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This exceptional auction brings together two remarkable collections into one unforgettable event. The first collection comes from Dr. Bob McGuffin and features an impressive and diverse array of rare and highly collectible items. Highlights include a rare signed Walt Disney artwork, stunning Navajo rugs and pottery, and several fine oriental rugs. Collectors will appreciate the extensive custom jewelry collection, showcasing a large assortment of Bakelite pieces — many bold and colorful bracelets — along with distinctive Elks metal jewelry and other unique statement pieces. Additional offerings from this collection include: A large assortment of vintage fishing lures, rods, and reels Military patches and antique toys Matchbox cars, tin toys, and Star Wars collectibles Vintage automobile hood ornaments, including Pontiac Chief examples Sterling silver pieces Brass and carved wood items Paintings and prints Local H&C and Dr Pepper photography Pottery and art glass The second collection is from the late Carolyn Holloway. According to her family, Carolyn was a musician and member of the Rhythm Queens, an all-female country and bluegrass band active during the 1960s. A centerpiece of her collection is her 1955 Gibson J-50 guitar, accompanied by period photography, autographs, and her original stage costume from her performing days. Her family also shares that she performed alongside Patsy Cline during the 1950s. Additional items from her estate include unique vintage lamps, classic toys and games, an impressive vinyl record collection, and charming vintage décor. Together, these two collections create a diverse and exciting auction filled with fine art, music history, vintage collectibles, jewelry, and one-of-a-kind treasures. Whether you are a serious collector, music enthusiast, or vintage treasure hunter, this sale offers something truly special. (Lots 1-499) are located at 5272 Flintlock Road Roanoke, VA 24018 (Lots 500-733) are located at 2117 Bailey Ave. Salem, VA 24153

It is hard to know where to start when describing this Amazing Lifelong Collection of the Camicia Family. When entering this beautiful lakefront home, it is easy to immediately spot what are carefully curated collections.  We begin with a fantastic Collection of fountain pens by Waterman, Shaeffer, Cross and more. Some of these pieces even have 14K Gold Tips and their original boxes. Another eye catching collection in this home is the selection of Blenko Glass that includes limited edition pieces, the classic water pitchers, paperweights, bookends & more. Speaking of glassware, there is an extensive collection of early Heisey glass as well as Flo Blue China by LaBelle and Madres. Other ceramics include hand painted pieces by Italian artist Nora Ceramista, Delft & more!  When considering artwork we should not forget to mention local art that includes pieces from Floyd, VA and some artworks from West Virginia. Furniture includes a Fantastic European Armoire, Stepback Cupboard, Nice Display Cabinets, Merchants Desk & Walnut Plantation Desk from West Virginia.  Added to this collection are an original oil on canvas painting by Salem VA artist Walter Biggs, and a beautiful P. Buckley Moss print in a barnwood frame.  What lake house would be complete without two fishing boats (one motorized), fishing lures (new and antique), reels and tackle. Also included in this high end collection are antique cobalt decorated blue & grey pottery, McCoy and Weller vases and planters, Lladro Porcelain Figurines, books, primitives and collectibles. Last but not least to be mentioned are a selection of antique photographs including a Confederate Soldier Civil War Ambrotype, Sterling flatware & Jewelry including a 14k Gold designer bracelet with diamond and precious stones and an enamel bracelet by Hermes.  There is just so much to list we can’t fit it all in! We thank you for scrolling through this incredible auction and wish you happy bidding!

We are honored to present this exceptional estate auction from the Glade Springs community in Daniels, West Virginia, featuring the collection of Glenda Wait and her late husband, Gerald “Jerry” Wait. The Waits were passionate world travelers, and Jerry was an accomplished woodworker who spent countless hours in his home workshop crafting beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces. This auction proudly includes several of his handcrafted works, thoughtfully created in his personal woodworking studio. Highlights of the collection include a stunning Hoosier cabinet, several 14KT Gold Jewelry pieces, mission-style stained glass floor lamps, Blenko bookends, signed artwork, and fine pottery. Collectors will also appreciate the 1887 illustrated edition of Poe’s Tales, along with practical modern conveniences such as a Haier BC112G wine refrigerator and a Troy-Bilt Storm 2620 snowblower. Jerry’s well-equipped woodworking shop is also represented with quality tools including a DeWalt planer, Jet AFS-1000B Air Filtration System, Grizzly G1495 heavy-duty wood lathe, and a wide assortment of both antique and contemporary tools of the trade. Be sure to preview the 2019 Toyota Avalon with fewer than 47,000 miles. Additionally, a 1996 Jaguar is available for purchase; please note this vehicle is located at a separate address and is being offered by a different owner.

