I Bought a collection of 1960’s Non Sports Trading Cards Topps Battle, The Beatles and More
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- So way back in the late 1970’s I saved up my allowance and bought a few packs of Star Wars Cards at the corner store. That was my gateway to a lifelong passion for collecting. I still love trading cards. They are like little Time Capsules of Popular Cultire for each era they were produced in. So you can imagine my delight when I was given the opportunity to buy this collection of 1960’s Non-Sports cards. The Topps Battle Cards in this lot are eye popping! Seriously some of the most shocking and graphic art work.
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Time Capsule
168 Queen Street
Dunnville, Ontario
N1A 1H7
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17 racks full of vintage vinyl records with 70% of them in the $5-$15 range. We also have mid century modern and teak furniture, lighting and decor. Vintage toys from the 1950’-1990’s. West German and art pottery and Scandinavian glass. Vintage Barware. Advertising signs. Sports Cards, Comics, cast iron man cave type stuff and everything nostalgic. The weird and elegant. The funky and downright ugly. The cool stuff your parents threw away when you moved out. It’s all here
The war cards are so cool. Nice haul you got there.
They really are amazing
Very cool stuff I’ve just subscribed and looking forward to seeing more videos 👍🏻. Are you from dunville Ontario?
I have had my shop here In Dunnville for 18 years now, but I did not grow up here. Thank you for the sub.
I’m into collecting General Mills items from cereal boxes. I’m looking for He-Man and the masters of the universe pop up figures. If you have some or know someone who would it would be greatly appreciated 👍🏻
Thanks
Troy
My parents and I primarily concentrated on 1890’s-1950’s Canadian Cards. I picked up cereal inserts and cards from the 60’s and 70’s but unfortunately I didn’t bother much with 80’s stuff because it seemed to be everywhere at the time. It only now that I realize I have a pretty big gap in 80’s era insert cards. I pick them up whenever I see them reasonably priced now days.
Good haul. No records this time ? See my score today ?
No records this time. Nice find on that Copeland and UK Beatles!