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Published Every Other Friday ~ Next Issue: May 24, 2013 MAY 10, 2013VOLUME 9, ISSUE 183

Rare working Apple-1 to go on auction block this monthA working Apple-1 from 1976 is ex-pected to fetch nearly $400,000 laterthis month.

An operational Apple-1 will go on theauction block later this month, andthe rare computer is expected tofetch as much as $392,000.

The 37-year-old machine -- thoughtto be one of only six in working con-dition -- is expected to sell for be-tween $261,000 and $392,000 at thecurrent exchange rate, according toGerman auctioneer Breker, which isconducting the sale. As impressiveas that range may sound, it's far offthe record mark of $640,000 set lastDecember for Apple's first productioncomputer.

Constructed in 1976, the Apple-1 isone of only 200 produced. Britishauction house Sotheby's estimatesthat only 50 still exist.

In a time when most personal com-puters were sold as self-assemblykits, the Apple-1 broke new groundas the first personal computer soldwith a fully assembled motherboard.However, at a retail price of $666.66,the Apple-1 didn't include a casing,power supply, keyboard, or monitor.A cassette storage option could bepurchased for an additional $72.

The lot up for auction on May 25 in-cludes the original owner's manualas well as a letter signed by SteveJobs to original owner Fred Hatfield

in which the late Apple co-founderoffers to exchange the Apple-1 foran Apple 4K II for an additional $400.The back of the circuit board also

bears the "Woz" mark of Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, who builtthe Apple-1 in Jobs' parents' garage.

Thought to be one of only six operational original Apple computers in exis-tence, the Apple-1 is expected to fetch as much as $392,000.

Corked Mickey Mantle bat hits the auctionblockNew York Post ~ Sayit ain’t so, Mickey.

A corked bat report-edly swung by Yan-kees legend MickeyMantle is hitting theauction block – theMick’s first knowndoctored bat.

Grey Flannel Auctions is auctioning theHillerich & Bradsby Co. bat, which wasstudied by PSA/DNA authenticator JohnTaube. Taube noticed alterations at thetop of the bat’s barrel, and X-raysshowed that the barrel had been drilledand filled with cork.

“This is the first corked bat of Mantle thatwe have seen or heard of,” Taube wrotein his report.

Part of the bat’shandle is coated inpine tar, a charac-teristic seen onother Mantle batsfrom the 1960s.Mantle isn’t alone inswinging a doctoredbat. Players have

been known to add cork and othersubstances to bats to improve swingspeed, all in hopes of adding extrapower to their swings.

Mantle slugged 536 home runs dur-ing his Hall of Fame career with theYankees, helping the team winseven World Series championships.

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1 cup unsalted butter, room temperature1 cup granulated white sugar4 large eggs1 teaspoon pure vanilla extractZest of 1 large lemon2 cups all purpose flour2 teaspoons baking powder1/4 teaspoon salt1/4 cup fresh lemon juiceIcing:1 cup confectioners' (powdered or icing) sugar,sifted2 tablespoons fresh lemon juicePreheat oven to 350 degrees F and place rackin the center of the oven. Butter, or spray witha nonstick spray, a 9 inch springform pan andthen line the bottom of the pan with parchmentpaper. Set aside.In the bowl of your electric mixer, with the pad-dle attachment, cream the butter and sugaruntil light and fluffy and pale in color (about 3minutes). Add the eggs, one at a time, mixingwell after each addition. Beat in the vanilla ex-tract and lemon zest. Sift together the flour,baking powder and salt and then add to thebatter along with the lemon juice. Mix only untilincorporated.

Pour the batterinto the pre-pared pan,smoothing thetop with an off-set spatula.Bake about 45minutes, or untila toothpick in-serted in thecenter comesout clean. Place on a wire rack to cool, thengently remove the sides of the pan.

For the icing, combine the sifted confection-ers' sugar with the 2 tablespoons lemon juice.(You want the icing to be thicker than a glazebut still thin enough that it will just run over thesides of the cake. If not the right consistencyadd more lemon juice or powdered sugar, ac-cordingly.) Frost the top of the cake, allowingthe icing to drip down the sides. Let the icingset before covering. Makes one - 9 inch cake.

