Payments for online auctions are Visa, M/C, American Express, Discover which incur a 5% upcharge plus a 10% Buyers Premium Resulting in a 15% buyers fee. Purchases requiring shipping must be arranged by calling 815-289-7904 and paid by credit card. 1. You must be registered in order to bid. 2. All items are sold 'As-is Where-is' with no guarantees of any kind. All sales are final and no returns are allowed for any reason. 3. All invoices must be paid in full 24 hours from end of auction. At the end of auction the credit card that you used to register your online account with will be charged. If for any reason payment is unable to be processed with this card you will be charged a $20.00 service fee and your account could be suspended. To reinstate your account, full payment for your outstanding invoice, a $20 service charge and any other applicable charges or fees must be paid. Credit Card is the only accepted method of payment. 4. Irene Auction LLC will not be held responsible for any inconsistencies in description announced or printed, therefore buyers are responsible for inspecting all items and deciding for themselves if the item they have seen is what they want to buy. By bidding on an item, it is assumed that the buyer is satisfied with said item even if online. 5. According to Federal Uniform Commercial Code (UCC 2-238) At the closing of each auction item there is a legal binding contract for the purchase of the item and the buyer shall be responsible for safeguarding their purchased items from the public such as during pick-up time. Irene Auction LLC recommends being on site as quickly as possible. 6. Buyers are responsible for the moving, packing, boxing and loading of all items purchased. This means providing your own truck, packing materials, boxes, bags, and labor/help to load your own vehicle. Irene Auction LLC cannot provide or insure assistance for loading of your items. 7.Irene Auction LLC staff reserve the right to bid on and purchase merchandise. 8. All items must be picked up at the specific times stated above per the Terms and Conditions. Unless you have made specific arrangements with Irene Auction LLC prior to conclusion of auction, there will be a $20 per day, per lot charge on any items not picked up in the allotted time frame. These fees will be charged to your credit card on file every day for 7 calendar days and after 7 calendar days, your items will be considered forfeited and may be sold again at a future sale or discarded based on Irene Auction LLC discretion. All storage fees will apply and be charged even if the items have been considered forfeited. 9. There is a 15% fee added to the hammer price of all lots online (includes 10% buyer premium & 5% credit card surcharge). 10. All of our online only auctions are conducted using staggered closing times. That means every minute a select number of lots will close. The closing of an item means it is a scheduled time that bidding should end on that particular lot. This auction is scheduled to close 6 items per minute. 11. All of our online only auctions are conducted using a soft close. This means even if an item is scheduled to close at a particular time, if someone places a bid in the last two minutes, two minutes will be added to the scheduled close time for that particular lot. The time extension will continue to occur every time a bid is placed until there are at least two minutes with no additional bids. 12. Auctioneer cannot, and will not, be held responsible for any interruption in service, errors, and/or omissions, caused by any means and does not guarantee continual, uninterrupted or error free service or use of the Site. Bidder acknowledges that this auction is conducted electronically and relies on hardware and software that may malfunction without warning. The Auctioneer, in its sole discretion, may void any sale, temporarily suspend bidding and re-sell any item/lots that were affected by any malfunction. 13. The decision of the Auctioneer is final. 14. The Auction Company also reverves the right to decline someone from bidding on an auction at the Auctioneers discretion. 15. The charge for loading equipment at pick up is $100.00 per hour with a minimum charge of 1 hour. 16. The Buyers Premuim is retained by Irene Auction Company. 17. All titles will be signed before receiving titled items. 18. Irene Auction Company will not be held responsible for breakage in shipped items. All packages are insured and buyer will be responsible for filing any claims with the carrier if breakage occurs. Pickup is 6/25/23 from 1PM to 3PM 26374 Clare Rd, Clare IL 60111 Unless shipping arrangements have been made in advance by Emailing Chris at cfreeman3160@gmail.com. There is a $5.00 Handling fee per shipment plus the cost of shippng. Shipping costs will also incur a 5% surcharge for credit cards. Early Pick up will be available. If you have a conflict with pick up call Chris at 815-289-7904. IF YOUR ITEMS ARE NOT PICKED UP WITHIN 2 DAYS OF PICK UP DATE, THEY WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SHIPPED TO YOU AT YOUR EXPENSE. If you request items be brought back to the auction house, there will be a $5.00 handling fee and will only be done if there is room and on a first serve basis. A $10.00 handling fee will be charged if pickup is missed and you request items be brought back after the fact for porch pick-up. Please use social distancing rules. Stay in your car if someone is already picking up items. Only one person picking up items at a time. You are responsible for supplying any tools, straps or any other items needed for transport. You are also responsible for loading your own items at pick up.

