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Posted 9 months ago
chevy59
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Another garage sale find today at the same place where the antique phone came from, antique wood and brass ice racing skates from around 1902. It was a great day picking, I paid a buck for these skates. Just before that I bought a pack of gum for $1.36 at the gas station.
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I'll give you $2.00 chevy59! lol Awesome day of picking, a true antique!
Michael
Thanks Michael, $2.00 is only a half gallon of gas. I will have to pass! Lol
Very cool. Are you going to try them?
Thanks AmberRose, Ya know I actually thought about it, but the screw sticking up would probably go right through my tennis show.
Buy an old pair of hiking boots with really thick soles...
Great skates, but they sure look dangerous!!!