He has 300 cameras

Quincy
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A still sealed copy of 3 Games to Glory III:

Get this thing outta here

Outlet
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The title refers to the manager pulling down a Confederate flag that was put up for sale.

(From Top): Dvorak Symphony No. 5 New World, In Concert with the 1st Battalion Scots Guards, The Baroque Beatles Book, The Beach Boys Surfin' USA, German Band Marches:


Harrison Ave:

This old baseball jersey:



Best of the Beach Boys (mono) and Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops play The Beatles:


Quincy
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Johnny Cash The Holy Land, Johnny Cash The Johnny Cash Show and Music from the Great Gatsby Era:

Quincy
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This is actually from Sunday, but because of a monstrous day of debauchery , this had to wait a few.

A gold-rimmed Carlsberg and 2 (in a set of 9) 1993 McDonald's All-Time Greatest Baseball team glasses; Nolan Ryan and Lou Gehrig:

Quincy
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Moog Synthesizer on popular classical music:


Carlsberg:

I thought you were faster

Quincy
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Here's an interesting piece of local history; A ledger from the town of Salem, Office of the Overseers of the Poor. Dated Oct 5, 1864- Mar 6, 1869:


One day I want a wall with just Lowenbrau glasses on it:

You take care of him huh?

Outlet
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Primary place to cash in on vinyl now, I don't even really go through the books as much.
(From Left): Cabbage Patch Kids, The Best of the Doors, An American Prayer Jim Morrison, Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon, Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City, Strawberry Shortcake's Country Jamboree, Musical Memories of Germany:


Harrison Ave
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Solid Gold Rock 'N' Roll vol.2 and a Thomas Dolby 45 She Blinded Me With Science:


Quincy
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Jurassic Park Rampage Edition for Genesis and Doom and Star Wars Arcade for Genesis 32X. They had a 32X and Genesis system but there was no wires for the 32X to work so I skipped out on it:


Silent Hill for Playstation:


Awesome WWII vets hat USS Arizona:

It's nothing to cry about

Davis Square
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I've got to wake up a little earlier, I'm sick of battling people for things. Especially vinyl, so many collectors out there. I always get there around the same time as this other guy and he shoots through everything like a machine. Luckily I got there a few minutes ahead of him. Someone got rid of some nice hardcore recs:


(From Top): Varsity/Bloodpact split (stamped band names on each side 100 pressings), Ignite Call On My Brothers, 25 ta Life Strength Through Unity (10"), Over My Dead Body Rusty Medals and Broken Badges ( Still Sealed), Ignite Past Our Means, Earth Crisis The Oath That Keeps Me Free ( White Vinyl), Good Riddance A Comprehensive Guide To Modern Rebellion, Drowningman Still Loves You ( Still Sealed).

DJ Boy for genesis:


Molson:



Quincy
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Nothin but shit

Quincy
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Bunch of weird assholes in the store today. Crazy schizo guy going nuts over the vinyl selection, weird slick-backed hair guy just creeping around the place, bunch of messes.

Richard Nixon comedic spoof:

Come on people, no fighting at the goodwill

Quincy
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Grand Theft Auto Vice City and Grand Theft Auto III for Xbox:


Molson:


Budweiser Frogs Stein 1996, with box:

This isn't Roxbury honey

Yesterday I checked out the new Goodwill on Comm. Ave, and to say the least I was pretty disappointed. It certainly was the nicest looking thrift store I have ever seen, resembling some ritzy boutique. The music was geared for the college crowd, like the decor. It consists of mostly better used clothing, a lot more name brands, and everything organized meticulously except for the shitty electronics section. Music selection sucked, and there was only a handful of vinyl. The only reason I'd even think of going back would be to because it's next to an awesome used record store; In Your Ear.

Outlet
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A couple of 45s for the jukebox I'll probably never get; Don McLean and Chubby Checker. The lps; The Byrds Untitled (2xlp) (missing the jacket), Christmas with the Chipmunks, The Beatles White Album (2xlp) (Apple Records) given to me by the manager, Led Zeppelin I, The Who By Numbers:


A book on classic video games:


Harrison Ave
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Amstel!


Quincy
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Duvel!


In other Goodwill news, I watched as two women literally fought over an old rusty pan.

