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Frome reclamation by the train station, but I know where you are. Will pay a visit to the library next time! -
Have you tried Freecycle? Suspect is where some of those dealers get their stuff but better than wasting it.bloggoth
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Frome. Hi Gricer.Originally posted by Gittins Gal View PostFrome reclamation by the train station, but I know where you are. Will pay a visit to the library next time!
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Amongst stuff I sold on a boot fair a few years ago was the original album 'Before I forget' by Jon Lord (circa 1983). I think I let it go for £1.50.
Apparently it was withdrawn within a year or so of being issued, so I guess that's worth a bob or two now he's gone off to play The Great Hammond In The Sky...Comment
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Hello GG,
I'm not much of a junk shop purveyor myself, but I occasionally have a rummage if the opportunity arises. That's how I came to exchange a 1980s hardback autobiography by Mike Gatting, which wasn't the most interesting book I've ever read (by a long chalk), for a vinyl album called Happy Days by Ambrose And His Orchestra.Comment
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Hi Gricer!Originally posted by gricerboy View PostWrong.
WSM here
Are you an enthusiastic rummager?Comment
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Indeed....Originally posted by AtW View PostSome may call this junk... Me, I call them treasures..
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My neice is making a fortune buying and selling junk.
she is only 19 but has a fascination with Japanese culture.
She found out that a lot of well off jap kids buy very expensive designer clobber, then cast it off as junk a few weeks later. She buys it dirt cheap then flogs it on to westerners at a big margin(\__/)
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