Christys of Indiana, Inc

Biography

COMPANY HISTORY

Auctioneering of personal property, real estate or commercial goods has long been an effective marketing channel. In some cases, the auctioneer acts as a broker for the seller after the owner consigns the goods for sale under mutually agreed upon conditions. In other cases, the seller may desire the auctioneer to acquire title to the goods in order to resell them. Auctions can be private or public, on-site or transported to Christys' Auction Gallery. Flow charts are available for specific marketing plans of the clients' goods.

Christy’s of Indiana, a family-operated, licensed auction gallery, was founded in 1975. The spacious eight-acre complex with over 34,000 square feet of auction rings and storage facilities is monitored for security. Storage and secured vaults are available at the facility for merchandise awaiting auction, court release and / or approval for the settlement of estates.

It is a little known fact to those outside the auctioneering industry that auctioneering is steeped in family tradition and frequently seems to "run in the family". The Christy’s are no exception. Jack Christy, the oldest of three brothers, works side by side with his two brothers, Phillip and Robert. Their wives and children complement this efficient team. Teresa, works in the office as office manager and is in charge of the accounting department. Teresa works as a cashier and clerk during auctions. Lois Christy, for whom the auction gallery was dedicated, works with her children and grandchildren. She works as a set-up and display coordinator for the auction. Lois works in the jewelry department during the auctions.