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Posted 2 years ago
efilmoonset
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ok i got the nyc and worldly cocktails pics for a dollor becaus ethe person didnt thin they were anthing because the were plastic . i got the tooth pic despencer for a 25cent at a yard sale it says montreal cananda . the old clay poker chips i got for a dollor they were al scatterd in a bag amoungst other stuff in a box at a town wide , some kind of street invester vender. there are soem that seem like they are forma a horse gambling place like saratogo ny , a couple bakelite and other 1930.s clay enamle chips and others . and a bottle opener that i oay the most for 3 dollors because it seems rare has no name and has a classic 50;s behind on it lol, will look goo in my uncle playboy lounge. if you can tell me more my ears are open exspecialy about the gambleng chips there old .
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