Saturday, February 23 - 11:00 AM CST (Live Only Bidding)
ABSOLUTE AUCTION Saturday, February 23 - 11:00 AM 1821 Lawton Road, Selmer, TN 38375 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 1,629 +/- Sq Ft Home on .89 +/- Acre * Detached Carport * Paved Driveway * Fenced Back Yard * 20 X 30 Garage/Shop Building The auction will take place rain or shine at Kennedy's Auction Service's Gallery located at 4872 Hwy 64 East, Selmer, TN 38375.

Saturday, February 23 - 10:00 AM CST (LIVE ONLY)
This live only absolute auction includes items from the Estates of Jo Maxwell Jones (Savannah, TN) & Nellie Jarnagin (Guys, TN) & The living estates of Janice Browder (Lawton, TN), Amelia Dickey (Selmer, TN), Lloyd & Barbara Tennyson (Selmer, TN) & Wyatt Wilkinson (Somerville, TN).

Bidding Begins to End - Thursday, January 31, 2019 at 2:00 PM CST. (See Individual Items for Exact Closing Times).
This online only auction includes items from the Estate of Patrick Irvin Plemons of Memphis, Tennessee. Obituary from the Commercial Appeal: Pat Plemons passed away Monday at St. Francis hospital in Bartlett. Born July 30, 1938 in Memphis with a broken neck, Pat was not expected to live long; the doctors first giving him 6 years, then 12 years, then 18, before finally giving up on such predictions. Never was there a man with a more valid excuse to be idle and consumed by his physical shortcomings, but Pat had no time for such foolish notions. After working two years at Jim's Model Train Shop, Pat decided to open his own business at just 22 years old. Hobbies of Memphis opened in May 1960 and was a foundation of the Memphis community until the day it closed in Aug 1989. And while running a full time business might be challenging to you or me, Pat filled every moment with a hundred other things. The Hobby shop was a place that brought in young and old, rich and poor, and gave Pat a chance to teach kids to be proper business men while helping them work through challenges in their own lives. In 1974 Pat started "Sentimental Journeys Inc." for the purpose of raising funds for LeBonheur Children's Hospital. SJI ran excursion trains with steam locomotives on an annual basis until 1986, giving thousands of children the chance to see and feel "the steam train experience," while also giving some of the older people the chance to relive the glory days of steam. For his efforts, Pat was awarded the LeBonheur Concerned Children's Award, at the time only the 2nd such award to be given out. Around 1980, Pat founded the nonprofit Memphis Transportation Museum for the preservation and restoration of historic trains, planes, and vehicles. Throughout its span, MTM maintained up to 8 fully operational railcars (which at the time was the second largest fleet in the nation, Amtrak being number one), a 1928 White Taxi, a GP7 diesel locomotive, and was the curator of the Memphis Belle. Several of those railcars resided in Collierville for many years, before returning to active service with other private railroads, along with the #1351 Frisco steam locomotive which is still there, Pat having worked out a deal with Mayor Herman Cox to house the trains there. Pat also led a successful campaign to have the trolley cars returned to downtown Memphis, something he was very proud of. Pat was an avid reader and historian, having read thousands of books, but most of all he loved people. He saw in us the things we could become if we applied ourselves, even if we didn't realize it. There is a theory that any person in the world is no more than 5 people disconnected from anyone else. That is to say that you may not know the president, but a friend of a friend of a friend may know him. I don't know if it's true, but I know that I was only ever one person away from anyone by knowing Pat. Pat met two presidents, knew numerous Senators and congressmen, business leaders from all over the country, and hundreds of other people including: Elvis, Johnny Cash, Fred Smith, Col. Robert Morgan (pilot Memphis Belle), Margaret Polk (the Memphis Belle!). Pat taught me that absolutely nothing is out of reach to those willing to work for their dreams. But equally important, those who sacrifice to enrich the lives of others will never be left wanting for friends.

Friday, November 30 - 10:00 AM CST (Live Only Bidding) Saturday, December 1 - 10:00 AM CST (Online/Live Bidding)
This auction includes items from the Estate of Jim Kirby Carlin, Selmer, TN & the Living Estates of Donna Henry, Michie, TN; Mike Jaeger, Moscow, TN; Wayne & Frances Bolton, Selmer, TN; Charles & Barbara Adams, West Memphis, AR; Katy Redmon, Selmer, TN; Bettye Steed, Henderson,TN; Judy Truex, Jackson, TN & James Mead, Jonesboro, AR. This two day auction is sure to have something for everyone.

