Someone got a good buy on this one --
https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-ORIGINAL- ... true&rt=nc
Last time I sold a pocket "A Fox Gets the Game" catalog I got $165, and in my years of following Fox catalogs on ebay, I've seen the 32-page 1920 sell for over $300. Does this mean the sporting collectibles market is collapsing?
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A Good Buy
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Re: A Good Buy
by setterspell » Sat Nov 25, 2017 7:36 pm
It was on my watch list and I remember thinking, "why would anyone end an auction on Thanksgiving evening?"
No legitimate excuse here but we did have 16 for dinner. Hard to click with a turkey leg in one hand and cool whip in the other.
Nice snag for someone.
No legitimate excuse here but we did have 16 for dinner. Hard to click with a turkey leg in one hand and cool whip in the other.
Nice snag for someone.
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Re: A Good Buy
by Foxnut » Wed Nov 29, 2017 7:12 am
That was a good buy even for the condition it’s in!
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