National Gun Collectors Association presents ‘Military and Gun Show’
From press release
Experts are in town looking for rare military items and all types of guns! If you have a shotgun or handgun, even an old Civil War rifle or just a bayonet, bring it to the show from Aug. 30 through Sept. 3 at the Holiday Inn, 7550 E. State St., Rockford. You can have real experts evaluate and even find a collector to purchase your items. Bring in any and all types of military items such as hats, uniforms, belt buckles, cannon balls, etc. Collectors are in search of these items, and all guns and military items are in high demand.
Recent finds include a Confederate uniform for $3,500, Confederate flag that hung from a general’s tent for $2,000, Confederate money hidden in the walls of a residence that was uncovered during a remodel, and even a German SS Belt Buckle Gun used by a high-ranking officer during WW II that was purchased for $6,000! A local gentleman even brought in four shotguns and walked out with more than $16,000!
This is the first time in history collectors have hosted a show for any specific category. Military items and guns have been collectibles for decades; however, the National Gun Collectors Association has received an influx of phone calls, specific and personal requests for these rare items. This is a free event, and you can speak with real-life collectors and experts to find out how much your stuff is worth in today’s market.
This is an easy way to put some extra money in your pocket as you will be paid on the spot. Thousands of dollars are expected to be distributed to Rockford as collectors, gun enthusiasts and sport hunters pay top dollar for premium guns such as Civil War rifles, assault rifles, and good-condition brands such as Colt, Browning, Winchester, Smith & Wesson, Springfield, etc.
What kind of treasures will be revealed during this event? Let’s find out together. You or your next-door neighbor just might be the next to find a jackpot in the attic. Start digging now and be ready to have some fun and make some money. Have fun with your search. This is free event and is unlimited to the number of items you can bring in to the show. Hours are 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 9 a.m-4 p.m., Friday.
For more information, call (217) 241-3170.
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3 Comments
I have a P38 in its original holster with the nazi insignia on the side of the receiver. Can you offer a range of its value
I have a 1945 Springfield M1 Garand NM in the original box with bill of sale from NRA from Fort Clinton Ohio in 1964. Never been fired. Would like to find a good home for it
I have a gun that my father brought back from WWII. It is a 25 caliper gun with its clip, a box of ammo and the leather case. I also have copies of the papers that they gave my
dad allowing him to bring them home. I was told it was a model 1913 Saier amd Sons (modern dau Sig-sauer.) He said I could probaly get $1000 for it at an auction. Interested in hereing your opinion.\\Faith