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Timberland men’s watch 50mm Never worn No scratches or anything Requires new battery

📍Pickup: Conder 2906, Canberra 📦 Shipping: $10 Tracked postage in a parcel box

Fossil watch tin available. A useful size for small item storage. Collect from Casey ACT.

Great for collector sale as is

Four wheels, one seat, one accelerator pedal, full-control - your child's next adventure starts right at their feet with this thrilling Quad Ride-on. Watch as they tear across the rough terrain of the front yard or steer down the smooth racetrack of the driveway. With so many experiences awaiting, this quad bike is set to bring hours of entertainment straight from your home. This race-ready design comes in a slick black, raging red or cool blue colour, suitable for courageous boys and girls ev

Four wheels, one seat, one accelerator pedal, full-control - your child's next adventure starts right at their feet with this thrilling Quad Ride-on. Watch as they tear across the rough terrain of the front yard or steer down the smooth racetrack of the driveway. With so many experiences awaiting, this quad bike is set to bring hours of entertainment straight from your home. This race-ready design comes in a slick black, raging red or cool blue colour, suitable for courageous boys and girls ev

DVDJUST RELEASED - 80 min duration: UNIQUE INTERVIEW: TOMMY WOODCOCK, PHAR LAP'S STRAPPER AND TRAINER, TALKS WITH ERN BROWNE (WG CDR RETIRED MBE), NOVEMBER 1982: An opportunity to share in a unique piece of Australasian racing history: WATCH RARE FILM FOOOTAGE OF PHAR LAP: . Winning his last race at Agua Caliente . Winning the 1930 Melbourne Cup . His training sessions with Tommy Woodcock . Rare interviews with his Owner/Trainer Harry Telford and Jockey Jim Pike . AND MUC

Late 60's Adria Stainless Steel Wrist Watch in original box. Seems to works but cannot guarantee that it keeps proper time. Pick up from Nicholls or will post at buyers expense

35mm long by 30mm wide by 20mm deep black tin with gold enameled labelling and hinged lid of Compound Menthol Snuff. I have not opened it but I believe it is full. Made by Burroughs, Wellcome & Co., probably in Sydney before about 1920. There are some spotty rust and scratchings on the tin. A better example of it is held in the collection of the Whitehorse Historical Society Inc in Victoria although that one is empty. It was used to treat nasal problems like a cold or hay fever. An article on