CISS Autumn Auction November 2025 – NS27 – UNSOLD LOTS
Welcome to our Autumn Postal Auction list of unsold lots.
Virtually all the lots have had their reserves reduced; some up to 50% so there are many bargains to be had.
Images of most of the Lots can be found by clicking on the icon next to the Lot. These images, where shown, form part of the description.
PLEASE NOTE: All orders for the unsolds must be received by the auctioneer by 17:00 hrs on Sunday 23rd November. (auctioneer@ciss.uk) They will be treated on a ‘first come first served basis’.
Images of all the Lots can be found on the website
Click HERE for the downloadable catalogue
Click HERE for the downloadable Bidders sheet
Click HERE to see the catalogue and images of every Lot
Click HERE to see the list of Unsold Lots
General Information on Auctions
At present the Society holds two postal auctions each year in the Spring and the Autumn. A room auction of approximately 50 lots is also held at each General Meeting. While these are a very important source of revenue to the Society, our members also benefit as these auctions are only open to members. The continuance of these auctions depends on the availability of material and all members are urged to take this into consideration when disposing of unwanted items.
In view of the heavy workload involved the role of Auction Secretary has been split into two.
Gerald Marriner is responsible for compiling and preparing the auction list. Before sending him any material, along with a description, please contact the auctioneer first; Nick Stuart at auctioneer@ciss.uk.
Nick will also deal with all other matters. Bids should be returned to him, either by email sent to auctioneer@ciss.uk or by post as indicated on the bid form.
Printed copies of the auction list will be sent to all UK and C.I. members. All overseas members will receive their auction list by email.
Customs Duty / Charges
As the United Kingdom is no longer a member of the European Union, Lots sent from EU members or other countries for sale via the auction may be subject to UK Customs Duty. If this happens then the costs incurred by the Society will be charged back to the selling member. Similarly, when Lots are sent out to members in the EU or other countries they maybe subject to a Custom’s Charge in that country. The buying member will be responsible for paying that charge.
