Are you on the lookout for a pirate-themed toolbox (tools not included), a broken toy vending machine, or a three-panel canvas painting by an unknown artist?
If so, you’re in luck, as these weird and wacky items are all part of the Winnipeg Police Service’s upcoming unclaimed goods auction.
The auction, which also includes more standard items like musical instruments, tools, sporting equipment, and more, is set to be held exclusively online March 11-18, via Associated Auto Auction.
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Police are cautioning would-be bidders that everything up for auction is in an “as-is” condition, none of it has been tested, and all sales are final.
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