TOTMAN'S ONLINE AUCTION CLAIRE ILLINOIS VEHICLES: 1958 Ford grain truck with spreader box, has title and serial number is: F60L8G19278. 1966 Ford grain truck, has title and serial number is: F60CK858569. Both trucks are non-running, Ford tractor with bucket. ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Haig's Decanter and shot glasses A660R4, Bavaria creamer, mustache cup, vintage dolls, Willow Tree figurines, quilted table runner, quilts, Pyrex bowls-402/Red, 401/Blue, Green and Yellow-no numbers, Homer Laughlin Hotel white pitcher, Pottery bowl, Vita Boy potato chip tin, Charles Pretzel tin, Enamelware Blue pitcher, mini egg crate by Hen egg co. Hanson USA 25 lb scale from Chicago Il, Montgomery Ward family scale, Crock bowl, Brown Crock with lid, Goebel West Germany Hummels, Whiskey Crock jug, Oil lanterns, Graniteware berry bucket, milk cans, Fenton Uranium basket, Iron trivets, Dietz lantern, Raths large tin, DeKalb seed sack, cross stitch, embroidered picture, yard sticks, circular braided rug, vintage Crisco jar, vintage cleavers, Primitive scales, Primitive utensils, sad iron from Geneva IL, cobbler shoe forms, wooden ironing board, Crocks, 25 gallon Red Wing crock in excellent condition, Donald Chaplin milk can, Jim Beam train decanters, Sun Rubber squeaky Donald Duck soap dish, Samsonite luggage with key, wooden homemade tractor, old wooden Burowes Royal game and utility table, Tiny Tears doll, Old Metal Amsco doll high chair, bride doll, framed handkerchiefs, framed postcards, Howard Miller Westminister Chime Clock, pictures, Porcelain Bavarian dresser set, trinket/pill lidded dishes, women's leather lace-up shoes size 8, Vintage lace dress, Commode chair, doilies, hankies, 45 records, Kraft cheese box, Mink coat, Suede coat/fur coat, happy hour portable bar, corn dryers, wooden pulley, one Qt. "The Lawson Milk Co." Akron, O. milk bottle, Grease jar, school desks, Master Mix metal sign, insulators, metal gasoline cans, children's metal rocking chair, Northern Illinois Produce Inc. DeKalb, IL Banana Box, McDonald & Morrison MFG Co. pump, miscellaneous cheese boxes, Rinse station, Antique fire hose cart firefighting wagon, Pedal Pump griding wheels, wooden Jello boxes, vintage dollies from Thomas Keokuk, IA., scales, Miller High Life cooler, Coca Cola machine cooler, Maize nails wooden box, grain sifters, Climax Cast Iron cigar cutter, Corn box sheller, DeKalb Co. Farm Atlas and Business guide, NE pay phone, International toy 3588 tractor, railroad door seals, grain buckets and scoop, DeKalb Daily Chronicle clipboard, insulators, Chicago Great Western Railway? Co. Public notice, DeKalb seed bag, furnace grates, wooden dolly from Thomas Truck and Caster Co. Keokuk, IA, Warp's Window materials stand, Richard Petty plaque and Budweiser beer can, Paymaster checkwriter, sifter pans, Clare Implement Co. Calendar 1937, vintage Peters High Velocity Shell box, Barnes Texaco & Roberts Products thermometer picture from Sycamore, IL, Rock artifacts, antique wooden fishing lures, vintage cleaver, vintage knives, scale parts, grain probe marked Harry B. Olson 155 N Clark St. Chicago, IL, wooden yard sticks. HOUSEHOLD: Pendleton wool blanket, Rugs, wooden salad bowls, Chocolate Fountain. FURNITURE: Small children's rocker, Primitive China hutch, rocker, Secretary, 3- drawer dressers, Table with marble and glass