Lot/10 Vintage 1950s DON CLEVER PRINTS OF HAWAII On President's Line SHIP MENUS

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These are 10 Vintage 1950s menu pictures of Hawaii by Don Clever for the USS Presidents Line menus . The only one with a date is 1957 . One is a complete menu, another is 1/2 a menu that the chef wrote on and a 3rd is an unprinted menu cover. Others have been cut and mounted on paper and some have faded to brown. There are duplicates so each of the browned pictures have a copy in better condition. Some have food stains. I have a low minimum bid on these because of condition, though at least 4 are in very good condition. Check out my other items ! LOW SHIPPING: This is light enough to send First Class for only $4.00 within the USA. International bidders welcome. PAYMENT INFO : I expect prompt contact and payment through PayPal within 3 days . If this is a problem, please contact me. Prompt communication is more important than payment date. ------------------------------------------------------------ If you ever have a problem with something I've sold you, let me know and I will make it right. Thanks for looking , g-sale-junki e BIDDING TIPS Watch List: I've noticed that many bidders are putting items on their WATCH List and then they wait until the very end to bid. There are advantages and disadvantages to this approach. The advantage is that you are not driving up the price by bidding with your competition. The disadvantage is that bidders often forget to keep track of their watched items and find out too late that the item sold for less than you would have been willing to pay, or it didn't sell at all and you could have had it for the minimum bid . The solution to this dilemma is to bid just the mimimum bid early on. This doesn't prevent you from also bidding at the end, and it doesn't drive up the price because it is just the minimum. Also, if you tend to lose track of what is on your WATCH LIST , then you wouldn't have to worry about losing an item that receives no other bids because you would already have bid. Even the most careful bidder can have a last minute, unforseen interruption that prevents him/her from bidding and lose the item altogether. When you bid, it locks in the sellers description . It can only be added to only at the very bottom of the page where no one looks. If you see an error that may discourage bidding, (spelling etc) it is to your advantage to force that error to remain because other bidders may then miss it altogether. An early bid also prevents the seller from later adding a Buy It Now to a listing that someone else may see before you do and grab it. It must remain an auction if it has a bid and cannot disappear because someone emailed the seller with a good offer. Decide on your maximum : If you bid at the very end, bid the entire maximum. If you really bid your maximum, you won't need to feel bad if the item was outbid. Someone else may seem to have outbid you by so little, but you don't know how high the other bidder actually bid. ***NEW EBAYERS: New bidders are often confused by the bidding process. They worry that their high bid is what they will pay and that isn't necessarily the case. EBay bids for you in increments depending on how high the bidding goes. (increments of 25 cents, 50 cents, $1, $2.50 on up). The only way you will pay the maximum you've bid is when someone else bids close to or the same as your maximum . In cases where someone else bids the same as you, the first bidder is high bidder until more bids come in. read more

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