Daggers and swastikas found among possibly the U.K’s biggest Hoard of hidden militaria.
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WW2 buyer.com are investigating the origins of
an unprecedented find of over five
hundred items of militaria to include Nazi artefacts ,
All having been packed into a modest terraced house in the South of England.
Among the Hoard are Japanese swords, medals,
Antique guns and a host of uniforms, badges, helmets and binoculars.
The executors for the late owner’s estate were not
prepared for what they found when they started
to unpack some of the mountain of boxes.
“There are no precedents for a find like this”.
The hypothesis is that the
objects were largely gathered
together immediately after the
war or possibly confiscated from returning troops .
Some additional items dating from the 1960’s suggest that the owner continued adding to the hoard .
The executors had considered
putting everything up for auction.
When it was revealed that
One Sussex auctioneer was demanding
Commission and vat from both buyer (28% plus vat)
and seller (15% + vat!)
48% of the actual selling price
we checked ourselves and to our amazement
(Commission and vat from both buyer (28% plus vat)
and seller (15% + vat!)
they soon realised that it would
equate to surrendering
half the value of the hoard ?
They turned to specialists militaria dealers.
WW2buyer.com which is the
buying website of the high street store
“Antiques & Militaria “
David Mattey of WW2Buyer.com
purchased the hoard for an undisclosed
sum which was calculated at 100%
of the auctioneers top estimates .
David Says
“We are delighted with the hoard “
“Some items are destined for public
display in our high street store in Arundel”
