7 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Manly West 4179, QLD

Overall length 780x140...16 photos in all...8 colour and 8 bxw,,,condition very good though with splits on some corners...Hurley was with both Shackleton and Mawson on their Antarctic voyages....writing in the corresponce area...

1970's MAREI 4301 Blue and green West German Pottery vase . A bright fat lava glaze jug vase by Marei Keramik in glossy shades of blue and green lava flowing over each other.

Japanese hand painted Laquer Cocktail Shaker with 6 glasses and tray, circa 1930's.

Cute hula dolls in good condition. $45 each. All 3 together for $100.

This poster produced for a competition for best poster celebrating the 1789 of the French Revolution...in six parts each measuring 675x980...a chilling but imaginative work...shows the empty throne surrounded above by talking heads and below by decapitated heads...in very good condition with Bucan's name and the word seriagraph in lower left...stored flat for the 25 years in my possesion...one only of course...

Ruperts Bears friend Algy Pug Royal Doulton with certificate and box , great condition, pickup Wynnum West

This card published post sinking by a German publisher in 1912 and shows Titanic being guided by tugs down Victoria Channel to Belfast Lough...condition is VVG with no creases, nicks or foxing and all corners square...this card is on the front cover of Mark Bown's book on Titanic postcards and is featured on page 29...one only of course...I have always found this image rather ominous as we know what will happen in a couple of days...

A postally used card sent on board Olympic and franked "TRANSATLANTIC POST OFFICE"...condition is superb with no creases, nicks or rounded corners...all is square...obviously NOT a repro...date on card is September 5th 1911...front of card shows Olympic as Titanic had yet to be launched...both ships are listed on front however giving their tonnage...one only of course...featured on page 43 of Mark Bown's book on Titanic postcards....

The Bulletin - Australia Day 2008 Souvenir Issue - The is the Last edition published. Brand New Condition. The orginal Bulletin magazine was first published in Sydney on 31 January 1880. The Bulletin remains one of Austrlia's longest-running magazines. This last issue includes articles on Richard Flanagan, Tom Keneally and Frank Moorehouse. Also, Music and Bacharach, Books and Tom and Jerry, and Film Afghan Follies.

Firstly these are NOT repros but date from late 1920s or early 1930s...both measure 110x165mm...no rips or tears but extremely light creasing on upper length of both...boyh hotels were mentioned by Graham Greene in either "The Quiet American" or "Ways of Escape"...rare as a pair...price includes Express postage and full insurance...