Collection for sale

[sambuscemi]

To all members - I have decided to sell my collection of lugers, holsters, magazines etc.

It has been about 6 years since my last post on this forum - and life has just gotten in the way of pursuing this hobby any longer.

If any one has any interest in what I have; a list comprising most of what I have with descriptions is available. If a list is preferred please advise your regular address and a paper copy will be sent.

I can also be contacted at: sbuscemi1@hotmail.com
My cell is: 586-419-6760 - leave a message and I will return the call

The luger portion of my collections consists of about 250 lugers and rigs, 40 extra or so holsters with no guns - and about 300 magazines.

I also have 25 or so SAA Colts (2nd & 3rd Generation)
& 25 or so Japanese Nambu's

I will also be pursuing other means of sale through various dealers on a consignment basis - so everything I have will be subject to prior sale.

Thank you for your consideration.
Sam Buscemi
NOTE - ADMIN - FULLY REALIZE THIS DOES NOT CONFORM TO NORMAL FOR SALE - SINCE SAM HAS BEEN A MEMBER FOR MANY YEARS AND INTENDS ON GETTING OUT OF COLLECTING THIS IS A NICE GESTURE FOR CHERRY PICKING BEFORE IT GETS SOLD OR GOES TO AUCTION

[Edward Tinker]

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[lugerholsterrepair]

Just trying to be helpful here but a sales list without prices..is really no list at all. It will literally drive the seller, Sam, crazy with mindless inquiries. Instead of an "I will take it" or offer this much.."How much is this" will come at him by the thousands and Sam will have to have a price at hand anyway? Just a thought and something to think about..

[John Sabato]

Of course the alternative would be to take the entire collection to an auction house, or someplace like Simpson's Ltd... and let them liquidate your collection. Very little for you to do that way except set the minimum bid you would accept.

[Edward Tinker]

Originally Posted by John Sabato

Of course the alternative would be to take the entire collection to an auction house, or someplace like Simpson's Ltd... and let them liquidate your collection. Very little for you to do that way except set the minimum bid you would accept.

I tried it once and they called me and told me that both of the 1900's were lower end, and they would put them in Regional and no reserve. So although I felt they were $2000-$2400 each, they said $1000-$1200 each

I got them back and ended up selling them myself for around $1800 each on the forums. This was 6 or 8 years ago.