Want to claim a piece of Paragon Boardwalk? Items up for auction

HULL − Interested in a piece of the Paragon Boardwalk?

More than 200 assorted items are up for auction , including merchandise, commercial kitchen equipment, decorations and old-school arcade games.

The owners of Paragon Boardwalk sold the property to The Procopio Cos. for $6 million in May . The Middleton-based developer had received approval to build 132 apartments and more than 9,000 square feet of commercial space on the property at 189 and 193 Nantasket Ave.

The auction lots have opening bids that start as low as $20, like for 10 Paragon Dunes-branded beer koozies and a sticker , to as high as $10,000 for a century-old Fascination game . There is a lot of restaurant equipment for sale. But you'll also find items such as old Fore River Bridge and Nantasket Beach postcards .

Fear not: the Paragon Carousel and museum with historical pieces from Paragon Park are separate from the boardwalk and not part of the development or auction.

Paul E. Saperstein Co. is conducting the online-only auction. Bidding is taking place through July 31 at 12:25 p.m.

Chris Reale, the former owner of Paragon Boardwalk, said he donated more than $250,000 in equipment and food to area nonprofits. He said that whatever is raised from the auction, after expenses are paid, will be donated to Sunset Point Camp , a Hull-based day and overnight camp for youngsters and their families.

Hannah Morse covers growth and development for The Patriot Ledger. Contact her at hmorse@patriotledger.com .

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