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Our most outstanding auction of April was for a very unique piece of motoring history. It was a very rare radiator from a classic 3L 1926 Bentley. To help to illustrate what part of the car this actually is, please see the photos. The one at the top shows the radiator which we had on auction, and the one at …
You shouted, we listened, so we pushed the boat out and have now launched our very own newsletter. This newsletter is probably the most concise newsletter you’ve ever read, but in this day and age that’s what you time-constrained people want! The first ever edition has a quick commentary on a handful of the most impressive items we have sold …
So Christmas (the festive season) is-a-coming. Only 50 days left in fact, so its about time we all started thinking about whether we have enough money to pay for all the gifts we might want to give to our friends and family. Given there’s not much time left you might be thinking about how you can easily get some extra …
Adam went down to see the guys at LiveVision Media this morning to shoot a short infomercial in a fully-fledged professional studio. It was a daunting task due to the immensity of the studio and the extreme heat from the studio lights. It felt a bit like he was presenting his own TV show or reading the weather. The shoot …
PigFlog can sometimes be misunderstood and heard as PigFrog, which currently does not have any links to our business. To enlighten our clients as to what a pig frog actually is, it is an aquatic frog of grey/green colour with brown/black blotches, and measures 3-5 inches in length. And to confuse matters further, apparently they can easily be mistaken for …
Its all gone Beatles-mania at PigFlog, as we have listed 2 very special bits of Beatles memorabilia for a client. They are two actual London concert tickets from 1963 and 1964. Obviously they are no longer valid as the concerts have been and gone, but they have very impressive collector value as they were actual entry passes into 2 of the concerts …
As most experienced eBay sellers know, there are numerous so-called ‘shoppers’ who use eBay, better known as time-wasters. The key issue with these people is that for the most part they do not have any intention of buying, or they simply want to try and obtain items for free. These people are a nuisance, but they must be accepted and …
A common issue in today’s fast-paced world is that people do not have the time to use eBay, despite wanting to offload their unwanted assets. This is becoming increasingly common as we seem to be working longer and longer hours, with no downtime. Most people who are caught up in the work-hard culture do appreciate that they may be sitting …
One of the questions we get asked frequently is whether we can successfully sell vintage goods on eBay UK for our customers. The simple answer to this is yes, and we enjoy doing it! Vintage goods can fetch incredible sums due to their historic status combined with the current market demand to own such items. The key rule with vintage …
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