February Estate Sale

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ -In publishing this catalog Mosby & Co. has tried to accurately describe all items being sold. All items are sold AS IS - WHERE IS. Catalog is to be used as a guide only. It is ultimately the buyers responsibility to judge item conditions and authenticity to their satisfaction. No statement is the catalog shall be deemed to be a warranty or representation of the items being sold and Mosby & Co. will not assume liability with respect to age, condition, rarity, provenance or historical relevance of items being sold. Any agent under the employ of any bidder is bound by the terms of sale as stated in the catalog and any relevant documents. -Title to merchandise shall pass to the highest bidder at the conclusion of bidding. The purchaser is fully responsible once title has been passed. Storage and insurance charges shall accrue at the rate of 2% of the selling price per month after 30 days. -All buyers are required to pay Maryland sales tax (6%) unless a COPY of a valid sales tax exemption number and completed tax form are filed with Mosby & Co. Auctions. If item(s) are shipped out of state by a licensed FCC carrier; , i.e. UPS, Fedex, USPS etc., the purchase is then exempt from MD sales tax. All shipping is at the expense of the buyer. - There is an 18% buyer's premium on all purchases. -Payment may be made by; check, cash, M.O. Wire transfer, Visa, MasterCard, PayPal or other forms deemed acceptable to both parties. -Packing and shipping of all purchases can be arranged by Mosby & Co. Auctions at the buyers request and expense. It is the discretion of Mosby & Co. to determine if items can be shipped in-house or if a professional shipper must be used. Large items may require special handling and expense. -The act of placing a bid on any lot constitutes acceptance of on the part of the bidder of the terms of this sale. -All sales are final. -A final note on Battery toys - When cataloged as working, means working when tested. There are no guarantees on battery operated toys as they may quit working at any time for any reason especially during shipping, mechanisms can be delicate after 50 - 60 years and wires can become brittle and prone to breaking.