Reply With QuoteI still think the pre-war Mk1 price was a blip, but I am going to update my estimate to £750 hammer so around £1000 with costs.
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Brian
Lost love child of David Niven and Victoria Beckham
Who is altering their guesstimate on the basis of this?....http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....56#post6759556
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I still think the pre-war Mk1 price was a blip, but I am going to update my estimate to £750 hammer so around £1000 with costs.
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Brian
Theobens rule
Well the post war one sold for a hammer price of £2100 and the prewar sold for a hammer price of £1500..... Hammer plus 30% commission several people really wanted them....
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Hi Guy,Originally Posted by guy
It seems Webley air pistol prices are still quite buoyant, but I still can't help feeling the world has gone a bit mad.
I originally estimated the cased, post-war Senior at £600 hammer so around £1000 with costs which put me in my place. I felt better when the pre-war cased Senior with incorrect oil can sold for £1,500 as I have a similar pistol with original accessories which cost me a good deal less than that when I bought it.
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Brian
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Wow, that is crazy. I was tempted by the post war 'Monte-Carlo' label but eventually did not bid as I suspected it would go for silly money. I would never have suspected it would have fetched quite so high a price though. Both look like record prices for Webley air pistols. Wonder who the bidders were?
John
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Here is our Winner!Still miles out!
£2500 hammer price
Maybe IJ brought it!
Lost love child of David Niven and Victoria Beckham
Ouch....
Still not sure what the final hammer price was though... £2500 or £2100 as posted earlier?
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Hi Harvey,Ouch....
Still not sure what the final hammer price was though... £2500 or £2100 as posted earlier?
Hammer price was £2,100, so around £2,800 with additional costs.
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Brian
The Bulletproof Monk
Holy Hell I have a fortune in my fathers loft
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