Limited Edition Print Valuation

Major_Clanger_2

Oh dear - doesn't sound like I'm going to make my forture with this then.....

Thanks once again to everyone for helping me out

Cheers

MC

soolin

Major_Clanger wrote: »

Oh dear - doesn't sound like I'm going to make my forture with this then.....

Thanks once again to everyone for helping me out

Cheers

MC

It's always worth a try..at least aviation prints have a following so you stand a chance on ebay. Just make sure you have your courier worked out before you list.

Major_Clanger_2

Thanks Soolin - I'll bide my time until a no-fee listing day and then stick it on there for £100 ;-)

martindow

Major_Clanger wrote: »

Thanks Soolin - I'll bide my time until a no-fee listing day and then stick it on there for £100 ;-)

Maybe hope for 100 but if a similar item hasn't sold at USD100 you can draw your own conclusions. Maybe better to start it lower at the minimum you would accept.

Major_Clanger_2

Well - that's why I thought I'd wait for a no-fee listing day and be cheeky with the asking price. If no luck, then list it for a more sensible starting price and hopefully use the "no relisting fee if this item sells" card

forgotmyname

Use the £100 starting price with offers. Never used that myself but i made an offer on an item and they countered the offer which i accepted.

s30jok

Do you know what squadron the aircraft is from? if so you could approach the RAF/NAVY and if feeling generous donate it to them and it will be displayed in their crewroom/building. Or if not and you know the squadron or does the Aircraft have a side marking you could track it down by that - google is your friend!

Major_Clanger_2

The aircraft are from No. 3 Squadron Royal Flying Corps during the battle of Cambrai in 1917.

I've sent off to a couple of auction houses which are offering free valuations - didn't even realise that auction houses did this so (once again) thanks to the contributors of Moneysavingexpert :beer: