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Offered to the Public, Piece by Piece -- February 3 - 9, 2005 -- |
February 2, 2005 - It was an example of the �spirit and drive of a city truly being reborn,� not to long along. Now the hotel is still part of the rebirth. The hotel was sold to Target Corporation and had to close its doors forever. But, before Adam�s Mark is gone from Philadelphia forever, the contents of the Hotel MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 7 DAYS OR DESTROYED. Starting on Thursday, February 3, over 1 MILLION items will be offered to the public, piece by piece. �We are offering the general public an opportunity to purchase quality hotel furnishings from newly remodeled rooms that are normally only available to commercial buyers,� according to John Klesch, Vice President of Hotel Liquidators. This is NOT an auction. An auction of the furnishings would have resulted in �lot� selling of large quantities to dealers. The auction method restricts the average person. Our method of a �tag sale� will give the general public a chance to purchase one, two or more items. Prices range from $1.00 to $1,000.00. The liquidation sale will be one of the largest hotel demolition sales in the history of the city, consisting of 100�s of color TV�s, armoires, tables, chairs, lamps, (2) entire Kitchens to serve over 5,000 people; (1) entire bar, lobby furnishings, meeting room furnishings for 1,000�s, and even the imported Crystal Chandeliers are for sale. The sale will continue for 7 days only. The sale hours are Monday through Sunday 9 am to 7 pm. The terms of sale are cash, MasterCard and Visa. The sale is located at the Adam�s Mark Hotel, 4000 Monument Blvd & City Avenue. Only 50 customers will be allowed within the property at one given time. Largest Hotel Demolition Sale In Philadelphia�s History Adam�s Mark Hotel - Over 500 Rooms of Furnishings & Equipment FACT SHEET
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John Klesch, Vice President
Adam�s Mark Hotel
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