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BETTY DEAN LIVING ESTATE AUCTION

Auction sale in Clifton Forge, VA · Wed, Oct 21 – Sun, Nov 1

Address: 6118 Longdale Furnace Road, Clifton Forge, VA 24422

When: Wed, Oct 21 – Sun, Nov 1

Categories: Furniture, Tools, Antiques, Jewelry, Collectibles

BETTY DEAN LIVING ESTATE AUCTION Historic Longdale Furnace Estate | Antiques, Railroad Memorabilia, Advertising Signs, Collectibles, Furniture & More ONLINE ONLY AUCTION 6118 Longdale Furnace Road, Clifton Forge, VA Circle C Auction Company is honored to present the Betty Dean Living Estate Auction, featuring more than 900 lots of antiques, collectibles, vintage treasures, household furnishings, tools, and memorabilia from a historic home in the Longdale Furnace community of Alleghany County, Vi

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