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A World War I squadron insignia and archive pertaining to American pilot Lt. Paul E. Green is expected to sell for $10,000 or more in a live and Internet auction slated for June 8-9 by Mohawk Arms, in the firm’s gallery facility in Bouckville, N.Y.

Hundreds of military items from multiple wars and generations will be offered Nov. 16-17 by Mohawk Arms in a live and Internet auction billed as Militaria Auction #68. The sale will be held in Mohawk Arms’ Bouckville gallery, in central New York.

An extraordinary arsenal of vintage weapons, militaria and rare antiquities belonging to the late James Larry Bragg – a direct descendant of Civil War General Braxton Bragg – will be sold Sat., Oct. 8 by Stevens Auction Company in Aberdeen, Miss.

Lion Television’s prime-time series, The History Detectives, a show that combines a mystery from the past with an academic re-telling of history, turned to WARSTUFF for help with finding militaria to illustrate its segment on World War Two.

WARSTUFF.com has unveiled a new set of features designed to optimise the online selling experience for dealers and collectors of militaria. These are aimed at encouraging militaria sellers away from sites like eBay.

A TWELVE MONTH OLD London based web company that is taking the international market for antique arms and armour by storm is the latest investment for 8-WA.com, a private investment firm with a reputation for backing profitable online ventures.

A World War I squadron insignia and archive pertaining to American pilot Lt. Paul E. Green is expected to sell for $10,000 or more in a live and Internet auction slated for June 8-9 by Mohawk Arms, in the firm’s gallery facility in Bouckville, N.Y.

Hundreds of military items from multiple wars and generations will be offered Nov. 16-17 by Mohawk Arms in a live and Internet auction billed as Militaria Auction #68. The sale will be held in Mohawk Arms’ Bouckville gallery, in central New York.

We all know that some iconic pieces of militaria, such as World War II German helmets that used to be affordable are now out of reach for many as demand drives prices up. So are there any iconic pieces out there that are affordable?

THESE DAYS, the impact of war is thankfully well understood by the mainstream. Remembrance ceremonies happen in many countries including the UK, US and Australia. But with militaria collecting also mainstream, does it glorify war or help remember?

Understandably any German militaria connected with the criminal events of the 1930’s and 40’s is going to charge emotions. Many are horrified that such militaria is available on the open market today, and for no small price. So why collect it?

The tech boom in the late ‘90’s was a gold rush for Internet entrepreneurs. Big ideas came with big IPO’s and simple pitches brought in big investment. We were curious. Where was our own WARSTUFF in all of this, was it part of the gold rush?

The psychology of collecting is often discussed and just as for other collecting niches there are many reasons why people choose to collect militaria. Collecting militaria and war relics allows the collector to come into physical contact ....

Take detailed notes before your next militaria auction on eBay. If you put a legal to sell deactivated weapon, collectable blade, inert piece of ordnance or relic from the 3rd Reich up for sale on eBay, you are very likely to be wasting your time.

History has proven, time and time again, that a carefully selected portfolio of high quality militaria collectibles can offer exceptional returns over the mid-to-long term. Here is WARSTUFF's top five tips for investing in militaria and war relics.

WARSTUFF, the lower cost alternative to eBay for buying and selling all types of war relics and militaria announced the launch of a fresh new website this week.

An extraordinary arsenal of vintage weapons, militaria and rare antiquities belonging to the late James Larry Bragg – a direct descendant of Civil War General Braxton Bragg – will be sold Sat., Oct. 8 by Stevens Auction Company in Aberdeen, Miss.

An estimated 2,000 quality lots of rare and vintage firearms, militaria, ammunition, Civil War memorabilia, personality items, Winchesters and more are all in an auction now online at SoldUSA.com. The sale ends Sept. 24.

THE TEAM at warstuff know the value of their militaria collecting community, and in recognition of this have released a set of social media oriented features to make militaria buying and selling, well, simply more social!

Lion Television’s prime-time series, The History Detectives, a show that combines a mystery from the past with an academic re-telling of history, turned to WARSTUFF for help with finding militaria to illustrate its segment on World War Two.

