ITEMS FOR SALE (PERSONAL)
I am having an ongoing house
clearout, following my move to York, but do not have time to set a
right price, or to put up full details, for some items. If you want
more info on anything, please contact
me. I should be able to take and send photos of any item if
needed.
List of items (details below);
WASHBURN 2-60 BASS COMBO (SWAP), BROOKE BOND TEA CARDS, MAD MAGAZINE,
DIPLOMACY BOARD GAME.
WASHBURN 2-60 BASS COMBO
Purchased late 1970's, I am the
only owner, not used much as I have not played bass much since the band
(Helix - no, not the American one that you may have heard of) split up
in the early 1980's, and we never did many gigs anyway!
60 Watts, 2 channels with separate
controls - both have volume, bass and treble, one also has midrange.
Fairly large - approx. 2 ft. 6 ins. high. Slave output. Two speaker
outputs from amp, one of which normally connects to the built-in
speaker. Photo available.
Want to swap for small (and I mean
small!) bass combo with battery power facility. York area.
BROOKE BOND TEA CARDS;
The Race Into Space. Full set of cards (blue backs) in album. Fairly
good condition inside, but
front and back covers have some wear and fading (can scan if you want
to see),
and the corners of the pages are slightly dog-eared. OFFERS PLEASE. Add
postage and packing £0.70.
Apparently this is worth less than
separate set of full cards and empty album. What the hell do people
think you were meant to do with them!? Can you just imagine some nerdy
kid - or was it his parents (expect it was a boy) - in the 1960's,
actually keeping the cards separate - at a time when they had little or
no adult collectable value, and the word nerd had not even been
invented - so they would be worth more in 30 years time?
MAD MAGAZINE
British (UK) edition. 75 early issues, inc. nos. 2, 9-13, 15-20, 22,
25, 26, 28, 29, 31-41, 43, 45-47, 49-55, 57-72, 74-90, 95, 96, 99, 191.
Not in wonderful condition as I bought them at the time to read and
have had them ever since. All are a bit browned around the edges of the
pages (from the effect of light over time?), but mostly otherwise OK
inside - not damaged. Some covers OK, some less good - some have minor
damage to the spine, a few have more damage (especially the earlier
editions; 99 also has damage to the cover).
So great if you actually want to
read them, but not top-grade collector's items. OFFERS PLEASE or
enquiries for further details. Will sell individual issues. Can
probably scan pics of some covers and pages. Postage and packing at
cost.
DIPLOMACY
BOARD GAME I
bought this secondhand years ago - I would guess early 1980's - but
have never used it. All
the contents are present, board has slight marking to the back but the
playing surface in good condition. The box has a little damage and
marking. Offers?
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