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PS2 remote:

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Trainspotting Soundtrack:


Mayflower:


Lowenbrau sign:

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Lonnie Smith Gotcha', Dick Clark 20 Years of Rock N' Roll (2xLP), Biber/Mozart/Dandrieu/Neubauer Battle Music, The Beach Boys Good Vibrations, Paul McCartney Band on the Run:


Helmet Aftertaste and Ladytron 604:

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Tecmo NBA Basketball, Ring King, Flight of the Intruder and R.B.I. Baseball for Nintendo:


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Batman Returns and Sonic Spinball for Genesis:


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The Bongo controller for Donkey Kong Jungle Beat on Gamecube:

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Henninger-Brau 1-Liter and Becks 0.5 Liter stein:

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FINALLY found some RCA jack speakers for that Pioneer system I got over the summer; our living room will never be the same:


Ridiculously awesome hoodie, never even worn:

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Vengeance- Hitler's Nuclear Weapon: Fact or Fiction?, Case Closed- Lee Harvey Oswald and the Assassination of JFK, and Assassination Science- Experts Speak Out on the Death of JFK:

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Katamari Damacy for PS2:


The Beauties of Pope; 1782! My oldest book, more info here


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Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols:


Nintendo w/power adapter, 2 controllers and Super Mario Bros. 3:

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The Byrds Mr. Tambourine Man, Younger Than Yesterday and Turn! Turn! Turn!, and George Harrison Thirty Three & 1/3 and S/T:


Chess for Playstation:


Pink Floyd The Division Bell, Pixies Planet of Sound (single), Psychedelic Furs Midnight To Midnight:


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Lumiere ... A Science Fantasy Fable:

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A couple of very unique finds today. First off, a young girl's (Lottie E. Fleisher) book with greetings from her friends adorning the pages. It is dated June 18th, 1882:


The handwriting as expected from the era is beautiful, and so are the contents:

Friend Lottie:
Go through in life's fair morning
Go through in the bloom of youth
And buy for thy adorning
That precious pearl of truth

In remembrance of your friend,
(handwriting too ornate to understand):


The second item is probably from the same era as I found them bundled together. A leather-bound book cover with the initials C G L on the spine:


The Brian Setzer Orchestra The Dirty Boogie:

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I was going to come out here empty-handed until Wayne gave me a few records; Alex Moore Wiggle Tail, Strauss Also Sprach Zarathustra and the best find to date, Voivod Thrashing Rage (Picture Disc), which goes for about 50 dollars:


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The Jungle Book and Earthworm Jim for Genesis, and Tomcat Alley and Jurassic Park for Sega CD:

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2001: A Space Odyssey OST:


Various Artists No Alternative, I remember having this cd when I teenager, ahh the memories:


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Can't have too many red cardigans:



The Rolling Stones Emotional Rescue, Bongwater Too Much Sleep, Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison and San Quentin (2xLP):


Slim Ps2 (console only) tested and works! w/ Gran Turismo 4 and God of War:

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These wonderful skeletons now adorn our back door:


Metallica Black:


The World's Best Dirty Limericks:


45s:
The Beatles- Yellow Submarine/Eleanor Rigby (mono)
The Beatles- Helter Skelter/Got to Get You Into My Life
The Beatles- Hey Jude/Revolution
The Beatles-Yesterday/Act Naturally (mono)
The Beatles- You Know My Name (Look Up the Number) (mono)/Let It Be (stereo)
The Beatles- I Want to Hold Your Hand/I Saw Her Standing There
The Beatles- I Should Have Known Better/ A Hard Day's Night (mono)
The Beatles- Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever (mono)
The Beatles- There's A Place/Twist and Shout (2)
The Beatles- All You Need Is Love/Baby, You're A Rich Man (mono)
Chuck Berry- Sweet Little Sixteen/Reelin and Rocking
Chuck Berry- Rock & Roll Music/Back in the USA
Jeannie C. Riley- Harper Valley PTA/The Girl Most Likely
Elvis Presley-Tutti Frutti/Blue Suede Shoes:

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Superman: The Movie (2xLP) and Superman II:


The Superman II vinyl has a laser etching of 5 Superman "S"'s on each side:


Schola Cantorum Sancti Gregorian Chant:


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The Monkees S/T (mono) and More of the Monkees and John Lennon/Yoko Ono Double Fantasy:


The Art of Walt Disney. First Edition 1973 with 80 percent of the mylar book cover and Mickey Mouse w/ paint can intact:

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Boito/Ghiaurov Mefistofele Selections:


The Sword of Lincoln, My Hitch In Hell-The Bataan Death March and D-Day June 6th 1944: The Climactic Battle of World War II ( to replace the softcover copy I currently own):


Killa Beez The Sting (2xCD):


Unopened Simpsons chess set:


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A computer meltdown crippled the cashiers here today and incited total chaos and aggravation for the supervisor in charge. They were at the point where they were just writing receipts on scrap paper and were excepting exact change only.

Nintendo Wii A/V cable and Sega Saturn Power cord and RF switch:


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Yankees Suck!-The Unofficial Guide for Those who Hate, Despise, Loathe and Detest Those Bums from the Bronx:


Stocking cap, to complete my look as a bum for the winter:


This awesome print, its old and in decent shape but I can't find any other info on it:

***this is a wednesday post***

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Led Zeppelin Remasters (2xCD), Pink Floyd The Wall (2xCD), Grateful Dead Shakedown Street, Ramones All The Stuff (and more) Vol. II, Joy Division Permanent: Joy Division 1995, The Beatles Let It Be & Abbey Road: