Black Powder , Muzzleloader & Percussion Firearms & Weapons Auctions in VIRGINIA - Live and Online Sales

This weekly auction includes beautiful sofa side table, rectangle shaped barstool dark wood grain living room coffee table, matching pair bedroom three drawer side tables, four shelf country style wooden kitchen nook, beautiful inlaid dining room table and chair set, beautiful Gorham crystal 10 inch vase, folding tables, antique Dobbs Fifth Avenue hat box, antique and vintage crocks and jugs, Nelson McCoy 5 gallon two tone whiskey jug, industrial style metal barstools, vintage Atari games, vintage Superman puzzle, miniature collectibles die cast cars and trucks, crystal paper weights, Lego kits, currency, Tonka toys in original packaging and lots of Department 56 pieces. Also includes yard art, Civil War books, vintage and antique toys, electronics, video games, PlayStation games, head vases, coins and currency, DVDs, CDs, jewelry including gold, sterling silver and costume, NASCAR pieces and collectibles, office furniture, lighters, collectible cards including Pokeman and sports cards - MLB, NFL and other sports, kitchen ware, collectible glass including Pyrex, Anchor Hocking, uranium pieces, Fenton, McCoy, Imperial, Makossa, Spode, Corelle, Pfaltzgraff, sterling silver pieces, antique lamps, brooches, watches, bracelets, rings, marbles, comic books, knives, Longaberger pieces, tools, hob-nail and milk glass pieces, brand name purses, collector drinking glasses, Hot Wheels and Matchbox pieces, antique toy vehicles, vintage beer signs and marketing pieces, electronics, artwork in all mediums, vintage and new clothing and shoes, cast iron and die cast pieces, antique quilts, antique books, video games, paperweights, name brand tools, record albums, LPs, 33s and 45s and so much more.

Preview: Monday & Tuesday, January 6th & 7th from 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Auction Dates: Starting Thursday, January 2nd - Wednesday, January 8th Beginning to Close at 6:30 P.M. Onwards Pick Up: FIREARMS that require a background check must be picked up Thursday, January 9th from 8:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. and Friday, January 10th from 10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. Pickup for other merchandise is Thursday & Friday, January 9th & 10th 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. at 116 A. North High St. Edinburg VA, 22824.

Tools, Hardware, And Hunting Hundreds of lots of hand tools, power tools, hardware and more. *** This is an incomplete listing, addtional lots will be added Tuesday evening ***

What if you could hold a piece of the Titanic in your hands? Or dine at a table inlaid with fragments of dinosaurs and meteors that journeyed through time and space? Imagine owning artifacts that carry the weight of revolutions, global diplomacy, or even the dawn of a nation. This is not just an auction—it’s an invitation to rewrite history by becoming part of it. Take, for example, the two porcelain bowls recovered from the RMS Titanic. These humble yet extraordinary artifacts once served third-class passengers aboard the world’s most iconic ship. Their faded logos and timeworn surfaces, etched by the ocean’s depths, whisper tales of hope, tragedy, and resilience. Accompanied by a wealth of documentation, they represent not just objects but profound connections to the lives and legacies lost on that fateful voyage. Then, there’s the dining table like no other—a handcrafted masterpiece inlaid with agatized dinosaur bone, fragments of meteors that once streaked through the heavens, and the finest old-growth redwood. This is not just furniture; it’s a statement of wonder and awe. Imagine sitting at a table that bridges the cosmic and the terrestrial, bringing millions of years of history into your home as a centerpiece for unforgettable conversations. Among the collection is a signed second edition of Mao Zedong’s "Little Red Book." This artifact encapsulates the ideological force that reshaped nations during the 20th century. Mao’s distinctive calligraphic signature transforms this copy into more than a book—it’s a symbol of a revolution that reverberated across continents, inspiring movements and changing the course of history. Another remarkable piece is the Chinese Delegation Signature Document from 1954. Signed by Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, Deng Xiaoping, and other key figures, it marks a pivotal moment in Cold War diplomacy. Each signature tells a story of power, strategy, and a nation’s rise to global influence. Owning this document is akin to holding the keys to an era that defined modern geopolitics. For art enthusiasts, a minimalist watercolor sketch of Kim Il Sung offers an extraordinary glimpse into the visual narrative of North Korea’s founding leader. Created during the Korean War, its bold brushstrokes capture both the humanity and mythos of a man whose leadership shaped a nation. This artwork is not merely a portrait but a moment in time, preserved with striking authenticity. The auction also features two intricately engraved Deringer pistols from 1863, relics of a tumultuous era in American history. Their craftsmanship, paired with their historical significance, transforms them into more than weaponry—they are artifacts that evoke the stories of the people who carried them, the conflicts they witnessed, and the legacy they left behind. For those fascinated by the birth of a nation, an original 1775 edition of the Pennsylvania Evening Post stands as a voice from the past. This fragile yet defiant newspaper captures the tensions of a fledgling America, chronicling the strife, proclamations, and patriotism that sparked a revolution. Its pages are yellowed with time, but its words remain as stirring as the day they were printed. Finally, the shark vertebrae cane of Captain Isaac Hull from the War of 1812 offers a rare glimpse into the human stories behind naval triumphs. Surrendered to Hull by the defeated captain of the HMS Guerriere, this cane is a symbol of respect and resilience. With its silver handle and intricate construction, it embodies the craftsmanship and honor of an era when battles were fought with bravery and grace. Each of these items is more than a relic—they are vessels of memory, emotion, and timeless stories waiting for their next caretaker. Whether you’re drawn to the Titanic’s enduring legacy, the artistry of a meteor-inlaid table, or the echoes of revolutions and wars, this collection is your chance to own a piece of the extraordinary. What story will you choose to carry forward?