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Balloon Fight and Sky Shark for NES:

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Daughters of Painted Ladies- America's Resplendent Victorians, The Informers by Brett Easton Ellis, 100 Years of Major League Baseball- American and National Leagues 1901-2000, and Amazing Rare Things- The Art of Natural History in the Age of Discovery:

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Sounds and Songs of the Humpback Whales:

Savers- New Bedford ***First Visit***
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Been procrastinating getting down there for weeks ( cut me some slack it's a 45 min drive and my head is usually in the clouds from the night before), but I finally made it. The pros: clothes section is enormous with tons of good shit. I turned down a few things because they were a little too small ( Big Lebowski shirt) a little too big ( Boston Bruins jersey jacket) or a little too worn ( Playboy crimson red velour robe...ick!) Cons: most items of interest were overpriced. Nintendo games for 4.99 ea, a cool stein for 6.99 ( just stone not even a lidded one), and there was only 4 little dressing rooms and an airport line to use them. This store is a hidden gem, I'm sure I'll be pulling some great stuff out of there in the future.

Boston Red Sox Jersey ( youth L, perfect size!):


Skycamefalling 10.21 and Pixies Trompe Le Monde:


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Stone goblin statue:


Vintage Lowenbrau glass:


6 NES games: Mega Man 3, Contra, Metal Gear, Paperboy, TMNT II: The Arcade Game, Castlevania II: Simon's Quest:

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Hofbrau 1L stein:

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Loving this wool suit jacket, fits perfectly:

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The Age of Electronicus ( Moog renditions of popular songs of the time; Beatles, 5th dimension, etc..):


Bjork Post and Cave In Antenna (CD+DVD):


Awesome 1970s volleyball jersey:

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Miller Lite Neon Sign:

Savers- Plymouth
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Vintage IZOD Lacoste sweater vest, seems like it was worn maybe once:

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Jimmy Smith Plays Fats Waller (on Blue Note!) I believe it's the repress but who cares:


The Road by Cormac McCarthy:

Savers-West Roxbury
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Pitfall-The Mayan Adventure for Snes:


Boomerangs- West Roxbury
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Theodore Bikel Songs of a Russian Gypsy; I already have a copy of this but this one is in muccchhhhh better shape, and Generation X S/T:


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Blindspot- Hitler's Secretary DVD:


Stoppped in to a new place today in Quincy, called The Bureau Drawer. Nothing really caught my eye, but the prices were amazing ( 10 cent books!), I'll certainly be back.