COINS STAMPS MAGNET CARDS TOKENS BOOK MARK MONEY 72 ITALIAN COLLECTIBLES #902

Description: FREE SHIPPING ITALY ITALIAN COLLECTIBLES This is a collection of old Italian collectibles. They include various old coins, stamps, vintage currency pieces, tokens, medals, post cards and other interesting Italian souvenirs combined into an interesting assortment any collector would enjoy. Also included, is a modern city map of old town Rome, Italy. NOTE – The book marks and magnets have several items in the photos. Just to confirm, this offering is for one book mark and one magnet. OFFER INCLUDES… “1” ITALY – MAGNET ABOUT THIS MAGNET - 3.75 INCHES LONG-2 - INCHES WIDE-NEW-NEVER BEEN USED “2" ITALY – COINS – 1940’S “1” ITALY – 1866 COIN – 10 CENTESIMI “18” - ITALY – OLD STAMPS – A small collection of old Italian stamps.“20” - ITALY – OLD STAMPS – A small collection of old Italian stamps. “2” - ITALY – VINTAGE POST CARDS - Vintage post cards from various locations and scenes in Italy. “14” - ITALY – OLD, VINTAGE ITALIAN MONEY PIECES Pieces and various parts of old Italian currency. “4” - ITALY – LEONARDO DA VINCI COINS/TOKENS/MEDALS – YEAR 2000 “1” -ITALY – CURRENCY – 1000BANCA DITALIA LIRE MILLE BILL “1” ITALY – COLOMBO – TOKEN/COIN CHRISTOPHER COLOMBUS “2” ITALY – MEDAL TOKEN “3” - ITALY - COINS/TOKENS/MEDALS “1” ITALY – ROME – CITY MAP - 18.5 x 13 INCHES “1” ITALY – BOOK MARK ITALIAN DOUBLE SIDED – VATICAN - XL – EXTRA LARGE BOOK MARK 8x4 INCHES These pictures were taken standing in the Vatican looking up. For the real collector, you will now and then find yourself in an interesting situation. I’m talking about large books. Yup. You know what I’m talking about. Bottom line, a big book needs a big book marker. No way around it. I have often started reading a small book and had no problem finding the right marker for it. But a large book never seems to have the right size I’m looking for. It’s worse than a pair of shoes that fits wrong and it can be annoying. I love big bookmarks because they fit big books. I seem to leave markers in my books and I like to have a balance to their place holders. The other option I have often referred to is the clip style bookmark for my larger books. But the clips always leave a mark. I have some big books I don’t want to mark. Books that have been in the family, gifts, and books I have purchased. So, I use big book marks and my pages stay nice and my big bookmarks work just fine. Souvenirs from Italy Italy is an amazing place. It has a never ending collection of activities and fun things to experience. And when you are ready to leave and go home, the issue of souvenirs and what you should bring home to your family and friends takes top priority. It’s souvenir time. For anyone who has ever visited Italy, they understand how fun it is to collect Italian souvenirs. Coins, stamps, magnets, book marks, tokens are always in big demand. Sooner or later, Italian collectibles are a must buy for all collectors. Magnets A quick and fun souvenir from Italy that is always appreciated is a magnet. People like magnets and they always find a spot somewhere. Collecting magnets is a popular hobby. Often times when on vacation, one of the first souvenirs someone will purchase is a magnet. You’ve probably purchased one yourself when on vacation. Once you start collecting magnets, you begin to look for unique magnets and fun items to fill in your collection. Such is the case with magnets from Italy. There are a variety of collectible Italian magnets out there and many of them have a unique style and flavor to them. Collecting magnets offers you the opportunity to find a nice range of materials and items to pick from, and everyone appreciates a magnet from Italy! A decent magnet will cost you four to ten dollars. If it’s been a while since you priced a good magnet, just know they pull their own weight. They are easy to buy, popular, small, and they will not take up any room in your suitcase. Overall, magnets rate high on the souvenir list and a nice magnet from Italy will never be declined. Chances are you will see them around for a long time and finding one on a friend’s refrigerator while visiting their home will give you a great laugh. Book Marks, Post Cards, Ceramics and Collectibles Oh my, Italy will drive you up a wall picking what to bring home. There are so many things to buy and so much fun stuff waiting for you to take home. What it comes down to is how much weight you packed for your trip and how much the total weight of the souvenirs weights when you check into the air lines. Light weight items like book marks and post cards are easy to pack. Things like ceramics can be heavy and breakable unless you plan correctly. There are a lot of street corners with small vendors and mini swap meet nooks just waiting for you to stumble upon. Often times, these spots provide a wealth of amazing souvenirs and collectibles. When it comes down to it, remember there is no harm in mailing yourself home some nice souvenirs. You most likely will arrive home before your package arrives, but it is worth it. Considering the airlines will charge you hundreds of dollars, it’s not a bad deal. All and all, Italian collectibles are fun to collect and it is always interesting to add a new souvenir to your collection. Remember to have fun and enjoy the process! PATINA Patinas are films that develop on the surface of a metal, wood, or other substance over a period of time. In many instances, the development of a patina is considered desirable and may actually enhance the value of the item. One of the more desirable forms of patina have to do with the gradual development of a brown or green film on metal objects. Due to exposure to open air and the natural process of oxidation, an aged metal such as copper and bronze tend to develop a patina that is often a pleasing shade of green. Domes and roofs on buildings that feature sections of copper tend to develop this green shade over a number of years. The patina is often anticipated in the original design of the structure and is an effect that the owners look forward to taking place over time. A patina also often develops with various pieces of jewelry over time. In the case of jewelry that has reached an age where the pieces are considered antique, the presence of a patina is thought to enhance the overall appearance and value of the jewelry. When this is the case, cleaning the jewelry to remove the patina is not considered desirable, as the action will actually decrease the value of the piece. Leather goods may also develop a pleasing patina over time. Leather jackets and belts will take on a darker brown patina as the material begins to age and become suppler to the touch. This is one reason that many people prefer the look of aged leather to the look of a new leather garment or accessory. The patina adds an air of being a comfortable and valued item, rather than something that just arrived from the store. Add a map to your own listings. FREE Trial !

Price: 38.4 USD

Location: San Diego, California

End Time: 2025-01-20T03:16:50.000Z

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