I've been saying that there is no rhyme nor reason to the pricing at Value Village, I'm thinking that again after what I bought yesterday.
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I wasn't really taken with this little guy, until I turned him over... |
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This was Jimmie's - given to him when he was born in 1942 - and made in Occupied Japan - it's in perfect shape and the price - $1.99 - I've seen figures like this priced way higher and not nearly as nice. I noticed yesterday they were throwing some of the grab bag items in a cart, I know that all the colour coded tags mean which day they were put out on the floor, a cashier told me that one day, but I wonder what they do with that kind of stuff when it doesn't sell?? |
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My Vera dry spell is over - for now anyway, this was at Value Village too for 99 cents. |
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I've purchased this game before but it was newer so I'll compare the two and use one for crafting purposes. It's called "The Greatest of all Party Games" - I've never played it, have you? Copyright on the instructions is 1947. I paid $1 |
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I couldn't help myself - I had to buy this book, it was 50 cents - it's in just perfect condition, not a mark, not a tear, it must have been sitting on a shelf somewhere - it doesn't even seem that the spine was bent back. The book is from 1962 and it's full of sweet graphics - there's a nice mix of poems and stories. |
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The little boy is cool under the butterbean tent! |
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This is a page from "The Chinaberry Tree"I don't like it at all when I make the rounds and find nothing - yesterday was just right - cute things and not much money spent!I'm linking my thrifty finds up with Share Your Cup, Thursday Favorite Things, Time Travel Thursday and Junkin Joe |
