L42A1

[John Sukey]

What are they going for these days? Just in case I ever decide to sell mine

[JB White]

$75+ but since youre a nice guy I think I can pay $100...but no more. Can you tell I spent some time on the old Maxwell Street?

On a more serious note, I haven't a clue in regard to an actual hard, honest trade value. Although I suspect a lot matters in what comes with it.

[terrylee]

About 7,000 pounds in the U.K. for rifle and C.E.S.

L42A1 in Transport Case.jpg

[Art]

I wouldn't even venture a guess, but the U.K. price of about $10,000.00 U.S. would be very reasonable in the U.S.A.

[MJ1]

John JB White as usual is overly generous.

[John Sukey]

What comes with it is EVERYTHING YOU SEE IN THE PHOTO plus a british padlock for the case!

[MJ1]

[JB White]

John JB White as usual is overly generous.

I'm glad you noticed. It's not every day I offer 25% more than I can afford!

For the sake of conversation, I think this is one of those things only an auction can decide what's to be made. As far as a start-off and reserve goes, what would be a decent number? $7,500...$8,000? Not to go too high from the get-go for fear of turning away a prospective bidder or two. You'd want a bidding war on something like this. Yes? No?
What say the rest?

[M2Phil]

What are they going for these days? Just in case I ever decide to sell mine

Did you ever get a good answer to this question? I'm wondering too, for the same reason, although I don't have much of the C.E.S. gear. Thanks.

[swampyankee]

What's it worth or how much someone is willing to give you for it. You could probably get $5000 or $6000 in a relatively short time or $7500 or more if you are willing to let it sit in the market place long enough. There is a fanny for every seat the trick is to find that fanny.

[M2Phil]

What's it worth or how much someone is willing to give you for it. You could probably get $5000 or $6000 in a relatively short time or $7500 or more if you are willing to let it sit in the market place long enough. There is a fanny for every seat the trick is to find that fanny.

That was quick. Thanks, swampyankee.

[John Sukey]

That was quick. Thanks, swampyankee.

Just a quick note. I have No intention of selling my L42A1 , L39A1 or my remaining two No4 Mk1T's. NOR do I wish to sell the Vickers, Bren, Lewis, or STEN!
While I am at it, I lso have no intention of selling my 1944 BSA WM20 or my 1944 Cushman airborne.

[M2Phil]

Just a quick note. I have No intention of selling my L42A1 , L39A1 or my remaining two No4 Mk1T's. NOR do I wish to sell the Vickers, Bren, Lewis, or STEN!
While I am at it, I lso have no intention of selling my 1944 BSA WM20 or my 1944 Cushman airborne.

I hear ya, although that umbrella stand of Thorneycroft carbines might have to go!

[Scott from Indiana]

John, I don't want you to sell them, but I liked your British revolver collection.

Scott