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It's opening day! Show us your baseball covers!
EBE replied to Robot Man's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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Last year I was in the same boat that you were in - I'd had a winning bid, but wanted to wait until the auction was over - and I got a similar email. I think that Buzzetta is right in that these emails are just automated and sent out to all and sundry. Nothing to really worry about. I paid up when the auction was over, and all was good. --ElJay
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Thanks for the response; that was a helpful clarification. --ElJay
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So are the boards saying that a comic that is date stamped from 1944 and has no other markings could be an Okajima?? Or does that Blue Bolt have other markings that aren't visible in the scan provided by SushiX that would confirm its pedigree? --ElJay
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Post your Garage Sale/Flea Market/Antique Mall Finds Here
EBE replied to Shark's topic in Comics General
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Here's National 33. I've got a #25, too but no photo. I'd like to have most of the Nationals from 24 -41, but I've noticed that this title is getting scarce these days!
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The duck is a little too old to be duck balut....
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The photo of the longbox looks like termites, but it's hard to be definitive from a photo!
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Post your Garage Sale/Flea Market/Antique Mall Finds Here
EBE replied to Shark's topic in Comics General
Hey Robotman, You think that area has gone downhill? Have you been to Pomona's Antique Row recently? I was there last summer, and there were only two antique stores still there. Most of the storefronts were empty but there were some trendy little cafes. Sad when you look back only a few years and this area was 3 solid blocks of antique stores and malls. One of the bigger malls had just recently vacated when I was there, and they had a sign in the window: "After 28 years of doing business here we're closing; the rent is too high" (not an exact quote, but that's the gist of their sign). --ElJay -
I've been to Big Red's a couple of times in the last two years. Not much of interest. I'll swing by this summer and see if Torpedo is any better - here's hoping!
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1939 NEWSSTAND PIC TIME MACHINE JOURNEY INTO THE PAST
EBE replied to ajaxfarrell's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Long Beach Veterans Stadium - maybe their monthly antique swap meet? -
Spy Smasher 2 and 11 from ciorac (?)
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So why did the blonde get fired from the quality control room at the M&Ms factory? She kept throwing out the ones that said WW. Ba da bum.
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The Chinese flag with -script below it was used to assist Allied airmen who were shot down in China to get back to the Allied side of the lines. The AVG (Flying Tigers) used these, as did others. From the net: "The old American Volunteer Group, better known as the “Flying Tigers”, was taken into US AAF service as the 14th Air Force in March 1943. Still calling themselves the “Flying Tigers”, they flew P-51 Mustang fighters and B-25 Mitchell bombers against the Japanese in the CBI. Many of those pilots wore US made “blood chits” on their flight jackets to aid in survival and rescue if their aircraft was forced down. One version featured the Nationalist Chinese flag and a message in Chinese, identifying the man as an American aviator, and encouraging locals to offer friendly assistance to the pilot." Also look up "Blood Chit" on wikipedia for more info. --ElJay
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The Victory Garden was a way that everyone could be part of the war effort in WW2, but it doesn't show up much comic-wise. The photos show the only comics that I'm aware of that reference this aspect of the homefront during the war. Are there any other "Victory Garden" covers out there? The photos are from the internet; I do have all of these, but I'm in Thailand and my collection is in the US! --ElJay
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[CLOSED] Some fun Sagii Romance, Teen, Humor books
EBE replied to sagii's topic in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only
Bet I know which one you're hoping for! I wouldn't mind a shot at it myself! -
1939 NEWSSTAND PIC TIME MACHINE JOURNEY INTO THE PAST
EBE replied to ajaxfarrell's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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