SOLD! $9075 Per gross acre.

Click here for Online Bidding Link

 

 

Jaspers Land Auction Flier Final

 

 

Chickasaw County Land, Building Site and Farm Site Auction's

Wednesday, September 23rd @ 10:30 am
Live Auction with Online Bidding!
Live Auction held at the Old Bradford Pioneer Museum

(next to the Little Brown Church)
2733 Cheyenne Ave, Nashua, IA 50658

Three separate parcels will be sold

Tract #1 - 140 Acres m/l of Farmland
Tract #2 - 5 Acres m/l Building Site with 60x90 Steel Storage Shed
Tract #3 - 15 Acres m/l with Farm House, Barn, Pole Sheds & Cattle Yard

Open to farm for 2021

Seller: Donna Copper Estate
Randy Miller Trustee
Closing handled by Fred Greder of Benchmark Agribusiness Inc.

For questions and more information, contact:

Executor: Randy Miller 641-330-3945
Auctioneer: Frank Fox 641-420-3243
Closing Broker: Fred Greder 641-425-0080

 

 

*****

Wilcox Online Estate Auction
from Connie & the late Bob Wilcox

Tuesday October 6th

Nora Springs Community Center
16 South Summit, Nora Springs, Iowa

(South of Nora Springs Care Center)

Auction Preview: Sunday October 4th from 12pm – 2pm

This online only auction will feature an excellent collection of Antiques & Collectibles! Impressive antique Halloween collection including paper mache, noise makers, costumes & décor; Gas Station Memorabilia w/local advertising including – DX sign, tire ash trays, salt & peppers, miniature oil can banks, pin-up girl blotters and more. Outstanding Vintage Purse collection – beaded, mesh, lucite, Whiting & Davis. Full sized mannequins fully dressed in period vintage clothing. Costume jewelry; pocket watches; glassware; canes; vintage kitchenware including Jack Sprat and black memorabilia; vintage baby clothing & christening gowns; doll furniture. Brass cash register; soda fountain collectibles. Furniture – Pie safe w/tin punch sides; pine bench; clocks; ice cream parlor set; vintage radios; drop leaf table & chairs; Amish items and much more! Go to website for a complete list.

Auctioneers Note: This is the first of multiple auctions from Connie & the late Bob Wilcox. In order to simplify life, Connie has decided to downsize her collection through online auction. Connie and Bob loved searching for treasures that reminded them of the “good old days” of cruising in hot rods around the loop! Please allow extra time during preview and load-out dates as attendance numbers will be staggered to comply with public health directives.

Terms: Look under the Auction Details tab on the online catalog

Click here for Online Bidding

Auction closes Tuesday, October 6th 

 Lot's begin closing @ 6:00 pm

Lions Community Center, Nora Springs, Iowa
16 South Summit 

(South of Nora Springs Care Center)

Preview Date: Sunday, October 4th from 12 pm - 2 pm 

Pickup Date: Thursday, October 8th - 3:00 - 6:00 and
Friday October 9th - 3:00 - 6:00

(in accordance with Covid 19 directives, group size will be limited to 20 inside the home during preview so please be patient as there may be some wait times)

 

Terms: Payment by credit card only. 15% buyers premium applied to each invoice. All items sold

“as is where is” Nothing removed until paid for. See website for internet bidding terms.

 

Vaughn & Carol Rossum

Country Moving Auction

Saturday October 13^th @ 9:30 AM

1260 330^th Street Osage, IA

Auction preview Friday from 3-6 pm

Directions: From Osage, 8 miles west on Highway 9 to Dancer Ave, then 3 miles south to 330^th street, then ½ mile west (below cell phone tower!) Follow signs

Tools & Parts: Selling @ 9:30

2 or 3 hay racks of tools; antique tools & shop equipment inlcuding: Stihl 031 chainsaw; Milwaukee cut off saw; Craftsman sliding miter saw; Graco airless sprayer; new Conklin hydraulic oil, penetrating oil & chain lube; Craftsman table saw; new Smith torch outfit; vintage tractor manuals; power tools; tap & die set; tractor & automotive parts and much more.

Yard Equipment & Outdoor:

Ariens front & rear tine tillers; 25 gallon pull type sprayer; leaf sweeper; Trek 800 & Millenia adult bicycles; power washer; ladders, Phoenix grill; refrigerator cart and more.

