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Gaston & Sheehan Auctioneers, Inc GASTON & SHEEHAN AUCTIONEERS, INC. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd * 10:00 A.M. 1420 FM 685, PFLUGERVILLE, TX 78660 BY ORDER OF TRAVIS COUNTY, U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE CITIES OF AUSTIN & PFLUGERVILLE, LOCAL VENDORS & OTHERS Preview & Registration Times: Friday, November 1st, 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. & Sale Day Starting at 8:30 A.M. Vehicles & equipment will be started on Saturday starting at 8:30 A.M. Terms & Conditions: Everything sells “As Is – Where Is” with no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied. No merchandise shall be removed until the conclusion of the auction & must be accompanied by a paid receipt. All purchases become the responsibility of the buyer when sold to the highest bidder. PAYMENT IS DUE IN FULL THE DAY OF THE AUCTION by cash, cashiers’ checks, travelers’ checks or money orders. Personal/company checks MUST have a Bank Letter of Guarantee. CREDIT & BANK CARDS will NOT be accepted. All buyers will be required to make a $300 refundable cash deposit. ** 5% Buyer’s Premium on all outside merchandise** This catalog is furnished as a courtesy of Gaston & Sheehan Auctioneers & is intended as a buyers’ guide only & in no way implies condition, authenticity or warranty. Vehicle & equipment mileage readings are NOT guaranteed! All sales are recorded & any discrepancies will be settled after the conclusion of the auction. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult & pets are not allowed. Directions: Exit #247 (Pflugerville/Wells Branch) off IH-35 & head east to FM 1825. Go approx. 7 miles & turn left on Hwy 685 (HEB on corner). Turn left approximately 1 ½ miles onto Pfennig Lane. We are on the left across from Wal-Mart. Selling Order: We sell in catalog order; approximately 100 lots per hour. Removal Times: Merchandise removal is the Buyer’s responsibility & must be accompanied by a paid receipt. No merchandise shall be removed while auction is in progress, unless otherwise stated. Removal times are listed below: Saturday: Conclusion - 5:00 P.M. Monday (11/4) & Tuesday (11/5): 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. (Merchandise left thereafter will be considered abandoned!) Note: Titles will be ready approximately 7 to 10 BUSINESS DAYS after the auction & can be picked up at the auction location or mailed