Flea Market Finds

[buellmeister]

Gents,

Can anyone tell me what this circular patch represents?

Joel

[rra227]

No idea. Nice pile though. Rich A. in Pa.

[CBH]

Have you searched Steam Ship Lines, as it looks like Blue and White wave might be a shipping company logo, or similar.

[earlymb]

My finds from a flea market earlier in the year. A US duffle bag (date too faded to read), a few Dinky Toys die cast cars, a pre-war perforator, a WW2 British/Canadian torch, a bunch of British brass grease guns as issued with military motorcycles in WW2 and a pair of 1944 dated M43 'buckle' boots in my size in good condition that set me back a whopping €1.-

[Kohima]

Gggrrrrr!

€1?!!

Not writing any more, I’ll type something rude.

[earlymb]

I probably could have haggled him down to 50 cents but that would just have been bad karma

[MAP]

Nice! Only 1 Euro ?? Great!

[reneblacky]

My finds from a flea market earlier in the year. A US duffle bag (date too faded to read), a few Dinky Toys die cast cars, a pre-war perforator, a WW2 British/Canadian torch, a bunch of British brass grease guns as issued with military motorcycles in WW2 and a pair of 1944 dated M43 'buckle' boots in my size in good condition that set me back a whopping €1.-

crap!!!! it's all made in china!!!! ok the Jeepy is

[buellmeister]

Chris,

I appreciate your insight and will do so.

Joel

[earlymb]

crap!!!! it's all made in china!!!! ok the Jeepy is

Yeah that's Sarge from 'Cars'!

The tractor is a Corgi Toys.

The others are Dinky Toys: a Bedford TK Coal Wagon (#425, 1964-69), the green car is a Bentley (#36B, 1937-1950 but this one is post-war and sadly 1 headlight is missing) and the well-known Austin Champ (#674, 1954-1971) from the military models series. I have a small collection of Dinky Toys so always happy to grab them for cheap.