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‼️WOW‼️ Super Fast Payment!!!!!! A+A+A+A+ Great eBayer!!! Highly Recommended.
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More than a year ago
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Pleasure doing business with you, great communication and great seller!I look forward to more listings!
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Deck arrived quickly and packed well.
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Thank you for an easy, pleasant transaction. Excellent buyer. A+
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Reviews (7)

SAGA Postal Scale 86lb X 0.1oz Digital Shipping Scale Postage AC USB All In One

Dec 04, 2018

Compact with all you need for weigh-in shipping.

Sleek, compact unit. Fits on the corner of my desk for quick weigh-ins on my eBay mailings. A lot quicker and less cumbersome that the old spring-loaded units.

How to Beat Your Dad at Chess [Gambit Chess] Chandler, Murray Good Book 0 Ha

Dec 01, 2020

Tweaking the learning curve.

First off, the book is a gift for my 9 year-old grandson. He and I have been playing chess for over a year. He's been advancing nicely and can probably beat his Dad at chess already. I'm looking forward to the day that he will beat me. This book will undoubtedly speed that process along.

The Game of Jack of All Trades, McLoughlin Bros., 1900

Feb 21, 2017

Comedic look at 19th century trades

Old time parlor card game with comical illustrations depicting trades of the 19th century. I suspect the illustrations were done by the infamous Thomas Nast. Alas, nothing on the cards or box to support my supposition other than the stylized renderings themselves. A joy to look at, to think back upon and to admire.

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