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Elle’s KitchenBlue Cheese Burgers

Place the patties on the clean, well-oiled grillgrate. Grill the burgers for about 5 minutes perside. Do not press down on the burgers whilecooking.

If you don't have a grill, you can use a grill panor a cast iron frying pan for the burgers.

1 pound ground beef 1 Tbsp Dijon mustard2 cloves minced garlic2 green onions, chopped1/2 cup crumbled blue cheese1 eggSalt and freshly ground black pepper

Put ground beef, mustard, garlic, onions, bluecheese, and egg into a large bowl. Use yourhands to gently mix the ingredients togetheruntil just incorporated. Do not over-mix.Shape into patties, about 1/2 inch thick andlarger than your bun. Chill until you are readyto cook.

Prepare charcoal or gas grill for cooking overhigh direct heat. Using tongs and a folded uppaper towel dipped in vegetable oil, oil the grillgrates. Make sure grill is hot and well oiled be-fore laying down the patties. Season pattieswith salt and pepper.

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SUMNER COUNT Y – HENDERSONVILLE

Any Announcement Made Day of Sale Takes Precendence Over Any Printed Advertising

GALLATIN – 317 PATTERSON DRIVE

CHARMING 3-BEDROOM 2-BATH ALL BRICK HOUSE ON LARGE CHOICE CORNER LOT (APPROX. 150’ X 150’) 2 CARPORTS– DETACHED SHOP

BUILDING - FENCED YARD – ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - TOOLS THE JULIA IRENE OGLESBY COOK PROPERTY

$25.00FREEMONEY

REFERRING AGENT: Karen Armstrong

AUCTION AGENTS:Gene Carman and

Lloyd Andrews, 452-5341

LOCATED: At 317 Patterson Drive, Gallatin, TN. Directions from the Gal-latin Square: Take Hwy. 25E (Hartsville Pike), turn left on Center, right onOleander, house is at the corner of Oleander and Patterson, see auction signsposted. REAL ESTATE: Consists of a super nice 3-bedroom ranch brick house thatfeatures approx. 1885 sq. ft., huge den/kitchen/dining area combined withgas ventless brick fireplace with blower, kitchen has beautiful oak cabinets complete with stove,new cooktop, dishwasher, trash compactor and disposal, formal living room, spacious utilityroom, 2 full ceramic tile baths, screened front porch, 2 carports, fenced yard, huge detachedstorage/shop building, and paved drive. Also has carpet, tile and hardwood flooring, CH&A (heatpump), vertical blinds, ceiling fans, handicap accessible, and beautifully landscaped lawn. This oneis a jewel!!!! ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Grandfather clock, mantle clocks, 4-pc. cherry BR suite, 3-pcmaple BR suite, 3 sectional cherry TV cabinet, Goose neck rocker, glider rocker, couch, dining tableand chairs, ladder-back chairs, pictures and frames, mirrors, lamps and floor lamps, silk tree, cherrysofa and end tables, wing-back chairs, desks, TV’s (Toshiba, Magnavox, and Truetech), cherry TVstand, bed, sewing machine, vacuum, shredder, dishes (glasses, cups & saucers, platters, punch bowlset), corningware, tupperware, cookware, china (Imperial and Crown Ming), ironstone dishes, sil-verware, silverware chest, utensils, Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerator with ice & water in door,Frigidaire refrigerator, Kitchenaid washer, Roper dryer, GE microwave, coffee maker, blender, mixer,popcorn popper, crock pot, towels and linens (table cloths, bedding, quilt, and afghans), bookcase,books, figurines, comb & brush sets, record player, candle holder, fan, doll, clothes rack, trunk,wardrobe, croquet set, heaters, childs rocker, and lots lots more.TOOLS: John Deere mower wagon, MTD 5hp chipper/shredder, air compressor, shop vac, blower, tree edger, saws, all types of handtools (shovels, racks, tree edger, hole digger, pitch fork, etc.), vise, extension cords, saw horses, Briggs and Straton 8 hp motor, Crafts-man saw, drill bits, ladder and much more.FOR FREE BROCHURE, CALL (615) 452-5341 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.CARMANREALESTATE.COM

