For sale - Elizabeth 1st Silver Sixpence from 1578. Slightly worn, but nice piece to a collector. The pic i have used is the same coin but not the actual coin, if you want to see the actual coin please email me for pictures? Thanks.

plastic boat, possable made by AIRFIX. name of boat m, y, prince 1679. couple bits needs clueing and bit dusty, come nice once finished, 1ft l. by 1ft h.

i HAVE FOR SALE A HUGE JAMES BOND COLLECTION , , ALL IMMACULATE .. MOST BOXED , CARS. HELICOPTERS .SPACE SHUTTLES, BOOKS OLD AND NEW , POSTERS , PLAYING CARDS , COLLECTOR CARDS IN VINYL ALBUMS , A SUPERB COLLECTION OVER 2000 POUNDS WORTH I AM OPEN TO SENSIBLE OFFERS EVERYTHING IS FAB CONDITION EVERYTHING.

IN GOO CONDITION PLUS THE 12 PAGE INNER BOOKLET.

CLASSIC 1995 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE PIECE OF MEMORABILIA. STEVIE GERRARD AND JAMIE CARRAGER IN POSSIBLY ONE OF THE BEST LIVERPOOL PICTURES EVER TAKEN. GENUINE AND CERTIFICATED. MAKE A LOVED ONES CHRISTMAS WITH THIS GIFT. TEL 07816650282.

I bought this for £250 only a year ago, in immaculate condition, only want £100 for it even tho it will be worth alot more in years to come, need the money for new baby.

WHISKY BELL, MADE BY WADE, THIS IS A COLLECTORS ITEM. IS IN COLLECTORS ANTIQUES GUIDE...

Antique french metronome 9.

AS SEEN IN PICS GOOD FRAMES COST MORE TO HAVE DONE.

Celebrates the old football ground. 950mm x 150mm x 12mm thick. Mounted on mahogany plinth, with rear hanging brackets already in place.

A1 and A2. Sizes are 190 x 178mm and 240 x 182mm respectively. That's 7.5 x 7 and 9.5 x 7.25 inches.

Two old mahogany boxes with carrying handles. 17.5 inches x 8 x 8 and 14 x 8 x 8.5 deep..

Weighs about 2 lbs. Needs a clean and polish. Fairly old, but still nice to look at. Post Call now on 07036 989353.

Size 11 inches by 7 inches (approx) Post £3 extra. Call now on 07036 966291.

275 mm x 135 mm x 10 mm. (11 x 5.5 inches approx) Call now on 07036 933663.

Apparently celebrates the first Everton match at Priory Road..

This would have been catastrophic for the arms industry not having enough optical glass for military applications..

A set of prisms made by Umbroc, a joint venture by Pilkington's and Chance Bros. Before the Second World War, the government decided Britain had to be self reliant on optical glass, because at that time it mainly came from Austria and Germany..