by certified mail for a $5 fee. Buyer assumes full responsibility for transportation of merchandise. Temporary tags are available through Texas Department of Public Safety. VEHICLE & EQUIPMENT MILEAGES ARE NOT GUARANTEED! OFFICE: (512) 251-2780 * FAX: (512) 610-1322 WEBSITE: www.TxAuction.com * E-MAIL: [email protected] BOB SHEEHAN TXL 6497 * JASON RZEPNIEWSKI TXL 16122 * LISA RZEPNIEWSKI TXL 151424 Page 1 LOT # X’S $ DESCRIPTION LOT # X’S $ DESCRIPTION 1 1 LOT: BAG OF DIMES SILVER ELECTRONICS: [1] ASUS G74SX-BBK7 LAPTOP, S/N# B6N0AS12797523H, HAS CORD, 27 1 2 18 SILVER LIBERTY HALF DOLLARS POWERS ON, DAMAGED 7 MISSING BACK 3 2 ONE ONCE SILVER BARS PLATE ELECTRONICS: [1] ASUS G74SX-BBK7 4 10 SILVER LIBERTY DOLLARS LAPTOP, MODEL# B6N0AS43260525C, HAS 28 1 5 1 TEN ONCE SILVER BAR CORD, POWERS ON, SCREEN WON'T LIGHT 6 1 10KT WHITE GOLD RING WITH DIAMOND UP ELECTRONICS: [1] ASUS G74SX-BBK7 7 1 14KT WHITE GOLD RING WITH DIAMOND 29 1 LAPTOP, S/N# B6N0AS099813238, HAS CORD, 8 1 14KT WHITE GOLD RING WITH DIAMOND POWERS ON BUT SCREEN SEEMS DAMAGED 14KT WHITE GOLD ENGAGEMENT RING ELECTRONICS: [1] FUJITSU HARD DRIVE 9 1 WITH DIAMONDS MODEL# MHV2080AH S/N:NT24T5B2DSAY ELECTRONICS: [1] WESTERN DIGITAL MY 10 1 LOT MISC. JEWELRY PASSPORT HARD DRIVE P/N# 11 1 LOT MISC. JEWELRY WDBACY5000ABK S/N: WXF1A31V22, NO CORD ELECTRONICS: [1] SEAGATE 12 1 LOT MEN & WOMEN'S WATCHES BARRACUDA 3000GB HARD DRIVE S/N: 13 1 LOT KNIVES & MISC. W1F1GTQJ ELECTRONICS: [1] SEAGATE 13A 1 LOT 2 PURSES BARRACUDA 3000GB HARD DRIVE MODEL# ST3000DM001 S/N: 21F0SPJ8 ELECTRONICS: 13B 1 CHANEL SUEDE BOOTS, SZ EU 41, (GRAY) [1] SEAGATE MOMENTUS 500GB HARD 13C 1 BLACK CHANEL STYLE HANDBAG DRIVE MODEL# ST9500423AS S/N: 5WR0ANDE ELECTRONICS: [1] SEAGATE MOMENTUS 13D 1 BROWN FENDI STYLE HANDBAG 500GB HARD DRIVE MODEL# ST9500325AS 14 1 PAIR RAY BAN SUNGLASSES S/N: S2W537NG ELECTRONICS: [1] LG LG-B470 AT&T 15 1 PAIR RAY BAN SUNGLASSES PREPAID CELL PHONE MODEL# 16 1 PAIR RAY BAN SUNGLASSES 612VTKE614093, MISSING BACK & BATTERY, 30 1 NO CORD ELECTRONICS: [1] SAMSUNG 17 1 LOT 2 PAIRS OF SUNGLASSES GALAXY EXPRESS 3 CELL PHONE MODEL# 18 1 LOT 3 PAIRS OF SUNGLASSES SM-J120A UD S/N: R58HA1BKJJE, MISSING 19 1 LOT 3 PAIRS OF SUNGLASSES BACK, NO CORD ELECTRONICS: [1] LG LG- 4406 TRACFONE CELL PHONE MODEL# 19A 1 LOT SUNGLASSES 312CYXM736642, NO CORD ELECTRONICS: [1] 19B 1 LOT SUNGLASSES CORSAIR FLASH VOYAGER THUMB DRIVE G026 MODEL# NMC810143, MISSING CAP 19C 1 LOT SUNGLASSES ELECTRONICS: (3) COMPACT FLASH DRIVES: BASEBALL: [1] REACH BASEBALL SIGNED (1) LEXAR 512MB P/N# 2389, (1)PNY BY APPROX. 