Militaria auction

[dts369]

www.hermann-historica.com/ has a large militaria auction coming up.Lots of milsurp firearms.Its auction #52,guns are on may 3,there's an english translation for it + easy sign up.

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[Sigismund]

would it be difficult to import firearms from Germany to Canada?

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Heres a couple of auctions I wouldnt midn bidding on. But, I have no clue how to import rifles nor handguns from Germany to Canada, nor is my German good enough to undertsand their descriptions entirely.

http://www.hermann-historica.de/aukt...db=kat52_S.txt

http://www.hermann-historica.de/aukt...db=kat52_S.txt

[Claven2]

I'll bet that the most painless route would be to contact Questar and ask them?

[Greg]

Auction 52 ON-LINE CATALOGUE ONE
Auction: Wednesday, May 2, 2007, 11 a.m. - plumb bob nos. 1 – ,707
Thursday, May 3, 2007, 11 a.m. - plumb bob nos. 708 – 1589
Viewing: Friday, April 27 - Tuesday, May 1, 2007, from 2 – 6 p.m.



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Fine Antique and decaying Firearms

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GERMAN EMPIRE
Plumb bob Nr.1358

Carbine 98 A, Erfurt 1917,

Kal. 8 x 57, NR. number equal 8563ll.. Nearly bright run. Bombardment "1986". Original burnishing, partially finest Naerbchen. Lock and magazine box brightly. Number-same, new, centralbrown beech shank. Very good entire attitude. Changed on einschuessig, reaptierbar. Length 110 cm.
Acquisition illusoryrequiring.

Condition: II+ Limit: 350 EURO

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Auction 52 ON-LINE CATALOGUE ONE
Auction: Wednesday, May 2, 2007, 11 a.m. - plumb bob nos. 1 – ,707
Thursday, May 3, 2007, 11 a.m. - plumb bob nos. 708 – 1589
Viewing: Friday, April 27 - Tuesday, May 1, 2007, from 2 – 6 p.m.



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Fine Antique and decaying Firearms

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DENMARK
Plumb bob Nr.1052

FN HP Mod. 35,

Kal. 9 mm of Para, NR. 0502. Number equal. Bright run. Standard inscription. Left in front at the griffstueck "M.1946"/Krone/"H.V designates.". Complete original burnishing with weak stretcher traces at the edges. Dark-brown nut wood grip caps. Fangring. Magazine. In the brown military cardboard, "HMAK/1005-126/9-M/M P.46 PISTOL I pc." marks, with putzstock. Nearly new preservation. Rarely, total manufacturing only 1500 pieces.
Acquisition illusoryrequiring.

Condition: I Limit: 400 EURO

[Sigismund]

Ive mailed Questar, who knows, maybe its possible.

Some of the starting bid prices are quite fair, however I wonder how high they would run.

Thanks for the translation Gregm I did the same, and learned a few new words. The Danish HP sure would be nice!

[Sigismund]

Questar said

We do not offer our import/export services outside of North America.



Mark

It can probably be done, but I doubt its worth the hassel.

[Steve1973]

Might not be too bad Mikkel. The Canadian side as far as I know is just a matter of verifying and registering within 30 days, provided it's a non-restricted. Might be a good idea to contact the auctioneers to see if they would take care of the German side. Might not be bad, but still risky....

[Andreas-37]

The German Part of Paperwork is not a grat Deal. Unless you have somebody who made the Paperwork for you ( takes round about 6 weeks ). A canadian citzen cannot do the German Paperwork. For the German Paperwork you need a German Firearms Dealer or a German Individual wich holds a German ( Waffenbesitzkarte or a German Jagdschein ).
He can do all the nessasary Paperwork.
Here is a German Firearms Dealer which did in the Past some of Export try to contact him by email:
info@bockenberg.com
His Name is Willi Obermeier
so his English is not very well prevent special Words, so keep your conversation just simple. I consider to buy a store here in my hometown and apply for a Firearms Dealer business. After that I am able to import Firearms from Europe to Canada and from Canada to Europe.
In case that you guys need an translator German/English I will do my best to help you out.