Tractors & Farm Equipment: Selling around Noon

1975 IH 766 diesel tractor, WF, Hiniker cab, 4K hours, recent overhaul, SN#15128; IH 460 gas tractor, NF, new clutch, Dual hydraulic loader, fast hitch, SN#14116; Farmall H gas tractor, NF, not running, SN#202134; Katolight 15KW PTO generator; New Idea small PTO manure spreader w/slop gate; Farm King 8' three point snow blower, twin auger; IH 3x14” fast hitch plow; Hay rack on Oliver running gear; IH 6 row front mount cultivator; fast hitch 6' rear blade; barge box on Minnesota gear; WilRich 26' filed cultivator; IH 6 row planter; 5' Bush Hog three point rotary cutter.

Snowmobiles, Toys & Guns: Selling after Farm Equipment

1974 Rupp Nitro II snowmobile, nice restorable condition; 1999 Polaris Indy Touring snowmobile, runs; Vintage Rupp helmet; Case 4890 1/32 die cast tractor; White 2-180 1/16 scale; 1996 Iowa State Fair 4440 1/16; Stevens Mod 820B 12 ga. Pump shotgun; H.J. Sterling side by side hammer 12 ga shotgun; Remington Mod 33 bolt .22 rifle; Remington Fieldmaster Mod 572 pump .22 rifle w/scope.

Farm Primitives, Funky Junk & Yard Art: Selling after guns

steel wheel wagon frames & carts; John Deere corn binder; pipe garden gate; Galloway belt drive oat huller; chicken nest; galvanized wash tubs; directional weather vane w/pig; egg baskets; old bicycles; green gas station lights; cream cans; cast iron separator stands; brass fire extinguisher; mirrored wardrobe; 4' stone mill wheel from Nora Springs flour mill; barn cupolas; old barn boards; gas engine truck and much more!

For information & to preview call Vaughn @ 641-425-1196

or Frank Fox 641-420-3243

Auctioneers Note: Come on out to the country for a fun filled auction with Vaughn & Carol Rossum! This collection is from a multi generation farm. Dress accordingly as we have a large shed in case of rain for part of the auction!

Lunch on site

Vintage & Collector Cars, Trucks & Parts Auction

Saturday October 20^th @ 9:30 AM

5000 11^th STREET SE, MASON CITY, IOWA

(1/2 mile south of NIACC)

Preview Friday from 3-6 PM

SALE ORDER: 

9:30am - Hay racks of parts, trim, intakes, heads, magazines and so on will start
12:00 Noon - Signs, oil cans, gas station lights, displays and cabinets
1:00 - Motorcycles, Cars, Trucks, Motors
After Cars - finish up on any hay racks, rims, hoods, seats etc.

ONLINE BIDDING FOR SELECT ITEMS IS OPEN!
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER AND BID!

Collector Cars & Trucks for Restoration or Parts (See photos on website for condition!):

Project Vehicles (most are complete but non running)-

1970 Ford Gran Torino GT 2 door fastback, missing front clip

1988 GMC Jimmy 4x4

2 late 1930's Lincoln Zephyr 4 door sedan's

1973 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

1967 Chevy ½ ton 4x4

1957 Chevrolet Cameo pickup

1964 Corvair convertible

1970 Chevrolet C20 4x4 pickup

1968 GMC ¾ ton 4x4 pickup

1985 Chevrolet ½ ton 2x4 pickup

1964 Chevrolet Chevelle parts car, electric windows & A/C

1979 Corvette, no motor or transmission

1951 Ford 2 door

1951 Ford 2 door

1964 Ford Thunderbird

2016 Ford Taurus Car:  2016 Ford Taurus Limited 4 door car, white, 65K miles, heated and cooled leather seats, navigation, Loaded! This is from Dene Duenow of St Ansgar who has moved to a nursing home. This is one sharp car and sells with no reserve!

Motors, Auto Parts & Misc:

Pair of Chevy 348 motor's

tri power intake for Chevrolet 348

Cummins diesel engine from truck

old school skinny Crager rims

NOS seat covers for 1957/58 Chevy

NOS Turbo mufflers

old school mag wheels

Chevy blazer seats

collection of parts for late 1960-early 1970 Chevy trucks

1969 Chevelle bucket seats

collection of car parts for late 1960's early 1970's Ford & Chevy cars

671 blower case and end plates

350 chevy blocks

automatic transmissions

4 speed transmissions

headers

drag slicks

1950's fiberglass boat w/trailer and motor (looks like a 57 Chevy!)

and much more yet to be uncovered!

