Annual Fall Auction
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Edinburg, VA 22824 Full Address Available on Wednesday, Sep 11 |
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Bidding Starts: Thursday Sep 12 Bidding Ends: Wednesday Sep 18 |
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Laughlin Auctions Website: https://laughlinauctions.com/ GoToAuction.com ID#: 10911 View company information and listings |
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Laughlin Auctions Inc. Terms & Conditions
These Bidder Terms and Conditions apply to auctions conducted by Laughlin Auction Inc. and constitute a legal, valid, binding, and enforceable contract between Auctioneer and each Bidder. These bidder terms and conditions also form the basis for the contract of sale between the Seller and the Buyer. For the purposes of these Bidder Terms and Conditions, the term "YOU" refers to each Bidder (as defined below).
In the event of SHIPPED merchandise arriving damaged, claims must made within 2 business days of reception.
Disclaimer:
All items are sold �AS IS, WHERE IS, with NO WARRANTY expressed or implied
Descriptions are believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. Any mention of an item�s condition is not an official grading of the item�s condition. When you are not certain of the condition or wear of an item, please bid accordingly.
Preview is strongly suggested to gauge the condition of each piece and to gain perspective on the size or number of items in each lot.
Onsite auction may have items in the attic, basement, barn, dark alley, scary dungeon rooms and other places that your spouse may be hesitant to enter. Please consider attending the preview to help understand any complications in removing your treasure.
We are not as mean as we sound, but please do your best to play by the rules. It is the only way we can serve you and the rest of our customers to the best of our ability.
Bidding:
You must be registered to place a bid on an item. By placing a bid, you agree to all the terms and conditions that apply to that auction.
All bids are final. We cannot retract or remove a bid.
We respect your privacy and that of the other bidders. We will not release your information to anyone without your permission
1. Bidder Terms and Conditions; Posted Terms; Announcements at the Time of the Auction; Agreement to Be Bound. The Auction is conducted under and in accordance with these Bidder Terms and Conditions and any and all other terms and conditions posted on the Auctioneer website(s) and on the websites of any Online Auction Platform Provider(s) used by Auctioneer. The Auction is subject to any announcements or corrections by Auctioneer. By participating in the Auction in any way, YOU agree to be bound by, and to abide by, these Bidder Terms and Conditions.
Terms Applied to the Purchase of Firearms
1. All modern firearms (post 1898) will be sold under Laughlin Auctions Inc. Federal Firearms License (FFL).
2. All Federal and state laws apply to the purchasers:
Long guns- (rifles, shotguns) must be 18 years of age
Hand guns- (revolvers, pistols) must be 21 years of age
3.Straw Purchases are prohibited. A straw purchase is the purchasing of a firearm for another individual who is not lawfully able to own the firearm.
4.Out of state buyers must provide a current FFL, where firearms can be shipped and background check can be conducted.
5. It is the responsibility of all potential buyers to know the laws of what firearms are prohibited in their localities.
6. All firearms are being sold �as is�.
7. Printed material is for identification only and no comment is being made as to condition. Please inspect each lot prior to bidding.
2. Definitions. The following definitions apply to these Bidder Terms and Conditions:
"Auction" means an online auction sale conducted by Auctioneer
"Bidder" means any person or entity, and the agents or representatives of any such person or entity, that registers, and/or bids, and/or buys, and/or otherwise participates in the Auction (including, without being limited to, inspection and/or pick-up), regardless of whether such person or entity tenders a bid.
"Bidder Account" means the number or other identifier issued by Auctioneer to a Bidder. "Bidder Registration" means the information provided by a prospective Bidder, and the process of registering such prospective Bidder to bid at the Auction, including the prospective Bidder's agreement to be bound by these Bidder Terms and Conditions
"Bidder Terms and Conditions" means these Bidder Terms and Conditions.
"Buyer" means the Winning Bidder on a Lot. "Buyer's Premium" is an amount with respect to each Lot, calculated as a percentage of the Hammer Price, that is payable by the Buyer to Auctioneer for its own account.
"Contract Price" means an amount equal to the Hammer Price plus the Buyer's Premium.
"Delivery" means the transfer of possession a Lot or Lots to the Buyer. Unless otherwise stated in writing, Delivery of a Lot will occur where the Lot is physically located during the Auction or at such other address as indicated on Auctioneer's website. Delivery does not mean that Auctioneer will move or relocate any Lot from its physical location during the Auction, or as indicated on Auctioneer's website, to any other location directed by the Buyer. Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing, Auctioneer will not move or relocate any Lot(s) on behalf of the Buyer.
"Fall of the Hammer" means the point, after bids have been received, at which Auctioneer declares a Lot "sold" to the Bidder acknowledged by Auctioneer as having made the Winning Bid. During an online Auction, the Fall of the Hammer will occur electronically at the end of timed (or extended) bidding.
"Hammer Price" means the High Bid amount recognized by Auctioneer with the Fall of the Hammer.
"High Bid" means the amount recognized by Auctioneer as the highest bid at the conclusion of bidding on a Lot.
"High Bidder" means the Bidder recognized by Auctioneer as having made the High Bid on a Lot.
"High Estimate" means an amount that Auctioneer anticipates that a Lot may bring at the high end of a spectrum of possible bids. The High Estimate, if used, is not a valuation or appraisal, and cannot be relied on as such.
"Lot" means each individual item or grouping of personal property put up at one time by Auctioneer.
"Low Estimate" means an amount that Auctioneer anticipates that a Lot may bring at the low end of a spectrum of possible bids. The Low Estimate, if used, is not a valuation or appraisal, and cannot be relied on as such.
"No Sale" occurs if a Lot is put up at the Auction but is not sold, and Auctioneer passes on such Lot, withdraws the Lot, or declares a No Sale of the Lot.
"Online Auction Platform" means any hardware and/or software utilized to conduct the Auction online and to facilitate online bidding, including any associated, adjunct, and/or complementary websites, services, premiums, and promotions. Auctioneer may utilize one or more Online Auction Platforms.