NOTE FROM AGENT: This home is neat and clean. It has been updated and shows outstanding!! Ms. Cook has kept everything ingood condition. Property is in a great location. Property is selling absolute so come and buy at your price!!!! We also have lots of gooditems to sell, so don’t miss this sale! Come spend the day and bring a friend!!! TERMS: 20% down day of sale, remaining balance with deed(s); or terms available through the Citizens Bank in Gallatin to qualifiedbuyers. Contact Randall Carter at (615) 206-1748 for details. Personal Property: Cash or good check. SELLER: Julia Irene Oglesby CookREASON FOR SELLING: Ms. Cook is no longer able to continue housekeeping and has relocated to be with her daughter.

SATURDAY, MAY 18 @ 10 A.M.

THE FLANARY ESTATE

ABSOLUTE AUCTION

MAY 18th @ 10:00 A.M.

123 BAY DRIVE-HENDERSONVILLE TN

THE GARY COPAS ESTATE

MAY 25th @ 9:00 A.M.

AUCTION TO BE HELD AT GREEN FOREST

EQUIPMENT SALES BUILDING

16580 CLAY COUNTY HWY (HWY 52)

HERMITAGE SPRINGS TNDIRECTI0NS: From Hendersonville Take Hwy 31-E Gallatin

Rd Turn on country Club Drive Then Turn Left Onto Bay Drive

to Auction Site. Signs Posted.

DIRECTI0NS: From I-65 Exit 117-Hwy 52 East-46 Miles to

Auction Site. I-40 Exit 280-Hwy 56-15 Miles to Hwy 53N to

Gainsboro Tn-17 Miles to Hwy 52W to Auction Site. Signs

Posted.

Terms & Conditions: All Bidders Must Register With Photo I.D. Payment in Full With Cash, or Check Day of Auction. “10% BUYERS PREMIUM ON PERSONAL PROPERTY”. All Personal Property SOLD AS IS WHERE IS With No Warranty Expressed or Implied. All Announcements Made Day of Auction Take Precedence Over All Advertisements. Sellers Nor Agent Responsible For Accidents.

Terms & Conditions: “NO BUYERS PREMIUM” All Bidders Must Register With Photo I.D. Payment in Full With Cash or Check Day of Auction. All Personal Property SOLD AS IS WHERE IS With No Warranty Expressed or Implied. All Announcements Made Day of Auction Take Precedence Over All Advertisements. Sellers Nor Agent Responsible For Accidents.

