Entrusted Auctions is pleased to present the Joyce Broyles estate collection.  Mrs. Broyles was talented and artistic in multiple disciplines.  Her passion for music, painting, nature and scholarly pursuits is reflected in the items offered in this sale.  Dr. and Mrs. Broyles were faithful and generous supporters of Raleigh Area Foundation. You will have the opportunity to consider many fine pieces such as a Baby Grand Piano, Chiming Wall clock, vintage Singer Sewing Machine, Mid-Century Modern bedroom furniture as well as Modern Living Room and Dining Room selections to choose from. Franklin Mint Carved Duck Decoys, several very fine paintings by Mrs. Broyles.  Jewelry includes a very nice set of gold pieces, as well as several rings, earrings, costume jewelry and unique artists pieces. As an avid reader you will find books to satisfy any reader’s interest.  Her love of music extends beyond her instrument to include a library of sheet music and music books, CD’s, Vintage cassette tapes and player, as well as a Bose Wave Sound System. Her love of nature is represented by the large offering of planters, and accessories, windchimes, decorative items that incorporated the theme of nature throughout her home. In addition, there is a variety of kitchen and dining ware from the 70’s and 80’s era, as well as  Pink Depression glass, hostess glassware, barware, kitchen appliances, cookware, and utensils.  Very diverse decorative items include modern wall decorations as well as Native American collection of pottery and dreamcatchers. Check out the artists supplies, paper art supplies, garden and lawn items, and an electric lawn mower, exercise equipment and many one of a kind collectibles. Happy bidding!

From our sister company - Entrusted Auctions - Buck Thompson grew up in Talcott, WV where he hung around Thompson's garage alongside his grandfather, father & his brothers.  This was the beginning of his passion for classic & modified  cars & trucks.  As a young man he started driving  the local milk truck. This where he met his life's co-pilot, Nancy.  He then joined the Army Reserves, where he became an MP. Not long after, he, Nancy and their daughters Beth and Fran started their life together in Union, WV., where Mr. Thompson  would soon become such a well loved & respected member of the community. 

With only a fifth or sixth grade formal education  he  soared to heights previously unknown with  Monroe Ford in Union.  From mechanic  to Service Dept. Manager constantly teaching himself  and taking all the classes available through Ford & their training programs. Year after year he was awarded several prestigious awards . In 1968 Mr. Thompson's brother started the Traveling Hillbillies and that prompted Buck to start The Hillbilly Cruisers. With his collection of classic & modified cruisers he and his brother with other family members would have many adventures making great memories along the way. When he built his garage at his home it soon became the spot to help anyone in need of repairs. He self taught himself body work and would often paint vehicles in the large main garage. He worked on everything from top notch racers and show cars to farming and construction equipment. Even fabricating his own parts if need be. After retiring from Monroe Ford he decided to pick up his father's and grandfathers first trade and their passion, woodworking. His grandfather and father both made furniture in Summers County. 
We now proudly present, From The Garage of Mr. O.D. "Buck" Thompson, Auction #1 of this amazing estate. Below is a small list of items you will find being offered in Auction #1.  Stay tuned for Auction #2.
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1950 Ford. Custom Built Flat Head Rat Rod, Many local signs and advertising memorabilia, Many hand tools by Craftsman pro, Pronto, Snap-On, Mac, S &K, Blackhawk, & more, mechanics boxes, parts washer, cherry picker, air compressors, generators, license plates, oil cans, vehicle emblems, yard tools, vintage hubcaps and center caps, battery and electric hand tools, Ford collectibles, vintage and contemporary manuals, many assorted storage cabinets, balls & hitches, sand blaster, original vehicle radios,, variety of saws, lots of auto parts, drill press, power inverters, jointer & planer, engine blocks, sanders, grinders, anvil, vises, router table, tool boxes, hand Hoist,
Shop Theory by Henry Ford Trade School, tons of assorted hand tools and MUCH MORE!

Farmer Auctions is proud to present the collection of Cliff Shepherd and his late wife Sue Shepherd. Upon walking into their house for the first time one thing was apparent, they loved to fish. Sue was a fisherman’s daughter from Cape Hatteras Island in North Carolina. Cliff and Sue met in a local fishing club there. The influence of the island can be seen in the decor, signed artwork, and numerous books about the outer banks (some signed!). Cliff really enjoyed working with his hands and his extensive tool collection is a testament to that. Besides Sue, he also had a deep love for Hot Rods and the automotive world. 
This collection has something for everyone including everything from decor, to furniture, to books (including many on World War II). Collectors will love Cliffs extensive pocket knife collection too. We hope you enjoy scrolling through this legacy. Happy Bidding! 

Nestled in a small valley with 2.5 acres!  Well maintained, spacious 3 BR home on a wonderful lot with room for expansion or additional structures. Beautiful hardwood floors are present in certain areas.  Large detached garage/workshop is an added bonus. Additional space available in the full basement. This quaint, secluded home nestled in the SWVA mountains will make someone a beautiful escape. Well cared for and ready for a new owner to love and enjoy! Metal roof installed in 2014. This property will make a fine homeplace for the next owner. 

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 AUGUST 23 at 1:00PM. BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLINE UNTIL 1:00 PM ON AUGUST 21. HIGHEST ONLINE BIDDER MAY ATTEND LIVE AUCTION AND CONTINUE TO BID OR BID VIA PHONE.