COLUMBUS, OH, March 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) Caring Transitions of North Central Ohio, a company specializing in estate sales, downsizing and senior moves today announced the sale of a vast Barbie collection on the company's exclusive online auction Web site, http://www.ctonlineauctions.com/ncentraloh.
The auction, starting at 9 a.m. EST today, Sunday, March 25th, features more than 400 lots of Barbie dolls, clothing ensembles, accessories, furniture, vehicles, novelties, convention items and other Barbie collectibles. This extensive collection has been fueled by a local collector's passion for Barbie and it has been in process for more than 50 years.
This sale - held online only - will include more than 400 lots of vintage and contemporary Barbie dolls, furniture, accessories, convention items, novelties and other Barbie collectibles. Some of the Barbie items featured include: 1962 Bubble Cut Ash Blonde Barbie in original box; #5 1961 Ponytail Barbie with Titan hair color with accessories; 1964 Swirl Barbie; Suzy Goose Barbie wardrobe and four-poster canopy bed; Barbie's sports car; Barbie's portable dream house with all contents; Miss Barbie bendable and complete with lawn swing and planter (never removed from box); and more than 100 complete vintage Barbie and Ken clothing ensembles. Most items are in mint or near mint condition.
Bidding starts at $1 on all items. Auction begins to close at 9 p.m. EST on Sunday, April 8.
Online bidders must register at http://www.ctonlineauctions.com/ncentraloh prior to the sale. No physical preview times available. Information about this series of auctions will be continually updated on the Caring Transitions of North Central Ohio Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Caring-Transitions-of-North-Central-Ohio-Greater-Columbus/191503657565409?ref=tn_tnmn.
For more information about Caring Transitions of North Central Ohio, please visit http://www.caringtransitions.net/ncentraloh or http://www.caringtransitionscentralohio.com or call (740) 201-2137.
About Caring Transitions of North Central Ohio
Caring Transitions of North Central Ohio is one of the 140 locally owned and operated Caring Transitions franchises across the U.S. Milt and Julie Law of Lewis Center, Ohio, serves the needs of Central Ohio residents experiencing life transitions. Services include estate liquidations, downsizing, decluttering and senior relocations. The couple also operates STUFF specialty store at 51 N Sandusky Street, Delaware, Ohio. For information about Caring Transitions of North Central Ohio, visit http://www.caringtransitions.net/ncentraloh or http://www.caringtransitionscentralohio.com.
About Caring Transitions
Founded in 2006, Cincinnati-based Caring Transitions is the country's first national franchising concept specializing in senior relocation and transition services and providing a total solution for families facing a sometimes difficult situation. With more than 140 locations throughout the U.S., Caring Transitions works with clients and their families who are selling a home, downsizing and liquidating household items by offering transition, relocation and estate sale services. For more information, visit http://www.caringtransitions.net.
Lifetime Barbie Collection to be Sold Online by Caring Transitions of North Central Ohio
Lifetime Barbie Collection to be auctioned online by Caring Transitions of Central Ohio. More than 400 lots of vintage and contemporary Barbie dolls, clothing, accessories and more.
2012-03-27
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[Press-News.org] Lifetime Barbie Collection to be Sold Online by Caring Transitions of North Central OhioLifetime Barbie Collection to be auctioned online by Caring Transitions of Central Ohio. More than 400 lots of vintage and contemporary Barbie dolls, clothing, accessories and more.