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| FEATURE PAGES & AUCTIONS - A Little Alexander's Auction House History |
Alexander's Auction Traditions
Looking back to the old days is always fun especially for us. We
were a real American Family Antique Auction company that did
everything together from one place for 39 years. Yes, we were
headquartered from that same old place for that many years.
And yes, it was great.
The 4th of July was always special to us all and us being old
fashioned in our ways was a real part of the celebrations that
everyone, including our customers really enjoyed. We loved
cooking, selling, trading, making signs for the road and greeting
folks as they entered into the parking lot. It was all great.
The biggest auctions of the year were always the January 10th
sale, July the 4th and Thanksgiving or Christmas or both. These
were big events and everyone made things happen, had fun,
earned money and ate well.
Looking back to the old days is always fun especially for us. We
were a real American Family Antique Auction company that did
everything together from one place for 39 years. Yes, we were
headquartered from that same old place for that many years.
And yes, it was great.
The 4th of July was always special to us all and us being old
fashioned in our ways was a real part of the celebrations that
everyone, including our customers really enjoyed. We loved
cooking, selling, trading, making signs for the road and greeting
folks as they entered into the parking lot. It was all great.
The biggest auctions of the year were always the January 10th
sale, July the 4th and Thanksgiving or Christmas or both. These
were big events and everyone made things happen, had fun,
earned money and ate well.
| Historical Look Backs "Alexander's Auction House" in July for 39 Years |
Alexander's in July - Late 80' at Alexander's ~ Lester &
Greg Alexander - Click Here to go to the POD page
Greg Alexander - Click Here to go to the POD page
Alexander's in July - Late 80' at Alexander's ~ Lester & Greg Alexander
HISTORIC FACT
Long before the
actual closing of
Alexander's
Auction House
(the facility), an
auction now
know as The
BIG SELLOUT,
was held in the
auction barn.
These photos
were taken
many years ago
and are great.
They let you see
the life and the
sale excitement.
Long before the
actual closing of
Alexander's
Auction House
(the facility), an
auction now
know as The
BIG SELLOUT,
was held in the
auction barn.
These photos
were taken
many years ago
and are great.
They let you see
the life and the
sale excitement.
HISTORIC FACT
Long before the actual
closing of Alexander's
Auction House (the facility),
an auction now know as
"The BIG SELLOUT", was
held in the auction barn.
These photos were taken
many years ago and are
great. They let you see the
life and the sale excitement.
Long before the actual
closing of Alexander's
Auction House (the facility),
an auction now know as
"The BIG SELLOUT", was
held in the auction barn.
These photos were taken
many years ago and are
great. They let you see the
life and the sale excitement.