8 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Lower Plenty 3093, VIC

Vintage aluminium cannisters (3)

3 VERY OLD BOTTLES FROM LEFT $15 3 Sided This bottle remains the property of Hunter Products Pty Ltd Footscray $15 This bottle remains the property of Clense Product Pty Ltd $35 Seppelt Vinegar bottle The property B Seppelt Sons Ltd Half imperial gallon Embossed grapes andgrape leaeves on bothe sides of bottle and 2 types of bottle tops Or all 3 for $50 Pick up Viewbank

Hot Toys Superman Jor El figure. Custom figure comes with original accessories. The box has some wear. PayPal and shipping available. Pick up is in the viewbank area 3084.

Hot Toys DX Star Wars Luke Skywalker Empire Strikes Back figure. This figure has been custom weathered to represent when Luke arrives on Cloud City. This is the standard edition. Comes with all accessories and a shipping box. PayPal and shipping available. The light up lightsaber arm has been made into the severed hand and arm it does not light up as shown in the pic. Pick up is in the Viewbank 3084 area.

Gladstone Travel Bag Excellent Condition 55cm x 30cm x 38cm high $120.00

VINTAGE ALDIS SLIDE PROJECTOR WIITH CARRY CASE In excellent condition Happy for you to test it Pick up Viewbank

Vintage Granny Davis Galvanised Steel Bread Crates 91 cm wide x 51cm deep x 12cm high Only 1 has granny davis steel plate $45 each or 2 for $80 Pick up only Viewbank

This is a delicate beautifully hand painted bowl made by Noritake in Japan, before they started using their back stamp. Quite rare, I think, especially as it comes complete with original little ladle. It’s a pretty Autumnal scene with windmill and lake in rich browns, oranges, and yellows. Dimensions (approx): 100 mm diameter x 50 mm high. Pick up is from Glenorchy only on some weekends by prior arrangement.

Beautiful pink and white vintage basket All clasps and hinges working ( slightly loose) Staining to inside satin as shown

This old issue of "Teletype News" features the late Bert Newton on the cover. Dated March 12 to March 18, 1959, it contains 70 pages of material, which has now become quaintly fascinating as it reflects that bygone era. The issue is yellowed, but still eminently readable. Random pages pictured here.