Thursday, September 27 - 10:00 AM CST (Live & Online Bidding)
The gold and silver coin collection of James Mead absolute auction.

Thursday, August 9 - 2:00 PM - Online Only Bidding Begins to Close
This auction includes the lifetime Teddy Bear, Hallmark Ornament & Wheaton Bottle Collections of Sarah Barclay of Selmer, TN / Tupelo, MS.

Friday, August 3 - 10:00 AM (Live Bidding Only) Saturday, August 4 - 10:00 AM (Simulcast or Live/Online Bidding)
This two day auction has thousands of items from several estates across the Mid-South. You will not want to miss this huge auction event! More details coming soon!

Saturday, August 4 - 11:00 AM (Live, Online & Phone Bidding)
ABSOLUTE AUCTION Saturday, August 4 - 11:00 AM 4764 Hwy 142, Stantonville, TN 38379 3 Bedroom 3 Bath 2,031 +/- Sq. Ft. Home w/ Two Car Attached Carport on 3.11 +/- Beautifully Landscaped Acres The auction will take place at 4872 Hwy 64 E, Selmer, TN 38375

Saturday, June 2 - 10:00 AM C.S.T. (Live & Online Bidding)
Kennedy's Auction Service is pleased to announce our June 2 auction of one of Memphis, Tennessee, Central Garden District's finest estates. The Smith Family has downsized and chose to sell at absolute auction the many fine antiques that they have cherished for so many years. Many of the items were purchased originally from an auction conducted by Col. Sam Plough (brother of Abe Plough) in October of 1950. Part of the items in that auction had descended from John T. Frost (Owner of The American Biscuit Co.), who originally built the Old Barrett Home at the corner of Vance and Orleans. The auction was held for Mr. Hosmer Barrett, who was the sole surviving member of the family. Mr. Barrett was a retired Memphis financier and partner in E. F. Hutton & Co., New York, NY. The auction will include some of the finest R.J. Horner carved mahogany furniture ever made in America. Including one of the best highly carved examples of R.J. Horner's 9' 10.5" H. Grandfather clock in original finish with J.J. Elliott 9 Tube Movement. Several rare Japanese and Chinese antiques will be sold including a 19th Early 20th C. Xu Yunlin Dehua Guanyin Blanc De Chine Figure, Palatial Size Meiji Period Japanese Champleve Dragon Vase, 61.25" H., Etc. Another auction highlight would have to be the Tiffany Studios, New York, Tulip Lamp Shade 16" Diameter. Perhaps the most scarce and unusual item in the auction is a Circa 1811 Moravian Pottery Flask in the form of a Lady, 6" H. This auction is filled with Art, Bronze and Marble Sculptures, Fine Furniture and Decorations, Etc.

Saturday - March 24 - 9:00 AM - Live Auction Begins 10:00 AM - Live/Online Hundreds of Items will Be Sold to Live Bidders Only!
This auction includes a varieity of antiques, glassware, tools and furniture from the Estate of Recie Tull of Selmer, Tennessee and the Estate of R. A. Phillips of Adamsville, Tennessee.

Saturday, February 24 - 10:00 AM
This Auction Includes Antiques, Furntiure, Glassware, Tools, Etc. from the Mary Faye Stanfill Estate, Henderson, TN and the Living Estates of William Stanfill, Leland, MS; Linda Hamm, Selmer, TN; Paul Just, Saltillo, TN; Carol Grunkemeyer, Savannah, TN; Mark LaRue, Bethel Springs, TN and Tabitha Stevens, Ramer, TN.

Thursday, January 18 - 10:00 AM C.S.T.
This auction primarily includes coins from the collection of John Montague of Memphis, TN.

Friday, November 17 - 10:00 AM C.S.T. - Live/Online Lots 1-499 Saturday, November 18 - 10:00 AM C.S.T. - Live/Online Lots 500-999
This auction includes items from the Collection of Steve Caviness of Germantown, Tennessee, and the Jean R. Crouch Estate of Batesville, Arkansas.

