesperson. For further information, please contact our office for an Agency Relationships in Real Estate Transactions disclosure.
Reservations: Property is sold subject to easements of record, and owner’s confirmation.