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But we’re late for the charity auction.
Morticia in The Addams Family (1991)
Planning a trip? Save on the air fare by checking out flight auctions. Just register and bid. Choose your destination and see what’s available. There’s also a QuickSaver option, where the prices are fixed, but low, for round-trip airfares.
Look at the art. Read the artists’ biographies. See their portfolios. Search by color, mood, subject matter, and more for just the right painting, sculpture, tapestry, photograph, or drawing. Then bid on the one you must have. Each work can be enlarged; you’ll save hours of searching through galleries looking for just the right contemporary art. Thousands of artworks by hundreds of artists. Don’t miss this one.
Auctioneers and auction managers should check out this site. Download a free demo copy of Auction Master, an auction management program that tracks buyers, consignors, and sale of lots, and prints invoices and reports.
From this page you can search 250 auction sites to find just the item you want. Main topics are Collectibles, Antiques, Computers, Software, and Merchandise. You can also post news of your own auctions and services here.
This site specializes in auctions of computer equipment. Click “Click Here” to register and receive information about upcoming auctions in your area and to enter their sweepstakes and win prizes.
This is a good place to begin your search for just the right auction for you. There are links to several auctions, along with some just plain good bargains and free stuff.
Here you can browse for what’s on sale this week, submit a bid, or sell something of your own. If you’ve never attended an auction, check out Karen’s Tips for advice on how they work. Hoss also posts a joke of the week, and your favorite joke could be the next one posted. Just go to the joke of the week and click “Click here to enter your joke.”
Click a category (art, militaria, horses and livestock, and many more) and choose from dozens of online auctions. Go to the calendar and see which auctions are being held on a particular date. Check for links to other auction sites or subscribe to the free newsletter. This is the most complete list of auctions available on the Web.
Here’s an auction site that specializes in Civil War memorabilia. Browse through the items, read the auction rules, and submit your bid. Lots of links to other good auction and Civil War sites.
This is the official page of the National Auctioneers Association with links to members’ home pages, excerpts from “The Auctioneer,” the official publication of the association, and much more. Learn about the auctioneers’ code of ethics; learn how auctions work; read the mission statement of the association; and learn how to join.
Find a list of upcoming auctions in your area. Search by date, geographical area, or category. Locate a member auctioneer in your state. This site is an affiliate member of the National Auctioneers Association. Whatever you’re looking for—real estate, collectibles, antiques—there’s an auction listed here that specializes in it.
This, as you might expect, is a classy Web page. Read about upcoming auctions, order catalogs, learn how to begin a collection, but best of all, check out the interactive “Auction Adventures.” Follow a young couple as they purchase furnishing for their new house, try to guess which watch a young Londoner will choose, and follow a wine connoisseur as he checks out the merchandise in a wine auction.
This site specializes in computers and components. Brand new printers start at $25; modems at $10. Click an item and see the bid history and the current “winner” and winning bid. There are some real bargains to be had here, and it’s all name brand components and systems.
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