Live HiBid government surplus and agency auctions in Arkansas, pulled fresh twice a day and combined with lots from GSA, GovDeals, and the other major sources.
HiBid is the bidding platform built by Auction Flex and used by hundreds of independent auctioneers across the United States. In Arkansas, you will see HiBid powering government surplus auctions run by county sheriffs, municipal fleet departments, and private auctioneers who hold consignments for state agencies. BidProwl aggregates the lots from all of them so you can search HiBid AR inventory in one place.
HiBid.com lists every auctioneer using the platform nationwide, so filtering down to Arkansas government and surplus lots takes work. BidProwl pulls only the active government and agency-related auctions from HiBid, filters them by Arkansas location, and combines them with lots from GSA, GovDeals, and 23 other sources so you can compare in one search.
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Yes. Each HiBid lot lists the pickup location and the deadline in the lot terms. Pickup is buyer-arranged, so plan logistics before bidding on large items. Most Arkansas HiBid lots are held at the selling auctioneer's yard or the seller's facility.
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To view the complete 476-lot catalog for The Bagale Collection, Session I – Uniforms & Militaria, please enter the auction directly through Bid345.com...
This early September 1936 Issue 18 of the German air defense magazine Die Sirene (The Siren), published in Berlin by the Reichsluftschutzbund, measure...
This is a post-war commemorative photo album designed in the style of a WWII German service record. The brown leatherette cover features an applied ca...
This collection features multiple Weimar-era German banknotes, representative of both government-issued currency and local emergency money from the po...
Dating to World War II, this pair of hand-painted, hollow-molded early-plastic pins depicts chimney sweeps in black uniforms and top hats, equipped wi...
One pin missing hardware, paint loss, adhesive residue
Published by Verlag S.G.S. Berlin C.2, this antique souvenir booklet titled "Berlin" contains a set of 20 photochrom color view postcards highlighting...
Featuring a sepia-toned illustration of horse-drawn field artillery titled "Zu-Gleich" (Heave-Ho / Together) by artist O. Nolte, this original 1937 Ge...
This reproduction German-style M31 field breadbag (Brotbeutel) is constructed from grey-green canvas with matching canvas belt loops and synthetic lea...
This set features three molded plastic street-donation ornaments issued during World War II for the German Winterhilfswerk (WHW — Winter Relief Organi...
Tan clothbound 1940 Jahrbuch des deutschen Heeres, published by Breitkopf & Haertel in Leipzig. The front cover and spine feature red embossed Gothic...
Constructed of dark charcoal-black wool, this cap is made in the style of WWII-era German M43 field caps (Einheitsfeldmütze). Featuring a fold-down si...
Group of four vintage Spanish military leather ammunition pouches for the Mauser Model 1893 rifle. Each pouch is constructed from black or dark brown...
Published circa 1934 by cigarette manufacturer Eckstein-Halpaus G.m.b.H. in Dresden, this original softcover cigarette card album is titled Ruhmesblät...
These binoculars, produced by Carl Zeiss in Jena, Germany, are the 6x Telex model. The upper prism cover plates display stamped markings including the...
To view the complete 476-lot catalog for The Bagale Collection, Session I – Uniforms & Militaria, please enter the auction directly through Bid345.com...
This World War I patriotic commemorative display honors a German soldier serving in the field ("im Felde") between 1914 and 1917. The hand-embroidered...
Frame loose, glass cracked in corner, age toning
This softcover commemorative book, published in 1935 by Cigaretten-Bilderdienst Altona-Bahrenfeld, is the second part of the series documenting the ev...
A complete bound volume containing Hefte 1–18 of the Third Reich series "Nationalpolitische Aufklärungsschriften" (National Political Educational Writ...
Heavy spine wear, taped repair, edge damage, soiling
A 19th-century German or Austrian Alpine hunting pipe (Gesteckpfeife) featuring a multi-piece ebonized wood, horn, and stag antler construction. Measu...
Multi-piece antique pipe, damaged fittings, cannot be fully
World War II-era 7x50 Dienstglas binocular set manufactured by Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, designated with the wartime code "beh" and serial number 469093. T...
Internal dust spots in optics, case latch and hinge damaged
These 1941 Carl Zeiss Jena 7x50 binoculars were manufactured for the Romanian Army Artillery during World War II. The left prism plate displays the de...
Constructed with a substantial brass frame and weighing approximately 1,171 grams (2 lbs 9.3 oz), these binoculars are marked with serial number 12562...
Right lens has internal fungus, case straps damaged
Early Carl Zeiss Jena 6x "Telexem" binocular, serial number 462768, dating to approximately 1914/15 and representing the first generation of Zeiss cen...
This set features the defining "K" stamped on the bridge, a detail in Zeiss military production that signified specialized contract or cold-resistant...