A couple of weeks ago I did a post on my first set of
U.S. Navy restaurantware dishes that I bought at auction.
Click here to see that post.
This is the second set, and I actually like it even more than the first set.
A "fouled anchor" is an anchor with a section of cable entwined around it.
24 Dinner Plates
6 Saucer Plates
24 7" Bread or Dessert Plates
8 6" Bread or Dessert Plates
Vintage, in brand new condition.
I purchased all of these for $20 at the Patriotic Auction.
Sold them all on ebay for over $300.
okay, I learned something new. when you said fouled, I thought something was wrong with them
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me too, and probably that is the original meaning...because you don't want a bunch of rope wrapped around your anchor. I had to look up the meaning, people were using on ebay referring to that pattern. buying junk is always educational, right?
ReplyDeleteIt is. I looked at ebay and etsy selling rules yesterday. I don't think I want to do ebay. I might start doing etsy. But, really thinking I'm going to wait closer to my retirement.
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