Naval boarding weapons

bamascavenger · Dec 4, 2007

Asked seller about these "weapons"/ bottles and how many he had. Is he on the up and up? Or is it another repro scam? Link to sells; http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=360000969451&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:US:1123

His letter; Dear bamascavenger,

We bought about 40 out of a Philadelphia maritime collection and recovered about a dozen diving.

- sirmarkw[/align]

tigue710 · Dec 4, 2007

that is the same freaking guy, it is a SCAM!

GuntherHess · Dec 4, 2007

When you see people selling fake scrimshaw that's a good sign to RUN FOR THE HILLS[

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CALDIGR2 · Dec 5, 2007

SirMarkW(for wanker) is a rotten liar and a scammer who should be locked up for mail fraud. How he gets away with passing that crap off as "naval boarding weapons" is beyond me. I would love to shove one of those up his arse.[

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cc6pack · Dec 7, 2007

Mike lets be civil here at least offer him some KY jelly before inserting[

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Here's the discussions that took place earlier on this jerk

https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/searchpro.asp?phrase=sirmarkw&author=&forumid=ALL&topicreply=both&message=body&timeframe=%3E&timefilter=0&language=single&top=300&criteria=AND&minRank=0&sortMethod=r&submitbutton=+OK+

GuntherHess · Dec 8, 2007

From what I have read grog was a mixed concoction of several ingrediants. It was not something that would have been bottled. The rum part of it would have been in a bottle or the beer part in a cask. His story seems to change like the wind.
Akin to the trackers of Big Foot, there is always an excuse for each piece of missing evidence. Extraordinary claims alway require extraordinary proof.

druggistnut · Dec 9, 2007

I thought I had that guy gone from eBay.
OK, this is going to take some elbow grease.
ANYONE interested in helping, contact me.
I want to see him gone from eBay and possibly prosecuted. Go back through his 2000 plus feedbacks, you should see some interesting things.
I know there were several people on this site and another site who had it out with this clown.
Send me their names, if you would.
Bill

cowseatmaize · Dec 9, 2007

Check out this headline, the rest isn't of any relevance.
http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/103-05222007-1350228.html

GuntherHess · Dec 9, 2007

...he secretly sold off the museum's vast collection of naval boarding weapons....NOT[

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cc6pack · Dec 9, 2007

About the only thing we can do is report the auction, there's a REPORT button at the bottom of every auction. There's a drop down menu for fraudulent listings. Maybe if everyone hits the button ebay may take notice, I'll also email a manager that handles collectibles to see if we can get help that way.

Example:

Enter item number(s):

360001895806
Up to 10 items separated by commas
(example: 1365609580, 1748176843)[/align]
[/align]Enter your question / concern:

seller canot prove the item is a grenade, and has sold many of these in the past. He has even stated that there were only a few found. Please contact someone that you trust that knows antique glass for an opinion.
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