World War I Auctions in GEORGIA - Live and Online Sales
World War I Auctions in GEORGIA
Braxtons Auction78.com
Date(s) 5/4/2024 - 5/18/2024
LETS DO IT AGAIN! IT'S GUN AUCTION TIME It's time for another AMAZING firearm auction here at Braxton's Auction78. We have accumulated multiple estates full of firearms, accessories, and military memorabilia all ready for their new home! From new in the box to antique firearms there is something for every collector. This auction will take place LIVE on Saturday May 18th 2024 @ 2pm EST. Bidding will take place live in house and online. Bidding will open two weeks prior to the auction on May 4th @ 12pm. Go ahead and sign up for the auction now at Auction78.hibid.com to be notified and reminded.
All lots are sold "AS-IS, WHERE-IS", with all faults, imperfections, and errors. Braxton's Auctioneering (Auction 78) and the seller(s) do not give or make any type of guarantee or warranty regarding the lots to be sold, implied or otherwise. Braxton's Auctioneering (Auction 78) encourages all bidders to inspect lots in person before bidding. Braxton's Auctioneering (Auction 78) has put forth ... Show More
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Fought more than a century ago, World War I engulfed Europe in the largest, deadliest conflict up to that time. Relics of the Great War still occasionally come up for sale or auction online. Artifacts from this war are mostly hard goods, such as the distinctive Brodie helmets worn by British “Tommies” and later American “doughboys,” German Pickelhaube spiked helmets and later Stahlhelm helmets, uniform buttons, service medals, belt buckles, empty artillery shells, bayonets, canteens, binoculars, flasks, compasses, entrenching tools (shovels), and trench art. Within this HiBid.com category you may find some cloth and leather goods on the market, such as tunics and holsters, but these are comparatively rare due to their age. The WW1 memorabilia in this category comes from Germany, Great Britain, Austria-Hungary, France, the Ottoman Empire, Belgium, Italy, Russia, Canada, Australia, Serbia, Montenegro, the United States, and other countries in various parts of the world. Sellers often post new items for auction on HiBid.com, so come back later if you don't see what you're searching for.