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tree-frog wrote:

Wish I found things like that in my cupboards!

I have this problem daily, but I wish they were a surprise, it's more of finding another space to hide one.

Compost heap, never fails

He's the seller, he can decide how he wants to market his item. Of course he can, but if he were to let market forces dictate how much anyone wants to pay then I'd suggest he'd start the bidding at a realistic value. I am old enough and ugly enough to suspect that when somebody stirs up as much hyp...

Item 130367413031
Nothing like cornering the market eh?


"LITTLE BIT OF HARDWORK NEVER KILLED ANYONE"

Well that's very true, but by the same token I've never heard of anyone resting to death!

What a cutie!!! Never seen one before. Could it be from the arcade at the Candle Factory south of Chester? If so we know whose it is.
I do like it, it's different

I came across modernmechanix.com which is a bit like Tomorrow's World used to be it lists a mountain of stupid ideas from the 30/40's that never took off. Amongst them however were: - http://blog.modernmechanix.com/mags/PopularScience/4-1939/movie_slot.jpg http://blog.modernmechanix.com/mags/qf/c/Po...

I find it astonishing that he scuppers his own auction by choosing to display those comments, he didn't need to. Very odd.

Have you seen 190247540433?

So long as he's not scared about ricochets.............

Here

Otherwise known as an Aristocrat bandit 320487545194.
The good news is they are now worth £995 yay!!!!!!

I thought I had problems
Good luck!

Sorry I said cymbals not symbols ..............

What about these?

Several years back (too many to admit to) old man Bryan offered to make me a Payramid for £300. But I knew better!

A nice Winter's night project

In addition to JC's accurate route .... you'll find "Video Games" under "Categories" which appears in the top left of every page on e-bay.

I agree with the two curmudgeonly old souls above especially as my copy was free and autographed by John Carter.

John T. Peterson wrote:BP,

Since we Americans invented the game of basketball, I feel uniquely qualified to comment on this machine: What the H*ll is this creature??

John Peterson
Your American Sports Expert

I do beg your pardon old bean?
http://www.whoinventedbasketball.com/

Your British pedant

What do you make of this? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-UK-wallmachine-BASKET-BALL_W0QQitemZ110492601977QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Video_Games_Coin_Operated_MJ?hash=item19b9df4e79#ht_3915wt_958 The influence is clearly a clown catcher, and I know the Dutch are known for smoking herbal substances but?????? I...

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