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Vintage Collecting Chat
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<blockquote data-quote="Mr-shifter" data-source="post: 336355" data-attributes="member: 4949"><p>Toni also had some figures in comic bags with their backing cards (loose with no weapons) as well as a U graded IG88 for £45.</p><p></p><p>The flea market itself is well worth having a good look around. There are usually other odds and ends of vintage star wars in other cabinets but only the two guys specialise in these. There are a load of other vintage toy lines around as well as vintage video games, plus loads of other random stuff.</p><p></p><p>There is a pretty good shop that sells tshirts next door as well called Boy Parker if thats your thing, as well as a couple of comic shops (Daves Book Exchange) round the corner and another flea market (no vintage star wars though). There was a guy called Adrian Gumbrell who used to own a shop called Jabbas Hut in the downstairs of the old jubilee shopping hall, now Komedia. He had a superb selection of all things star wars. This was in the mid nineties. He sadly fell down the stairs of his shop and died.</p><p></p><p>There is another shop that Pig City once mentioned before he departed, somewhere near the level but I have never been there. I think he is quite expensive.</p><p></p><p>Infact, spend sometime in brighton. Its one of the best cities in the uk.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mr-shifter, post: 336355, member: 4949"] Toni also had some figures in comic bags with their backing cards (loose with no weapons) as well as a U graded IG88 for £45. The flea market itself is well worth having a good look around. There are usually other odds and ends of vintage star wars in other cabinets but only the two guys specialise in these. There are a load of other vintage toy lines around as well as vintage video games, plus loads of other random stuff. There is a pretty good shop that sells tshirts next door as well called Boy Parker if thats your thing, as well as a couple of comic shops (Daves Book Exchange) round the corner and another flea market (no vintage star wars though). There was a guy called Adrian Gumbrell who used to own a shop called Jabbas Hut in the downstairs of the old jubilee shopping hall, now Komedia. He had a superb selection of all things star wars. This was in the mid nineties. He sadly fell down the stairs of his shop and died. There is another shop that Pig City once mentioned before he departed, somewhere near the level but I have never been there. I think he is quite expensive. Infact, spend sometime in brighton. Its one of the best cities in the uk. [/QUOTE]
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