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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: California
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DHL just delivered an Indian dagger sent by a customer in Europe for blade polish. Described "Art metalwork, jammadar kattari, Indian >100 years old". Package not opened en route, no stickers or tape from CITES inspection. Took less than a week including a Sat./Sun. to get here.
My colleague in the Netherlands still uses UPS as well as Netherlands Post to send swords to the US. So that leaves FedEx as the absolute no-go for all weapons, antique or otherwise, between countries. (TNT has been bought out by them so it doesn't operate on its own anymore.) |
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Join Date: Aug 2015
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i received a dagger by fedex today
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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Hello Udo,
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As collectors we also have to bear with idiosyncratic national regulations that surpass global standards like Italy on “weapons” even if antique/obsolete, the US and UK on antique ivory, and the list goes on and on... BTW, Czerny’s mentions the imposed regulatory processes and timeframe on the website if I remember correctly. Regards, Kai |
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