ball claw feet, China cabinet, swivel piano stool with glass claw feet, kitchen table with 4 chairs, oak sewing table, side table, square chest, bookshelf, caned chair, commode dresser, wicker chair, 4-post full bed, 6-drawer dresser with mirror, 5-drawer dresser, Oak 4-drawer dressers, wrought iron-based lamp, needlepoint rocker, White French provincial bedroom furniture, quilt rack, Spindle table, Piano Bench, white wicker planter, white wicker chair, vanity table and stool, vintage table-no chairs. CAMERAS: Brownie Reflex camera Synchro Model Eastman Kodak Co., Brownie Holiday camera, Walz Flash Master. TOYS/DOLLS: Barbie furniture, doll clothes and case, My Little Pony's, My Little Pony carry case, Vintage Barbie clothes, Vintage Barbie Case, Barbie 1966 Mattel Philippines, Mattel 1966 China Barbie, Mattel Inc. 1967 Skipper doll, Mattel She Ra Action figure Peek-A-Blue figurine, Star Fairies doll, She Ra 1984 Princess of Powers action figurine, She Ra Entrapla action figurine, She Ra princess power of Mermista, Strawberry Shortcake "Lemon Meringue doll", Vintage 1984 Spikor Motu, Masters of the Universe Heman, 1984 Hordak, 1981 Soft Head Skeletor, 1984 Skikor, Prince Adam, 1983 Battle of Armor, 1982 Ram Man Series 1, 1992 Trend Masters Inc. Zooka Force Dino-Blaster, Fisher Price vintage airplane and people, Fisher Price Family Farm, Playmates 1984 Play world toys, Portable foose ball table. YARD: Small weed sprayer and garden tools, cement bird baths, gates, bird house, wrought iron gates, wheelbarrow, cultivator wheels, Stihl weed eater FS45, Stihl chain saw, live animal cages, Stihl Pole Saw 4T75, Black & Decker hedge trimmer, Bolen's 31cc 2-cycle Cultivator-turns over, wheelbarrow, hoses, yard ornaments, long-handled yard tools, aluminum ladder, wooden ladder, Red Brand defender 14- gauge round barbed wire, Akira gas BBQ grill. GARAGE/TOOLS: Chainsaw, dollies, Generac 3100 PSI max/2.7 GPM Max pressure washer, Come Along-Maasdam Pow-R-Pull, pulleys, Rigid Pipe cutter, alligator latches, craftsman sockets, Lawrence handles and misc, oil cans, door knobs, c- clamps, C Drew cats paw 277 tool, pic axes, Athol M&F Co. Vise, wooden bolt bin, skate wheel conveyor sections, nails, nail kegs, Protemp heater, Campbell Hausfeld quiet air pump, large collection of screws, nails, and miscellaneous hardware, DeWalt random orbit palm sander, great neck 5-piece impact driver-missing one piece, sockets, hand saws, Variable speed jig saw, hand planer, vintage tools, DeWalt handsaw with case, finishing sander and drill, DeWalt grinder, DeWalt battery, barrel pumps. MISCELLANEOUS: Sheet music-piano, Tucker Alarm Till 1880's cash register, Blue formal dress with matching purse, wooden sleds, combat helmet, Bear bow-no string, golf bag cart, golf balls, weights, AerVoid Thermal Liquid Carrier, grill for Ford tractor, 1979-1985 Ford Truck hub caps (4), 1969-1982 Chevrolet truck blazer 15 hubcap wheels (2), large BBQ Grills, animal water tank, stainless steel table, Hobart commercial meat saw, Hog rings, fuses, copper fittings, tiedown strap, Moultrie M-999i trail camera, LG hats, wooden school chairs, Steinlite Moisture tester, O'Haus scale and one pint dry container, Motomco Moisture meter, 410 Gauge Remington Express (must have foid card to buy), bailing twine, Grain Sweep 6-inch diameter & 118" long, homemade cooker out of a drum. ?