Lee Valley, Inc.

Lee Valley, Inc.

Lee Valley Winter Consignment Auction - Thursday Feb. 16th, 2011 - Call now with your consignments! 402 374 2792

	Complete Sale Bill - Thursday Feb 16th 8:30 am
	Pictures of Machinery This is just a start. Will be updating daily. Check back! Updated Jan 27, 5pm
	All machinery on this auction is subject to prior sale. Everyone's goal is to sell their machinery, some machinery will be sold before it gets to our auction site. Lee Valley cannot control what is consigned and sold prior to sale. See you on the 16th!!
	Late Consigned Items Updated 1-27-2012

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Burt Co Plaindealer Article Dec 14, 2011 David Domina addresses landowners.

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Nebraska Auctioneers Association Web Site

Lee Valley, Inc. has been in the business of buying and selling new and used farm machinery for 50 years. We are located six miles north of Tekamah, Nebraska on highway 75. Tekamah is on the Missouri River bottom between Omaha, Nebraska and Sioux City, Iowa. Bob, Randy, and Scott Olson buy, sell, and trade good new and used farm machinery on a daily basis. We offer an ever-changing inventory of all types of farm equipment. If we do not have what you need, we will try to find it for you. We hold two consignment auctions each year on the 3^rd Thursday of August and the 3^rd Thursday of February. Our next Consignment Auction will be held on February 16, 2012. Plan now to consign your machinery

Lee Valley, Inc.

1325 Hwy 75

Tekamah, NE 68061

Phone: (402) 374-2792

Contact us: lv@leevalley.net

Auctions | Tractors | Combines and Heads | Planters and Cultivators
Hay and Livestock | Tillage | Trucks and Trailers | Grain Handling
Miscellaneous | Construction | Wants and Needs