Friday, September 29 - 10:00 AM - Live Onsite Bidding Only Saturday, September 30 - 10:00 AM - Simulcast (Live & Online Bidding)
This auction includes items mostly from the Living Estate of Neal & Penny Godwin of Guys, TN and the Estate of Ronnie Moore of Corinth, MS. The Godwins and Mr. Moore collected a wide variety of items include advertising, glassware, coins, pocket knives, furniture, etc.

Online Bidding Begins Thursday, August 24 - 2:00 PM Online Bidding Closes Thursday, August 31 - 2:00 PM
ONLINE ONLY ABSOLUTE AUCTION Online Bidding Begins - Thursday, August 24 - 2:00 PM Online Bidding Ends - Thursday August 31 - 2:00 PM Purdy Road & 276 Bethesda-Purdy Road, Selmer, TN 38375 Selling to Settle the Estate of Etta Kennedy - Owner Agent Parcel 1 - 3 Bedroom 1 Bath Brick Home w/ Carport on 1.893 +/- Acres 276 Bethesda-Purdy Road, Selmer, TN 38375 Home Shown by Appointment - Call 731-645-5001 Parcel 2 - 18 +/- Acres Mostly Tillable Farm Land Located at Railroad Street & Purdy Road, Selmer, TN 38375 KENNEDY'S AUCTION SERVICE 160 West Court Avenue, Selmer, TN 38375 731-645-5001 - 731-645-6357 - 731-610-3060 Firm #4834

Friday, August 18 - 1:00 p.m.
The Estate of Thomas Fulton Henley Sr. of Jackson, Tennessee, Toy Train Collection Absolute Unreserved Auction.

Saturday, June 17 - 9:00 A.M. C.S.T. - Live Auction Begins Saturday, June 17 - 10:00 A.M. C.S.T. - Simulcast Auction Begins
Multiple Estates Antiques Auction Including items from the Estates of Howard Johnson, Corinth, MS, Sarah Barclay, Tupelo, MS, Doug Blakely, Selmer, TN, Don Jamerson, Selmer, TN and items from the living estates of Bob & Linda Bird, Jackson, TN, Howell & Lottie Lovelace, Jackson, TN, Donna Wilkes, Savannah, TN, Walter Reeves, Selmer, TN, Majorie Schloesser, Adamsville, TN, and Norwood Jones, Jackson, TN. This is a very diversified auction with rare porcelains, 19th & 20th Century furniture, art, rare documents, quilts, glassware, railroad collectables, stained glass, advertising porcelain signs, tools, 1992 Ford F-250 and much more.

Thursday, May 18 - 10:00 a.m.
Kennedy's Auction Service is honored to sell the library and book collection of the Wilson family of Wilson, Arkansas. The town of Wilson, Arkansas, was owned and ran continuously by the Wilson family for the last 125 years. In 1886, Lee Wilson founded the town in the Southern part of his farming and logging operation. In 2010, the Wilson family sold what remained of their farming operation which at its peak consisted of 65,000 acres, homes and historic buildings. The Wilson book collection is composed of books descending from the collection of Lee Wilson and subsequent members of the Wilson family including Robert E. Lee Wilson Jr. and Robert E. Lee Wilson III, who were both graduates of Yale University.

Saturday, January 14 - 10:00 A.M. C.S.T.
Kennedy's Auction Service is honored to have been chosen by the family of the late David Reeder of Memphis, Tennessee, to sell his vast collection of antiques, jewelry, glass, silver, rugs, etc. All items sold in this auction sell at absolute unreserved auction regardless of price.

The Live onsite auction begins November 5 at 9:00 a.m. and the online segment of the auction will start at 11:00 a.m.
Kennedy's Auction Service is honored to have been chosen to sell the estate of Cecil Thompson of Jackson, TN. Mr. Thompson was originally from Wisconsin, where he worked for over 20 years at both General Motors and Chrysler. He worked 8 hour shifts at both plants 5 days a week. Mr. Thompson accumulated a variety of tools, equipment, shop tools, etc. in his lifetime, so come join us for this expansive auction that is sure to have something for everyone.