SPECIAL NOTES

Auction Procedures:

1. The auction is divided into three (3) sections, each having an ending time. The purpose of this is to give the bidder time to assess his/her bids after each section and reallocate resources where necessary. An example of this might be as follows: a bid on a NATO round in the first section is not high enough to beat the current high of someone else so those dollars could be reassigned to a rimfire in the second section or to a shotshell in section three.

Section I: Early & Transitional and Military, pages 4 to 33

Bidding ends at 7:00 pm (ET) on 6 December; no further bids on these lots are permitted.

Section II: Pistol & Revolver and Rimfire, pages 32 to 57

Bidding ends at 9:00 pm (ET) on 6 December; no further bids on these lots are permitted.

Section III: Rifle, Related Materials, and Shotshells, pages 56 to 99. Bidding ends at 11:00 pm (ET) on 6 December and the auction then ends.

2. Minimum bids shall be the dollar figures given at the end of each lot’s description. Only whole dollar bids will be accepted.

Bidding Increments:

· $1 -- $5 to $14

· $2 -- $15 to $49

· $5 -- $50 to $99

· $10 -- $100 to $499

· $25 -- $500 to $1000

· $100 - - above $1000

Bidding:

· On the AUCTION BID SHEET place a STARTING bid (the dollar value after each lot in the catalog) and a MAXIMUM bid you are willing to pay or the amount you want to bid initially

· The highest bid is NEVER divulged to anyone except to the actual high bidder

· The second HIGH bid will be given all bidders

· The Bidder with the highest bid wins and pays one increment above the 2^nd highest bid

· If there is only one bid on a lot, then the current HIGH on that lot will be give to other bidders

· Call to check on your bids on Saturday the 6th and either leave your bid alone or raise it. Please note the closing time for each section.

· The consignor reserve price is the starting price. There are no hidden reserves.