Sold another Rock & Roll poster, designed by Gary Grimshaw!
This “Who” poster was from an estate auction that included this and many other posters and memorabilia items of Dick Clark Productions, Inc. and belonged to a personal friend of Dick Clark. We still have some posters left, not to mention, trading cards, tins, patches, etc. So be sure to go and take a look at the stores we have, you can click on ‘Shop Ablurk’s’ or ‘Current eBay’ on the tabs above or on the right click on the ‘Bonanza’ or ‘Craigslist’ links.
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Posted on 3 October '10 by Leilani, under Bonanzle, eBay. No Comments.
Like new, I never had time to shoot it, I just bought it last year.
Crosman Classic American Pump Pellet Pistol 1377
Includes manual
ASKING $50.00
(more pictures below)
We aren’t allowed to sell this on ebay or Bonanza.
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American Classic Pump Pistol
The Classic American Pump Pistol. The .177 caliber pneumatic air pistol features a single-action bolt design for easier cocking and loading, a rifled steel barrel for accuracy and an easy-pump forearm for variable pump power. The 1377C features fully adjustable rear peep or open sights and a fixed blade front. The variable pump power let you control the velocity for whatever shooting you are doing.
*In some retail outlets this product is known as the PC77 “Pumpmaster Classic”
Sold in stores for $69.99
Specifications:
- Power source: Pump
- Caliber: 0.177 (4.5mm)
- Velocity: Up to 600 fps
- Weight: 32 ounces
- Length: 13.625 inches
- Barrel material: Rifled steel
Product Description
If ever there was a classic American air pistol, it would be this gun. The Crosman 1377C is a powerful multi-pump pneumatic that’s been enjoyed by millions of shooters for decades. One of the reasons it’s so popular is that it delivers a real wallop, spitting pellets out the muzzle at 600 fps (with 10 pumps). This pistol is suitable for plinking, popping paper targets, hitting spinners and killing tin cans. This pistol comes with a blade front sight and a fully adjustable rear. You can mount a pistol scope or a red dot on it, but you’ll need the 459MT intermount. The plastic grip and pump handle are checkered to give you a firm grip. There’s even a thumbrest on the grip. With traditional Crosman reliability built into this pistol, you’ll be enjoying it for many years to come and passing it along to your children and grandchildren…. Click the AMMO link to stock up on quality pellets. Check the ACCESSORIES link for the 459 MT intermount, rings, scopes, red dots, targets, maintenance gear and safety glasses…. An American classic. Uses 1-10 pumps, ideal for plinking….
Thanks for looking!
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Posted on 1 October '10 by Randy, under Uncategorized. No Comments.
We are in the process of getting all of our Christmas village pieces up for sale online. We still haven’t found a fast routine to get stuff listed.
As soon as we get all the pictures taken of the hundred? village parts, we’ll get a better count and get this article written that we have promised.
Please stay tuned… hopefully by next Friday :-}
You can comment and we will let you know when the article is ready.
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Posted on 30 September '10 by Randy, under Uncategorized. No Comments.
That is what one of the vendors at the Saugus Swapmeet hollers out every few minutes! He cracks me up, I think he is selling cell phones and such. I’m too impressionable to go up and see what he’s got. I know that if he started talking directly to me, I’d be sold, and I’m not shopping at the swapmeet, I’m supposed to be selling!
I do buy my fruits and veggies there at the swapmeet now though…they’re fresher than Costco, let alone the supermarket. I found a great “swapmeet” up in Big Bear, CA. They have quite a few organic fruits and vegetables vendors there, and you can’t beat the prices. But sadly their swapmeet is only from April through October…the snow, don’tcha know!
Anyhow, I just want you all to keep checking back, we just got a huge estate sale, so we’ll see what new goodies there are to have!!
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Posted on 29 September '10 by Leilani, under Uncategorized. No Comments.
We are so glad that we don’t have to ship this huge “village”. The family that bought it lives here in So. Cal, so we are meeting them at a midway location, Ontario Mills Mall, to deliver it!
They save the $25 shipping…and we don’t have to sweat the week that it takes for it to go through the post, hoping it gets there un-broken!
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Posted on 28 September '10 by Leilani, under eBay. No Comments.
What a small world we live in! This pitcher was bought by someone in New York…right down the street from where we stayed in ’03, when we took our month long train trip with the moms.