What the hell happened to this place. It looks like a shit-hole

Quincy
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Disneyland records; Pardners: 14 Great Cowboy Songs and Goin' Quackers:


Books, from the unsorted bins: Sea of Thunder ( a book about Leyte Gulf) Now I Can Die In Peace ( by the amazing Bill Simmons), The Big Book of Hell ( Matt Groening early stuff) and a wonderful book on curry recipes:

Someone has to stimulate the economy

Quincy
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The Association and the Turtles Greatest Hits:


Probably the nicest decanter I've found so far, 1976 OMB #59:


16 Nintendo 64 games and a rumble pak:

*Tony Hawks Pro Skater
*Starfox 64
*Ken Griffey Jr.'s Slugfest
*1080 Snowboarding
*Banjo Kazooie
*Battle Tanx Global Assault
*Army Men Air Combat
*Madden 99
*Madden 2000
*Madden 2001
*Madden 2002
*Super Mario 64
*Goldeneye 007
*007 The World Is Not Enough
*Diddy Kong Racing
*Donkey Kong 64

There's no sign saying I can't go back here

Quincy
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Records (from top): Eurythmics Be Yourself Tonight, The Cars Heartbeat City, The Cars Candy-O, The Cars S/T, Tha Cars Shake It Up: Led Zeppelin I, Led Zeppelin II:


One of the managers, Lilly, came up to me and asked if I was the one who collects video games. I said I do and she came out with this:


NES with zapper, 2 controllers, ac adapter, rf switch and 25 games:
*Galaga
*Bases Loaded
*Skate or Die
*Jeopardy 25th Anniversary Edition
*Spy Vs. Spy
*Kings of the Beach
*Dash Galaxy In The Alien Asylum
*Superspike V'Ball
*Street Fighter 2010 The Final Fight
*Super Mario Bros. 2
*Excitebike
*Shadow of the Ninja
*Solstice
*Pinball
*Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt (2)
*Kung Fu (2)
*Jordan vs Bird
*Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!!
*Rad Racer
*Gumshoe
*Friday The 13th
*Roadblasters
*Maniac Mansion

Don't take the shoes out of my hands

Outlet
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German Music and electronic music:


Harrison Ave.
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Donkey Kong for Gameboy and Primal Rage for Genesis:


Quincy
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Miracle at Midway:

I'm not buying you 5 pieces of cheese

What a day!

Quincy
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Yesterday while driving by I saw this and knew I had to get it. So I woke up at 8 am and made it there to be the first customer. A 1960 Schwinn Deluxe Tornado, needs a little work but I'm willing to put in the time:


Glamorama by Bret Easton Ellis:


A hand-crank flashlight:


Davis Square
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Game Gear:


Nice pint:


Records, one on a Gen. Douglas MacArthur speech and Karate Kid I and II soundtracks:


Central Square
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Turned away a Genesis in box because it just had the console, had an xbox for 50 dollars came with three games and all the hookups and three controllers but didn't feel like using my credit card 2 times in one day at the thrift store.

Records (from left):

Woodstock soundtrack 3lp set missing one record(d'oh!), Elton John Greatest Hits Volume II, Elton John Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (2-lp), American Graffitti Soundtrack (2-lp), Star Wars Soundtrack (2-lp), Saturday Night Live, The Shadow Magazine ( 1930s-40s radio show), Madonna True Blue:

Can I pay you in Quarters?

Brockton Amvets
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I wish I had the time to learn to play music. They had this awesome vintage electric organ for 50 dollars. I just don't see myself ( at least at this point in time) getting any use out of it.

Nice hoodie:


German beer drinking songs:


Vintage sunglasses, now all we need is some nice weather ( 40s in May!?) :

You finally got a shot

Quincy
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The second I walk in today I'm greeted by Norman who says, "I'm glad you came in today, I have a couple of carts and I know I saw some war books in there." So out he brought them and I had the pickings all to myself. It was understood I'd put a box or two of books on the shelves for him in gratitude.

(From Top): Atlas of the Second World War, At Dawn We Slept: The Untold Story of Pearl Harbor, Stalin, Battle of Britian, Inside Hitler's Greece, The United States Navy In World War II, Bodyguard of Lies, Outwitting the Gestapo, German Resistance Against Hitler: