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New gun site - collectables
Hello Everyone,
As one of the moderators on the luger forum I hesitated to post this, and beg your forgiveness if this seems inappropriate for me to announce this way. But to tell you the truth, I was unsure how to do so as we have many items that are interesting to this forum. I have talked to John Dunkle; the owner of the site and the moderators and posting an announcement was okay. Tom Whiteman and Edward Tinker have started a new on-line collectables website; www.legacy-collectables.com We plan on buying and selling historical collectibles to include fine firearms; as that is our primary collecting interest. We believe that we are unique in our business; we will offer a 10 day, no questions asked return of any item (minus shipping). We offer this guarantee because every item will be attested that it is original and as stated. Each firearm or item will be attested by an expert in that field of collectables and a statement signed by us will be included. A copy of the attestation check-sheet showing correct placement of serial numbers, proofs and markings can be included with each collectable. We are always looking for collections, small (one or even two items) and large, 10, 15, 25, even a 100 firearms. We will buy the entire collection. Our primary purpose is to buy and sell extremely nice, correct and original firearms. We will evaluate the collection before we buy them from you, so you’ll know what it is, how much it’s worth and what we’ll pay. We will also sell items for you for a 10% commission. |
Let me me the first to wish you all the best.
Bob |
Best of luck to you both on this venture.
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Good luck on your new business.
Charlie |
Good luck to both of you! It's always everyone's dream to run a business focused on our hobby!
Now let me check your link! Douglas |
Boy, talk about self serving!! :D
Since I have already wished you GOOD LUCK, I won't repeat here. :cheers: Oh, I guess I did repeat it anyway. :thumbup: |
Good luck with that guys.
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Good luck.:thumbup: Got to tell you though, you're traveling the easiest path to ruining a fun hobby.:confused:
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Ed and Tom,
Good luck on your joint venture! Ill make you a deal: If you have something I like..and I can afford it...I'll buy it!! Mike:evilgrin: |
Ed, best of luck in this undertaking. How will you value a pistol? From photos we send you? In person? Would like to know for future use.
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GREAT!! Never can have to many military stuff dealers. The problem lies in the ones you can 'TRUST'(not passing off repos as original and the like) and I know yours will be one to 'trust'. Looking forward to it.
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Bookmarked the site. Will check regularly.
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Ed & Tom, good luck with your new adventure!
It's always fun to have a new place to go & see more goodies. Jesse :cheers: |
Fabulous, finally an alternative to 'Gun Broke Her' and Auction Arm Pits!
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However, we want the guns in hand to evaluate and send from our place of business, just as Simpson's or any other company. If someone has one item, we can evaulate it, or 20 items, but to just give a value, i would expect we'd charge for it, just as all the dealers do. Ed pS: this was a good question, would like to paraphrase it on Jan's forum (ok I already di, hope that was ok) |
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Let Me post my first Kreegy, Your photography leavs them all behind! God Bless and the finest success!!
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Best of luck, it's great to have people you're familiar with to buy from. I'm hoping you'll cast your net wide and have the odd item for people like me who can't stretch to high end collectibles, but love the guns all the same ! :cheers:
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Well Stu, I know our primary focus WW2 nice stuff, but you never know what you'll pick up. Looks like I'll be getting a 27-2 (6 inch blue .357) and a 10-5 (2 inch blue) that I'll have to do something with.
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I might be interested in the Model 10
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Congratulation!
Nice website, good luck ! :thumbup: |
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