The Music Vault Auction returns with Phase 2, a powerhouse lineup of pro shop equipment and guitar-making tools from the estate of Joshua Penner (founder of J&J Old Louisville Music Shop). This phase is built for builders and restorers, featuring a SawStop table saw, DeWalt and Jet planers, Lie-Nielsen woodworking tools, and StewMac luthier tools, along with cabinets, work tables, shop organization, and much, much more!

The fourth and final local collector's auction is here. 1200+ lots will close over two nights. Highlights for night one include a strong selection of firearms alongside an impressive assortment of pocket knives, fixed blade knives, swords, and sheaths. Collectors will also appreciate the broad offering of military items, vintage advertising pieces, belt buckles, rulers, posters, and unique memorabilia. Nearly 100 lots of jewelry lead the catalog, complemented by watches and glasses, while music lovers can browse a solid grouping of vinyl records. Additional categories include antique and decorative bottles, artwork, tools, sharpeners, and an eclectic mix of general collectibles that keep every page interesting.

The fourth and final local collector's auction is here. 1200+ lots will close over two nights. This section of the auction leans into a broad variety of household goods, décor, and functional items, alongside additional tools, hardware, and workshop-related pieces perfect for the hands-on bidder. You’ll also find furniture, storage pieces, framed art, decorative accents, and seasonal items that add both charm and utility. Collectors will enjoy more vintage curiosities and display pieces.

Why sell a house at auction? 1) The burden is gone. Our goal is to help our Sellers do the least work possible to solve a problem, while also getting the best value out of their personal property and real estate. 2) You know that this house will sell by an exact date. No contingencies, no inspection, no asking for repairs and no haggling over price. This is especially a relief when selling homes with deferred maintenance. 3) It’s a completely open and free market process. Our job is to get the right eyes on it, and their job is to compete against each other until they reveal the fair market price for that property. No guessing game on what it should sell for.