April 23, 2024
Christmas Rare Lawn Ornaments Old Pair Lighted Carolers
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We collect and buy what we think is "unique"...watch everyweek, we don't specialize in any one thing...so you never know what we might be listing...Check out my other items !Got a nice old set of Boy and Girl Christmas Carolers folks. They stand 31" tall by a foot wide. The girl lights up, but the bulb is blown in the boy. Both could use rewiring. Someone put sand in bottoms to keep them from blowing over. The heads and arms pop off for storage. Red skirts and black shoes have some paint loss. The blue eyes are handpainted. Probably 1950's, unique rare and old. The girl's shoulder is separating, a 2" slit, no biggy...Not gonna find these at Walmart!This is an Auction!! It will be conducted as one. That means make sure you know what you are buying. We do not clean or always plug in old, early, antique, vintage or rare items. We will take at least 2 pictures, (a picture is worth 1000 words...so 2 will be 2000 words, etc.). We are not experts. If something is listed wrong please let us know. PAYMENT IS EXPECTED WITHIN 5 DAYS! NONPAYERS WILL RECEIVE AN UNPAID STRIKE! We'll carefully package it, we generally ship on Wednesdays and use U.S. Postal Service. T ARE NO REFUNDS, just like at a real auction! Insurance is optional. We accept PAYPAL, cashiers checks and money orders. Sorry, no personal checks. We offer international shipping,
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