Auctioneer Listing

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Jexters is a live and online public auction house. We auction vintage items, collectibles, jewelry, furniture, tools and all sorts of stuff. Our many auctions offer a quick and profitable method for selling your quality items. Contact us to set up an appointment for a free consultation
Our mission is to be a premier Auction House for every level of collector.

Jim Giroux the Auctioneer is committed to giving back to the community. Revenue from my services are donated to the Infinity Community Fund. These funds go directly back to the Calgary community through various charitable organizations dedicated to helping Calgarians.

Your event will be a success! You and your team have worked diligently on planning to insure it. Who you rely on to raise all your money is one of the most important decisions you will make. Jim Giroux the Auctioneer has 20 years of fundraising auction experience. This experience combined with charisma, charm and light-hearted attitude will provide you a professional, family-friendly service you will be proud of. When you ask Jim why you should choose him to be your auctioneer he will say:

“I sell every items as if it were my own, and my grandmother is watching me”

-jim giroux

JOE TADLOCK AUCTIONEER IS A FAMILY-OWNED AND OPERATED BUSINESS!

Joe was born and raised in Moravia, Iowa. In 1955, Joe headed to California, hoping to find his own place in this world. Joe and his wife picked Whittier as a good place to raise a family. Shortly after Joe settled in, he discovered an auction house just around the corner. Being a young man from the country, Joe was familiar with the auction process. Joe would attend auctions quite often. He found this to be a great way to expand and furnish his new home. As time went on, Joe realized that the auction was a way to make some extra money. Being a family man with four girls, extra money was always appreciated.

By 1967, Joe was becoming more convinced that there was money to be made in the auction business. He wanted to be a part of it. So he and his second daughter, Ivy, spent Saturdays buying items at yard sales to consign to the auction. Eventually, they would buy out the whole yard sale or just end items to put on consignment. About this time, the owner of the auction decided to stop selling smalls for consignees. He would rent spaces for consignees to swapmeet their items. Joe really wasn't interested in this type of selling. He approached the owner and asked if he could auction his own items. The owner told him once you pay the space rent, it's up to you to sell your items anyway you'd like to. Joe went home and got ready for his first sale.

Joe sold everything he had to sell during that first Sunday sale. He acted as the auctioneer, his oldest daughter, Crystal, was the clerk and Ivy was the cashier. Within a couple of weeks, other consignors/swapmeeters were asking Joe to sell their items. So that's the way it went every Sunday morning.

In 1970, Joe was approached by the owner of the auction to come to work full time. He went to work as a furniture buyer. Joe would go out and buy merchandise out of homes, from auctions, closeouts, and returns to sell at auction every Sunday.

In 1979, Joe was once again approached by the owner of the auction. This time he wanted to sell the company. Joe and three partners bought the auction. Over the next 10 years, the other partners went their own ways, leaving Joe the sole owner. And so the story goes.

Tadlock Auction is open every Sunday at 9:30 A.M. to have an auction sale. They offer great deals at auction prices. End users and dealers are welcome. Joe is the auctioneer, Crystal is clerk/assistant auctioneer, Ivy is office manager/cashier. Wife, Carol, is sheet runner/marker.

Drop by and say hello! They would love to see you.

I am a third-generation Indian Trader. My family history spans over 100 years in the business of which I spent 38 years before retiring in 1995. Most of my time, I was exclusive supplier of American Indian arts & crafts to Disney and many national park operations. I served from a presidential appointment to the Advisory Board of the National Park Service and founded the Indian Arts & Crafts Association. The IACA existed for 48 years. While in business I handled over 30,000 pieces of Indian jewelry each year and 6,000 Navajo rugs. My dad created the market for piñon nuts in 1936 and we handled as much as 3 million pounds per year. I have written four books on my experiences and family history. Only two people ever dealt with all 250 Navajo trading posts – my dad and me. I traded with tribes and traders throughout North America and Alaska.

Jos. C. O'Neal & Sons has been providing quality auctioneering & consulting services to the public for over 30 years. What began with a small auction in Laurel in 1971 has now grown into a full-scale auctioneering services operation that conducts nearly 50 auctions per year with a specialization in antiques, machinery, real estate, and personal property.