"Online Auction Platform Provider" means the provider of an Online Auction Platform and related services. Auctioneer may utilize one or more Online Auction Platform Providers.
"Online Bidding Period" means any established period during which online bids may be tendered.
"Private Sale" means an event in which a Lot is sold (or gifted) by the Seller, or on the Seller's behalf, other than at the Auction.
"Private Sale Price" means the fair market purchase price of a Lot paid, or agreed to be paid, at a Private Sale in an arms-length transaction between the Seller and the purchaser. If a Lot is sold through a Private Sale for less than its fair market value, or in a transaction that is not an arms-length transaction, or is gifted by the Seller, the Private Sale Price will be an amount equal to the fair market value of the Lot in an arms-length transaction.
"Reserve" or "With Reserve" means that property put up at auction may be withdrawn by Auctioneer and/or bids may be rejected by Auctioneer prior to the Fall of the Hammer. It is not necessary for there to be a Reserve Price for an Auction to be With Reserve. UNLESS SPECIFICALLY AND EXPRESSLY STATED OTHERWISE BY AUCTIONEER IN WRITING, ALL LOTS ARE BEING SOLD WITH RESERVE. "Reserve Price" means the minimum price that Seller is willing to accept for a Lot. If a Lot put up With Reserve is subject to a Reserve Price, the Lot will not be sold unless the Reserve Price is met or waived. It is not required for any Reserve Price to be disclosed.
"Winning Bid" means the highest bid received and accepted (and if Subject to Seller's Confirmation, confirmed by Seller).
"Winning Bidder" means the Bidder who is recognized by Auctioneer as having made the Winning Bid.
"Without Reserve" means Absolute.
3. Bidder Registration; Bidder Qualification. YOU must register to bid. Auctioneer may establish such Bidder Registration requirements and Bidder qualifications as Auctioneer determines, in its discretion, to be reasonably necessary or appropriate. In order to register to bid, YOU must provide such information (including identifying information and qualifications) as requested by Auctioneer. Auctioneer may refuse to accept a Bidder Registration from any potential Bidder, may refuse to grant bidding privileges to any potential Bidder, and may revoke the Bidder Registration or bidding privileges of any Bidder. By registering to bid, YOU represent to Auctioneer that, if YOU are a natural person, YOU are at least eighteen (18) years of age and that YOU are otherwise legally able to enter into a contract. Each entity registering to bid represents that it has the power and authority to register, to bid, and to complete the purchase transaction if it is the Winning Bidder. YOU acknowledge and agree that YOU have read, understand, and agree to be bound by, these Bidder Terms and Conditions, any and all other terms and conditions posted on the Auctioneer website(s), and the terms and conditions posted on the websites of any Online Auction Platform Provider(s) used by Auctioneer. Auctioneer may, in its absolute discretion, receive bids from a person or entity that has not registered to bid, and/or who has not satisfied all requirements for Bidder Registration, and/or that has not previously been granted bidding privileges, and, by bidding, such person or entity will be bound by these Bidder Terms and Conditions, any and all other terms and conditions posted on the Auctioneer website(s), and the terms and conditions posted on the websites of any Online Auction Platform Provider(s) used by Auctioneer. Bidder qualification provisions are intended for the benefit of Auctioneer and its Seller(s), and create no rights or interests in any other persons, including competing Bidders. Auctioneer and/or its Seller(s) may (but will not be required to) waive any Bidder qualifications, either globally or on a case by case basis.
4. Bids Received in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Notwithstanding YOUR physical location or the physical location of any Lot(s), all bids and payments are received in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
5. Buyer's Premium. A Buyer's Premium, or Buyer's fee, will be charged on all Lots. The Buyer's Premium, which will be paid by the Buyer to Auctioneer for its own account, will be calculated as a percentage of the Hammer Price for each Lot, and will be added to the Hammer Price to determine the final Contract Price. The Buyer's Premium will be 15 percent (15%) of the Hammer Price for each Lot, and is earned by (and may be retained by) Auctioneer with the Fall of the Hammer.
6. Access to Online Auction Platform; Premises; Reviews. YOU assume all risks associated with YOUR access to the Auction, including the Online Auction Platform, the premises of Auctioneer, and any other physical location associated with Auctioneer or the Auction. Any person may be denied access to the Auction, the Online Auction Platform, and the premises of Auctioneer or any other physical location associated with Auctioneer or the Auction. Auctioneer reserves the right to post truthful reviews of Bidders, including blocked Bidders, on social media and elsewhere.
7. Nature of the Auction. Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, the Auction will be With Reserve. Auctioneer may Withdraw any Lot prior to the Fall of the Hammer on such Lot.
8. No Bid Retraction. YOU may not retract a bid that has been acknowledged by Auctioneer or that has been submitted online. YOU acknowledge and agree that Auctioneer is acting in reliance on tendered bids in the conduct of the Auction, and that bid retraction is disruptive and interferes with the Auction, and that, as an inducement for Auctioneer to accept YOUR Registration and to grant YOU bidding privileges, and for YOU to bid at the Auction, YOU agree not to withdraw or to attempt to withdraw any bid tendered by YOU.
9. Posted Times. All times are based on the Eastern Standard Time Zone ("EST"). Posted closing times and time displays are approximate. Auctioneer reserves the right, in Auctioneer's sole and absolute discretion, to close early or extend the Auction.
10. Handling of Online Bids; Maximum Bid Amounts. YOU may establish a maximum bid amount. Online Bids will ordinarily be initiated at an established opening bid amount or at the next bid increment, which amount may be less than YOUR maximum bid amount. Online bids will automatically be executed competitively up to the Fall of the Hammer (or other termination of the bidding). The receipt and execution of online bids will not create an agency relationship between Auctioneer and YOU.
