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special promotion - new clients
Ends September 30, 2020 - (mention this promotion)
WE WILL SELL YOUR ITEM ON EBAY WITH NO COMMISSION FEE
Jonah’s Online Sales has been in business for more than 15 years helping people sell online everything from single items to estates. Our office is in the City of Verona. We have over 100K transactions on eBay with a feedback profile of nearly 24k with 100% positive feedback. Customers and clients can trust us!
With the unfortunate Covid-19 pandemic and related shut down and no contact order, online sales have skyrocketed. We are encouraging you to be part of the trend by selling 1 item through us with no commission fee.
Detailed Rules Apply:
• Promotion ends September 30, 2020
• Promotion for new clients only
• 15% of the sale price will be collected for eBay seller fees
• Must be 1 single item
• Will start on auction at $9.99
• Must be able to be shipped in box no larger than 20"x20"x20"
• Any unsold items will be returned
• Must drop of at our office located in Verona by appointment only
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Video Games and Game Consoles
Antique Locomotive Photo Collection
Video Games and Game Consoles
Now selling and HOT are vintage video games (Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo 64, Sega, XBox ), and video game consoles! Click on the link below to see what we have listed. Have video games or equipment you want to sell? Contact us today!
DOLL COLLECTION AUCTION
Antique Locomotive Photo Collection
Video Games and Game Consoles
Auction of various dolls and fun collectible items, mainly Barbie, from a living estate of a lifelong collector
Antique Locomotive Photo Collection
Antique Locomotive Photo Collection
Antique Locomotive Photo Collection
This is a very large collection that will be continuously added to. Photographed by Robert Graham in the 1920's-1940's. Graham was a bridge architect, but his passion was trains, specifically locomotives. Riding a motorcycle, he and his wife traveled across the country taking pictures of train locomotive engines