Looks like the pitcher will be used in a restaurant Antica Venezia which is between Hell’s Kitchen, where we stayed, and Greenwich Village. We had such a great time in New York and I can’t wait to go back, I will definitely be checking out this restaurant…maybe even have some water from the ‘pitcher’!
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Posted on 24 September '10 by Leilani, under eBay. No Comments.
A Rose by any other name…
This was a bit of a surprise to us…the demand for old and previously owned perfume! Which proves the old saying, one man’s junk is another man’s treasure. This is also the fun part of our shopping for profit, discovering little known facts about the world around us.
A genuine Chic Parisien, the House of Guerlain was founded in 1828 by Pierre-François Pascal Guerlain. The first store was located in 42, rue de Rivoli, Paris. The Guerlain family owned the House until 1994 when it was sold to the LMVH group, the French luxury goods giant. As of 2008, Jean-Paul Guerlain, a fourth generation perfumer of the family, is still active as an adviser.
Shalimar (1925) was created by Jacques Guerlain (Pierre-François Pascal grandson). As its name suggests it is an oriental fragrance. In the Guerlain website it is described as a voluptuous, sensual and bewitching perfume (quote: “wearing Shalimar means surrendering control to the senses”)
Aramis is one of the oldest of the Estee Lauder Company’s more than twenty-five recognized brands, launched in 1964 as the first line of cosmetics products designed specifically for men.
The signature Tommy Hilfiger cologne was launched in 1995 and has warm scents of cinnamon and cranberry.
Calvin Klein, a pioneer of designer jeans, underwear and the wholesome, all-American look, and launched Truth Calvin Klein Men in 2002. It is a scent drawn from nature. This aromatic, sensual, woody fragrance is centered around a clean, watery, green freshness that is accented by aromatic basil and fresh cardamom. Sexy. Masculine.
Loris Azzaro (b. 1933) was a French fashion designer, known for his glamorous party dress creations for French high society women. He found success rather quickly. With his first store opening in 1962, his business had become well established by 1968. Over time he dressed many celebrities such as Raquel Welch, Sophia Loren and most recently, Nicole Kidman. In 1996, the male fragrance Chrome came onto the scene and is now one of the top selling men’s colognes in the market.
Tags: aramis, calvin, chrome, cologne, fragrance, french designer, klein, loren, perfume, scent, scents, shalimar, sophia, tommy, truth, vintage
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Posted on 17 June '10 by Leilani, under Bonanzle, eBay. No Comments.
I thought he’d have gone a lot sooner, but I guess the right person just found him.
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Posted on 21 May '10 by admin, under Announcements. No Comments.
My wife and I are new to this online selling thing, so we are constantly reevaluating our methods. Well with the major price hike that ebay has announced for March 30th, looks like a lot of sellers are reevaluating. From what I have read some sellers are saying that their cost of selling on ebay will double. A lot of sellers are saying that they will quit, that the increased costs will completely eat up any small profit margin that they had left.
In our limited experience, since our items are unusual, some, one of a kind, we are kind of stuck with the high prices at ebay. We have everything listed at Bonanzle as well, but things just don’t get seen there as much. So it goes without saying that the sales are low. But our costs after listing at Bonanzle for almost 5 months - zero dollars.
I have learned alot reading the message boards at ebay, I guess they do these rate hikes every year, and they do it very cleverly, ebay’s pricing structure seems to be written by the IRS, full of loop holes, all obviously designed to glean ebay a penny or two on each transaction. I have even noticed software glitches that always seem to error in ebay’s favor. (keep your eye on the gallery check box, it has very very annoying glitch that costs you 35 cents, regularly)
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Posted on 11 February '10 by admin, under Bonanzle, eBay. No Comments.
The biggest thing that we have learned about ebay is that it is time consuming, I thought that we would have a lot more time to write here. From what little I have had time to read on ebay’s forum boards, everybody has the same complaint, about all the time it takes to create listings and maintain them.
We are always looking for ways to speed up the process. We are using the turbo lister program that ebay gives away for free, sometimes I wonder if we don’t spend more time fighting with it, than we would listing on ebay itself. I do like the fact that all of the listings are storedfor future reference.
Thought I should publish a link, since ebay’s website is such a pain to navigate, it’s almost like they think the more time they can keep you searching for something the more money they make?
Turbo lister: http://pages.ebay.com/turbo_lister/
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Posted on 27 January '10 by Randy, under eBay. No Comments.
Just trying to make a little room in the Garage for our moped built for 2.
