Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
I tried that with my Fathers programmes but they wouldn’t touch them, that was in Hailsham/ Eastbourne.
Got even less chance up here in Northants.
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[Albion] Albion Memorabilia
- Thread starter Bald Head
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Got even less chance up here in Northants.
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Active member
Good point well made!
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,118
Charity shops aren’t junk shops! You can’t give this stuff away. It’s for the bin. Nobody really wants, it’s certainly has no commercial value. Constantly amazed so many people think these things are worth something. Try emptying parents house and even furniture purchased for thousands is worthless. It’s costs to get rid of, it’s the cost of living through the consumer age. Millions of tonnes of mass produced replicated shite basically. We’re all guilty of chucking on the loft and decades later…it’s still worthless!
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
Summed up perfectly about clearing my fathers house last year.Charity shops aren’t junk shops! You can’t give this stuff away. It’s for the bin. Nobody really wants, it’s certainly has no commercial value. Constantly amazed so many people think these things are worth something. Try emptying parents house and even furniture purchased for thousands is worthless. It’s costs to get rid of, it’s the cost of living through the consumer age. Millions of tonnes of mass produced replicated shite basically. We’re all guilty of chucking on the loft and decades later…it’s still worthless!
He was a collector of all sorts of shite, thought it might be worth something in the future.
Cost me over £2k to get rid of it all as charity shops wouldn’t touch it.
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- #45
You are correct, I was not looking to make loads of money out off it ,just seeing if anyone wanted the odd program or two and any other bits and pieces.Charity shops aren’t junk shops! You can’t give this stuff away. It’s for the bin. Nobody really wants, it’s certainly has no commercial value. Constantly amazed so many people think these things are worth something. Try emptying parents house and even furniture purchased for thousands is worthless. It’s costs to get rid of, it’s the cost of living through the consumer age. Millions of tonnes of mass produced replicated shite basically. We’re all guilty of chucking on the loft and decades later…it’s still worthless!
That’s the feller!!!!
Cheers BH, I will pop in there at some point!
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,118
No, wasn’t suggesting you were. More making point people assume charities and even free to collect will find a home. But there typically aren’t these days, because of the consumer age. Refuse is the only solution sadly, because we all owned and ‘consumed’ too much. Me included!
Moshe Gariani
Well-known member
- Mar 10, 2005
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Some Albion items from Premier League era (e.g. paper match tickets) do have some value due to massive global fan base of opponents.
Superphil
Dismember
What format is it? Is it embroidered or printed? Any chance of seeing a photo?
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- #51
Its embroidered, still having problems getting pics up though. I am going to meet another NSC member today i will ask them for some assistance in the matter.
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- #52
I do have match tickets from the Goldstone days ,Also a couple of British rail seagulls special train tickets with Brighton and Hove Albion printed on them.