SOLD
Winning Bid Undisclosed
This item SOLD at 2019 Aug 17 @ 16:17UTC-6 : CST/MDT
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A full invoice should be emailed to the winner by the auctioneer within a day or two.
Registration for this auction closes 8pm Friday August 17th, 2018
This is a Canadian Auction.
Ammo is shipped Purolator (Canadians Only). Everything else shipped Canada Post.
No warranty or guarantee is given by Bud Haynes & Co. Auction, Ward's Auctions or its representatives as to condition or authenticity of any auction items.
Lot of Three Pieces of Trench Art [ British WW 1 3 LB Bullet with Mk 4 Fuse on wooden base - Two Japanese WWII .25 MM Rnds Made into Salt & Pepper Shakers
Auction Location:
11802-145 St, Edmonton, Alberta, T5L 2H3, Canada
Previewing Details:
All items are available for in person preview by the bidder or an independent agent of the bidder, see website at www.WardsAuctions.com for times and location. No warranty or guarantee is given by Ward’s Auctions or its representatives as to condition or authenticity of any auction items.
All items picked up or delivered to Canadian address are subject to GST
Taxes:
| Tax | Rate | Desc. |
| GST |
5% |
Goods and Service Tax |
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
Infinite |
15% |
Additional Fees:
Shipping Details:
Ammo, powder, primers etc will be shipped COD through Purolator. (Canpar is NOT an option).
shipping prices (packaging/labour/shipping combined):
Handgun box (holds 2-5 handguns): $40
Rifle box (holds 1-3 long guns): $60
XL Rifle Box (holds 3-5 long guns): $100
All items are packed together to lower shipping costs where possible.
All items will be packaged and shipped through Canada Post.
Go to
www.canadapost.ca
for shipping quotes for non firearm related items.
Packaging costs very accordingly.
FIREARMS
• No firearms will be shipped out of Canada
• All items are shipped through www.CanadaPost.ca
• Bullets, cartridges and other ammunition are considered dangerous goods and will be mailed through Purolator
• Nazi items will not be shipped outside of Canada
• You must have and produced your PAL or FAC or FFL in the proper classification to take delivery of any firearm.
• Restricted and Prohibited transfers will be initiated after the sale. Make sure we have your best contact number registered on iCollector.
•You will be asked for your PAL, FAC or FFL INCLUDING FOR NON RESTRICTED. We will not share the unrestricted information with the FEDS. This is for our records.
Other countries need not apply at this time.
Payment Details:
Payment MUST be made in Canadian (CAD) currencies.
Full payment for purchases, including buyers premium and taxes is due within 24 hours of the auction completion. This amount will be charged to the credit card used to register if other payment has not arrived. If your credit card is declined you will need special permission to register for future auctions.
All items incur a 18% buyers premium and
Cash, Debit and Email Transfer payments get a 3% discount. (15% final).
GST is charged for all items sold within Canada.
Once the item has been sold, it is the winning bidders property and must be removed or picked up from the premises within 30 days. After which a daily holding charge of $10 will incur and the item may be auctioned again to cover the holding charge.
Shipping costs must be paid by credit card only.
Accepted Payment Methods:
No firearms or Nazi will not be shipped out of Canada.
You must provide a valid PAL or FAC before you can take property of any won firearms.
All items must be paid for within 24 hours of the auction completion.
American Buyers:
Not all items can be shipped into America. Please ensure you follow the regulations laid out by BATF before bidding. Canada Post and many other shippers will not transport guns. It is up to you to arrange for shipments into your state or country with approved CAN brokers and USA brokers.
Be advised that many items related to firearms may also have regulations including gas masks, body armor, etc.
Americans can review BATF for regulatory information.
http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/collectors.html
In the case of dispute, the auctioneers decision is final.