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The World of Toy Soldiers 8/28/2015 The~ A WorldTHREE DAY of EXTRAVAGANZA Toy Soldiers ~ Old Toy Soldier Auctions U.S.A. Auction #22 P.O. Box 13323 • Pittsburgh, PA 15243 Friday, August 28, 2015 ~ 1pm EST 412-343-8733 • 1-800-349-8009 • Fax 412-344-5273 Saturday, August 29, 2015 ~ 10am EST [email protected] www.oldtoysoldierauctions.com Sunday, August 30, 2015 ~ 10am EST Buyers Premium 23% Ray Haradin Discounted to 20% for Check or Cash 412-343-8733 or 1-800-349-8009 [email protected] Website: Roberta Haradin oldtoysoldierauctions.com Copy Editor Preview Auction at: Breanne Day - Manager - Shipping Day 2 Liveauctioneers.com or [email protected] oldtoysoldierauctions.com 3 weeks prior to sale Specialists: Ray Haradin ~ Pittsburgh, PA Bid Live Online the Day of Sale at: Britains, German Lead, Dimestore & Connoisseur Figures, Liveauctioneers.com Early Toys & Banks, Tiffany Lamps, Appraisals 412-343-8733 [email protected] Mail Bids & Payments To: Norman Joplin ~ Fredonia, WI - Shipping Day 3 Old Toy Soldier Auctions Military and Civilian Figures, King and Country, Appraisals P.O. Box 13323, Pittsburgh, PA 15243 262-692-3913 [email protected] Call Bids To: Joe Saine - Toledo, OH Ray Haradin 412-343-8733 Composition, Plastic, Britains and Modern Toy Soldiers, or 1-800-349-8009 Toy Boats, Appraisals 419-662-8697 [email protected] Fax Bids To: John Hazlett ~ Wheeling, WV 412-344-5273 Old Toy Soldiers, Old Books 304-280-6159 [email protected] Email Bids To: [email protected] Scott Morlan - Costa Mesa, CA - Shipping Day 1 Britians and Old Toy Soldiers Absentee Bidding Deadline: 949-683-3118 [email protected] Thursday, August 27, 2015 - 7 PM E.S.T. Kent Kline - Doylestown, PA You must register online by this time Early American and German Figures to bid live online. 215-249-1856 [email protected] Prices Realized: John Gilliatt Liveauctioneers.com or Courtenay Knights oldtoysoldierauctions.com [email protected] after the sale closes Peter and Gilly Greenhill Courtenay - Greenhill Knights facebook.com/oldtoysoldier 011441202762371 [email protected] @oldtoysoldier Page 1 OLD TOY SOLDIER INVOICING: LiveAuctioneer bidders will be emailed an invoice by the Wednesday after the sale. Absentee AUCTIONS USA and Phone bidders will be mailed a paper invoice within one week of the sale. You will receive an invoice for each day of the sale that you were successful. In the event that you bid online in GUARANTEE THEIR TROOPS addition to leaving Absentee or Phone bids you will receive separate invoices for each method To provide Old Toy Soldier Customers with an exciting and rewarding of bidding. You may combine all invoices when making payment. auction experience we guarantee the items are as described. If an error was made you will be refunded fully upon the return of the lot. You MUST contact Old Toy Soldier Auctions within 7 days of receiving the item in METHOD OF PAYMENT: order to receive a refund. After 7 days the items are sold “AS IS” and are NOT RETURNABLE. Items must be paid for within 30 days of sale. MC, Visa, American Express, Discover, PayPal CONDITION OF ITEMS: Money Order or Check We have spent much time and energy assuring the items are CONDITION well cataloged and photographed GRADES SHIPPING: in order to represent them as ac- MIB Mint in Box Old Toy Soldier Auctions USA will arrange for the packing and shipping of your items. Items will be shipped in a timely manner in the order that payment has been received. Orders typically curately as possible. The condi- Mint (M) 99% tions of each item is noted in ( ) in go out within 10 days of payment. Occasionally, we get behind schedule due to the volume Near Mint (NM) 98% the descriptions. of figures needing our attention. Our priority is to make sure the items are properly packed Pristine 97-96% to avoid damage. Please be understanding if shipment exceeds our goal. Items purchased on Day 1 will be sent separately and at a different time than items purchased on Day 2 and 3 Boxes Excellent (EX) 95-90% which may be combined. R.O.A.N. - Regiments of All Nation Very Good (VG) 89-80% AOW - Armies of the World Good (G) 79-70% Fair (F) 69-60% Domestic Shipping: Orders will be shipped by the USPS. A fee of $9 per lot will be charged for shipping and handling. Insurance is included for total orders under $500. Total orders over Poor (P) <59% References used for Britains $500 will require additional insurance at a rate of $1 per $100. Total orders over $3,000 will descriptions have been taken be sent by US Express Mail which may be tracked and will require a signature upon delivery. If you would like to arrange shipment by FedEx or UPS, please arrange when making payment. in part from Regiments of All Nations and Armies of the Foreign Shipping: Orders will be shipped by the USPS. A fee of $25 per lot will be charged World by Joe Wallis. for shipping and handling. Insurance is included for total orders under $500. Total orders over $500 will require additional insurance at a rate of $2 per $100. Total orders over $1,000 will be sent by US Express Mail which may be tracked and will require a signature upon delivery. If you would like to arrange shipment by FedEx or UPS please arrange when making payment. OLD TOY SOLDIER AUCTIONS USA: CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. Old Toy Soldier Auctions USA acts as an agent for Thursday, August 27, 2015, 7:00 pm E.S.T. We can 11. OTS Auctions are not responsible for any the seller. The contract of the sale of the property is not accept “Buy” bids. In the event that two identical typographical errors or omissions in this catalog or price between the seller and the buyer. No statements made bids are received, the first bid form received by OTS key. Photographs in this catalog are of the actual objects within this catalog or made by a representative of or Auctions will have preference. being sold but are not shown to scale. employee of Old Toy Soldier Auctions shall be deemed to be a warranty, representation, or assumption of 7. All sales are final. 12. OTS Auctions reserves the right to refuse liability with respect to the property’s age, condition, participation in the sale. size, quality, variety, importance, provenance, or 8. A 23% buyer’s premium will be added to all historical relevance. All property is sold “as is” 7 days successful bids. A 3% discount will be applied 13. All rights reserved. Entire contents Copyright 2015. after delivery and/or 30 days from sale date. for payment by check or cash. Purchases through OTS Auctions Copyright includes, but not limited to, print, Liveauctioneers.com will incur an additional media, microfilm and electronic media, such as CD- 2. Buyers are responsible for satisfying themselves 3% buyer’s premium. OTS Auctions reserve the ROM’s and online computer services. concerning the condition of the property. right to hold all merchandise paid by check until payment has been cleared by the bank. 14. If any part of these Conditions of Sale are found 3. The Auctioneer will be solely responsible for by any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, determining the bidding increments. 9. In the event property is not paid for in full, OTS that part shall be discounted and the rest of the Auctions may pursue one or more of the following conditions shall continue to be valid to the fullest 4. The Auctioneer will be the final judge in deciding rights or remedies. A) charge interest at 2% per extent permitted by law. which bidder has won an item. In the event of a month of the unpaid balance. B) hold the defaulting dispute, the auctioneer at his discretion, shall decide buyer liable for the total amount due and commence 15. By bidding at auction, by written bid, telephone or whether to reopen bidding or not. legal proceedings for its recovery together with other means, the buyer indicates acceptance of these interest, legal fees and costs to the fullest extent Conditions of Sale. 5. If an error in the catalog has been made, we sell permitted under applicable law. C) Cancel the sale D) by the item photographed (pictured). If you have any resell the property E) Or to take such other action as 16. The rights and obligations with respect to the doubt, contact the auctioneer prior to bidding. we deem necessary or appropriate. Conditions of Sale shall be governed by the laws of the state of Pennsylvania. 6. Absentee Bids: We are authorized to execute 10. Items not claimed within three months of sale bids on your behalf if notified in writing. Complete date will be considered forfeited and will become the the enclosed Absentee Bid Form and return to OTS property of Old Toy Soldier Auctions, USA. Auctions BEFORE the absentee bid deadline of Page 2 How Old Toy Soldier Auctions U.S.A. Works Lot # - the item to be sold. Typically we sell 80 lots per hour. Manufacturer of the lot Set # - the reference number used by the manufacturer “from” indicates that the lot does not have the exact compo- Name of the set sition or figure count as listed Lot #1 Britains from Set #1 The Life Guards, in the reference books. It may Description of the set contain more or less figures two Officers on cantering horses and 8 troopers including estimated than originally issued. If “from” Post War 1953-1966 version. 10 pieces. Unboxed, date of production and is not used, the set is complete.
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