16 MEMBERS OF THE 1943 TECHNOLOGIES 64MB, (1) SONY 133X 20MB/S 20 1 CLEVELAND INDIANS INCLUDING; ORIS 2GB ELECTRONICS: (3) MICRO SD CARDS: (1) HOCKETT, ALLIE REYNOLDS, ED KLIEMAN, SANDISK 32GB, (1) KINGSTON 32GB, (1) MICKEY ROCCO, ETC. NO C.O.A. APACER 2GB ELECTRONICS: [1] SANDISK COMIC BOOK: [1] THE WALKING DEAD #21 ULTRA 16GB SD CARD ELECTRONICS: [1] 20A 1 (8/5), CGC 9.6, SIGNED BY ROBERT KIRKMAN SANDISK CRUZER 16GB THUMB DRIVE AND CHARLIE ADLARD SDCZ36-0166 ELECTRONICS: [1] PNY MINI COMIC BOOK: [1] THE WALKING DEAD #20 ATTACHÉ 2GB THUMB DRIVE 21 1 (7/05), CGC 9.6, SIGNED AND SKETCH BY ELECTRONICS: [1] RAID DRIVE CONTAINING ROBERT KIRKMAN AND TONY MOORE (3) SEAGATE BURRACUDA 3000GB MODEL# COMIC BOOK: [1] THE WALKING DEAD #8 ST3000DM001, (3) SEAGATE DESKTOP HDD 22 1 (5/04), CGC 9.8, SIGNED BY ROBERT 31 1 4000GB MODEL# ST4000DM000, (1) TOSHIBA KIRKMAN AND CHARLIE ADLARD P300 HARD DRIVE MODEL# HDWD130, (1) COMIC BOOK: [1]THE WALKING DEAD #100 WESTERN DIGITAL 3TB MODEL# WD30EZRX. 23 1 (7/12), CGC 9.6, SIGNED BY FRANK QUITELY, MISSING SIDE PANEL QUITELY VARIANT COVER ELECTRONICS: [1] RAID DRIVE CONTAINING COMIC BOOK: [1] THIEF OF THIEVES #1 (2/12), (1) SEAGATE BURRACUDA 3000GB MODEL# 24 1 CGC 9.6, SIGNED BY ROBERT KIRKMAN ST3000DM001, (2) SEAGATE DESKTOP HDD 4000GB MODEL# ST4000DM000, (1) TOSHIBA COMIC BOOK: [1] THIEF OF THIEVES #1 (2/12), 32 1 25 1 CGC 9.6, SIGNED BY ROBERT KIRKMAN, P300 HARD DRIVE MODEL# HDWD130, (3) IMAGE EXPO EDITION WESTERN DIGITAL 3TB MODEL# WD30EZRX, [3] COMIC BOOKS: [1] HAPPY #1 (9/12), CGC 9.8, (1) WESTERN DIGITAL 4TB MODEL# SIGNED BY GRANT MORRISON ; ALL WITH WHITE WD4003F2EX PAGES, [1] HAPPY #1 (9/12), CGC 9.8, SIGNED BY 26 1 ELECTRONICS: [1] RAID DRIVE CONTAINING (1) GRANT MORRISON; ALL WITH WHITE PAGES, [1] SEAGATE BURRACUDA 3000GB MODEL# HAPPY #1 (9/12), CGC 9.8, SIGNED BY GRANT 33 1 ST3000DM001, (1) SEAGATE DESKTOP HDD 4000GB MORRISON; ALL WITH WHITE PAGES MODEL# ST4000DM000,(1) WESTERN DIGITAL 3TB MODEL# WD30EZRX, (1) WESTERN DIGITAL Page 2 LOT # X’S $ DESCRIPTION LOT # X’S $ DESCRIPTION ELECTRONICS: [1] ASUS G74SX-IATY 69 1 BEATS HEADPHONES WITH CASE 34 1 LAPTOP, MODEL# BBNOASKRROBK49F, HAS CORD & POWERS ON 70 1 LOT 2 SET HEADPHONES NIKON COOLPIX B500 CAMERA WITH CASE ELECTRONICS: [1] ASUS X550C NOTEBOOK 71 1 PC MODEL# ST3000DM001 S/N: AND STRAP 35 1 E1N0CV38518003C, HAS CORD, POWERS ON, 72 1 