What did you buy today , of the non PM range

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  1. Clawhammer

    Clawhammer Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Bought a jetski today :/

    Couldn't justify any more currency being put into PM's... time to enjoy life for a bit. Got plans for some Island hopping trips, fishing (salt & dams) and wave work when the cyclones come ;-)

    (Hello mid-life crisis :cool: )
     
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    spannermonkey Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Bought some "NEW" wheels yesterday :cool:
    I wanted to put a small motor on it :D
    Until I showed it to my mate who collects vintage bikes & he said I can't do it to this bike :(
    It's to valuable :(

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    This morning
    a 60's Porsche / Mercedes horn , they sell for around $250-$300 for a pair ( paid $10) :cool:
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    And these N.O.S early Holden radio face plates , sold 1 for about $80 on fleebay ( paid $20 for the lot ) :cool:

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  4. spannermonkey

    spannermonkey Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    My first piece of "ART" :lol:
    At the local Salvo's $5 ,I was only after the frame ,
    I went to pull it apart to replace the picture & I noticed it was framed at the local framing shop & it wouldn't have been cheap
    So looked at the signature & with a little help from that evil search engine that knows everything :lol:

    http://peterhmarshall.com.au/

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    One of my true weaknesses..... a heavenly taste sensation.... YUM!!

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    mouldy! old! I'm going to get something to eat!
     
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    wrcmad Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    No!!! It's fresh, perfect! :)
     
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    I envy you. I can't eat cheese anymore. Became lactose intolerant.

    1 Bite of that and I would produce a smell that would make a maggot gag.
    I've emptied entire shearing sheds.
    Smells even worse than the cheese :p
     
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    Don't think that's possible when it comes to Bleah cheese !
     
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    Love the quote from The Simpsons!
     
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    increased my water supply by 60%

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    spannermonkey Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Picked this limited edition print at the local salvo store :cool:
    But I can't find anything about the print or the COA that come with it , but for $5
    It will look good hanging on the wall :cool:

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    Bought the young fella a Marklin train set. Great quality, solid metal locomotive, very detailed carriages. Hours of fun spent together.

    Marklin is a very old German toy company, with factories in Germany and Hungary. The set I bought was made in Hungary.

    Every other toy train manufacturer has off sourced to china.

    At $700 my set wasn't cheap but I deliberately wanted to avoid Chinese crap. And yes the Chinese made Hornsby sets at $400 are much inferior.
     
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    spannermonkey Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Not a bad mornings worth today :cool:
    Some more vinyl , The Exploited & Redgum albums
    A plastic friction toy beetle made in China but it's 1960's , another dealer friend has one & wouldn't sell it to me for $50 , I paid $8 for this one :D
    A pair of repro Durant style mirrors paid $20 for the pair they sell for $150 a pair :cool:
    And a new it's box 1950's sterling silver mechanical pencil :cool:

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  17. Byron

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    As a fountain pen and writing instrument admirer I really like that mechanical pencil made in the USA.

    How much did you pick it up for if you don't mind me asking?
     
  18. spannermonkey

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    $50 :cool:
    That's all they are worth ,but you don't see many in original box :D
     
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    Big dollars in writing equipment.

    An original box of original (Vintage) Gilliot 303 nibs routinely go for hundreds in cash or trade. I saw a Fairchild No.7 "Bishops Hat for $600 on eBay.
    Don't get me started on vintage typewriters :)
     
  20. Byron

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    Cool. Only have a couple modern stipula Italian celluloid nitrate fpens real Works of art with silver detailing and gold tipped nibs.

    Some of the vintage pens eg Omas arco paragon are to die for.
     

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