Here is an online auction with lots of old hand planes. https://www.proxibid.com/asp/indust...=25&tl=0#543///endingsoonest/timed/all/0/0/1/
Industrial Machinery Auctions said:Shipping Instructions: Shipping under 30#: We usually use Mail Run LLC 105 S Grand Enid OK 73702; 580-234-6245 or Adam 580-747-6245 To ship all items less than 30 pounds. They will pack as many items in one box to save money for the buyer. They will charge $10 for box and up to $10 for packing if needed. They will ship Parcel Post, UPS, Fed Ex; you will be charged Actual shipping cost plus insurance for amount of the purchase. Shipping items over 30#: For items over 30# Buyer will be responsible to have Craters & Freighters Specialty Packing & Shipping Co. pack & ship all items including furniture & larger items or any items needing special or unique packaging or shipping.
Shoot, @DKMD can just pick em up for usAppears most of these hand tools are in Enid, OK...
This one will ship -
See Terms of Sale bottom of the page on each item.
I’m familiar with the auctioneer, but I’ve never messed with online auctions. I wonder if there is a live event to go along with the online stuff?
In my experience, most of the time there is a viewing day you can attend.
Is the viewing day an event where I can whip out my wallet and start making the Mrs hostile?
Unfortunately no. It is however a day you can see things in person so you don't buy a pickup bed load of plastic chair tips that you thought were the cutting board feet you use because you are old and can't see the little pictures online good enough. I mean, that's just an example I came up with, not like I've ever done that before.....
Plastic chair tips... like the kind you hammer in to keep chair legs from scratching floors? Might be interested.
They look like molds for bottle stoppers.....
Tiny ones, about 3/4" ID.
Is the viewing day an event where I can whip out my wallet and start making the Mrs hostile?