Are truly something that need to be seen to be believed !........
I realize the low figures are probably just opening bids
, but...wow ?...
I realize the low figures are probably just opening bids
, but...wow ?...
Australian (antique) auction prices
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okcorral1881
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East of Toronto
Are truly something that need to be seen to be believed !........
I realize the low figures are probably just opening bids
Prices are in Australian Dollars!
Prices are in Australian Dollars!
I read some of the rules and such, lots of add ons 12.5% of hammer price and $30. lic fee, still not bad but how do ya find out if a particular gun can be exported, They leave it up to the buyer to determine?
Prices are in Australian Dollars!
We're basically at parity
, at least as of today (May 17)....
I'm drooling....
EXTREMELY RARE EXHIBITION LITHGOW SH.L.E. MK.III* B/A RIFLE: dated 1919; 303 British; 10 shot mag; 25.2" barrel; mint bore; STOCKED IN CROWS FOOT ELM; uncirculated cond. Lithgow Small Arms factory made 2 sets of 9 rifles under the banner of Australian Furniture. Each rifle, in each set, was stocked in one of the9 Australian timbers used to stock Lithgow SMLEs. These rifles were hand finished to a very high standard & represent some of the finest rifles produced by Lithgow. They were blacked, rather than military finish to metal & were not allocated serial numbers as such but had proof action assembly numbers. One set is on display at the Lithgow Small Arms Museum. Thanks to Ian Skennerton for providing this information. Matching bayonet L.282a #Y1773 L/R
$5000
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7000
EXTREMELY RARE EXHIBITION LITHGOW SH.L.E. MK.III* B/A RIFLE: dated 1919; 303 British; 10 shot mag; 25.2" barrel; mint bore; STOCKED IN CROWS FOOT ELM; uncirculated cond. Lithgow Small Arms factory made 2 sets of 9 rifles under the banner of Australian Furniture. Each rifle, in each set, was stocked in one of the9 Australian timbers used to stock Lithgow SMLEs. These rifles were hand finished to a very high standard & represent some of the finest rifles produced by Lithgow. They were blacked, rather than military finish to metal & were not allocated serial numbers as such but had proof action assembly numbers. One set is on display at the Lithgow Small Arms Museum. Thanks to Ian Skennerton for providing this information. Matching bayonet L.282a #Y1773 L/R
$5000
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7000
okcorral1881
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East of Toronto
We're basically at parity
OK...should have been an accountant!
Any luck with my last PM?
OK
okcorral1881
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East of Toronto
Pardon ?....
I guess you didn't get it then! I PM'd you about a gun on the EE...that may have interested you!
Ardent
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
I'm drooling....
EXTREMELY RARE EXHIBITION LITHGOW SH.L.E. MK.III* B/A RIFLE: dated 1919; 303 British; 10 shot mag; 25.2" barrel; mint bore; STOCKED IN CROWS FOOT ELM; uncirculated cond. Lithgow Small Arms factory made 2 sets of 9 rifles under the banner of Australian Furniture. Each rifle, in each set, was stocked in one of the9 Australian timbers used to stock Lithgow SMLEs. These rifles were hand finished to a very high standard & represent some of the finest rifles produced by Lithgow. They were blacked, rather than military finish to metal & were not allocated serial numbers as such but had proof action assembly numbers. One set is on display at the Lithgow Small Arms Museum. Thanks to Ian Skennerton for providing this information. Matching bayonet L.282a #Y1773 L/R
$5000
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7000
Would love to see pics of one of these... Pics on that site aren't working for me. Had no idea such a rifle existed.