This Martinsville auction features a diverse and carefully curated collection of historic treasures, fine antiques, and unique collectibles. Among the most notable offerings is Patrick Henry Fontaine’s Henry County Attorney’s Pocket Book, a remarkable piece of regional history with strong local significance. Collectors will also appreciate the 1799 embroidered sampler, an early and beautifully preserved example of American needlework. Furniture enthusiasts will be drawn to the exquisite antique Federal breakfront, an elegant statement piece showcasing classic craftsmanship and timeless design. Also featured is a beautifully carved Renaissance Revival wooden cradle, rich in detail and artistry. Music lovers will find two exceptional items: a 1910 antique dulcimer from Patrick County, Virginia, representing authentic Appalachian heritage, and a 1950s Gallet Multichron 12 wristwatch, a highly sought-after vintage timepiece known for its precision and style. Additional offerings include a fine selection of books and model aircraft, appealing to both historians and aviation enthusiasts. Of special local interest is artwork by Martinsville artist Carolyn Epperly, along with a book highlighting the history of Henry County and the surrounding areas, making this auction particularly meaningful for regional collectors. This sale presents a rare opportunity to acquire distinctive pieces of history, craftsmanship, and local heritage.

We are  honored to present the lifetime collection of William “Bill” Kinder and Jo Williams Kinder, longtime residents of Rural Retreat, Virginia. This special auction offers a glimpse into a lifetime of hard work, craftsmanship, and community involvement. Bill Kinder was a lifelong resident of Rural Retreat, leaving home only briefly to proudly serve his country as a member of the United States Air Force. After returning from service, he met Jo Williams, who had moved to Rural Retreat from Comers Rock in Grayson County to pursue her career as a teacher. Together they built their family home in 1957, where they remained for the rest of their lives. Known affectionately throughout the community as “Mr. Hardware,” Bill spent his career working in the hardware business, first at The Rural Retreat Vance Company, then AGCO Structures Hardware, and finally at Harpo's Hardware—where he eventually retired.  Outside of work, he was a One-time Minor League Baseball Player, Rural Retreat Volunteer Firefighter as well as an avid hunter, fisherman, and skilled carpenter who enjoyed creating pieces by hand in his spare time. Jo Kinder also built a respected career in the community, working for many years teaching at Rural Retreat High School, then as a bookkeeper for Gammon's Department Store before later retiring as a bank teller. Various items come from the collections of Jo's parents' country store, the Comers Rock General Store, as well as the Rural Retreat Vance Company Hardware Store.  This auction celebrates the life and interests of Bill and Jo Kinder and features a diverse collection of items reflecting their passions and professions.  Highlights from the collection include: • Archery equipment, including bows and arrows from Bill’s years enjoying the outdoors. • An impressive assortment of vintage advertising signs and store displays from Harpo’s Hardware and related brands, including a Snow Goose Flour advertising thermometer, Pepsi bottle-cap sign, John Deere sign, and numerous Winchester advertisements and posters. • Handcrafted wood art created by Bill Kinder, including hand-carved animal wall hangings, wood-burned artwork, picture frames, and handcrafted walking sticks and canes made from yew and lilac harvested on the property. Bill also built the picnic table included in this sale. • A fascinating collection of local ephemera and hardware store memorabilia, reflecting Bill’s lifelong interest in preserving pieces of local commercial history. • A large assortment of vintage toys and games, including Tonka toys, a Marx Magic Shot Shooting Gallery, Lincoln Logs, Lite-Brite, vintage board games, Hot Wheels, model airplanes, and even a handcrafted barn built by Bill himself. • Additional notable items include handmade stools crafted by Rural Retreta Lutheran Parish Pastor Albert Shumate who married Jo and Bill over 70 years ago, a Stanley King Land Auction Co. promotional poster, vintage Coleman camping gear, a Remington ammunition display case, a vintage Dexter wringer washer, mid-century modern Virden light fixtures, and quality Vaughan bedroom furniture. This collection offers something for everyone—from collectors of vintage advertising and sporting memorabilia to enthusiasts of handcrafted folk art, antique toys, and mid-century home furnishings. We invite you to explore this remarkable collection and celebrate the life and legacy of Bill and Jo Kinder.  

PREVIEW BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - Call 540-250-2964 to schedule. A unique opportunity within the Roanoke City limits. Highlighted by a versatile, 2,100 sq. ft., four-bay metal detached garage. The garage features four electric bay doors and a fully lighted, open floor plan. Perfect for storage of your classic car collection, private auto repair or storage. The dwelling on the property is in need of extensive repair/remodel and may even be a candidate to be razed and rebuilt. THE HIGHEST ONLINE BID IS NOT THE WINNING BIDDER. THIS AUCTION IS BEING CONDUCTED WITH A RESERVE AND THE SELLER HAS THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT THE HIGHEST BID.  THE HIGHEST ONLINE BID WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE LIVE AUCTION ON MARCH 31 at 1:00PM. BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLINE UNTIL 1:00 PM ON MARCH 27. HIGHEST ONLINE BIDDER MAY ATTEND LIVE AUCTION AND CONTINUE TO BID OR BID VIA PHONE.