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Horological Auction March 28Th


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Chaps,

Noticed in this months BHI an ad for a Horological auction on the 28th March.

It is at "The White hart barn" Godstone RH9 8DU

 

It is an auction off a single owner's collection of clocks,watches,tool,spare parts & books. There is a £3 reg fee. Doors open 11am for viewing sale starts @ 1.30pm.

 

Anyone in this area I guess its worth a look. I would attend but I am in foreign parts during this period.

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Ok, The auction is being organised by the South London Branch of the BHI.

I cannot copy the ad and paste as I might get into trouble with the BHI (copyright). However it states there to be around 250 lots,"which we will be selling without reserve or buyers' premium".

 

Members of the BHI slb are very welcome to attend, as are west dean horology students. It does not state the general public are invited but I would think that this is a given.

 

Highlights of the sale are on their web site www.slbbhi.co.uk

 

They are unable to provide a catalogue

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