UPCOMING AUCTIONS

PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS:FRUNITURE-VA PRESS CUPBOARD (ONLY 2 KNOWN LEFT) PICTURED

IN AMERICAN FURNITURE BOOK~BURNSWICK ANTIQUE SALOON

BAR~SECRETARY W /2 DOORS~CORNER CABINET~OAK

BUFFET/SERVER W/MIRROR~MARBLETOP SERVER~PRIMITIVE TIN

PUNCH PIE SAFE~CHINA CABINET~CHINA CABINET W/LEADED GLASS

DORRS~ORIENTIAL HAN CARVED BUFFET~SOW BELLY KITCHEN

CABINET~GERMAN HUNTBOARD CUPBOARD (LATE 1800’S HAND

CARVED PILGRIM)~EARLY DRY SINK~OAK MURPHY BED~EASTLAKE

FAINTING COUCH (MAKES FULL SIZE BED)~DROP FRONT

SECRETARY~OAK HAND CARVED SIDEBOARD ETAGRE

“1910”~CARVED ROCKING CHAIR~PLANTATION DESK~GEORGE &

MARTHA TABLE~WISHINGBONE DRESSER~VICTORIAN CARVED

GOSSIP BENCH~OAK SQUARETOP TABLE~OAK BOW FRONT CHINA

CABINET~HAND CARVED FULL GRIFFIN FIRESIDE CHAIR~MAHOGANY

BEADED PLANTATION STEPBACK CUPBOARD~MAHOGANY

MARBLETOP PARLOR TABLE~ORGAN~MANTLE~VINTAGE PAINTED

WARDROBE~HAND CARVED SERVER~(2) HAND CARVED HALF TESTER

TWIN BEDS~PLANTATION CLOCK W/GLASS DOORS~CANE BOTTOM

CHAIRS~MISSION STYLE VANITY W/MARBLE SINK~LG OAK ROCKER

W/CLAW FEET~GRANDFATHER CLOCK W/REVOLUTIONARY WAR

SCENE COLLECTIBLES-LG FRENCH SERVER VASE~DETECT-O-GRAM

SCALES~MASONIC BALLOT BOX W/WHITE & BLACK BALLS~MAJOLICA

SHIP 1800S (WALRUS,BEARS,CANONS,TORTOISE FINISH)~BROAD

AXE~1874 GERMAN LITHOGRAPH BIBLE~JUMBO PEANUT BUTTER

JARS~WOOD SUGAR BUCKET~1910 JUMEAR UNIS DOLL~MILK

BOTTLES~SPEA JARS (1 GAL,QUART,PINT)~SPEA U-SAV-IT JAR

GLASSWARE-LG ASSORTMENT CARNIVAL GLASS~LG ASSORTMENT

DEPRESSION GLASS~LG ASSORTMENT IRIS PATTERN GLASS~LG

ASSORTMENT MILK GLASS~COURIER & IVES CHAMBER POT~HANDY

OIL LAMP (PRESSUREIZED)~TIFFANY STYLE LAMP~STAFFORDSHIRE

DISHES POTTERY,STATUES & MISC-ROSEVILLE POTTERY 1930’S

GREEN PINECONE JARDINIERE & PEDESTAL~ROSEVILLE POTTERY

1930’S BLUE PINECONE JARDINIERE & PEDESTAL~A. SANTURA

SIGNED MARBLE STATUE ROMAN LADY~ROSEVILLE VASES~HULL

VASES~LG 16TH CENTURY URN~MUCH MUCH MORE!

THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST. YOU WILL FIND THIS

AUCTION TO BE MUCH LARGER THAN ADVERTISED.

