3rd Auction for Karens run

[Gailainne]

Okay I promised that if I won the Cegga axe from the 2nd auction I would auction the one I recieved from the first production run of 10, so here it is Ceggas 9th.

Auction runs till next friday 30th 20:00.

charity details, see here.. http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showthread.php?t=16307

Happy bidding guys :swordfigh

Stephen

 

[andyn]

£45 to start us off.

 

[TheGreenMan]

Stephen, that URL is broken (at least at my end).

Best regards,
Paul.

 

[bikething]

try this link :

Karen's Marathon for the Teenage Cancer Trust

 

[MagiKelly]

When does the auction run till

Thanks in advance & £50 bid

 

[outdoorcode]

£70 from me

 

[Gailainne]

bump

 

[JonnyP]

And bump from me.....Nice one Stephen....

 

[Gailainne]

Come on guys n gals, surely theres another bid or four out there ?

 

[Too Much Kit To Carry]

£100 bid.

Phil.

 

[Gailainne]

:You_Rock_

 

[Greg]

:notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy Well done guys!!

 

[Gailainne]

Last bump, auction finishes at 20:00 tonight, thank you guys for bidding.

Stephen

 

[Gailainne]

Auction is now closed. Congratulations Phil(TMKTK).

I now have to package up my Cegga :sadwavey:

Send me a PM with your snailmail mate.

Well done

Kindest Regards

Stephen

 

[bushwacker bob]

well done Phil,very generous.

 

[Phil562]

Top man

 

[British Red]

Top men.

Stephen, huge respect for buying one Cegga and auctioning one you were already lucky enough to own. I would rep lumps out of you if we did but have the facility.

Phil you remain a complete gentleman

Its a privilege to share a fire with you both

Red

 

[Too Much Kit To Carry]

Cool

I paid my dosh into the fund

Can't wait to have a play with the axe as I was really gutted to have missed the first lot

Cheers all,

Phil.

 

[MagiKelly]

Well done to both the auctionee (I've probably just made that word up ) and the winner. You are both gentlemen in the finest tradition of the word.

 

[Too Much Kit To Carry]

Well done to both the auctionee (I've probably just made that word up ) and the winner. You are both gentlemen in the finest tradition of the word.

Thanks John

The way I see it is the "auctionee" was good enough to put up his axe as an auction prize - he's the gentleman.

I just chucked a few quid in the fund to beat the waiting list and get my hands on one of those beautiful axes before I get too depressed about missing the first order

Phil.