Live HiBid government surplus and agency auctions in Ohio, 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 Ohio, 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 OH inventory in one place.
HiBid.com lists every auctioneer using the platform nationwide, so filtering down to Ohio government and surplus lots takes work. BidProwl pulls only the active government and agency-related auctions from HiBid, filters them by Ohio 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 Ohio HiBid lots are held at the selling auctioneer's yard or the seller's facility.
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101 HiBid auctions live in Ohio right now.
Standard issue dark blue wool shell jacket with red piping on collar and cuffs with red trim down the front and along the edges. Jacket has 12 General...
An excellent example of a seldomly encountered World War I Model OCL 1917 US Trench Knife. The Model OCL 1917 US Trench Knife was the first government...
British 1796 Infantry Officers Sword the blade by H Hauschill Solingen c1796 which is detailed on the spine of the blade. The blade single edged blade...
A beautiful Mexican War Short Artillery Sword manufactured by the N.P. Ames Manufacturing Co. of Cabotville Mass dated 1847. The blade is immaculate a...
American Civil War period US Non Regulation Officer's Sword blade model 1840 by W.H. Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia. A slightly curved, single-edged, t...
Ames Model 1840 Cavalry Saber, Dated 1851. Model 1840 “wrist breaker” cavalry saber made by Ames Manufacturing Company of Cabotville, Massachusetts, o...
A very attractive Civil War Staff & Field Officers Sword by Clauberg and was imported by the famous firm Schuyler Hartley & Graham measuring overall 3...
Barrel is 13' long with a 2 1/2" muzzle. The bore is 1 1/4". The caisson is about 20" long. Likely a signal or line throwing cannon. Very Good-Excelle...
Stellar Framed Fringed banner of the Stephenson Post, No. 30 G.A.R. of Springfield Illinois measuring 26 X 22 inches Made of midnight blue silk and ha...
This sword is of a typical 18th century English design. But it's more likely a Colonial American made. It has all the features expected for the period...
Lot of three WWI North Russia Expeditionary Force items to include 1) WWI North Russia Expeditionary Force Patch that is felt on felt measuring 2 5/8...
Collection of 21 manuscript Civil War maps and one letter. This unique collection of maps relates to the campaigns of General Sherman and, specificall...
A very attractive GAR Uniform for the National meet held in 1891. The uniform consists of an absolutely beautiful Visor Hat with Bullion GAR Badge tha...
This striking, live-firing sub-scale signal cannon brings the thunderous spirit of early American history directly to your collection or historic disp...
North Carolina plantation family archive consisting of financial, legal and personal documents from 1824-1860; 19 documents in all, including two slav...
A very attractive Civil War Veterans Ladder Badge named to Charles Burkhart of Company F of the 13th Michigan Infantry. Excellent. Residence was not l...
A well Armed Sixth Plate Civil War Infantry Seated Soldier holding a M1861 Rifle with Sling. The Bayonet for the weapon is on his belt, housed in the...
This is a very good example of a very rare Civil War uniform: the 4-button blouse originally designated for “fatigue” wear in the regular army, but wh...
A fantastic archive of an Officer of the 24th Michigan Infantry including his Commissions as a 2nd Lieutenant and a 1st Lieutenant of the 24th Michiga...
A fine Presentation non-regulation Civil War officer’s sword US Model 1850 c. 1861. Made by Clauberg Solingen. The ricasso is marked “W. Clauberg Soli...
A very attractive GAR Zouave complete uniform by Henderson Ames of Kalamazoo, Michigan. The uniform is in excellent condition complete with Tunic, Ves...
A very attractive Civil War Foot Officers Sword by Clauberg and was imported by the famous firm Schuyler Hartley & Graham measuring overall 38 1/2 inc...
This Model 1850 Foot Officer’s sword which was carried by every lieutenant and captain. Matching patina with a ray skin grip. The pommel cap has a lov...