was the only reasonably available market for the creditor. The creditor was not equipped and organized to store, protect, advertise and sell the vehicle in the retail market. Additionally, such marketing expenses would reduce its net return from the proceeds of a retail sale to a consumer. Hence, the quick sale to a retail auto dealer was its best way to achieve market value of its "interest in the estate's interest." Such sale was a transaction in which the sale's price would be dictated by the age, general condition, public demand and subsequent retail marketability of the automobile  factors which determine value in the market-place. For most lenders, as in the Adams case, the most reasonable, efficient and economical market seems to be a wholesale sale tofirst of these patents, the applicator roll for the developer is partly submerged in a liquid developer bath with the roll rotated at a sufficiently high velocity to raise the developer from the bath in the form of a thin film on the surface of the roll due to viscous friction for delivery to to a development gap formed between the applicator roll and the surface of the recording medium. In the second of these patents, the liquid developer is supplied to a region of the rotated applicator roll with flow controlling means positioned in spaced relation to the surface of the applicator to meter the amount of developer applied to and carried on the roll to a development gap formed between the applicator roll and the surface