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Today a mix of things from an Antique show
- Thread starter Gspragge
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There great finds never seen the artillery toy well done
Spaceinvader
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Where do you find these things?! I have trouble finding anything in Ontario!
True enough, but some clown removed the original blue - but a case filler at any rate. I'll sell it off cheap at the next show. last show a fellow had one for
$100 and said it was WW1 !
Antique shows is where to look, sometimes it works out. I also got this early Victorian Rosewood Teapoy (Tea caddy on a stand) for $80 cdn.
You can pay a great deal more elsewhere, it just needs some TLC. This was the real hit of the day. Last show it was a Glll wine open wine (Simpsons:xd
cooler for $200.
The Britians so called 18" Garrison cannon wasn't produced past something like 1966 I think it was, the more common wheeled version longer. I never had them when I was a Kid so it's time ! You just never know what will turn up and where. I don't keep it all of course, I do like to get some $ back to help keep the ball rolling.
$100 and said it was WW1 !
Antique shows is where to look, sometimes it works out. I also got this early Victorian Rosewood Teapoy (Tea caddy on a stand) for $80 cdn.
You can pay a great deal more elsewhere, it just needs some TLC. This was the real hit of the day. Last show it was a Glll wine open wine (Simpsons:xd
cooler for $200.The Britians so called 18" Garrison cannon wasn't produced past something like 1966 I think it was, the more common wheeled version longer. I never had them when I was a Kid so it's time ! You just never know what will turn up and where. I don't keep it all of course, I do like to get some $ back to help keep the ball rolling.
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