CANON SX160IS CAMERA WITH CASE BACK MISSING SCREWS 73 1 LOT 2 CAMERAS (NIFTY & POLAROID) ELECTRONICS: [1] ASUS G74SX-BBK7 36 1 LAPTOP, S/N# B6N0AS37525924F, NO CORD 74 1 MOTOROLO PORTABLE RADIO BUT POWERS ON 74A 1 LOT SIMMONS BINOCULARS & CHARGERS ELECTRONICS: [1] RAID DRIVE CONTAINING (7) HITACHI 2TB HDD #MNRAID, (1) HITACHI 74B 1 GARMIN 4TB HDD #MPL250. MISSING SIDE PANEL 37 1 74C 1 LOT 10 KINDLES & TABLETS ELECTRONICS: [1] HEWLETT PACKARD POWER SUPPLY, MODEL HSTNS-PR16, 74D 1 GUCCI WRISTWATCH WITH BOX 7001503-J000 74E 1 WRISTWATCH 38 1 LOT COLLECTIBLE POSTERS 74F 1 LOT WATCHES 39 1 MASH DVD COLLECTION 74G 1 LOT WATCHES 40 1 LOT MASH BOOK AND PICTURE 74H 1 LOT WATCHES 41 1 BRASS NATURAL SINE STANLEY LONDON 75 1 POWRFLITE FLOWER SCRUBBER 42 1 LOT 2 BUDWEISER CAPS 76 1 CLARK ONCORE FLOOR POLISHER 43 1 CHINESE DRAGON STATUE 77 1 LASER FAX MACHINE SIGNED AND NUMBERED PRINT "DRILLING 44 1 78 1 LOT 6 LAPTOPS & TABLETS IN THE GULF" 45 1 BLUES HARMONICA 79 1 LOT 5 LAPTOPS 46 1 GM BLANKET 80 1 LOT 4 LAPTOPS 47 1 MODEL SHIP 81 1 DELL LAPTOP WITH BAG 48 1 LOT 2 CANES 82 1 LOT 2 DOCKING STATIONS OIL PAINTING AUTUMN LANDSCAPE SIGNED 83 1 LOT 2 PROJECTION SCREENS 48A 1 BY M. KEETON 84 1 SECURITY SYSTEM 48B 1 OIL ON CANVAS WINDMILLS LOT SPEAKER, BROKEN NAIL GUN & 85 1 48C 1 FRAMED PRINT MOOUNTAIN STREAM RECROCATING SAW 49 1 HOVERBOARD 86 1 WOODEN DOUBLE BED 50 1 LOT 4 DOCKING STATIONS 87 1 DOUBLE SLIDING GLASS DOOR BOOKCASE 51 1 LOT LICENSE PLATES 88 1 WOOD & BRASS OVERSIZED OTTOMAN 52 1 LOT 4 KEYBOARDS 89 1 4 DRAWER CHEST BUN FEET 53 1 DRONE 90 1 WINGBACK CHAIR WITH CLAW FEET 54 1 UT JACKET XXL 91 2 ROLL AROUND CHAIRS 55 1 CAMO JACKET XXL 92 2 ROLL AROUND CHAIRS 56 1 BROWN JACKET WITH HOOD XXL 93 2 WOODEN SLAT BACK CHAIRS 57 1 LOT 2 DELL LAPTOPS 94 4 ARMCHAIRS (GRAY) LOT ANNIVERSARY PLATE & GLASS 95 1 LOT 5 SECREATARIAL CHAIRS 58 1 PICTURE 96 1 LOT WOODEN DOOR & MARKERBOARD 59 1 LOT ELECTRONICS 97 1 4 DRAWER METAL FILE CABINET 60 1 LOT 5 PICTURES 98 1 LOT 2 CHAIRS 61 1 VOID LOT 2 STACKING CHAIRS & WOODEN 98A 1 62 1 NINTENDO SWITCH CABINET 63 1 NINTENDO SWITCH 99 1 LOT OTTOMAN, COFFEE TABLE & MISC 64 1 POWER BANK 100 1 ARMCHAIR 65 1 COWIN HEADPHONES 101 1 ANTIQUE SAFE - LOCKED OPEN 66 1 SONY NOISE CANCELING HEADPHONES 102 1 SONY TV - WORKING 67 1 MICROSOFT SURFACE HEADPHONES (NIB) 103 1 LARGE MAHOGANY CONFERENCE TABLE LOT BOSE HEADPHONES, APPLE IPOD, 104 1 WOODEN ENTERTAIN CENTER 68 1 ROYAL
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