11. Relationship of the Parties. Auctioneer is the agent of the Seller(s), and represents the Seller(s) exclusively. Auctioneer is not YOUR agent or representative, and is not acting on YOUR behalf.
12. Bid Increments. Auctioneer may establish bid increments, and may modify or change, bid increments.
13. Records. Absent clerical errors, the records of Auctioneer will be final and conclusive for all purposes.
14. Technology Disruptions. Auctioneer will not be responsible for technology disruptions, errors, or failures (including disruptions to bidding or the failure to execute, recognize, or record online bids), whether caused by (i) loss of connectivity, breakdown, disruption, or failure of the Online Auction Platform, (ii) errors in programming or set-up of the online Auction, (iii) breakdown, disruption, or failure of a Bidder's internet connection, computer, or system, or (iv) otherwise. Auctioneer may, but will not be required to, continue, suspend, delay, extend, reschedule, close, re-set, or re-start the Auction because of disruptions caused by technology failures or errors, even after bidding has commenced.
15. Failures by Online Auction Platform Provider and its Affiliates or Contractors. Auctioneer may use an Online Auction Platform Provider to facilitate the Auction. Under no circumstances will Auctioneer be liable for any failure of the Online Auction Platform Provider to perform all or any of its obligations, or for the failure of any affiliates, employees, agents, representatives, or contractors of the Online Auction Platform Provider to perform their obligations.
16. Auto-Extend Feature. Any Online Bidding Period may include an auto-extend feature. This means that, if an online bid is entered within one (1) minutes of the scheduled closing of the established Online Bidding Period, the Online Bidding Period will automatically be extended for an additional one (_) minutes, and will continue to be so extended until there is a set period of time that lapses during which no advancing online bids are received, after which bidding will close.
17. Disclaimer Regarding Online Auction Platform(s). Auctioneer makes no representations or warranties, and disclaims all representations and warranties, (i) that any Online Auction Platform(s) or any related website(s) or technology will be uninterrupted, error free or virus free, (ii) as to the results that may be obtained by using any Online Auction Platform(s) or any related website(s) or technology, or (iii) as to the accuracy, completeness, reliability, security, or current nature of any Online Auction Platform(s), or any related website(s) or technology.
18. Responsibility for Online Bids. YOU are responsible for all bids transmitted from YOUR computer or from YOUR Bidder Account. If a Winning Bid is sent from YOUR computer or using YOUR Bidder Account, YOU will be the Buyer on certification by Auctioneer.
19. Winning Bidders Subject to Final Certification by Auctioneer. The final determination of the Winning Bidder is subject to certification by Auctioneer, and any email or electronic message (whether generated manually or automatically) is subject to such certification.
20. Winning Bid; Buyer. Pursuant to these Bidder Terms and Conditions, the Bidder making the Winning Bid for any Lot, will be the Buyer of the Lot on final certification by Auctioneer.
21. All Property Sold "AS IS", "WHERE IS", and "WITH ALL FAULTS". ALL PROPERTY IS BEING OFFERED AND SOLD IN ITS "AS IS/WHERE IS" CONDITION AT THE TIME OF THE AUCTION, WITH ALL FAULTS, INCLUDING ANY HIDDEN DEFECTS OF ANY NATURE. NEITHER AUCTIONEER NOR ANY SELLER MAKES ANY REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES, OR GUARANTEES WHATSOEVER, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THE NATURE, VALUE, SOURCE, AUTHENTICITY, FITNESS, MERCHANTABILITY, AND/OR ANY OTHER ASPECT OR CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCH PROPERTY. NO STATEMENT ANYWHERE, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING VERBAL STATEMENTS MADE BY AUCTIONEER, WILL BE DEEMED A WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION BY AUCTIONEER OR ANY SELLER. WITHOUT LIMITING THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING, THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES OF TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, AUTHENTICITY, ORIGIN, MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ALL OF WHICH ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED. YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT YOU CANNOT RELY ON, AND YOU HAVE NOT RELIED ON, ANY REPRESENTATION, WARRANTY, OR GUARANTY MADE BY ANY SELLER OR ANYONE ACTING AS AGENT OF A SELLER (INCLUDING AUCTIONEER), ORALLY OR IN WRITING, ABOUT ANY LOT. YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT YOU HAVE HAD A FULL AND FAIR OPPORTUNITY TO INSPECT ALL LOTS, AND THAT YOU ARE RELYING SOLELY ON, OR HAVE WAIVED, YOUR INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION (i) IN DETERMINING WHETHER TO BID, (ii) IN DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF YOUR BID(S), AND (iii) IN BIDDING. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO DETERMINE CONDITION, AGE, GENUINENESS, VALUE, OR ANY OTHER DETERMINATIVE FACTORS REGARDING ANY LOT ON WHICH YOU BID.
22. Bidder's Inspection; Adequacy of Description and Images. YOU are encouraged to inspect the Lot(s), or to have the Lot(s) inspected by YOUR agent or representative before bidding. By bidding, YOU acknowledge and agree that YOU have had a full and fair opportunity to inspect the Lot(s), and that YOU are relying solely on YOUR inspection and investigation, or that YOU have waived inspection and investigation, and that you have not relied on any statement, representation, warranty, or guaranty made by any Seller or anyone acting as agent or representative of a Seller (including Auctioneer), and any photographs or other images of Lot(s) are adequate for YOUR purposes.
23. Description of Property. Unless otherwise expressly stated in writing, any description of a Lot is based solely on visual impression, and is given solely for identification purposes, and does not create any warranty, expressed or implied, or representation by Auctioneer.
24. High and Low Estimates. If and to the extent that High Estimates and Low Estimates are used, they are merely a guide. You may not rely on High Estimates or Low Estimates as a prediction of the Hammer Price or the value of any Lot, or for any other purpose. High and Low Estimates are not a guaranty of price or value, and are not an indicator of the possible re-sale value of any Lot. High Estimates and Low Estimates do not include the Buyer's Premium.
