Take the "1" away from the $150 and you'd likely be closer to the true value, but I still wouldn't consider it...
Re: Any ideas, Ben? ;-)
Take the "1" away from the $150 and you'd likely be closer to the true value, but I still wouldn't consider it...
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
I would agree $150 is any high. I think $50 is still to much.
. Odd stuff can bring some good money. I sold a unidentified Fire Defense officials buckle (Angolia page 439 third from the top) and It got bid up to $269. If no one here can ID a buckle might be a good thing.
Re: Any ideas, Ben? ;-)
If your buying on Ebay and trust German#$%$^% collectibles (Who by the way are IMO)
just WAYYY TOOO OVER PRICED, By all means Buy...I have dealt with them in the past and they list "Everything" as original and even go as far as to list things out of context..
Ie; S.S. when actually it is nothing more than a E.M. tooth brush or every other item is "Totenkoph" even when it clearly (Dated) 1955 or later...
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