Ethnographic Arms & Armour - View Single Post - Can Indian Dealers Sell Antiques Out of the Country?

Edward F · 17th January 2015, 10:30 AM

I travel to india twice a year it is against the law to sell antiques for export,most of the weapons you see in india are fake any way.
But your right I have seen items on ebay that are real.

If you have a conection with postal service you can get things out of county it may take time.You can use the local post master or the item can be put on a pack animal to a boardering country then shipped.The problem is if you find something good you have to pay a lot with no gaurentee of getting it out.Any stone artifact is forbidden for sale or export

17th January 2015, 10:30 AM	#9
Edward F Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 54	I travel to india twice a year it is against the law to sell antiques for export,most of the weapons you see in india are fake any way. But your right I have seen items on ebay that are real. If you have a conection with postal service you can get things out of county it may take time.You can use the local post master or the item can be put on a pack animal to a boardering country then shipped.The problem is if you find something good you have to pay a lot with no gaurentee of getting it out.Any stone artifact is forbidden for sale or export