Motorcycle's:
Correction: this motorcycle is a 2007 model! Harley Davidson Ultra Classic full dress motorcycle w/30,000 miles, chrome mag rims, highway bars, 96 cubic inch engine, Vance & Hines pipes, in excellent condition
1980's Honda Gold Wing Aspencade motorcycle, non running
Pair of Harley Davidson 175 dirt bikes for parts or restoration

Gas & Oil Memorabilia: porcelain gas station lights; collection of oil and gas cans; 6' plastic Phillips 66 lighted double sideed sign; 7' plastic Texaco lighted double sided sign; Dr Pepper 25 cent pop machine; 2 sided Goodyear Tire sign; Miller Beer clock; collection of auto parts signs; 10'x6' plastic DX lighted double sided pole sign; gas station island light on pole; 10'x8' plastic Standard lighted double sided pole sign; gas station product display cabinets; oil rack displays; hub caps and much more too numerous to mention.

Auctioneers Note: Great selection of vintage and collector cars & trucks for restoration and parts from the Gary Krause Estate and others. Online bidding available for select items! Go to our website to register & bid!

Lunch served on grounds

Terms: cash or good check. Nothing removed until paid for.

Announcements auction day take precedence over printed material.

Frank Fox 641-420-3243

Go to the Online Catalog button for full listing and to bid!

How Do Online Only Auctions Work?

Review the items in the online auction, place your bids. A few things to remember when placing your bids:

 You can place your highest bid amount when entering your bid. The system will bid on your behalf. You won’t need to watch your items throughout the auction – the system takes care of your bids for you! Please note that the system bids as if you were bidding – for example: If an item has a bid of $100 and you enter your maximum bid of $300 – the system will only go up to your next bid increment and bid $110 for you. If someone else enters a bid of $120 on that item the system will then bid again for you at $130, and so on up to your highest or maximum bid. It doesn’t automatically bid your highest bid first thing.

 Our auctions have a Soft Close. What does Soft Close mean? Simply put, it means that the bidding ends when all bidders have quit participating. There is no last minute steal or bid sniping - it's like a live auction, the auctioneer holds on until everyone has their bids in and no further bids are received. An item will not officially close until no bids have been put forth for 2 minutes.

 Please note when the pick up date and time is – we set that with very specific reasons in mind. Most of our online auctions are being held for people who may be moving and have a date that all items need to be removed from the house, etc. You must be able to attend the pick up date between the times noted, be sure of those before you place bids.

 If you do not pick up your items during the advertised pick up date and times, we do not hold onto your item for you. You are automatically billed through our system and your item will be disposed of.

 For most of our online auctions we will have an Open House/Preview. This is a time where you can attend the residence and touch and feel the items that you are interested in. If you are unsure of any item, please make sure to attend the Open House/Preview or contact the Auctioneers prior to the Open House/Preview to get further information on specific items. We are not at the location with the items throughout the day – so it’s very difficult for the Auctioneers to get last minute information.

 For online auctions payment will be made by credit card only. Your card on file will be charged after the close of the auction. Remember that there is a 15% buyers premium.

 If you have any questions, we’re here to help! Just contact us: Phone: Pam - 641-903-6531

Auctioneers Note: To help settle the estate of James & Mildred Rogers we are honored to sell their exceptionally clean and quality automobile, antiques, outdoor equipment, collectibles  and household items at auction. Please go to the online catalog for preview dates, pick up dates, photos and descriptions!

 

Click here To View & Bid Online

How Do Online Only Auctions Work?

Review the items in the online auction, place your bids. A few things to remember when placing your bids:

 You can place your highest bid amount when entering your bid. The system will bid on your behalf. You won’t need to watch your items throughout the auction – the system takes care of your bids for you! Please note that the system bids as if you were bidding – for example: If an item has a bid of $100 and you enter your maximum bid of $300 – the system will only go up to your next bid increment and bid $110 for you. If someone else enters a bid of $120 on that item the system will then bid again for you at $130, and so on up to your highest or maximum bid. It doesn’t automatically bid your highest bid first thing.

 Our auctions have a Soft Close. What does Soft Close mean? Simply put, it means that the bidding ends when all bidders have quit participating. There is no last minute steal or bid sniping - it's like a live auction, the auctioneer holds on until everyone has their bids in and no further bids are received. An item will not officially close until no bids have been put forth for 2 minutes.

 Please note when the pick up date and time is – we set that with very specific reasons in mind. Most of our online auctions are being held for people who may be moving and have a date that all items need to be removed from the house, etc. You must be able to attend the pick up date between the times noted, be sure of those before you place bids.

 If you do not pick up your items during the advertised pick up date and times, we do not hold onto your item for you. You are automatically billed through our system and your item will be disposed of.

 For most of our online auctions we will have an Open House/Preview. This is a time where you can attend the residence and touch and feel the items that you are interested in. If you are unsure of any item, please make sure to attend the Open House/Preview or contact the Auctioneers prior to the Open House/Preview to get further information on specific items. We are not at the location with the items throughout the day – so it’s very difficult for the Auctioneers to get last minute information.

