Re AG Glos. That's a shame. Had hoped to pay them a visit sometime...but never did. Guess I was part of the problem.
Re AG Glos. That's a shame. Had hoped to pay them a visit sometime...but never did. Guess I was part of the problem.
Interested to see how high people will bid. The most recent auctions across the country have shown people bidding above equivalent items on classifieds websites, even before adding the ~30% fees on top.
Even stranger, people buy blind from auctions when at Armsfairs. they can handle and pay less.
I proved this recently.
I offered a BSA underlever at KP for £165, expecting to sell it for £150. After a few tyre kickers, I gave it to an Auctioneer and received £160 2 months later.
Nowt stranger than Collectors
off subject, does anyone know of any auctions nottinghamshire /lincs areas?
Anyone going?
Anyone going to buy and will pick up?
I'm viewing with a mate tomorrow. Looking forward to it.
Hoping to combine with a decent lunch :-)
Steve
Have at look at the Chris Reeve Knife 352.
Some would say it was over valued, and others undervalued. I suspect the former as collectors demand mint, and it is late production. Things in the knife world have moved on since these were made. They once sold retail for £225.
RWS Superdomes are always worth buying if the price is nice and low.
Always fun.
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CR Project hammer price £480.
If anyone wants a near mint one for that kind of money I know of one.
Theoben SLR hammer price £1300. WOW.
One nice Webley Service, the others were very sad.
Thought I would get that MilPat for £500
Well I bid a lot but won little!
It was a very 'international' auction. The auctioneer mentioned bidders from France, USA, Hungary, China (more than once) and maybe others that I can't remember.
Steve
There was also an interesting late model Weihrauch HW55CM, with angular target stock that went for £700 plus commission.
Like this one:
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Vintage Airguns Gallery
..Above link posted with permission from Gareth W-B
In British slang an anorak is a person who has a very strong interest in niche subjects.
A nickle-plated BSF S54M...Any knowledge of this variation out there?
Vintage Airguns Gallery
..Above link posted with permission from Gareth W-B
In British slang an anorak is a person who has a very strong interest in niche subjects.
There was a lot of very cheap Webley pistols too so can only assume they were a bit untidy up close. In fact it was a very large collection with loads of boxed scopes too, wonder who was the vendor?
Steve
I've had Good deals & great info from many in this forum.