25. Announcements. Announcements made, or posted, by Auctioneer on the day of, or during, the Auction are binding and take precedence over any prior advertisements or listings.
26. Bidding by or on Behalf of Seller(s). Seller(s) may not bid directly, or indirectly, on any of their Lot(s).
27. Conduct of the Auction. Auctioneer will regulate all matters relating to the conduct of the Auction and the decisions of Auctioneer will be final and binding. Auctioneer will have control over bidding, and Auctioneer will resolve any and all disputes. Auctioneer may, in Auctioneer's sole and absolute discretion, reopen the bidding (but will not be required to) if (i) a bid was tendered prior to the fall of the Hammer but went unnoticed by Auctioneer until called to Auctioneer's attention after the Fall of the Hammer or other termination of the bidding, or (ii) a technology disruption, failure, or error, caused a bid that was tendered, or attempted to be tendered, prior to the hammer from being received or recognized, or (iii) some other error or dispute occurs. Any contracts formed with the Fall of the Hammer will be subject to the conditions set forth in this Section. If bidding is reopened, the High Bid recognized by Auctioneer prior to the reopening of the bidding will be held, and may not be retracted, and, if no further bids are received, such bid will be the Winning Bid.
28. Contract of Sale for Personal Property. No additional or further writing will be required to evidence the existence of a contract of sale for any Lot sold at the Auction regardless of the Hammer Price, and these Bidder Terms and Conditions, together with the records of Auctioneer identifying the Lot, the Hammer Price, and the Buyer, will be conclusive evidence as to the terms of the sale. These Bidder Terms and Conditions will be incorporated into and made a part of each contract between a Buyer and a Seller.
29. Payment. All Lots must be paid for in-full at or before the pick-up date and time set forth in the specific Auction listing. Payment may be made in cash, by approved check, by credit card, by certified funds, or by wire transfer. Auctioneer may require that the payment of large amounts be made by certified funds or wire transfer. Purchases will be shipped only after payment has cleared. A charge of $50.00 shall be made for any check that fails to clear the bank or is returned unpaid for any reason. A charge of $50.00 shall be made for any declined debit/credit card.
30. Title. If YOU are certified as the Winning Bidder on a Lot by Auctioneer, YOU will be contractually obligated to pay the Contract Price for that Lot. However, title and ownership of the Lot will not pass from the Seller to YOU until payment is made and clears.
31. Delivery; Sales Tax. All Lots will be delivered to YOU at the physical location of such Lot(s) at the close of the Auction which will be either (i) at Auctioneer's location in the Commonwealth of Virginia, or (ii) at such other location inside or outside the Commonwealth of Virginia as indicated in the specific Auction listing, or (iii) as otherwise designated by Auctioneer. Auctioneer has no obligation to move or relocate any Lot(s) to YOUR location or to a location designated by YOU. YOU may designate, appoint, and empower an agent to accept delivery of YOUR purchases at the point of delivery, and to arrange for shipment of YOUR property to a location designated by YOU. Unless an exemption applies, all purchases are subject to sales tax in the jurisdiction where delivery occurs as set forth in the specific Auction listing and these Bidder Terms and Conditions. Sales tax will be collected at the point of delivery as set forth in the specific Auction listing and these Bidder Terms and Conditions and will be remitted to the applicable taxing authorities. The foregoing notwithstanding, if another jurisdiction or taxing authority (including, without being limited to, the jurisdiction in which YOU reside, conduct business, or maintain the Lot(s) purchased by YOU) requires the collection and remittance of sales tax, use tax, or a similar tax, YOU will be responsible for payment of an amount equal to such tax. If it is determined that sales tax is collected and paid to the wrong taxing authority, YOU and Auctioneer will cooperate in efforts to obtain a refund of such tax and its remittance to the proper taxing authority.
32. Pick-up and Removal; Shipping; Insurance. YOU are responsible for pick-up and removal of Lot(s) purchased by YOU. Pick-up location and removal dates and times will be as posted on Auctioneer's website or otherwise announced by Auctioneer. Unless otherwise agreed, YOU are solely responsible for the disassembly, rigging, removal, shipping, and transportation of each Lot purchased by YOU. Disassembly and removal must be done in a workmanlike manner, and YOU will indemnify and hold harmless both Auctioneer and Seller(s) against any and all damage caused by YOU or YOUR employees, agents, representatives, or independent contractors in connection with the disassembly or removal of any Lot(s). Any and all damage, including, without being limited to damage to land or buildings, caused by YOU or by YOUR employees, agents, representatives, or independent contractors, will be repaired by YOU, or at YOUR expense, to the satisfaction of Auctioneer and Seller(s). Any Lot(s) shipped to YOU will be via a shipment contract free on board at the location at which the Lot(s) are handed over to the United States Postal Service, a common carrier, courier, or other delivery service as indicated in the Auction listing. Possession and risk of loss will pass to you at the point of shipment. YOU are responsible for insuring all Lots purchased by YOU.
33. The buyer is responsible for the pickup of all lots purchased at his/her own expense during the day's schedule for pickup. LATE PICK UP:� A LATE PICK UP FEE OF $10 PER DAY after the scheduled pickup days. All�items remaining after a total of THREE days from close of sale will be forfeited�with no refund.
34. All Sales Final. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS.
35. No Credit Card Chargebacks. YOU agree that such YOU will not, under any circumstances, initiate a credit card chargeback with respect to any purchases at the Auction. YOU further agree that if, in violation of these Terms and Conditions, a credit card chargeback is initiated, these Bidder Terms and Conditions will be conclusive evidence of YOUR agreement not to initiate a credit card chargeback; and YOU acknowledge and agree that on the presentation of these Bidder Terms and Conditions to the bank, credit card company, or other financial institution that issued the credit card on which charges were made, such bank, credit card company, or other financial institution will reverse or deny any credit card chargeback, and will re-credit all amounts to or for the account of Auctioneer. If, in violation of these Bidder Terms and Conditions, YOU initiate a credit card chargeback, even if successful, YOU will remain liable for all purchases made at the Auction, and YOU will be responsible for all costs and expenses, including attorneys' fees, incurred by or on behalf of Auctioneer and/or any Seller(s) in challenging the credit card chargeback and in collecting payment. YOUR agreement not to initiate a credit card chargeback is a condition to YOUR Registration as a Bidder, and for the privilege of bidding at the Auction, and is being made as an inducement for Auctioneer to accept YOUR Registration and to permit YOU to bid at the Auction. Auctioneer is relying on YOUR agreement not to initiate a credit card chargeback in accepting YOUR Bidder Registration and in permitting YOU to bid at the Auction.
