There are so many treasures in this auction that is a collection from three generations of the McIntosh family of Princeton, WV. Clarence “Mack” and his wife Lena owned McIntosh Garage, a gas station and auto repair shop which was located on their property and this building still stands today. Their son William worked in this garage for many years and he and his wife Louise lived in a house just above the gas station. They had a love of flying and owned their own small plane. William worked as a pilot for Pocahontas Fuel where he flew coal mine owners back and forth to the mines. 

Their daughter Valerie and her husband Joe also live on this same property and have held onto many of the antiques from her parents and grandparents. Louise moved into a mobile home on the property years ago, and at age 86 now resides in a nursing home due to declining health.

This auction features pieces collected by this family for over 100 years including some equipment and tools used at the gas station and auto repair, a Honda 90 motorcycle, a Scoot-N-Go electric scooter, some vintage license plates and a 2001 Buick Century. 

Louise has an impressive collection of vintage handmade quilts, and many are featured in this sale. Some antiques of note include a Philco floor model radio, a Thomas Edison Amberola Cylinder Phonograph, a large collection of American Fostoria glassware, and antique Pyrex. She also had quite an extensive jewelry collection featuring many vintage brooches, watches, and gold and silver necklaces. Her love for Christmas shows in some of the festive seasonal lots. Happy Bidding!

We are so excited to present to you this AMAZING 40 YEAR COLLECTION OF TRAINS & ACCESSORIES!  
It includes: Lionel, American Flyer, Marx, MTH, and Williams trains. Also includes railroad memorabilia, many N & W items, along with signs, pictures, lights, books, and paper items. There is something for everyone! Be sure to tell Santa to check this auction out! He won't be disappointed and neither will you! Happy Holidays & Happy Bidding!

Farmer Auctions is pleased to present The Estate of Jacob Santon. Mr. Santon was a known community icon in Princeton, West Virginia. He ran Santon Brothers Department Store for 30 years. His love of books and knowledge led him to teach at Concord College for 13 years as well as sell real estate for 20 years. He was also a huge support to his local community with fundraising to build Princeton Community Hospital and Anne S. Hunnicutt Stadium. 

This estate has something to offer for everyone. From several Curtis Jere sculptures and David Terrance pieces to glassware of all kinds, including Fostoria Heirloom Pink, Heisey and Uranium Depression glass. There is Mid Century Modern furniture to suit all wants and needs. A 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee and a Karavan Platinum trailer is also available.

We are proud to bring you this unique collection in Vinton, Va. Items were collected over the years by a couple who collected antique cars and vintage car memorabilia. Several of their cars will be featured in a later auction, but don’t miss out on all the great finds in this one. This sale features an antique Texaco gas pump, vintage license plates both local and from foreign countries, various signs from across the U.S., and vintage car emblems from a variety of car manufacturers and models. You will also see antique oak furniture, and a collection of flamingo-themed décor, remote-control cars, and other toys, many in their original boxes. There are some vintage dolls including several Ideal dolls, Skotch Plaid items, and vintage cookware and utensils including Pyrex and Halls.