2 AUCTIONEERS WILL BE RUNNING.

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PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS: VEHICLE & TRAILER-2004 CHEVY 2500HD CREWCAB DURAMAX 4X4,LT BED COVER,LEATHER,92,000 MILES~12’ HERCULES ENCLOSED TRAILER TOOLS-DELTA SIDE MOUNT TOOLBOX~HAND TOOLS~STIHL TS 400 CONCRETE SAW~STIHL TS 460 CONCRETE SAW~STIHL TS 510 CONCRETE SAW~K700 CONCRETE SAW~HOMELITE CHAINSAW~LINCOLN 225 WELDER~WELDING RODS~INGERSOLL RAND PORTABLE E L E C T R I C A I R C O M P R E S S O R ~ H O N D A E G 3 5 0 0 GENERATOR~METAL SHOP TABLE W/VISE~MAKITA INDUSTRIAL CONCRETE HAMMER DRILL~DEWALT INDUSTRIAL CONCRETE HAMMER DRILL~DAYTON 230 AMP WELDER~TORCH SET~TROYBILT REAR TINE TILLER~ULTRA SHARPENING SYSTEM~AIR TOOLS~DRILL PRESS~PIPE THREADER~CHOP S A W ~ S A N D B L A S T K I T ~ J A C K S TA N D S ~ B AT T E R Y CHARGER~SPRAYER ON WHEELS~YARDMAN 5HP C H I P P E R ~ H U S Q V A R N A L E A F B L O W E R ~ S H O P L I G H T S ~ E L E C T R I A L S U P P L I E S ~ P L U M B I N G SUPPLIES~CLAMPS~BENCH VISES~BENCH GRINDER~ROTO ZIP SPIRAL SAW SYSTEM~BENCHTOP WOOD LATHE~REESE H I T C H ~ M I T R E S A W T A B L E ~ S T I H L F S 7 6 WEEDEATER~ALUMINUM RAMPSMCCLANE GAS POWER EDGER~EXTENSION CORDS~OIL CANS~3PT HITCH ROTARY CUTTER FURNITURE & MISC ITEMS-DINING TABLE W/4 CHAIRS~CHINA HUTCH~(4) LADDER BACK CHAIRS~CANE BACK CHAIRS~WING BACK CHAIRS~END TABLES~LAMPS~(2) ORIENTAL CHAIRS~ORIENTAL COFFEE TABLE~ORIENTAL SETTE~LEATHER RECLINER~(2) TWIN BEDS~WALNUT CHEST OF DRAWERS~WALNUT DRESSER W/MIRROR~NIGHT STAND~COMPUTER DESK~CORNER CABINET~OAK BOOK CASES~OAK DESK~(2) OAK FILE CABINETS~OAK ROCKING CHAIR~STEREO SYSTEM~FLOOR LAMPS~MAGNAVOX TV~ENTERTAINMENT CENTER~FRAMED PICTURE OF WORLD TRADE CENTER~JAZZY 1121 MOBILE CHAIR~LG TROMM FRONTLOAD WASHER & DRYER~SALON CHAIRS~HAIR DRYERS~MANICURE TABLE~FISHING REELS~SPACE H E A T E R ~ D Y N A M O S C O O T E R ~ C O I N C A N D Y MACHINES~TROLLING MOTOR~WORK STOOLS~GLASS FRONT DISPLAY~SET OF WHITE/GOLD RING CHINA~(12) BRASS GOBLETS~SET OF GOLD PLATED DINNERWARE~ELECTRIC SKILLET~COFFEE MAKER~GRANITE ROASTER~CAST IRON SKILLETS~PINK DEPRESSION GLASS~CAST IRON CORNBREAD SKILLETS~MUCH MUCH MORE!

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RM Auctions sold a 1967 Toyota 2000 GT for nearly $1.2 million.1967 2000 GT Is Now the Most Expensive Toyota in Historytechnologically

advanced car for its age, the 2000 GT featured a dual overhead cam 2-liter

in-line 6-cylinder engine, fed by three Solex 2-barrel carburetors. It produced

150 horsepower at 7,000 r.p.m., and the engine was mated to a 5-speed man-

ual overdrive transmission.

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David Allen, Auctioneer #5600Music City Auction TN FL 4976

FRIDAY, MAY 17TH AT 6:00 PM

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Property from the late Mrs. Nat King Colewill be sold May 18-19(MELBOURNE, Fla.) – “Unforget-table, that’s what you are�” is a linefrom a classic song by Nat KingCole, and unforgettable is what the’upcoming two-day sale of propertyfrom the late Mrs. Nat King Cole isshaping up to be. The event will beheld the weekend of May 18-19 at600 East New Haven Avenue in Mel-bourne.

“This promises to be an amazingand eclectic two-day sale,” saidLloyd Matheson of Matheson’s Auc-tions. “The range of antiques and artto be offered is truly grand.” To makethe sale even better, Matheson’s, inconjunction with United AppraisalGroup of Miami, will also offer selectproperty from four prominent SouthFlorida estates. Start times bothdays are 11 a.m.

Heading up a wonderful selection ofEuropean, American and Asian fur-niture will be a monumental 9 ½ foottall 18th century inlaid secretary,which was the focal point of the livingroom in the Coles’ Florida estate. Itis expected to realize $10,000-$15,000. Also sold will be a lovelyperiod Georgian mahogany break-front measuring 7 feet by 8 feet (est.$15,000-$20,000).

