4 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Jamboree Heights 4074, QLD

This factory sealed set of Commemorative Collector Cards is an official issue of Cooperstown Collection and Major League Baseball, exclusively produced by Metallic Images, Inc. in 1993. It is a limited edition of 20 cards in a collector’s tin, each with a picture of an MLB player on the front and a brief narrative about the player on the back. The players included are listed on the end of the tin. This is Series 1 and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, which is numbered out of 49,900. Th

This set of Elvis Presley Metal Collector Cards was produced in 1993 by Metallic Images Inc. “Commemorating Elvis Presley’s achievements for fans worldwide” this was a limited edition. There are 20 cards in a collector’s tin, each with a picture of Elvis on the front and an anecdote about him and his career on the back. Little used and rarely out of the tin. All cards are in great condition as can be seen in photos. Unfortunately, the COA was not included when we originally acquired the set. Pi

This souvenir ashtray, dating from the 1950s, was issued to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s Coronation in 1953 or her first Australian tour in 1954. It is in great condition with very little loss of gold and no chips. It is a cream glazed china with gold trim to borders and corners and a gold crown above “ER II”. It was made by C R Hose, Melbourne and has their manufacture’s mark on the base. It measures approximately 7.5cm diameter square by 1.5cm high. Pickup: From the KFC carpark next to Mo

This Wedgewood Ashtray was made in England from Bone China and is in perfect condition. It features the “Golden Glory” pattern, which is now discontinued. It measures 11.5cm diameter and 1cm high. A lovely addition to the collection. Pickup: From the KFC carpark next to Mount Ommaney Shopping Centre. Cash only please. Postage: Happy to get a quote for postage options within Australia. Payment by bank deposit only.

Tiny micro premmie silicone baby doll. 6 inches long. Comes with pictured outfits and accessories.

This vintage porcelain ashtray was made by Royal Doulton for the Orient Steam Navigation Company, also known as the Orient Line, a British shipping company with roots going back to the late 18th century. From the 20th century onwards, an association began with P&O, which became 51% shareholder in 1919 and culminated in the Orient Line being totally absorbed into that company in 1966. The heavy ashtray is ribbed around the outside and has a raised centre pillar featuring the “O” and “L” around a

This vintage antique cigarette box from the 1970s was made by historical Florentine ceramic company SC3, one of the most renowned ceramic manufacturers of the golden age of Italian design, known for its attention to design quality and shapes. “SC3 ITALY” and is printed on the base. “SC3 ITALY” and a number is imprinted in the ceramic. and “Italy It is in excellent condition with no scratches or crazing. There is only some slight wear to the base and a pin-size chip on one bottom corner. (See Ph

This ceramic novelty Golf Hat Ashtray from the 1950s/60s is in excellent condition. It has no markings on the bottom, but is possibly Lefton. George Zoltan Lefton was a Hungarian immigrant who had always admired the quality and workmanship in finer Japanese porcelain. He founded the Lefton Company 1941 in Chicago, Illinois which imported a wide variety of pottery, porcelain and glass pieces from Japan, produced at a cost that made it affordable for the average American family in the post-war ye

This vintage ashtray advertising Barclays Bank dates from the late 1960s, as in 1970 Barclays introduced a more modern blue logo. It is in excellent condition and a lovely addition to a collection. Barclays is a multinational “universal bank” with British origins and a headquarters in London. It was founded more than 300 years ago, in 1690, making it one of the longest-standing financial institutions in the UK. It is made from vitreous china and was manufactured by Continental China. Establishe

This heavy square pressed glass ashtray advertised the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited, also known as the CBC or CBC Bank. Established in 1834, it was based in Sydney and operated until 1982 when it merged with the National Bank of Australasia to form the National Australia Bank. It features the “CBC BANK” logo and the slogan “The money managers” imprinted in the bowl in orange letters on a white background. It measures 15cm x 15cm x 3cm and weighs 880 grams. There are no chips or