FA/FS Stamp booklets in eBay shop

Hello,

Among my many eBay items I have the following listed at the moment. If these
are
in your collecting area you might well find them to be worth a look.


1972 £1 Wedgwood Prestige stamp Booklet DX1

1987 Story of P & O £5 Prestige stamp Booklet DX8

1988 Story of the Financial Times Prestige Booklet DX9

1989 The Scots Connection £5 Prestige Booklet DX10

1990 London Life £5 Prestige stamp Booklet DX11

1991 Agatha Christie £6 Prestige Stamp Booklet DX12

1992 Cymru - Wales £6 Prestige stamp Booklet DX13

1998 Wildings £7.49 Prestige Stamp Booklet DX20

1992 Tolkien £6.00 Prestige Stamp Booklet DX14

1994 Northern Ireland £6.04 Prestige Stamp Booklet DX16

1995 National Trust £6.00 Prestige Stamp Booklet DX17

1996 Football £6.48 Prestige Stamp Booklet DX18

1997 BBC £6.15 Prestige Stamp Booklet DX19

Thomas Cranmer Pane ex 1984 Christian Heritage PSB

William Wilberforce Pane ex 1984 Christian Heritage PSB £

GB Booklet DH40 - 80 years of British stamp booklets

Se-Tenant Machin Booklet Pane ex British Rail PSB - UM

Se-Tenant London Life Booklet Pane MNH SG x906m

Double Heads Bklet Pane ex London Life PSB SG 1469n UM

GB £4 Christian Heritage 1984 Prestige Booklet - DX5

Also many other items and many other countries in my eBay shop.

Please go he

http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsofind...sooZ1QQfrppZ50

If your computer has any problem accessing links or the link gets garbled in
the posting, please do a seller search on johndin

Thanks and kind regards,

John D

On Wed, 5 Oct 2005 12:34:30 +0100, johndin wrote:
Hello,

Among my many eBay items I have the following listed at the moment.

Hello, John.

If I may hijack your thread a bit, how do you find your eBay shop to be
working for you? I have many items that are of lesser values but I'd
still like to get to someone who wants them - when a stamp is worth only
50p, listing it doesn't make much sense. Does eBay shops make that
worthwhile for you, or what was your driving factor in going with them?

I've got a paypal "store" account, which I could also use, but then
there's that whole "getting people to look at it" problem.

Thanks for any comments,
Dave Hinz