Bizarre items from Brisbane Airport lost property go under the hammer
Brisbane Airport's lost property items are going under the hammer for a yearly charity auction.
The nearly 500 items up for grabs were left behind by the 22.6 million passengers who travelled through the terminal in the past year.
Click through to see some of the items up for grabs.
Unclaimed items going under the hammer include pairs of sunglasses, books, bags, computers, tablets and phones.
There's plenty of offerings for sports lovers, including bikes, scooters and climbing gear.
Keen fishers have the chance to snap up this Shimano deep sea fishing reel.
The cameras left behind by travellers include this Canon Eos 5D MKIV, which comes with a case and zoom lens.
Among the more unusual items in the auction is this life-size cardboard cut-out of Brisbane Lions footballer Cam Rayner.
There are plenty of items for children, including toys, puzzles and games, offering bargain Christmas presents.
"This auction is hugely popular because it offers people a chance to snag a bargain while knowing their money is supporting young Queenslanders in need," said Peter Doherty, Brisbane Airport media and corporate affairs manager.
The online auction, run by Lloyds Auctioneers, continues until October 27.
There are no reserve prices on any items.
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