Jim Main Auction

The auction is now on ebay. Joe, your pictures are much better than those posted on ebay. Lots of good stuff and prices plus a 20% buyers fee.

Most of the prices are nothing short of outrageous. Then, there's the buyer's penalty.

The auction is now on ebay. Joe, your pictures are much better than those posted on ebay. Lots of good stuff and prices plus a 20% buyers fee.

The "prices" are estimates of what the item will sell for. They are usually inflated and have no relationship to what the item actually sells for.

The auction is now on ebay. Joe, your pictures are much better than those posted on ebay. Lots of good stuff and prices plus a 20% buyers fee.

duh

The auction is now on ebay. Joe, your pictures are much better than those posted on ebay. Lots of good stuff and prices plus a 20% buyers fee.

CAN YOU POST THE LINK

The auction is now on ebay. Joe, your pictures are much better than those posted on ebay. Lots of good stuff and prices plus a 20% buyers fee.

This is the link for one of the postings, there are several, then use the view sellers items to see everying.

http://cgi.liveauctions.ebay.com/1150-E ... enameZWDVW

The price listed is only the starting bid. Too bad I have to pay my property taxes.

Ron

The auction is now on ebay. Joe, your pictures are much better than those posted on ebay. Lots of good stuff and prices plus a 20% buyers fee.

Here Happy Hunting. http://search.liveauctions.ebay.com/sea ... emorabilia

The auction is now on ebay. Joe, your pictures are much better than those posted on ebay. Lots of good stuff and prices plus a 20% buyers fee.

The prices look reasonable to me.

The auction is now on ebay. Joe, your pictures are much better than those posted on ebay. Lots of good stuff and prices plus a 20% buyers fee.

I thought the starting prices look fairly reasonable as well. Most of the items will be out of my budget but someone will get some really nice additions to their collection. One item that caught my eye though...

http://cgi.liveauctions.ebay.com/ws/eBa ... 0152836268

"Display box of over 125 keys, including many early jail and railroad coach keys. From the Collection of Dr. Earl Lockman early California Magician and Escape Artist. Various sizes and condition, most come with keys."

Are the ones without keys not there?

The auction is now on ebay. Joe, your pictures are much better than those posted on ebay. Lots of good stuff and prices plus a 20% buyers fee.

http://cgi.liveauctions.ebay.com/1214-1 ... enameZWDVW

For those of you that also collect locks this could be a good chance to add a nice one to your collection. The center shrouded padlock here is a Sargent & Greenleaf 836D high security padlock. This is the padlock that the U.S. Government uses for things like locking up nuclear weapons storage bunkers. Their sale was originally restricted to the U.S. Military, Department of Defense agencies and D.O.D. contractors working at high security facilities but it would appear that they're now available with a different keyway. I couldn't get to anywhere that would give me a current price on these but the last time I had a reason to check they sold new for several hundred dollars each. The starting bid of $100 on this one seems more than reasonable.