My GF has got into CSN. Now it looks like I'm talking in code. Yeah, the GF is into CSN and I'm like, OMG, LOL. RSVP?OK, the last one didn't make any sense in that context.It's Cable Shopping Network. It's a network because hundreds of thousands of customers have joined. And when something is big like that, it brings with it benefits.It means they have access to a huge selection of collectibl
We just happened to get two bayonets into the store at one time. The difference between the two to figure out the age is a simple one in this case. Not only do the markings on the blade identify these but the scabbards are the dead give away. The first example up there from Toledo came in a leather and metal sheath. The second, which is a Japanese model, came in a sold metal sheath. It’s a usual thing for weaponry through the antique market. The older it is usually the more basic the sheath. Leather was primarily used in the European fronts before 1920's and Wood was used for sheathing in the Asian Fronts. There are always exceptions to the rule, for example, the sheath of a noble or commander in high rank might have a metal sheath but it was a rarity as metal was in short supply and w
When posting a Lladro Figurine you have to remember three important things that the customer needs to know. First and foremost is the condition. They will have a lot of confidence in your product if a description lists the Lladro as having No Chips, Cracks, Crazing, or Repairs. Customers don't like to see dirt or scuffing in the pictures either. Second would be to take pictures in which the figurine takes up the entire screen. I've also seen a lot of lucrative auctions where there is a measuring tape within the picture. A Close up picture of the face to show whether the finish is Glossy or Matte is always a plus. Lastly a picture of the base is needed showing the customer the authenticity and the mold number. This one pictured above is a 5008 Called the Dreamer. In excellent Condition she
Quite Possibly one of the coolest type of collectables out there. Sifting through the modern stuff though and finding the authentic Vintage Coca Cola real McCoy is the tough part. Usually when we're speaking with customers we'll tell them that the starting point in age would be about 50 years. There might be some stray 60's and 70's collectables out there but most of the time the high end Coca Cola Collectables come from the 50's or before. The classic collectable would most likely be the cooler. The bottle opener right there on the side is always good to have and its a wonder why every cooler out there isn't readily equipped with this option.
We've just come across something very rare. Or we believe it is.
A Railroad Logbook for the Boston Maine Line
Is there anyone out there that might know more about this piece?
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MTV Beavis & Butt-Head - Butt-Head state amount histrion Collectables (Toy)By Moore Collectables
1 utilised and new from $59.99 First tagged “action figure” by Dusty “dustysmama” Customer tags: moore collectables, beavis and butthead, south park, action figure, butthead
Butt-head from the Beavis and Butt-head ordered of state figures, supported on the MTV exhibit of the aforementioned name. Quite thin and hornlike to encounter these days.
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In the heart of downtown Vancouver, right on Granville St. you can find the Nerd Nirvana known as Golden Age Collectables. These guys carry more manga, anime, graphics novels and figures than you’d ever care to know existed. When I was in Vancouver on business recently I picked up a copy of NextWave here and blogged about how awesome it is. This place is jam-packed full of awesomeness of such magnitude as NextWave. They also had probably everything Neil Gaiman has ever written, including more obscure stuff like the edition of Sandman with art from Yoshitaka Amano. For those that don’t know; Mr. Amano was the concept artist for all the Final Fantasy games up until X. His brilliant artistry and unique style is well known in Otakudom. (more…)
For the past two decades, restaurant owner Bobby Moore has amassed an incredible motorsports collection. Racecars, race hoods, race helmets, race suits, race tires, racing artwork — if you can imagine it, Moore probably owns it.
Have you ever collected items that you find interesting? This entry is all about rare collections that aren't just astonishing, but also extremely valuable… This is the ultimate collectable items in their respective categories. You might buy them for their sentiment or aestectic value, but these items are great investments. Lock them up in a vault, because their dollar values are guaranteed to just accumulate over time.The Pond-Moonlight Photograph by Edward Steichen - $2,900,000 A "click' that became a legacy! The Pond-Moonlight by Edward Steichen has become the most sought after photographs ever, when it sold for more than 2 million dollars in February this year. Taken on Long Island in 1904, the photo is a moonlit scene with trees emphasizing a dream like feel. Private collectors have been hungry to own this photograph that became valued for its rarity due to its early demonstration of color auto chrome. Only three copies of the Pond-Moonlight exist today; 1 is owned by a
Gorgeous Little Ladies painted on pine blocks... sit them on a table top or hang on the wall!! Start your collection!! Reasonably priced on ETSY Look for NEW Ladies regularly!!Billie Dreamed of being a Romance WriterFifty and Fabulous!!In the RedAt the Opera (s0ld)At the Theatre (sold)Artistic Environments
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