Firearms Collectors - Free 3 Volume Catalog, 6000 Color Photos

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To all HighRoad.org members I would like to offer a free 3 volume set of catalogs for our April Auction. These spiral bound catalogs have over 600 pages and over 6,000 color photos. One volume for each day of the auction, approximately 900 lots per volume. Normally we sell these catalogs for $60 per set. The printer had a huge over run and we want to get these extra catalogs in the hands of firearms collectors. After the auction you will be mailed a copy of the prices realized too!

We do require you pay $10 for the ship charge (USA) and $25 (Non USA). In most cases we will ship to you FedEx.

Here is a link if you want to use our website Or just call 800-238-8022 and tell them you want to free April Auction catalogs, code: ARTFA


The April Auction Schedule: April 19, 20 & 21, 2013 beginning each day at 9:00 am CST.
OVER 2700 LOTS FEATURING…

• The William Ashby Collection of Arms & Armor
• Matchlocks of Europe and Asia, a variety of Continental wheelocks, and an array of snaplocks, snaphaunces and other items from the Mediterranean, the Orient and beyond
• Chuck Lindley’s Extraordinary German Military Collection
• Lugers, Nazi daggers, medals and the finest and most comprehensive collection of P38 semi-automatic pistols ever assembled and offered for public auction.
• Part II of The Anthony Urbanowski Collection with Over 70 Quality Smith & Wessons
• Award Winning Display of Winchester Model 1894 Longarms from the Collection of Gary Cote
• Historic Milestones in Winchester Firearms – Over 400
• Impressive Colt Firearms – Over 550
• Civil War Arms
• An outstanding variety of European and American sporting arms
• High grade shotguns, sporting rifles in rare calibers and configurations, double rifles and drillings which boast such names such as Boss, Holland & Holland, Purdey, A.H. Fox, Winchester, Krieghoff and many more.
• Sporting Rifles Highlights - a stellar selection of the most popular American hunting rifle--the Winchester Model 70 in Super Grade and carbine configurations and in calibers such as 7mm, .300 Magnum, 300 Savage, 35 Remington, 7.65 mm Argentine, and 458 Winchester Magnum. Over 60 Model 70’s alone!
• The shotgun roster includes such rarities as a Holland & Holland Royal Hammerless Ejector Paradox Double Barrel Shotgun; a deluxe relief signed master engraved Lusso Grade Model 57 Rizzini Double Barrel 20 Gauge Shotgun; and an engraved Boss & Co. marked Double Barrel Hammerless Sidelock Pigeon Shotgun, just to name a few.
• Other select highlights--fine Browning Olympian bolt action rifles; an engraved Ludwig Brovnik Side by Side Double Rifle in Desirable 458 Win Mag; and a cased W.J. Jeffery & Co. Double Barrel Hammerless Rifle in .450/400 Nitro Express with Scope.
• AND MUCH MORE!
 
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The link to your site appears to be broken.

Edit- yeah, works for me now.
 
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The link worked for me, and I actually placed an order. But I'm bothered by the way it worked, and would caution anyone thinking of doing the same. You are instructed to order a catalog, which is normally $60, and then enter a promo code. This is supposed to get it for $10. But once you place the order, you just get a "thank you." You do not get any kind of information, such as a receipt or invoice, on what it is you just ordered, or will be receiving. NOT NICE. I did get a confirmation email, but it is just generic, and says nothing about the special promotion. I will be watching my credit card charges carefully.
 
Order Free Catalog

I understand your concern...you will not be charged anymore than the $10 for the shipping. If you prefer to call and speak with a person and place the order that works too. Tell them the code ARTFA

Enjoy
 
These are a great resource for collectors and anyone interested in historical firearms.

Getting one of the catalogues for just the shipping price is a good deal!
 
They sure ought to be nice. I've been checking out the web site being advertised and, well, there some nice stuff listed.
 
Ohhh, I'm familiar with RIA and the pictures alone on their website can gobble up an otherwise productive afternoon. They do a very very nice job and the catalogue makes a great "coffee table" book to drool over.
 
FYI...we are getting close to the end of the extra catalogs. If you want a set you better do it in the next day or two. Most likely by the weekend the free offer will be over.
 
I just ordered a set. This is a super deal! The "catalogs" are much more then that. Buying reference books to cover the same information with quality photographs could easily run well over $100.00.... :what:
 
I called this morning. She wanted to know which credit card I would use for this FREE catalogue, $10 shipping fee. I said NO THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!:fire:
 
Heads up, I didn't have an account on the auction site. Attempted to create one and order the catalog, told me the promo number was not correct. Called customer service and they fixed it. Thanks!
 
I called this morning. She wanted to know which credit card I would use for this FREE catalogue, $10 shipping fee. I said NO THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

Question: How do you propose they collect the $10.00 shipping/handling fee during what is going to be a very short time offer?

Also I'm sure that with an account opened, they hope you might decide to bid on one or more lots.

Anyway I'm sure that they will have no problem disposing of surplus catalogs at the offered price. If you question the honesty of those making the offer, use your favorite search engine with a search term, "Rock Island Auctions" Also notice they are advertising on THR.
 
Ordered mine (by telephone) on Monday. Arrived today. Absolutely awesome. The best ten bucks I have spent in the last ten years.
 
Hi Lex,

What gives? You had to pay $10. She tried to get me to pay $10, I refused, BUT many on here said they got theirs for free.
Maybe there's a 'secret handshake' we don't know about? Got to wonder about a company that only RANDOMLY charges.
 
What gives? You had to pay $10. She tried to get me to pay $10, I refused, BUT many on here said they got theirs for free.
Maybe there's a 'secret handshake' we don't know about? Got to wonder about a company that only RANDOMLY charges.

Guessing English isn't your first language, all you have to do is read the original post:

We do require you pay $10 for the ship charge (USA) and $25 (Non USA). In most cases we will ship to you FedEx.

Everyone is paying the $10 shipping and the catalogs are free, sorry you're having such a hard time understanding that.
 
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