The phrase "auction document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any document related to an auction, such as terms and conditions, bidding instructions, or catalogues.
Example: "Before participating in the auction, please review the auction document carefully to understand the rules and requirements."
Alternatives: "bidding document" or "auction listing".
Sources at the Sugarcreek, Ohio, livestock auction last week documented BLM freeze-branded horses, in very poor condition, being sold to kill buyers.
Mr. Regan's auditors often could not find contracts that were negotiated rather than auctioned, or documents that would explain them.
It added that lawyers were "looking into issues related to the December 11th Sotheby's auction of King documents".
Museum of American Finance: Wall Street Coin, Currency and Collectibles Show (Thursday through Oct. 19) No currency is required to attend this annual event featuring displays, sales and an auction of historical documents.
But the prince, Bader bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Farhan al-Saud, is the mystery buyer of Leonardo da Vinci's painting "Salvator Mundi," which fetched a record $450.3 million at auction last month, documents show.
Two unidentified Texans paid $350,000 at auction today for documents and a diary attributed to a Mexican Army officer in which he describes seeing Davy Crockett executed, rather than fighting to the end at the Alamo in 1836.
One document being auctioned tells of a fight never fought.
He was just one of 5,000 princes, he told the auction house, according to documents and people involved.
The 1938 document being auctioned was consigned to Sotheby's by an A.A. member, Joseph B. (He asked that only the initial of his last name be used).
"Mrs Coretta Scott King [King's wife] and the King estate stopped a previous attempt by members of Harry Belafonte's family to anonymously and secretly auction wrongfully acquired King documents through a Beverly Hills auction house".
The artefacts – gold Roman coins, ancient Greek silver, Thracian military helmets – wind up with falsified documents in auction houses in Europe and North America, or increasingly with wealthy Arab and Asian collectors.
