On Hibid.com, 2 discs are up for bid on the following auction-"Eagles Corps Fall Militaria Auction - Aviation and Airborne Syracuse, NY | September 26, 2026 - October 25, 2026". Current bid is $120.
It occurs to me it would be nice if we could put together a listing by state, if possible , of agents who would handle the sale of our collections upon our death. This listing could be given to a spouse or family members since they will probably be clueless about what to do.
over 100 dolls from the 70's and 80's up for sale. all in original boxes. located just outside of san francisco, local pickup only. please message me for location if you want to peruse/purchase any of the dolls.
I just purchased a model 70 golden vision clock(with lighted base) and the numeral dial. What is odd is this clock has a battery drive with a retainer faceplate on the dial and baroque hands. The base has the plate the drive motor would attach to, but the glass, which is legit, only has a single large hole for the hand assembly, not several for the shaft and retainer screws. Does anyone else have one like this and is it indeed a legit golden vision model made with a battery motor????
Picked these up at a flea market, as usual. Dark brown crystalline structure, similar to quartz. Seems to emit alpha primarily. As I'm no expert, thought I would ask the pro's here-
Hello, does anyone know of any sources for Haddon clock parts, used or otherwise??
I know the ultimate output of the motor/gearbox assembly is listed at 1/6 rpm, but does anyone know the actual rotational speed of the motor assembly alone, or with the gear included on motor??
I know the ultimate output of the motor/gearbox assembly is listed at 1/6 rpm, but does anyone know the actual rotational speed of the motor assembly alone, or with the gear included on motor??
Got it for $10 at antique flea market-when I saw it my jaw really did almost drop! Dealer was looking crafty until he wanted to pick one of the tins open and I told him not to because it was radioactive.. scared him and he was glad to get rid of it! 10.5-11kCPM through box and tins with radiacode 102.
Hello everyone-I have two questions to ask. In the 1st foto, you can see a very dull hand retention knob and it doesn't clean up with water or brass. Any ideas how to restore the shine? In the 2nd, if you blow it up a little, you can see a pebbly finish on the metal rim. Any way to smooth and clean that without removing the 24k finish? Thanks for any advice!
-at the volume of my collection.(Between this and the uranium glass).
After complaining about my Goodwill never having anything, I went a town over to an antique/junk dealers business and found these cheap! Question-can anyone help id this bowl-it has no markings, but has a rad reading as high as some of my hotter Fiestaware-
I picked this up at a flea market as part of a larger estate clean out purchased rock collection from who knows where. It reads about 2.2-2.4 cpm on my radiacode 110 and the spectrum was captured using the same. Suspect the rock is from western US, as purchased it in California.
Has anyone here purchased minerals on certain Asian commerce sites, (known for selling many various minerals and crystals), which were the 'r' word? I know they can't list them as such, but of course I would love to purchase them!