I'd like to point out some of the problems with eBay's item species:
Subjects: Here's where things get really strange Select from Black Bear,
Brown Bear, or Grizzly Bear (Why not just "bear?) A few colleges are
listed: Select from Harvard, Cal, Yale,...
I'd like to point out some of the problems with eBay's item species:
Artists: Select from the following item specifics: Agnes RichardsonAlex
KatzAlfred Robert QuintonAlphonse MuchaAndy WarholAngel DominguezBernard
BuffetCarlosCharles Thomas HowardCla...
I'd like to point out some of the problems with eBay's item species:
First up: ERA You can select from the following ERA's:Pre-War
(Pre-1914)World War I (1914-1918)Inter-War (1918-1939)World War II
(1939-1945)Post-War (1945-Now)Divided Back (c. 1907-...
The Tuck database is an incredible accomplishment. What a job to create
it and maintain it! Probably possible because Tuck faithfully used
series numbers. I'm not aware of any other online publisher databases
and don't think there will be any forthco...
It does show up in the book "Louis Wain's Picture Postcards" by
Christine Booth & Brian Lund who have a great deal of Wain expertise My
eyes say it could be Thompson or an unknown artist. Most of Thompson's
work was done for Nister books; a lot was r...
Taxes! Your income statements from eBay will not show that you gave 50%
of the revenue to the consignor further complicated by the possibility
that your consignor may not report it as income
I would suggest using a sharp steak knife to slit two of the four album
holders so you can pull the cards out (carefully) For years I've mailed
postcards to buyers in a standard 4 by 6 envelope with cardboard from
cereal boxes as protection from dama...
If this goes the same way as Holidays/Collectables-greeting cards you're
going to have about 212 "item specfics" to review and select, including
such complete nonsense specifics as "Yoga Frog" and "Bacon Bandage."
After all this time, it seems eBay s...
