Rod Bellars collection

[Philliphastings]

It’s always a shame to see a fellow enthusiast’s lifetime collection broken up and sold off, but so much sadder that the auctioneers didn’t seem to even bother having many of the lots correctly identified.

Whoever is currently bidding on the scrap metal lot is in for a hell of a shock when they find out they are only getting the steel on the pallet and not the Staghound in the pics 😳

RIP Rod

Good luck bidders

[Andrew Rowe]

It all seems to happen like this to the best of collections eventually.
Just remember , Us overseas bidders need to apply to the DOD for a permit to export out of Australia , which is fairly straight forward , as they do not seem too concerned about saving their heritage these days. Cheers.

[rob love]

Amazing collection, and certainly a yardstick of Rod's enthusiasm.

I do note that so many of the lots are poorly described, with very small photos or the items still partially wrapped.


There are a few smaller items I will be bidding on, but does anybody know if Lloyds will ship out of Australia? If not, is there anyone on this site who will act as middleman on purchases for me and receive then forward the items? Unfortunately we may be bidding on some of the same things. As they say, no friends at an auction.

[William Ormsby]

Originally Posted by Philliphastings

Whoever is currently bidding on the scrap metal lot is in for a hell of a shock when they find out they are only getting the steel on the pallet and not the Staghound in the pics 😳

I see the extra pics of the Staghound are now removed and the price has been reset to $1

[Mike Cecil]

Rob et al,

Some, possibly many, of the items listed will need to obtain a Movable Cultural Heritage export permit before export from Australia.

See Part 9 of the Regulations at https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2018L01710

Mike

[Andrew Rowe]

Anything Military needs DOD approval export permit, as from the past export experiences I have had from Aus, Cheers Andrew.

[Tony Smith]

Originally Posted by Mike Cecil

Rob et al,

Some, possibly many, of the items listed will need to obtain a Movable Cultural Heritage export permit before export from Australia.

See Part 9 of the Regulations at https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2018L01710

Mike

Originally Posted by Andrew Rowe

Anything Military needs DOD approval export permit, as from the past export experiences I have had from Aus, Cheers Andrew.

That's right, 2 separate Permit applications, to 2 different Government departments.

An MCH Permit under Clause 4.4(h) issued by the Minister for the Arts, and an ATAR permit from the DECO office, Dept of Defence.

But I am also surprised that the Auctioneers have not made any mention of the need for Permits and/or Licences for Australian buyers. Some high bidders might be in for a rude shock come collection time.

[Michael R.]

Originally Posted by William Ormsby

I see the extra pics of the Staghound are now removed and the price has been reset to $1

The Staghound will need some work.