136 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Sandgate 4017, QLD (Page 3 of 6)

$10 each - badges from a variety of companies / organizations including QN ; Maritime ; UN ; IBM ; Kona ; Ceylon tea ; Tiger Balm ; Captain Cook ; Pavillion of Promise ; Holy See ; Ansett (i think)

Expo88 general badges and pins - $10 each

$10 each - been kept in a tin all these years - they need a new home.

$10 each - been kept in a tin all these years - both styles of Australian pavillion bages / pins and also ones collected from Australian states

$10 each - these have been kept in a tin all these years. will swap for different Cadbury Expo88 badges.

still in box with cardboard expo insert

$10 each - these have been stored all these years - there are 26 of the Australian map style ones and 30 of the bar type ones - no duplicates.

Although kept unused and in a box all these years they are showing a little bit of age.

showing signs of age discolouration but have been kept in a box for years. one clock in poor condition, one never used. LP never used but being sold as-is. The last photo is an esky type bag that folds flat - it measures 27x19cm across the top, 23cm high. $150 for the lot.

while they've all been kept in a box all their lives, they are all showing siigns of age discolouration which may clean/wash off but has not been tested yet. Clip-on Expo Oz, little plastic one, and key-ring. the last t-towel photo shows a tea-towel, used except to display large expo badge collection so it has lots of little holes that can be pushed back together as no threads torn. $250 for the lot in this add.

In great condition, has been kept in a plastic sleeve. Look at the photos for details of content please.

This folds out to a double sided A3 page. Written by Janice E. Moss - Queensland Institute of Medical Research, Brisbane. It was reprinted from The Medical Journal of Australia, 1967, 1:270 (February 11) and published by the Australasian Medical Publishing Company in Sydney. The pages have several old library stamps and are that nice creamy aged look but in pretty good condition given the age.

large - Courier Mail insert so that sort of size. folded in A4 sleeves nicely. Never opened - been in plastic since purchased but slight rip in top but no paper missing. One side are military wards the other side are battles.

when i was a child i had plastic drinking glasses in one side and a little drink in the other ... very cute - zip top and shoulder strap. very retro look from the early 1970s. sorry about the dust in the last photo - this wiped off with a rag :)

lovely, sturdy retro individual toy tea or coffee set

in good condition given the age - most pieces seem to be there but the set isn't complete i think. there is a tray, cups, a dish, cutlery - i think a couple of the metal cups are missing their plastic handles?

a selection of retro cake tins needing a new home.

these were fun, in the Commonwealth Bank show bag at the RNA ekka. This one needs a small repair

ROYAL VALE TRIO FINE BONE CHINA TEA SET #2

Vintage Queen Anne Trio Tea set. There is a hair line crack inside the tea cup (barely visible from the outside) - shown in photo

ROYAL VALE TRIO FINE BONE CHINA TEA SET #1

HAMMERSLEY & CO TRIO FINE BONE CHINA TEA SET

these were very common in the 1970s but not so common in their own box - great retro item.

several old newspaper adds and articles showing black and white photos of hats - was my grandmother's from when she did a millinary course. good examples of fashion from the time - would look good framed.