36. Claims. Unless otherwise provided in writing, after a Lot has been picked-up or removed by YOU or on YOUR behalf, no claims or returns will be allowed and there will be no adjustments or rescissions.
37. Third-Parties and Subsequent Purchasers. Auctioneer has no relationship with any third-parties or subsequent purchasers of Lot(s), and no third-party or subsequent purchaser may rely on any statements or descriptions made by Auctioneer, nor will Auctioneer have any liability to such persons or entities. YOU agree to indemnify Auctioneer and to hold Auctioneer harmless from and against any and all claims made by third-parties or subsequent purchasers of any Lot(s) purchased by YOU.
38. Buyer's Remedies; Bidders/Buyers Not Entitled to Incidental or Consequential Damages. To the extent that YOU may be entitled to any remedies in connection with the Auction, the sole and exclusive remedy available to YOU is a return, from Seller, of (i) the Hammer Price actually paid, and (ii) an amount equal to the Buyer's Premium. Under no circumstances will Auctioneer or the Seller be liable for incidental or consequential damages, including, without being limited to lost profits or reduced productivity. YOU, further, acknowledge and agree that YOU are not entitled to specific performance or other equitable relief.
39. Seller's Remedies. If YOU breach any obligations under these Terms and Conditions or under a contract with a Seller, such property may be re-sold and YOU will be responsible for any and all damages, including any deficiency or reduction in the Contract Price, along with incidental damages.
40. Private Sale. YOU agree not to enter into a Private Sale transaction with the Seller(s) of any Lot(s) prior to or during the Auction. If YOU enter into a Private Sale transaction with the Seller(s) of any Lot(s) prior to or during the Auction, or within __________ (___) days after the Auction (for any Lot(s) not sold at the Auction), Auctioneer will be entitled to receive an amount equal to its full Commission and Buyer's Premium (calculated as a percentage of the Private Sale Price), together with reimbursable expenses; and YOU and the Seller will be jointly and severally liable to Auctioneer for the payment of such amounts.
41. Waiver. Certain provisions of these Bidder Terms and Conditions are for the exclusive benefit of Auctioneer and/or Seller(s). Such provisions (including, without being limited to, Bidder registration and qualification requirements, payment terms, removal and delivery terms, and inspection terms) do not create, and will not be deemed to create, any benefits or rights in favor of any other persons, including competing Bidders, and may not be enforced by any other persons. Either globally or on a case by case basis Auctioneer and/or Seller may (but will not be required to) waive any provisions of these Bidder Terms and Conditions that are intended for the benefit of Auctioneer and/or Seller.
42. Indemnification. YOU agree to indemnify Auctioneer, and to hold Auctioneer harmless, with respect to any damages claimed in connection with the Auction or purchases made at the Auction and with respect to any subsequent sale of Lots.
43. Email List; Agreement to Receive Email. YOU agree to be added to the email list maintained by Auctioneer. Each email Auctioneer sends will have an unsubscribe link at the bottom of the email. YOU agree not to report any email sent by or on behalf of Auctioneer as spam.
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Special to Auction: One Owner 1956 Chevrolet Corvette - Civil War Era CDV Collection of Confederate Generals
Auction Categories include: Large Selection of Stoneware & Pottery - Shenandoah Community Workers- Bird Haven Collection - Folk Art - Primitives - Antiques - Collectibles -
Preview: Monday & Tuesday Sepetember 16th & 17th 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
Auction Dates & Times: Thursday, September 12th at 6:00 A.M. - Wednesday, September 18th Beginning to Close at 6:30 P.M. Onward
Pick Up: Thursday & Friday, September 19th & 20th from 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. at 116 A. North High St. Edinburg VA, 22824. 10 1956 Chevrolet Corvette VIN: VE56S001562 Miles: 84,572 Engine: 3 Speed Manual Color: Polo White / Red Barn Find, One Owner Numbers Matching 1956 Corvette Purchased New at Parkway Motors, Front Royal, Virginia 265 Cu. In. Engine with 2-4 Barrel Carburetor "Power Pack", Soft... 11 Honda Dream Motorcycle Engine Marked CA77E-1016290 12 2004 Ford Thunderbird Hard Top Convertible VIN: 1FAHP60A94Y105174 Miles: 71,641 Engine: V8 Color: Burgandy Metalic Immaculate Garage Kept 2004 Ford Thunderbird, Convertible w/ Hard Top. Loaded, AM/FM with CD, Black Leather Interior, Stand for Hard Top Included. Must see to appreciate!!! 300 Eastham Family Album Rappahanock Co. VA Late 19th century leather bound photo album descended in the Eastham family, with the signature "Emma C. Eastham, 1882" on the title page. Contains forty-six (46) photographs / CDV's, and two photos of Civil War veterans (one in uniform) and a tintyp... 301 VMI / Virginia Military Institute CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of the ruins of the Virginia Military Institute. Boude & McClelland, Photographers, Lexington, Va. "Va. Military Institute" hand written in ink on the photograph From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste / CDV's of Civil W... 302 Stonewall Jackson Gravesite CDV w/ Family 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of the gravesite of Confederate General Thos. J. 'Stonewall' Jackson, with mourners. Hand written in ink on back: "For Lizzie from Heny,". Boude & McClelland, Photographers, Lexinton, Va. From a 19th century album of Carte d... 303 Stonewall Jackson Gravesite CDV w/ Men 4" x 2.5" Carte de viste of the gravesite of Confederate General Thos. J. 'Stonewall' Jackson, with nale mourners. Boude & Miley, Photographers, Main Street opposite the Presbyterian Church, Lexington, VA. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste ... 304 Gen. Fitzhugh Lee C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Fitzhugh Lee, CSA. