Over 100 lots of desirable and rare firearms including:
Early Smith and Wesson Revolvers such as Model 29 .44 magnum with box, K38 Masterpiece with box, K22 Masterpiece with box, Rare Pre-Model 27 with box and several more all on high grade. Freedom Arms Model 252 Silhouette Class Revolver and a Premier Grade Model 83 in .454 Casull Magnum. Thompson Center Contender Pistols and barrels, Collection of Berretta pistols including Models 21, 70S, 950BS, 87 BD, 90,85BB, 1935, and 74. Savage 1907 and 1917 pistols and many others. Long Arms including Browning BAR with box, Model 81 BLR with box, BPR with box, and Two Model 92 Carbines. 1946 Marlin 36RC , 1955 1st year production Winchester Model 88, Universal M-1 carbine, WWII German K98c 42 BYF/Mauser, Springfield Model 1903, 1944 Long Branch Enfield and other military rifles. Eagle Arms EA-15 Rifle.
Over 60 Lots of Case XX and Buck pocket and fixed blade knives with most having the original boxes. Includes commemoratives for Southern Railway, Pearl Harbor, John Deere, Zippo, Virginia Wildlife, etc. Rare Case XX WWII Quartermaster fighting knife, Case XX 5033 meat cleaver with original box, and hard to find Case XX 77F Fish knife.
Plus ammunition, gun cases, powder, bayonets, and much more. 

K A Ammar and his wife Mary Jane lived, worked and raised a family in Bluefield West Virginia and were the epitome of 1950s elegance.
Although formal and old fashioned, KA Ammar was a brilliant, forward thinking purveyor of change.  Shortly after college, he convinced the WV legislature to change the status of his Alma Mater - Marshall  - from a college to a University.
This was just the beginning.
After the army he assumed the role as head of the family business. His leadership would result in the evolution of the Ammar Family’s  local department stores to what became a successful large retail chain known as Magic Mart.
Ammar served on many community boards and ultimately became the President of the Bluefield Chamber of Commerce.
Most notably, he  spearheaded the Congressional approval of the I-73/74 route as Founder and President of the I-73/74 Corridor Association. His contributions are memorialized as his name permanently appears on  the WVDOT signage.

His beloved wife Mary Jane had impeccable style as seen in this offering of a portion of their personal estate.

One will find exquisite Mid Century Modern Drexel and Henry Link furniture as well as several Louis XV and French Provincial antiques and home decor.

Items from his Marshall college days, business accomplishments and community contributions are found throughout the auction, such as Marshall University memorabilia, Ronald Regan’s visit to Bluefield West Virginia  ephemera and Magic Mart promotional pieces.

Included are several Capodimonte porcelain pieces, Persian and Turkish rugs, wine lovers decor, antique linens, high end costume jewelry, vintage fashion, 1940s men’s hats, artwork, designer purses and clothing as well as a variety of other collectibles.

Also featured in this auction is a collection of amazing semi-precious jewelry from another local seller.  The collection includes a 2.35 carat diamond set in 14K white gold, two 10K yellow gold bracelets with 28 diamonds each,  14K gold men's bracelet, men's and ladies Rolex Oyster watches, and other fine jewelry.

Thank you for participating in the offering of this fine selection of their lifetime estate.

Farmer Auctions is proud to present the Prestigious Collection of Ms. Dodie Bach. Known throughout the community as a prominent teacher for Axton & surrounding counties. She loved people, never met a stranger and was always vivacious and beautifully dressed. She loved music especially opera and was a world wide traveler. We hope you join us for preview in this beautifully decorated home in Chatmoss located on the golf course.

Her collection consists of Nice artwork, Antique oriental rugs, 14K gold, designer sterling & costume jewelry, Herend, Royal Doulton, Chinese export & more porcelain! Wallace sterling flatware & more sterling pieces. Clemmons Grand Piano, Baker sofa & loveseat, Mid Century Modern American & Asian furniture by Henredon, American of Martinsville & more decorator pieces. Please note this home has been closed for a number of years & has a moldy presence inside. Please come and inspect!

LIVE AUCTION DATE:  JANUARY 25 AT 1:00 PM  ONSITE AT 4245 PINEY WOODS ROAD  CHRISTIANSBURG, VA.  ONLINE PRE-BIDDING ENDS AT 1:00 PM ON JANUARY 22.

What a Great opportunity!    A very useful home that just needs a new owner.  This property is actually two double-wide homes that have been assembled at an approximate 90 degree angle to each other and connected by a framed enclosed breezeway. 4 total BR, 3 total bath, Just waiting to be loved.  This wonderful lot totals 1 acre and has plenty of room for additional structures, including a second house. Just minutes away from Carilion Hospital and Interstate 81. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: THE HIGHEST ONLINE BID IS NOT THE WINNING BIDDER. ONLINE BIDDING IS FOR PRE-BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT THE FINAL HIGH BID AND NOT A FINAL CONTRACT.   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 JANUARY 25. BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLINE UNTIL 1:00 PM ON JANUARY 22.  CALL JARROD HINES, AUCTIONEER AT 540-250-2964 FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION, PRIVATE SHOWINGS OR QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS PROPERTY. 

  
 NOTE: A Non-refundable $5,000.00 earnest money deposit will be due day of the auction from the winning bidder.  Also a 10% buyer's premium will be applied to the final high bid and become part of the final purchase price. Example: High Bid = $100,000.00  10% buyer's premium = $10,000.00  Final Purchase Price = $110,000.00