Many other pieces of Asian furnitureare profusely carved and inlaid withmother of pearl. Decorative pieceswill feature a pair of palace-sized19th century rose medallion vases,24 inches tall each (est. $3,000-$5,000). Bidders will also be treatedto numerous examples of fine an-tique china and glassware, estatejewelry, sterling silver, estate car-pets, fine art and sculptures.

The fine art category is dotted withsome of the foremost names in theindustry, starting with Pablo Picasso.

His 1950 Madoura ceramic plate, ti-tled Goat’s Head in Profile, meas-ures 10 ¼ inches in diameter, ishand numbered in black glaze(96/200). The original round/squareplate of white earthenware clayshows decorations under a partialglaze (est. $6,000-$8,000).

Also sold will be an original oil onboard by the renowned French artistHenri Baptiste Lebasque (1865-1937). The 10 ½ inch by 14 inchpainting depicts a young girl out-doors, wearing a hat in a colorful gar-den setting with flowers. It is signedlower right and is expected to fetch$25,000-$35,000. Lebasque was fa-mous as a painter who spread “joyand light” in his works.

Perhaps the top lot of the sale will goto an oil on canvas portrait ofEleanor Slater, the granddaughter ofSamuel Slater, known as the Fatherof the Industrial Revolution. The por-trait, by American artist Robert(Henry Cozad) Henri (1865-1929), issigned and dated (1911) on thelower right and measures 31 inchesby 26 inches. It is expected to gavelfor $35,000-$45,000.

The estate jewelry pieces are daz-zling, and are made up of over 50lots, featuring: a 14kt yellow gold di-amond, emerald and sapphire foliatepin with a total gross weight of 32dwt. (est. $2,000-$3,000); and a 14ktyellow gold diamond, emerald andsapphire cocktail ring with a totalgross weight of 17.30 dwt. (est.$1,200-$1,800). Other rings, neck-laces, brooches, pins and earringswill also be offered.

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145.98 Acres

Selling In Tracts

SATURDAY, MAY 25th @ 10:01 AM - 2710 Bristow Rd., Columbia, TN

Estate of Frances G. & John L. Hardison

Field Day & Open House • Sunday, May 19th 2:00 P.M. - 4 P.M.DIRECTIONS: From Columbia, take Hwy. 50 East across I-65 left on Bristow

Road. From Nashville, take I-65 South to Hwy. 50 Exit 37. Lefton Hwy. 50 across I-65 left on Bristow Rd. Sale 1/2 Mile.

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is a very good cattle farm with lots ofwater, 3 ponds, creek, good pasture, mature trees, barn & paved

road frontage on both sides of the road. Over 3,000feet of road frontage. Good marketable timber hav-

ing been professionally checked at approximately $125,000in value. Tracts ranging from 4 acres to 30 acres in size. Sometracts are open with pasture, some have a mixture of trees and

pasture and some all wooded with timber.

TERMS: 10% down day of sale, balance within 30 days. Taxes prorated.

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Kobe Bryant, mom feud over N.J.auctionLakers star trying to block planned June sale of memora-bilia initiated by Pamela Bryant

Jim Walsh, The (Cherry Hill, N.J.)Courier-Post ~ WEST BERLIN, N.J. --A South Jersey sports-collectibles firm isat the center of a family fight betweenbasketball star Kobe Bryant and hismother.

Goldin Auctions of West Berlin wants tosell more than 100 items from the LosAngeles Lakers' pro career and his daysas a high school player in suburbanPhiladelphia. The keepsakes — includ-ing uniforms, rings and trophies — wouldbe offered on consignment for PamelaBryant, the athlete's mother.

But Kobe Bryantis trying to blockthe plannedJune auction, in-sisting he ownsthe memorabilia.The disputemoved to a fed-eral court inCamden Thurs-day, when an at-torney for theauction houserequested acourt order to allow the sale.The filing noted Goldin Auctions alreadyhas paid a $450,000 advance to PamelaBryant, who wanted to buy a new homein Nevada.