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in t... 305 Gen. Turner Ashby C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Turner Ashby. Selby & Dulaney, Booksellers and Stationers, 332 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Fa... 306 Fitz Hugh Lee CSA General CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Fitzhugh Lee. Photographed by J.I.H. Baker, Winchester, Va. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Sh... 307 Gen'l. Lee C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. By L. Prang & Co., Boston. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of... 308 Lt. Genl. T. L. Rosser C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite labeled hand written in ink on the back: "Lt. Genl. T.L. Rosser." Confederate general. Selby & Dulaney, Booksellers & Stationers, 332 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War ... 309 Gen Ewell C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Ewell. By The Monumental Photograph Company, 178 W. Balto. St., Baltimore, MD. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahann... 310 Gen A P Hill C.S.A. CDV 4" X 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General A.P. Hill. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in the order... 311 Signed Gen Robert E Lee CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, with his signature in faded ink. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Val... 312 Col. John S Mosby C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite identified as Confederate General John S. Mosby. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offer... 313 Gravesite Stonewall Jackson C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of the gravesite of Confederate General Thomas J. 'Stonewall' Jackson. Boude & Miley, Lexington, Va. With engraving of Washington College on reverse. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldie... 314 Colorized Stonewall Gravesite CDV 4" x 2.5" Colorized carte de visite of the gravesite of Confederate General Thomas J. 'Stonewall' Jackson, with mourners holding flowers. Stonewall Art Gallery, Boude & Miley, Lexington, Virginia. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil ... 315 CSA Gen Beauregard CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Beauregard. The Monumental Photograph Company, 178 W. Balto. St., Baltimore, MD. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappaha... 316 Gen Wade Hampton C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Wade Hampton. The Monumental Photograph Company, 178 W. Balto. St., Baltimore MD. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappah... 317 Genl Morgan C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Morgan, with his name hand written in ink on front. Fisher & Denison, Publishers and Stationers, 64 Baltimore St., Baltimore. And 'Morgan' in pencil also on the reverse. From a 19th century album of Ca... 318 CSA Gen Jos. E Johnston CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston. The Monumental Photograph Company, 178 W. Balto. St., Baltimore, MD. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of... 319 Gen Jubal Early C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Jubal Early, hand written in pencil name on front. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah ... 320 Gen J.E.B. Stuart C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart. The Monumental Photograph Company, 178 W. Balto. St., Baltimore MD. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappa... 321 CSA General Longstreet CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General James Longstreet. The Monumental Photograph Company, 178 W. Balto. St., Baltimore MD. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Ra... 322 Gen G.T. Beauregarde C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General G.T. Beauregarde. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in th... 323 General Garnett C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Garnett, who was killed during Pickett's Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannoc... 324 Gen J.E.B. Stuart C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in the o... 325 Gen Jos. E. Johnson C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in the o... 326 Jefferson Davis C.S.A. President CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate States of America President Jefferson 'Jeff' Davis. Benndann Bros., 207 Baltimore St. "Jeff Davis" handwritten in pencil on back. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, d... 327 CSA Gen Sterling Price CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Sterling Price. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in the ... 328 General John Morgan CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General John Morgan. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in the ord... 329 Gen Richard S Ewell C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Richard S. Ewell. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in th... 330 CSA General A.P. Hill CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General A.P. Hill. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in the order... 331 CSA General J.B. Magruder CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General J.B. Magruder. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in the o... 332 Gen Wade Hampton C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Wade Hampton. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in the or... 333 Gen Turner Ashby C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Turner Ashby. 'From W.F.Richstein Bookseller & Stationer, No. 178 Baltimore Street, The Monumental Book Store, Baltimore MD.' From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldier... 334 CSA Gen Stonewall Jackson CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Thomas J. 'Stonewall' Jackson. Stanton & Butler, 79 W. Gayette, Stl, one door from Charles, Baltimore. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eas... 335 Gen Robert E Lee CDV + 2C Stamp 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, with a George Washington two cent US Internal Revenue Bank Check stamp on the reverse. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the East... 336 John Wilkes Booth the Assassin CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of "John Wilkes Booth, the Assassin." From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Offered in the o... 337 CSA Navy Commodore Hollins CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Commodore George Nichols Hollins, CSA Navy. Published by E & H.T. Anthony, 501 Broadway, New York. "Com Hollins" handwritten in pencil on reverse. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldie... 338 7-Star 'C.S.' Confederate Flag Card 4" x 2.5" Card which appears to be handmade and colored. Has a seven star Confederate States flag and "C.S." handwritten in black ink. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Ra... 339 Gen. A.S. Johnston C.S.A. CDV 4" x 2.5" Carte de visite of Confederate General A.S. Johns(t)on, with his last name misspelled on the card. From a 19th century album of Carte de Viste of Civil War Generals & soldiers, descended in the Eastham Family of Rappahannock County & the Sh... 340 "Captain Kurtz" w/ Cannon Photograph 4.5" x 2.5" Black & white photo of an elderly man standing next to a 19th century cannon, and labeled at the top in blue ink "Captain Kurtz." Possibly the immigrant Federal Civil War veteran from New York, Captain William Kurtz. From a 19th century a... 341 Photo Album Which Held Generals CDVs A now empty leather bound circa 1880's photograph album from the Eastham family of Rappahannock County, Virginia, which had held the previous auction Lots of Confederate General carte de visites. 342 Eastham Family Virginia CDVs & Tintypes Group of Eastham family carte de visites, tintypes & black and white photos which were in the back of the album that had held the previous lots of Confederate Generals CDVs. Tintype of man has "July 1869" in pencil on back; small square black & white... 343 Mitchell & Tyler Richmond VA Coin Forks Two likely coin silver dinner forks marked 'MITCHELL & TYLER,' Richmond, Virginia, silversmiths 1845-1866. Engraved with initial "P." Total weight 120.8. Size & weight are approximate. 344 Wm H White Fredericksburg VA Coin Spoons Pair of likely coin silver teaspoons marked WM: H. WHITE. Spoons have tears at the bowl and handle connections. Initials "J M". William H. White worked out of Fredricksburg, Virginia, from 1834 to 1836. Total weight 32.3 grams. Size & weight are appr... 345 S. Kirk Baltimore Coin Silver Spoons Three likely coin silver teaspoons marked 'S. KIRK' and '10.15', with initials "AAD" engraved. The S.Kirk mark was used by Samuel Kirk, Baltimore, Maryland, from 1828-1846. Total weight 37.6 grams Size & weight are approximate. 346 Larmour & Co Coin Silver Spoons Marked coin silver spoons, Larmour & Co., Baltimore, Maryland. Includes two teaspoons and six tablespoons, all with engraved initials "JMD." Total weight of the 2 teaspoons is 43.6 grams, and total weight of the 6 tablespoons is 288.7 grams. Size & w... 347 Bailey & Co Sterling Teaspoons Marked Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, PA, sterling silver teaspoons (4), engraved 'EFP'. Mid 19th century.Total weight 106 grams. Size & weight are approximate. 348 Platt & Wm Cleveland Coin Silver Spoons Two table spoons marked 'Platt & Brothers' of New York, likely coin silver. Total weight of two 126.4 grams. And one table spoon plus a handle marked 'WC' for William Cleveland of Connecticut & Massachusetts, also likely coin. Total weight of spoon &... 349 1986 Gold American Eagle $5 Coin 1/10 ounce fine gold five dollar coin. 351 Foreign Coins + Wittnauer Watch Box Coins include 1866 Victoria penny etc, 1860's Italian 10 centesimi, etc. 352 1861 Letter Re Salt to CSA Troops Edward Zea A handwritten letter dated December 17, 1861, to Strasburg, VA, merchant Edward Zea about a delayed shipment of salt to the Confederate Government in Staunton. Written by Zea's Woodstock,VA, attorney Moses Walton. Plus a December 13,1862 receipt for ... 353 CSA Bonds Confederate Veteran Toms Brook VA Two Confederate States of America bonds issued in Harrisonburg, Virginia, to Joseph Keller, CSA veteran. Keller joined Company B (Toms Brook Guard), 33rd Regiment Infantry in 1862. His service record is included. The bonds include: $300 issued March ... 354 Strasburg Guards VA Ephemera Group of receipts etc from Strasburg, Virginia, most relating to the Strasburg Guards Virginia militia. Names include Confederate veteran, & likely Strasburg Guard, Capt.Samuel C. Williams of Woodstock. Names of Strasburg Guard members include: pott... 355 1860 Zea & Pirkey Letter Etc Two letters from a Baltimore supplier written to Zea & Pirkey merchants in Strasburg, Virginia, regarding what may be items for the Strasburg Guards. Plus the shipping receipts for the items described in the letters. Also receipts mentioning Civil Wa... 356 1849 $5 Cochituate Bank Note Mass. Boston, Massachusetts bank note 357 1856 $2 Tennesee Bank Note Shelbyville Bank of Tennessee, January 1st 1856. 358 1861 Winchester VA $1 Bank Note State of Virginia, Corporation of Winchester, July 15, 1861, one dollar bank note 359 1862 Bank of the Commonwealth $1.50 Note One dollar and fifty cents bank note, Richmond, VA, June 1862 360 1862 Virginia Treasury Note $10 Ten dpollar note, Oct. 15th, 1862. Found in a cellophane sleeve, inside the protective plastic cover. 361 1862 Virginia Treasury Note $10 Ten dollar note, Oct. 15th, 1862. 362 1862 Virginia Treasury Note $5 Five dollar note, Mar. 13, 1862 363 1862 Virginia Treasury Note $1 One dollar note, July 21, 1862 364 1862 Virginia Treasury Note $1 One dollar note, Oct. 21, 1862 365 1873 SC Railroad Company $1 Fare South Carolina RairRoad Company, 'good for the fare of one passenger twenty-five miles. Charleston, July 1st, 1873, Fare Ticket.' 368 Wallet B F Boley Confederate Veteran 19th century leather wrap type wallet with embossed 'S. Carolina - Animus Optibusque Parati' inside with trumpeting angel above. In in on exterior "B. F. Boley Money," and inside "B.F. Boley Book Berkley Co. Martinsburg Va." Contains two circa 1915 s... 369 1861 Union Jeff Davis Traitor Token Union token dated 1861 with Jefferson Davis on gallows, and 'D..(Death to)Traitors' on reverse. 370 1863 Wilson's Medal Patriotic Tokens (2) Union tokens: one with head of Washington, & Wilson's Medal surrounding a #1 on reverse; other with Liberty obverse & same reverse. 