8 Results: New & Used in vintage in Mermaid Beach 4218, QLD

Vintage 60 years old doll. Brand is Pedigree. Made in England Walking talking (Mama) doll Open and close their blue eyes No chips and no broken bones 54cm tall Very good condition We have two (twins) dolls at $450 each. Please see detailed photos and message if interested or needing further details. Thank you

Believe to be Ocean pacific carving 1960-70’s fantastic condition grandparents purchased new

Hi, Up for grab is a vintage pocket camera made by Minolta from Japan, In original box. In really good cosmetic condition, with matching flash unit which is really rare. The flash unit can be detached, which is really forward thinking design at the time. I have not use the camera in a long time, so sold as is. This is part of my private collection over many years, and will surely be a proud addition to your stable. Please refer to photos for more detail. If you have any question please fe

Great Sports Bar must: Cricket Centenary Vintage celebrating Australias Firts Test Team 1880 V Bottles collection - James Slight and George Alexander. Condition as per picture with levels dropped but would look fantastic edition to any sports or cricket colletor.

I have 7 sets of these plus a few odds. Also a huge dinner set of my late mother in law.

Perfect condition. The price is for one but I have two slightly different.

"Dot and the Kangaroo'' A colonial Australion classic. Early Australian edition, published by Angus & Robertson - dated 1906 but the publisher's catalogue at the back of the book is dated August, 1911, so pre-WW1 vintage. In solid condition for its' vintage - age-related yellowing to pages, no page tears, apart from the dustjacket. Some pencilled text on the flyleaf. Very rare original dust-jacket in poor condition. Will post. Thanks for looking.

Vintage portable bag scales. Imperial measure. Brass face.

Vintage paint burner/ flame thrower with soldering iron attachment. I think my father used to use Metho but I am note certain. If interested have a look at the add for the Camp Burner which is very similar in operation.

Liquid fuel stove/ burner. It was always called the “Primus” when I was growing up. I think my father used to put Metho in it but I am no sure. If you are interested look at the add for paint burner (with soldering iron attachment) which is the same vintage band fuel.