8 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Adelaide Region, SA

Free piano Everything works. Needs a tune but otherwise it’s in good condition. Pick up Newstead Victoria

Like new condition Come from smoke and pet free home ONLY 5 LEFT Pickup Craigieburn

50’s Argus 300 E vintage colour slide projector for 35 mm by Hanimax working condition. Call the number to inquire and arrange to come over to pick it up if interested. No PayID, No Paypal & No pick up by friends/family or couriers accepted. CASH on pickup only.

Official block mounted poster from the film Almost Famous, in good condition. Free to good home!

Timpo toy soldiers wanted - loose figures to whole collections anywhere Aust wide , figures include Roman’s , Vikings , cowboys & Indians , knights , arabs , Apaches Mexicans ww2 , boxed items , train sets , castles - wagons stamped with timpo on boxes best prices offered. Genuine collector - any where in Australia

These are quite collectable and appear to be saleable. I've seen people selling individual cards. I think there are 2 missing. I'm not sure if we ever had the complete set as they were a gift already opened. More hand me down. First person to collect from my Richmond3121 porch can have free. I will post but will charge $15 to cover my time in line at the post office. Barely a cup of coffee. Please check out my other low cost and free items.

This lovely old wheelbarrow needs a new home. The first photo shows when freshly planted, second photo shows empty ready to go. Last photo shows inside. It has a steel ‘bucket’ top with timber supports front to back. The wheel has a flat tyre.

THIS SET WAS STOLEN OUT OF MY CAR ON 15 September 2022. Please contact me if by chance you discover on any platform, pawn shop or antiques centre. Police report has been lodged. Thanking you in advance. In perfect condition, this set of four sterling silver shot goblets or “cordial cups” were made by The Gotham Manufacturing Company of Providence Rhode Island USA. Based on my research, they were produced by James Gotham and Henry L Webster both a master craftsmen. They are all marked on t

Old tin that seemed too good to throw out. Needs a clean but is very rustic.

It is some kind of a radiator on a heavy metal (looks like bronze) stand. On the underside of the stand you can just make out a mark saying: "DON R-701". Don't know what it was for, possibly heating food ... The decorative stand would indicate indoor use. The supporting arm is rusty and the electrics look rather dicey. A collectors/restorer's delight.