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Marway Militaria & Winnipeg Army Surplus specializes in vintage Canadian militaria, with listings including North West Mounted Police uniform buttons, WW2 RCAF operational "OPS" wings, and a run of WW1 and WW2 Canadian regimental collar and cap badges such as those for the 12th Manitoba Dragoons and 14th Canadian Hussars. Alongside the militaria, the Winnipeg shop stocks army surplus and modern tactical gear, from paracord and ghillie suits to MREs and wool blankets. Several of its badges and buttons are already marked sold out, a sign of how quickly scarce regimental pieces move.

Upcoming auctions include a Nov 1 slate led by the Amazing Estate Jewelry Sale 1 from NextGen Estates in Punta Gorda, Florida, alongside a numismatic and treasure book collection from Workman's Books in Orlando, Kastner Auctions' Sunday main sale in Edmonton, the Sunday Gun/Sportsman session of Scribner Auction's three-day coin, gun and sportsman sale, and the November 1st Cleveland Craftsman Coin Auction from Gold Standard Auctions in Dallas. Other Nov 1 sales include a Westhampton Long Island estate sale from Lion and Unicorn, an October estate sale session in Stony Plain, Alberta, a coins, jewelry and trading cards session from Bosley Auctioneers in Louisville, Ohio, and Indian coin and rare Great Britain coin lots in Ahmedabad, India.

Upcoming auctions include a busy Saturday, October 31 slate: Western Star Auctions' collector's museum closure in Sorrento, Schmalz Auctions' Prince Albert sale, Kastner Auctions' Lethbridge world antiques sale, Johnny's Auto Auction in San Diego, Kastner's Edmonton Saturday timed internet auction, Vancouver Liquidation's Halloween Spooktacular, Objects of Interest's collectible classics and nostalgic toys, and the Hired Hand Sale in Cedar Falls. On Sunday, November 1, Scribner Auction's second gun and sportsman session, Kastner's Edmonton main sale, Sunrise Estate Services' Stony Plain estate sale session 2, and Prime Liquidation Solutions' low-premium weekend auction are scheduled.

Father Joe's Villages runs San Diego auctions focused on donated cars and household goods, with its bi-weekly auto auction offering vintage classics alongside everyday vehicles at below market value. Its 815 Warehouse household auction sells pre-owned furniture, houseware, kitchen supplies, dinnerware, and toys, and its partner Cal Auctions handles higher-value collectibles and premium antiques online. All proceeds fund the charity's programs for people experiencing homelessness in San Diego.

Auctions fine art, Asian antiques, militaria, firearms, decorative arts, and historical collectibles.

Upcoming auctions include a run of general sales ending on Sunday 1 November across Chesterfield, Nottingham, Marchington and Edinburgh, with a Police Auction of designer clothing in Nottingham closing that day. Further lots close through the week: forklifts and reach trucks on 3 November, a luxury jewellery sale featuring gold bars and gemstones on 5 November, and vehicle auctions covering seized and repossessed stock in Hayes, Bo'ness, Manchester, Nottingham, Brentwood and Stapleford on 4 November. Online sales of flat-pack furniture and a range of vehicles close on 6 November, and a plant and machinery auction ends on 13 November.

Upcoming auctions include a DFW Monday session on November 2, with $5, $14, $19, $25, and $39 sessions closing between 5:30 and 7:30 PM CST. Lots include a Shang-Chi two-pack, a Nerf Ultra Focus Motorized Blaster, and a Dehumidifier for Basement. Quickbidz also has a DFW Tuesday session on November 3, with $5 and $12 sessions closing at 5:30 and 6:00 PM CST, featuring a Folding Hand Truck and a Plating Phone Case for iPhone 16.

Upcoming auctions include a sale on 21 and 22 November, with The Anne Fowler Collection and Further Cotswold Interiors going live on 22 November 2026 at 10am. The source lists the sale as "21st & 22nd November" but gives a full year only for the live date, so 22 November 2026 is the earliest complete date. No other dated sales fall within the window.

Specializes in estate and business liquidation auctions, moving to full online format in 2022, according to its site. The source names no specific makers, lots, or categories, so no particular item types can be confirmed beyond general estate and liquidation sales. The house says it is relocating and points buyers to its online catalogs for current sales.