Duluth Living Estate ft. Tools, western items; Jewelry tools, beads +++

Join us as BidSells.com, in conjunction with Lynda Roth, The Fastidious OrgaNizer, LLC, conducts the living estate auction of Dr. Brooks Coleman, a man cherished by many for his boundless energy, enthusiasm, and dedication to public service.

With many personally collected autographs and polaroid pics featuring Brooks alongside celebrities, this auction is a treasure trove of unique memorabilia. Featuring many Hollywood legends, Although this sale is filled with wonderful collectibles, there are also tools and household items as well since his friends and family have included their items to make this a very diverse sale.  Our friend, Jess, is retiring from her jewelry making, so look for “Jessie’s Jaunty Jewelry” treasures in lots 238 – 302.

Link to the the video showcase for this auction

Bidding is Open Now and will close on Tuesday, October 8, starting at 6:30 pm. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Georgia history and bid on these one-of-a-kind items!

Come join us for a preview day on Saturday, October 5, from 12:00-2:00 pm. This is your opportunity to get a closer look at the incredible items up for auction and plan your bids accordingly.  Address in Duluth, GA, will be given when preview day appointment is made. Reach out to Lynda to schedule at 404-518-8303

Dr. Coleman dedicated 26 years of service to the Georgia House of Representatives, leaving an indelible mark on our state's history. Our auctioneer has known him since she was in the 4th grade, when he served as her principal at BB Harris Elementary. Her personal connection to Mr. Coleman adds a special touch to this auction, making it a heartfelt tribute to his remarkable life and achievements.

Read more about Brooks Coleman's remarkable journey in this touching article from the Gwinnett Daily Post. Mark your calendars and join us for this unforgettable auction experience!  #BrooksColemanAuction #GeorgiaIcon"

Link to the article: Brooks Coleman Reflects on 26 Years under Gold Dome as Retirement Draws Near