If a judge approves the sale, bidderscould compete for shorts, jerseys, jack-ets and varsity letters that Bryant woreat Lower Merion High School in Ard-more, Pa. They could vie for NBA All-Star and Championship rings, a 1996Gatorade National Player award and a1992 Sonny Hill League Future StarsChampion Trophy.

The lineup also would include a teamjersey from Bryant's childhood in Italy,which is described as "the earliestknown Kobe Bryant game-worn jerseyever offered at auction." Bryant lived in

Italy when his father, Joe, a formerPhiladelphia 76er, played professionalbasketball there.

Pamela Bryant contends the collectibleshave been in her possession for at least15 years, a court filing says. It adds shestored the items in West Berlin over thepast five years at a cost of $1,500 permonth.

According to the filing, Pamela Bryant"indicated her son gave these items toher, stating 'Here Mom, these are foryou.' "

The athlete'sattorney sees itdifferently."Mr. Bryant'spersonal prop-erty has endedup in the pos-session ofsomeone whodoes not law-fully own it,"asserted MarkCampbell ofLoeb & Loeb in

Los Angeles.

Goldin's attorney, Jeffrey Cohen ofCherry Hill, N.J., could not be reached.According to the lawsuit, Kobe Bryant'sattorneys contacted Goldin AuctionsTuesday, the same day the planned auc-tion was announced. Their cease-and-desist letter insisted the auction becanceled and the items returned to theplayer.

In seeking an injunction against KobeBryant, Goldin's attorney cited the po-tential loss of the advance payment toBryant's mother, as well as the loss of a20 percent commission on auction sales.The filing also noted Pamela Bryant stillhas some 900 items from her son's ca-reer with an estimated value of $1.5 mil-lion.

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Two never-before-seen Bob Dylan lyricsheets are hitting the auction block.

The legendary singer typed up the

lyrics to Go Away You Bomb and I

Want That Bomb in 1963 for Izzy

Young, who

owned the

F o l k l o r e

Center in

Greenwich

Village in

New York

City.

Speaking to

R o l l i n g

Stone maga-

zine, Young

explains, "I

asked every-

one I knew to write a song about the

nuclear bomb. Bob Dylan came in lit-

erally the next day and handed these

to me."

Young, who moved to Sweden in the

1970s, has kept the anti-nuclear

bomb songs in his private collection

for 50 years, but he is now selling

the sheets off to help cover costs forthe Folklore Centrum store he runsin Stockholm.

He adds,"My daugh-ter, who is39, came tome and said,'Papa, I'msick of yousurviving bym i r a c l e s . 'You have tosell that BobDylan song.'She con-vinced me Ihad to, and

she moved it to a bank vault for me.It's going to be the first time in my lifeI'll have real money."

The lyrics are expected to pull in asmuch as $56,000 (£35,000) whenthey go under the hammer atChristie's auction house in Londonnext month (Jun13).

Gandhi’s personal items,letters up for auction

An auction ofM a h a t m aGandhi’s per-sonal effectsand docu-ments willtake place inLudlow, U.K.,later thismonth. Up forsale are arti-cles that be-longed to the Father of the Nationwhen he was recovering from illnessat Juhu in 1924, including his per-sonal prayerbeads, shawl madefrom linen thread that he spun him-self, bed sheet, personal bowl withfork and spoon, drinking cup andivory-carved ‘Three Wise Monkeys’that he owned.

The sale takes place on May 21 dur-ing the next Mullock’s Auction of im-portant historical documents at theLudlow Racecourse.

Gandhi’s will and power of attorney,which he wrote in 1921, and a seriesof important letters are also up forauction. One of these, written in1937 settles a highly controversialdispute, which was then taking placewithin the Indian National Congress.There are also original portraits andphotographs of Gandhi, some ofwhich have been personally signedby him.

“This is unquestionably one of themost important sales relating to In-dian history to be staged in recentyears,” commented Mullock’s Histor-ical Documents Expert, RichardWestwood-Brookes. “We are offer-ing many highly important andunique items and we are expectingstrong interest from around theworld,” he said.