ITEM FROM THE ESTATE OF MR. LARRY RITCHIE OF CUMBERLAND, MD

This online-only auction includes a wide variety of items from the estate of Mr. Larry Ritchie of Limestone Road, Cumberland MD: several guns (shotguns, muzzle loaders, rifles), gun parts, ammo, shot, loading equipment, loading books, shot, gunpowder, several holsters, several scopes (night scopes, spotting scopes), black powder pistol, air rifles, hunting blinds, hunting clothes, cross bows, knives (most USA), antique bear trap, long horns, caribou antlers, military items, WWII Japanese trench periscope binoculars, WWI period 4-draw brass and leather telescope, WWI artillery shell, 1919 and 1944 military photos, three bayonets, antique ammo, military pins, US military spurs, horse bits, kraut cutter, old National cash register (works), several commemorative Jim Beam decanters, Old German beer signs, glass Dazey butter churn, wood butter molds, several vintage carved wood folk art pieces, crocks, advertising boxes, old cans, old bottles, several antique pocket watches, antique license plates, 1948 MD motorcycle plate, glass motor oil bottle, vintage surveyor’s transit level, super nice Hohner Chromatica 270 harmonica, Vibroplex telegraph key, 1920s Western Electric headset, early Danish telephone, other vintage phones, Yashica camera with lenses, B&O Railroad lantern, B&O Railroad lock, other RR items, Wells Fargo lock, old lanterns, antique pasta maker, vintage Opalite floating opal gold-filled jewelry set, several pieces of 1920s Ford advertising, Ridgeway tall case clock with Westminster chime, SUPER NICE Victor Model VE 8-4 electric victrola (plays well), old records, wooden piano stool with claw and ball feet, Howard Miller solid walnut barometer weather station, vintage Setchell Carlson TV, large stamp collection, baseball and other sports cards, autographed baseballs (Orioles), 1955 Dieges & Clust World Series press pin, LARGE radio-control Harley Davidson Fat Boy toy, several Happy Holidays and other collectible Barbies, several die-cast cars, regional interest items, 1960s Fort Hill School (Cumberland, MD) and Flintstone High School (MD) yearbooks, AMA brass buckle, Allegany brass buckle, Big Creek High School fork, Kelly Springfield advertising items, Queen City Dairy coupon book with three-digit phone number, old lighters (some Zippo), tools, NIP Snap-On Corvette 50th anniversary screwdriver set, NIP Snap-On Dale Earnhardt, Jr. ratcheting screwdriver, Spartan Equipment twin-tank air compressor (never started), Craftsman 12” two-speed band saw (runs well), Packard bench grinder, Craftsman 1hp electric two-shaft motor, small-block Ford high performance piston set (new in box), small-block Ford high-performance piston set (lightly used), Dayton electric motor, electric power winch, 2-1/2-ton floor jack, jack stands, CB radios, and much, much more!

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15% BUYERS PREMIUM ADDED TO ALL WINNING BIDS. WE ACCEPT VISA AND MASTERCARD AT THIS TIME. 6% WV SALES TAX. (PER STATE LAW, ELIGIBLE FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION ARE TAX-EXEMPT.) NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS.

ALL ITEMS DESCRIBED TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY AND SOLD AS-IS. NO GUARANTEES. IF YOU HAVE CONCERNS OR QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SPECIFIC CONDITION OF ANY ITEM, WE STRONGLY SUGGEST YOU PREVIEW THOSE ITEMS IN PERSON PRIOR TO BIDDING.


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Auction preview will be held on Friday, May 26 from 2:00pm to 6:00pm at the auction house (944 Martinsburg Road, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411). If you are unable to make it to preview, a limited number of short preview appointments may be available.

Auction closes on Monday, May 29 beginning at 6:00pm, ending at FIVE lots per minute with EXTENDING BIDDING.

Action pick-up will be held at the auction house on Wednesday, May 31, and Thursday, June 1, from 10:00am to 6:00pm. Appointments are not required, but please be aware that there may be a short wait, especially if we are assisting other customers, when you arrive.

If you purchase guns and/or ammo, you MUST pick them up on Wednesday, May 31. Also, please be aware that all buyers MUST pick up their own firearms. No one else may pick up any firearm on behalf of a winning bidder.

Shipping for smaller items is available via a local third-party shipping provider.

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Buyers are responsible for removing all items from the auction house and loading them into their vehicles. Auction staff cannot provide moving or loading assistance. Bring equipment and help if you need it, especially for large and/or heavy items. Auction staff cannot provide assistance with moving or loading.