Century Artifacts, dealer in autographs, vintage photographs and Americana will hold auction #303 on June 1, 2011, starting at 11AM (EST).

WARSTUFF.com has unveiled a new set of features designed to optimise the online selling experience for dealers and collectors of militaria. These are aimed at encouraging militaria sellers away from sites like eBay.

A TWELVE MONTH OLD London based web company that is taking the international market for antique arms and armour by storm is the latest investment for 8-WA.com, a private investment firm with a reputation for backing profitable online ventures.

A twelve month old London based web company that is taking the international market for antique arms and armour by storm has become the recipient of an unusual war relic for sale.

A very interesting book signed by, and a letter written by, Major-General Sir Evelyn Wood; one of Britain’s most decorated military figures are set to be sold at Staffordshire auction house Cuttlestones’ Friday, 3rd December Collectors’ Sale.

As many as 2,000 quality lots of militaria, guns, ammo and hunting and fishing collectibles are being offered in an online auction that began Oct. 1 and ends Nov. 20 by SoldUSA.com, the Internet collectibles auction site based in Matthews, N.C.

Collectors of WWI and WWII militaria will be delighted by an extensive collection of medals and related ephemera that’s set to come under the hammer at a Collectors’ sale on Friday, 8th October, 2010...

Friday, 8th October will see Staffordshire auction house Cuttlestones host its first specialise Collectors' Sale...

Three auctions, including a Civil War & Militaria Auction planned for Sept. 12, will be held by Fontaine’s Auction Gallery. The centerpiece of the Sept. 12 sale will be an authentic Colt Model 1875 Gatling Gun, expected to bring over $150,000.

A restored first generation Colt single-action .45 caliber Army revolver, made in 1899 , hit the mark for $3,723 in an online sale that ended July 17 by SoldUSA.com, the premier Internet auction site for hunting and fishing collectibles.

A rare group of three distinguished awards given to World War I German flying ace Adolf Ritter von Tutschek soared to $28,250 in an Internet and catalog auction that ended Jan. 23-24 by SoldUSA.com, based in Matthews, N.C.

WARSTUFF.com is revolutionizing the collection and sales of war stuff, war memorabilia and militaria. It’s enabling great things for the enthusiast market, and represents a whole new approach to serving the needs of niche, collectors markets.

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An important cataloged auction comprising over 700 lots of rare and vintage firearms, Civil War items and other militaria will be held Saturday, Jan, 16, at 11 a.m., by Fontaine’s Auction Gallery in Pittsfield, Mass.

Around 1,500 lots of high-quality items – mainly vintage ammunition, firearms, militaria, advertising, posters and more – are for sale in an online auction now underway that concludes Jan. 23-24. The sale is being conducted by SoldUSA.com.

What started out as a 500-lot, one-day auction of Civil War, Firearms and Militaria at Fontaine's Auction Gallery in Pittsfield, Mass., has swollen to an 800+-lot colossus that will span the weekend of August 15-16, beginning at 11 a.m. both days.

Around 1,200 fresh-to-the-market lots in a broad array of categories will be sold the weekend of July 31-Aug. 2 by Philip Weiss Auctions in Oceanside, N.Y. Online bidding will be facilitated by Proxibid.com. In September, a 5-lb. pearl will be sold.

A rare Winchester 3-panel triangle mobile-style die-cut poster (similar to one that sold in March for $13,080) soared to $18,858 in an Internet and catalog auction that ended May 30-31 by SoldUSA.com. Also, a painting by Adolf Hitler brought $11,046.

An extremely rare Winchester three-panel triangle mobile-style die-cut poster sold for $13,080, a new world auction record, in an Internet and catalog auction that ended March 21-22 by SoldUSA.com. In all, about 1,600 lots changes hands.

Rod & gun auction • decoys • military items • knives • traps • mounts • personal gun collection of andy foster sat. March 15 • 10 am • shotguns • rifles • handguns • at hessney auction center 2741 rt 14n, geneva, new york 14456