This auction consists of over 500 lots of beautiful antiques and collectible Jim Booth art work. The antiques include cast iron banks, copper tea pots, an oak pie safe, Victrola Talking Machine (record player), Artie's potato chips can, primitive butter churn, washing boards, sad irons, antique hay fork, coffee table made from a railroad cart, cast iron Gulf Authorized Dealer sign, porcelain Esso sign, cast iron fire pot, steamer trunks, San Quentin death row ball and cuffs, tobacco cutter, wall mount Western Electric telephone, and so many more great primitive and antique collectibles. There is also furniture, appliances,  golf cart, hot tub, and other home items are included in this auction.

Beginning at lot 452 is a collection of 76 pieces of Jim Booth art, most of which are Artist Proofs, and are unframed. An “Artist Proof” is made during the printing process while the printing plate is still being worked on and therefore, there may be slight differences between the “Artist Proof” and the limited edition prints that are numbered and sold. According to the Jim Booth Gallery’s website which is affiliated with the artist’s family, the difference between the “Artist Proof” and the “Signed and Numbered” prints is that the “Artist Proof” print is smaller and directly to the right of the number, is an embossed stamp that says “Artist Proof” and that these are valued at about 1.5 times the value of the “Signed and Numbered” prints.

The exact location of the home will be given to the buyers when the auction closes.  You must bring help to load large items and arrange shipping for other items you buy. All items sell “AS-IS” and to the highest bidder. Lots will close 3 per minute, so be sure to be ready to bid.

Auction begins to close Tuesday, November 14th, at 6 pm.  All items start at $1.00 and close 3 per minute.

Pickup will be Thursday, Nov. 16th and Friday, Nov. 17th from 9 am until 4 pm each day. Bring help to load large items.