Estate Guitar Auction
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Wales Center, NY, United States
Auction Details
Estate Guitar Auction
We are offering an unreserved online auction, the Guitar Collection of the Late David G. Ebersole 5/20/52 - 5/19/24. David was a Master Educator, Photographer, Wine and Guitar Aficionado. The majority of Mr. Ebersole?s collection features for the most part 48 instruments in playing order and condition. Most guitars will ship in hard shell cases.
Auction Details
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Wales Center, NY 14169
USA
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Terms & Conditions
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PLEASE READ CAREFULLY. All auction lots are sold ?As Is, Where Is?. Every effort has been made to accurately describe and photograph each lot. Email any questions regarding the condition of any lots you may wish to bid on. Additional photos will be added to the auction or sent directly to the bidder by request. You may email us at willistonauctions@gmail.com or call directly at 716-861-4052.
Your winning bid is a contract to purchase and therefore shall be honored and paId for within 5 days of the auction closing. All payments for purchases will be made through LiveAuctioneers.com payment processing center or Williston Auctions.
Shipping will be with UPS. Shipping fees will vary depending on location and if insurance is required. Email or call for quote. Local shipper is UPS Store, 174 Main Street, East Aurora, NY 14052. store5490@theupsstore.com (716)652-1580.
Local pick-up is also available.
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