 For online auctions payment will be made by credit card only. Your card on file will be charged after the close of the auction. Remember that there is a 15% buyers premium.

 If you have any questions, we’re here to help! Just contact us: Phone: Pam - 641-903-6531

 

Click here To View & Bid Online

How Do Online Only Auctions Work?

Review the items in the online auction, place your bids. A few things to remember when placing your bids:

 You can place your highest bid amount when entering your bid. The system will bid on your behalf. You won’t need to watch your items throughout the auction – the system takes care of your bids for you! Please note that the system bids as if you were bidding – for example: If an item has a bid of $100 and you enter your maximum bid of $300 – the system will only go up to your next bid increment and bid $110 for you. If someone else enters a bid of $120 on that item the system will then bid again for you at $130, and so on up to your highest or maximum bid. It doesn’t automatically bid your highest bid first thing.

 Our auctions have a Soft Close. What does Soft Close mean? Simply put, it means that the bidding ends when all bidders have quit participating. There is no last minute steal or bid sniping - it's like a live auction, the auctioneer holds on until everyone has their bids in and no further bids are received. An item will not officially close until no bids have been put forth for 2 minutes.

 Please note when the pick up date and time is – we set that with very specific reasons in mind. Most of our online auctions are being held for people who may be moving and have a date that all items need to be removed from the house, etc. You must be able to attend the pick up date between the times noted, be sure of those before you place bids.

 If you do not pick up your items during the advertised pick up date and times, we do not hold onto your item for you. You are automatically billed through our system and your item will be disposed of.

 For most of our online auctions we will have an Open House/Preview. This is a time where you can attend the residence and touch and feel the items that you are interested in. If you are unsure of any item, please make sure to attend the Open House/Preview or contact the Auctioneers prior to the Open House/Preview to get further information on specific items. We are not at the location with the items throughout the day – so it’s very difficult for the Auctioneers to get last minute information.

 For online auctions payment will be made by credit card only. Your card on file will be charged after the close of the auction. Remember that there is a 15% buyers premium.

 If you have any questions, we’re here to help! Just contact us: Phone: Pam - 641-903-6531

 

Salvation Army Live & Silent Auction

Saturday December 8th @ 10:30 AM

Inside main entrance to Southbridge Mall, Mason City, IA

Live and Silent Auctions with gift certificates to local businesses, overnight hotel stays, gift baskets, sports tickets, gold & silver coins, autographed sports memorabilia, baked goods and more! Items valued from $5 to $1,500!
For full information click here! 

 

Click here To View & Bid Online

How Do Online Only Auctions Work?

Review the items in the online auction, place your bids. A few things to remember when placing your bids:

 You can place your highest bid amount when entering your bid. The system will bid on your behalf. You won’t need to watch your items throughout the auction – the system takes care of your bids for you! Please note that the system bids as if you were bidding – for example: If an item has a bid of $100 and you enter your maximum bid of $300 – the system will only go up to your next bid increment and bid $110 for you. If someone else enters a bid of $120 on that item the system will then bid again for you at $130, and so on up to your highest or maximum bid. It doesn’t automatically bid your highest bid first thing.

 Our auctions have a Soft Close. What does Soft Close mean? Simply put, it means that the bidding ends when all bidders have quit participating. There is no last minute steal or bid sniping - it's like a live auction, the auctioneer holds on until everyone has their bids in and no further bids are received. An item will not officially close until no bids have been put forth for 2 minutes.

 Please note when the pick up date and time is – we set that with very specific reasons in mind. Most of our online auctions are being held for people who may be moving and have a date that all items need to be removed from the house, etc. You must be able to attend the pick up date between the times noted, be sure of those before you place bids.

 If you do not pick up your items during the advertised pick up date and times, we do not hold onto your item for you. You are automatically billed through our system and your item will be disposed of.

 For most of our online auctions we will have an Open House/Preview. This is a time where you can attend the residence and touch and feel the items that you are interested in. If you are unsure of any item, please make sure to attend the Open House/Preview or contact the Auctioneers prior to the Open House/Preview to get further information on specific items. We are not at the location with the items throughout the day – so it’s very difficult for the Auctioneers to get last minute information.

 For online auctions payment will be made by credit card only. Your card on file will be charged after the close of the auction. Remember that there is a 15% buyers premium.

 If you have any questions, we’re here to help! Just contact us: Phone: Pam - 641-903-6531

 

Surplus to Ongoing Operations Contractor Auction

for Meints Construction

Thursday, December 27th @ 9:30 am

1710 4th Avenue South, Clear Lake, IA
See online results by clicking the button below!

