Sir, A professional auctioneer would take several pictures of these items and do a complete listings of each major item. His listings will give more details for the buyers attention. He/She and/or his staff will do a consignment sheet WITH you and list selling points for the sale. This sheet will also give their selling precentage charges and any other info for YOU to know before reaching the floor. Read your selling contract and the contents listed and question anything that you are unsure of before signing. He/She could combine your items with other sellers items which would make up their general weekly sale. May I suggest Auction-zip.com. When typing this in use your state, (as an example, for me it would be Auctionzip.com/ga). This will open up with a request for your Zip code to locate auctioneers and sales in your general area up to a hundred miles or more. Just click on a date on the monthly calender which shows how many sales in the area you choose 30 miles, 50 miles etc.
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