Eclectic US museum to be emptied by auction

Two Florida brothers, Bob and Paul Milhous, are liquidating their one-of-a-kind private museum after spending decades scouring the world to find its gems. "It's time to move on. ". The men first started picking up collectible cars and rare automated musical instruments a half-century ago, but they never knew it would grow into this. "Our time's kind of up with them," said Bob Milhous, who at 75 is the elder brother. There will be no more rare organs or vintage gas pumps or the Army airplane gliding overhead, none of this out-of-this-world collection that took a lifetime to amass. The Milhous Collection, as the items have become known, head to the auction block next month, estimated to fetch around $40 million.

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Eclectic Fla. museum to be emptied by auction

1. "Our wives say, 'Most people go to the museum and buy a postcard,'" recalled Paul Milhous, 73, "'You go to the museum and buy the museum.'" What they have built is part carnival, part sparkling car showroom. It has both Vegas glitz and the refrained
2. Their hobby became something of an obsession, with them buying so furiously their collections outgrew their own homes, then spilled into a succession of three increasingly larger spaces, until they built a new museum here, within a suburban corporate