12 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Cloverdale 6105, WA

3 Family Guy pop vinyls Peter $50 Ray Gun Stewie $45 Brian $35

Collectable Diecast motion sensor Pokeball, lights up white, red and green and changes when touched or when it picks up on movement, comes as is unfortunately without original stand as got lost along the travels but still makes an awesome piece to the avid Pokemon fanatic, pick up from Cloverdale only

Vgc any questions feel free to ask

Hand made wrought iron coffee table. Glass is 90cm diameter and base is around 55cm square.

Zenith table-top 110 Volt valve radio from 1946. The case has been refinished some time in the distant past, there are also a small number of chips on a couple of edges. This is still a stylish and collectible radio. Selling on behalf of a retired tech. Just to confirm, this is pickup-only item, no postage and no couriers. Thanks for your understanding.

selling all my reborns from $300 to $700 still more to be put up

For sale, a beatiful Grundig microphone from the late 1960's. Great for harp records. The mic comes in it's original plastic case

Common Set -$4 Gold Cards -$1 Each BT-12 - $1 BT-20 - $1 FB-16 - $3

Set of common cards - $4 Gold cards - $1 each BT-03 (Adelaide Crows) -$1 BT-17 (Fremantle Dockers) -$1 FF-16 - Lance Franklin -$4

CC-02 - Dayne Zorko - $3 CC-13 - Travis Boak -$3 FB-02 - Rory Laird -$1 FB-07 - Jordan De Goey -$1 FB-11 - Nat Fyfe - $2 FB-32 - Callum Mills -$1 FB-33 - Andrew Gaff (Glitz) -$1 FB-33 - Andrew Gaff (Glow) -$1 SP-26 - Nat Fyfe -$4 SP-28 - Adam Cerra -$4 SP-34 - Brandon Parfitt -$4 SP-78 - Nick Blakey -$4 BF-17 - Nic Naitanui -$3

Just the 4 rare cards 2020 AFL Teamcoach Collection: CL-16 - Swans Fab 5 BB-10 - Ben Strattonovich Macca’s Captain Cards C-01 - Rory Sloane CW-10 - Emma Kearny

This print limited to 1250 world wide is the ultimate in aviation art pieces. Depicting STEIHOFF during teh great Battle of Britain he actually flew in all theatres of the war, Western Front, Russia & Crimea, North Africa, Sicily and Italy before heading back to France. It is personally signed by the artist Robert Taylor and one of the greatest World War II fighter aces, Johannes STEINHOFF (1913 - 1994). STEINHOFF was credited with 176 victories before he suffered severe burns during a takeof