371 Union Liberty Head Token Civil War era Union token with Liberty head and stars obverse, and a 1 with laurel wreath reverse. Half inch diameter 372 Union Army Navy Tokens (4) Includes: two 1863 Liberty head; one 1864 Liberty head; and one 'The Federal Union, It Must and Shall be Preserved.' 373 Abe Lincoln Token Hannibal of America Obverse: Abraham Lincoln Natus. Feb. 12. 1809.; reverse: Abra-Ham Lin-Coln, Honest Abe of the West, The Hannibal of America, 1860 374 Union Tokens w/ Advertising 1863 Includes 3 with 1863 dates, one with a thistle & United We Stand - Divided We Fall. All have store advertising. 375 1863 Union Tokens Washington Liberty etc Includes: 1863 George Washington & Exchange on reverse; 1863 Liberty & God Protect the Union on reverse; and Constitution for Ever & Erinnerung an 1863 reverse. 376 Sterling Antietam Token + Others A marked sterling silver 'Antietam - South Mountain Centennial' token, weighing 0.5 oz. Plus four base metal Antietam tokens. 377 Civil War Souvenirs 1961 Esso Map Etc Includes 1961 Stickley's Esso Strasburg Va. road map of the battlefields & shrines of the Civil War; two Belle Boyd envelopes (no coins); set of 5 commemorative Generals tokens; and reproduction Confederate currency. Plus two 1933 Shenandoah Publishi... 1500 Hogshead Cask Barrel Antique Wooden Drum with Bottom. Galvanized Strap Rings 34.25" Tall. 27"-28" Top Diameter 34.5" Inside Bottom Diameter 378 Engraving of Horse's Prayer Early 20th Century Western Bank Note and Engraving Company, Chicago, engraving of The Prayer of A Horse, with metal plate and sheet for lithographing. 1501 Two - 2 Man Cross Cut Saws Logging Saws, One Marked "H. Disstor & Son, Philada", One Marked "Superior Warranted" Overall 48" Long 1502 Mission Oak 16 Drawer Cabinet Handmade Oak Construction, Office / Library File Chest w/ Label Holders on Drawers 39.75" T x 23" W x 15" D 379 Shenandoah Co. Civil War Letters & Etc Three pieces of Civil War era ephemera, in particular a letter dated June 17, 1861, written by Confederate soldier Israel P. Rinker of Shenandoah County, Virginia, describing his posting in Winchester at an "African Church East of Depot" under the co... 1503 The Capehart, Steinway and Sons Record Player Ebony Case Record Player with Record Changer, Adjustable Sound Controls and Radio, The Capehart Concert Grand, Sold by Steinway & Sons 42" W x 41" T x 21.5" D 379 Splint Chair w/ Stars Helsley Ludwig Photos Two early 20th century photographs showing the same or similar chair, or rocker, featuring painted six-point stars and stripes and what looks like a Spitler type woven oak splint bottom. The postcard showing a young boy with hat is Percy K (Kenneth) ... 1504 Multimixer 5 Head Milkshake Maker Vintage Drug Store Soda Fountain / Malt Shake / Milk Shake Mixer. Includes Metal Cup 19" Tall 380 Tintype of Black Man / Soldier A tintype photograph of a black man wearing what appears to be a Civil War era uniform. The period paper sleeve which holds the photo has "CT Stewarh(d?)" written on the back. 380 1944 Shenandoah County Milo Sine & Family + Photograph marked on back: "Taken Nov 1943...taken by Violet Sine." The photo features Columbia Furnace, Virginia, chair & cabinet maker Milo Jerome Sine, the tall man center back, with his family & Ludwig in-laws. The notes on back identify - front ... 381 1853 Gold $1 Coins in 14K Earrings Two 1853 U.S. gold one dollar coins in marked 14K gold screwback earring filigree settings. Total weight 9.2 grams including coins. Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. 381 1906 Headquarters VA School Card A 1906 Souvenir card with teacher's photo, District School No. 12, Headquarters, Virginia. Edna V. Hawkins, Teacher, and J.B. McInturff, Superintendent. Approx 3 x 5 1/4". 382 14K Gold 7mm Herringbone Necklace Marked 14K yellow gold 20" long x 7mm wide herringbone link necklace. Weight 18.7 grams Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. 382 Cabin Hill VA Coronet Band Photo A 7 x 5" photo mounted on card of the circa 1880-1885 Cabin Hill, Virginia, Coronet Band. Written on front: Luther Ludwig with horn beside tree. Also included is a cutout of the same photo in the Free Press newspaper, identifying the band members. Lu... 383 14K Gold Disc Earrings Initials Marked 14K yellow gold screwback earrings with LMD monogram. Weight 6.1 grams Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. 383 LA Ludwig Columbia Furnace VA Tintype + A 2 1/2 x 3 1/2" tintype of Luther Ashby Ludwig (1863-1949) of Columbia Furnace, Virginia. Found in paper sleeve marked 'L A Ludwig.' He appears to be wearing a military type jacket with brass buttons and a pin on his collar. The sleeve is stuck to ... 384 14K Gold 2-Tone Anklet w/ Diamonds Marked 14K yellow & white gold 9.5" long anklet with bezel set 2mm tested diamonds. Weight including 5 stones 5.4 grams Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. 384 1900-O Morgan Silver Dollars (2) Two 1900-O Morgan silver dollars 385 14K Gold Teddy Stick Pin Diamonds Marked 14K yellow gold teddy bear stickpin, with tested 0.9 mm diamond 'eyes.' Mark is faint, on underside of teddy's left leg. Weight including stones 3.8 grams Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. 385 Silver Peace Dollars & US Coins Includes: 1922 & 1923 silver Peace dollars (one each); 2 silver quarters 1944 & 1960; 1966 to 1968 silver Kennedy half dollars (8); clad 1972 Kennedy half dollar; and a 1971 French 5 francs coin. 386 14K Gold St Christopher Charm Marked 14K yellow gold St. Christopher 0.87" diameter charm. Weight 2.9 grams. Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. 387 14K 2-Tone Gold Earrings Marked 14K Italy white & yellow gold pierced earrings. Weight 2.5 grams. Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. 388 14K 2-Tone Gold Pendant Slide Marked 14K Italy white & yellow gold 1" long slide or pendant. Weight 1.9 grams Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. 389 14K Gold Ring or Scarf Slide Marked 14K yellow gold as is ring or slide. Weight 3.9 grams Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. 391 Trifari Faux Pearl Brooch Vintage Marked Trifari 2 3/4" brooch set with simulated pearls, 2 missing. Sizes & weights are approximate. Precious metals are as marked. |
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