April 16, 2024
27 VINTAGE RED BAKELITE CATALIN CHESS MAH JONG PIECES +
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This is a nice group of 27 vintage bakelite/catalin chess pieces and Mah Jong tiles. 8 tiles in red, butterscotch and black have some sort of old adhesive residue which I have not tried to remove. The chess pieces include 16 pieces from one set in red and butterscotch ~~ 1Queen, 1 Rook, 3 Knights, 4 Bishops, 7 Pawns. 2 other Knights are from a different set and are a bit larger. Also included is a red/butterscotch duck with a screw in the bottom ~ I have no idea what this might be! A neat group ~~ the colors make a nice display. Please email me if you have any questions. Thanks for looking and Good Luck bidding!! PAYMENT AND SHIPPING POLICIESMuch to my dismay, I am having to set aside a paragraph in each auction listing to spell out in detail what 99.9% of you with an ounce of common sense and plain common courtesy already know. You, as a buyer, can expect for me to notify you within 24 hours (usually much sooner) of shipping costs and payment methods accepted. You can usually find this information in the auction listing, but I will also personally email this information to you. I will acknowledge payment received and give you a specific date as to when your package will be shipped. I ship twice weekly ~ more frequently if you have a specific need. I am very flexible in my shipping schedule, so please make me aware and I will do
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