Click here To View & Bid Online

Directions: I-35 to Clear Lake exit #193 take 4th Ave. west 1/2 mile. Located next to Midland Concrete Products. Follow signs

Questions? call Marlin "Slim" Meints @ 641-529-1940
Live internet bidding on select equipment

Sample of Items:

Case 586E 4x4, straight mast, all-terrain forklift, 6,000-pound lift, 1700 hours, nice!
2008 Kubota B7800 compact tractor, 4x4, cab, hydro, Kubota B2781A front mount snowblower, Kubota RC72 mid mount mower, only 200 one owner hours!
2005 Gehl CT5-16 compact telehandler, 5,000-pound lift, 4x4, 3-way steering, 3320 hours, call Frank Fox for more information 641.420.3243
2004 Chevy 3500 cube van, 12' box, roll up door, 6.0 engine, 275K miles on meter
2001 Chevy 3500 dually w/12' flatbed, 79K miles on meter,
1994 Dodge 2500 regular cab pickup w/8' Hiniker plow, 4x4, 114K miles on meter
16' tandem axle utility trailer
Over 50 sections of 5' scaffold and accessories
Various fiberglass and aluminum ladders
Skid loader mounted land plane w/hydraulic scarifier
2 or 3 hay racks of misc. power and carpenter tools, many new!
Office furniture
Lumber, screws, fasteners & building supplies
Concrete colorant, stencil and specialty products
Concrete hand and power tools
Power shop tools
Corded and cordless power tools
Shop storage racking and shelving and much, much more!

To inspect equipment call Slim @ 641-529-1940

Auctioneers Note: As Slim is retiring and has sold Meints Construction to a new owner he will sell this surplus equipment at public auction. Feel free to give him a call with questions or to inspect equipment. Dress accordingly as we have a large shed for part of the auction!

Lunch on site

Cabin Fever Auction

Saturday January 12th @ 9:30 am

Carpenter Community Center, Carpenter, Iowa

Auction preview Friday from 4-6pm

Featuring Sporting Collectibles from the Mark Chose Estate

Vintage Decoys, Fishing Lures & Sportsman's: Over 200 old metal & wood fishing lures & plugs; collection of unique & vintage fishing rods & reels; vintage fishing lures in original boxes from Heddon, Bomber, Pflueger, Luhr-Jehnsen, Husky and more; 100+ wooden, fiberboard, metal, cork & plastic duck and goose decoys; bird, deer and wildlife sculptures; wood ammo boxes; old BB guns; oak machinists tool boxes; vintage shotgun shell's with boxes; old sportsman magazines and more.

Antiques, Collectibles & Toys: Over 100 die cast farm & construction toys from vintage to modern; Winchester, Remington, Texaco & other die cast airplane banks; Rail Road lanterns; lightning rod w/ball & tin horse weather vane; porcelain barn and gas station lights; oil and gas cans; 1930's Pepsi pop carrier; pine “bomb fuse” box; National brass cash register; galvanized chicken feeders; galvanized Prestone filler pail; repro Model T tin lizzie pedal car; 1915-1968 IA & MN license plates; gas station memorabilia; cloth seed sacks; duck & deer TV lamps; cast iron pans.

Stoneware, Prints, Signs & Furniture: Primitive wainscot cupboards; primitive wooden boxes & pine storage containers; Falstaff & Old Style lighted beer clock's; pine benches; Red Wing & other stoneware crocks & jugs; old swimming pool wire baskets; pine carpenter tool caddies; cream cans; metal advertising signs; large 1950's square Coca Cola sign; barn & church windows; cast iron cistern pumps; Mason City parking meter; oak drop front secretary hutch; old glass front store display cabinet; wildlife prints from Hansel and others; wicker loveseat & coffee table; funky Mid Century Modern 3 level coffee table; Heywood Wakefield credenza, dining table & 6 chairs; walnut coffee table w/wood inlay; ornate Eastlake bookshelf; x leg hall desk w/leather chair; spoon carved dresser; black chest of drawers and more!

Auctioneers Note: Join us in Carpenter to start the New Year with a great selection of vintage sportsman's items, antiques & collectibles from the Mark Chose Estate of Lake Mills, tasteful furniture from a Mason City Estate and more. For sale order come to the preview Friday from 4-6pm!

Announcements sale day take precedence over printed material
Terms: Cash, good check & credit card w/4% fee. All items sold “as is where is” Nothing removed until paid for.

 

 

SOLD!
Tract #1 - $7,200 x 73 acres = $525,600
Tract #2 - $5,100 x 35 acres = $178,500
For a grand total = $704,100

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