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Hopefully the picture works!
I'll take a risk
After losing these pellets for 10 years in our last house move, they've today made a reappearance.
As I'm having a clear out, I'd like to sell them.
The tin is completely full, top of tin in good condition given the age. Pellets are a bit oxidised though.
Are they worth much? Picture in a moment or two as I'm posting via my phone.
Cheers
Rule are for the guidance of wise men and the unswerving obedience of fools!
I'll take a risk
Hopefully the picture works!
Rule are for the guidance of wise men and the unswerving obedience of fools!
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I wouldn't be at all suprised if that made £25+ on the auction site.Originally Posted by JohnnyLarge
Hopefully the picture works!
PS interesting it has a different address to this tin.
Vintage Airguns Gallery
..Above link posted with permission from Gareth W-B
In British slang an anorak is a person who has a very strong interest in niche subjects.
Muddled
But younger than these: http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...ml?sort=6&o=51
What?
ATB
Ian
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ther was the red 177 veshion sold on evelbay £4.38p in september
I'll take a risk
I'll keep hold of them if not worth owt.
If anybody wants any better pictures for reference or collection purposes, let me know.
John
Rule are for the guidance of wise men and the unswerving obedience of fools!
As Garvin says, should be £25 easily, have seen them nudge high £30's or more on occasion and prices seem strong at the moment.I think the max I have seen for a minter was around £60.
Re. the address, the other tin is 20 years or so earlier and contemporary with the 1930's / 40's paper label Wasps tins, whereas the o.p.'s tin is early-mid 1950's in period, and again is contemporary with the screen printed Wasp tins below with "air rifles" on. (the 5.6mm marked ones are later).
https://www.flickr.com/photos/312284...57607964699940
One of my favourite tins these big blue and yellow .22 X 500's.
Yours looks a bit grubby, a light wipe and buff with some car polish just to remove any stains might really transform it, but some collectors like them "as is".
ATB, Ed
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