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Let us make this a 10-day auction - ending on Thursday 23 April, midnight CET.

 

Starting price for each book is $5

 

The highest bidder is expected to make a donation to the NMB, and upon confirmation from Brian I ship the book. I cover all shipping costs to EU, while shipping to the US should be $10 (if less, you pay less of course, If more, it's on me).

Let us begin then :)

 

 

 

1. Ro No Cho, Nagai Sōkei

A Japanese ikebana book.

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2. Ikebana, Japanese Flower Arrangement, John March-Penney

An American ikebana book :)

 

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3. Japanese Dandyism: Samurai, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography

A nice book with many 19th century photographs of Samurai.
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4. Samurai Koshashin-chō, published by KADOKAWA

Another book with many 19th century photographs of Samurai. Subtitled:  Portraits of Men Who Lived by Bushidō

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5. Sotheby's nihonto auction catalogue from 1979

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6. Japanese Swords and Fittings in the Western Australian Museum, George Trotter

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7. Shumi no Nihontō, Shibata Mitsuo

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Good luck and thanks for participating :)

 

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Posted

Thank you Marius. Some great looking books!

I'll get it started off.

I'd like to bid on the following:

$50  -  "2. Ikebana, Japanese Flower Arrangement, John March-Penney"

$50 - "3. Japanese Dandyism: Samurai, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography"
 

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Gentlemen, if you bid $5 and you win, then... you win and get the book. No risk here and no reason to be ashamed of not offering more than the starting price.

I'd rather have $5 go to the NMB than zero if the book is unsold.

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My bids are not only for the book, but also for the forum. The amount of help I have received here is worth a lot to me. 

The way I see it: I'm making a donation to the forum and getting a couple free books in return :thumbsup:

If I win, one of the books will be a gift for my wife :laughing:
-Sam

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Sam, your two offers are most generous. It is obvious you are doing this for the forum. As a member I am grateful for that ☺️

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Think of it this way too....the more support we receive, and are able to pay for the upgrade and hosting, the less chance I'll have to look at horrible things like advertising or paid services here. So you guys are helping everyone at the same time :-)

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Posted (edited)

Waki from Marius was nice.

30$ for both:

5. Sotheby's nihonto auction catalogue from 1979 - no one wants it until now.

6. Japanese Swords and Fittings in the Western Australian Museum, George Trotter -  131 pages of great pics!

 

Some saving for shipping and customs :] outbid me guys!

 

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Gentlemen,

 

$60 - "3. Japanese Dandyism: Samurai, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography"

$ 30 - 4. Samurai Koshashin-chō, published by KADOKAWA.

 

Best,

 

Danny

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Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, Natichu said:

 

$25 on:

 

7. Shumi no Nihontō, Shibata Mitsuo

 

"Let us make this a 10-day auction - ending on Thursday 23 April, midnight CET." - You were 1 hour late I suppose but who knows we are now in CEST, looks like good snipe afterall :D

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59 minutes ago, Rawa said:

"Let us make this a 10-day auction - ending on Thursday 23 April, midnight CET." - You were 1 hour late I suppose but who knows we are now in CEST, looks like good snipe afterall :D

No snipe intended, just happened to be when I saw and could post! 

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Since there were no other bids on it, and it's a fundraiser rather than a strict auction, I think we can forgive late bids :)

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Of course Brian is right. We are not too strict here..

 

However, #7. Shumi no Nihontō, has been bid for before the deadline. So it goes to Dan K. Sorry Nathaniel…

 

Now, may I ask the winners to transfer the offered amounts to Brian? Upon confirmation of receipt by Brian, I will proceed with the shipping. 

 

Again, many many thanks to all :bowdown:

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Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, Brian said:

Since there were no other bids on it, and it's a fundraiser rather than a strict auction, I think we can forgive late bids :)

;)
That’s why it is confusing CET vs CEST.
Midnight CET is 01 am CEST so bidding could be like last minute snipe.

But yeah lets go with first bid with 20$ and I will add another 5$ so We get same amount and no dissapointment on any side.

Especially first bid was made at 14th.

@Marius 35$ from me.

Donation already made via paypal.

@Brian paypal gives you Rands? I exchanged for 600 R and paypal took 35$ so I have 17,48 R left. :laughing: Do You have something like revolut? great multi currency account. So simple cheap wire transfer.

 

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2 hours ago, Rawa said:

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That’s why it is confusing CET vs CEST.
Midnight CET is 01 am CEST so bidding could be like last minute snipe.

But yeah lets go with first bid with 20$ and I will add another 5$ so We get same amount and no dissapointment on any side.

Especially first bid was made at 14th.

@Marius 35$ from me.

Donation already made via paypal.

@Brian paypal gives you Rands? I exchanged for 600 R and paypal took 35$ so I have 17,48 R left. :laughing: Do You have something like revolut? great multi currency account. So simple cheap wire transfer.

 

Very generous Marcin, and glad that the forum is getting the support either way! Many thanks. 

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Posted (edited)
57 minutes ago, Marius said:

Very kind of you, Marcin, I appreciate the additional $ :bowdown:

Man, all thanks to and only You.

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Just donated $50 to Brian's paypal for the:  "2. Ikebana, Japanese Flower Arrangement, John March-Penney"

Send me a pm when you're ready to ship @Marius, and i'll provide address and shipping $$.

My wife will be pleased.
Thanks again!
-Sam

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