No, who the hell would spend that much on it? Just order it online for cheap or something.GreatbigHippo wrote:
Do people actually buy those?
21 Jul 2016, 21:32
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22 Jul 2016, 03:10
Have you seen modern art? People will pay a lot for anything.Quasi-duck wrote:
No, who the hell would spend that much on it? Just order it online for cheap or something.GreatbigHippo wrote:
Do people actually buy those?
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22 Jul 2016, 09:58
Lol, not me.GreatbigHippo wrote:
Have you seen modern art? People will pay a lot for anything.
22 Jul 2016, 12:34
I bought 3 late 1915 Illustrated War News magazines. Like, 100 years old, and informing people in Britain about how the war was going. So cool. But guess how much they cost?
The past is a foreign country.
22 Jul 2016, 12:46
I'll beat that. I have science textbooks about astronomy, physiology, and biology (or something like biology, kind of a sub-field of it) that are all from around 1880-1890. I also have newspapers from 1910's- late 1920'sPablo22510 wrote:
I bought 3 late 1915 Illustrated War News magazines. Like, 100 years old, and informing people in Britain about how the war was going. So cool.
I have about 8 antique books 
One of newspapers has stuff about bread lines in the USSR from the time of Lenin, before the five year plans, cool stuff.
22 Jul 2016, 12:58
That's cool! But I prefer war-related stuff. How much did yours cost?Quasi-duck wrote:
I'll beat that. I have science textbooks about astronomy, physiology, and biology (or something like biology, kind of a sub-field of it) that are all from around 1880-1890. I also have newspapers from 1910's- late 1920's I have about 8 antique books
The past is a foreign country.
22 Jul 2016, 13:05
Fiver eachPablo22510 wrote:
How much did yours cost?
How about you?I have some poetry books, some with nice war ones, though not to hand. A nice one though is "Peace" by Henry Newbolt. Oh, actually, I have a novel called "Storm Over The Land", I think it is about war, though I have not read it yet. It is from the 1940's - 50's.Pablo22510 wrote:
That's cool! But I prefer war-related stuff.
22 Jul 2016, 14:49
I have a penny from 41'
22 Jul 2016, 14:52
Nice! I don't have stuff as old as that, though I do have some Deutsch mark, Peseta, stuff like that, but nothing like yours.paper wars wrote:
I have a penny from 41'
22 Jul 2016, 15:36
1€ for an 101-year-old Great War magazine. I was shocked. And there's literally 150 more to buy, all at 1€. I'm going to see if I meet the guy again, and Imma buy 20.Quasi-duck wrote:
Fiver each How about you?
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22 Jul 2016, 15:39
Lol.
22 Jul 2016, 18:51
Dayum. All I have is a 90 year old ratcheting screwdriver.
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22 Jul 2016, 20:45
Lol get erekt. I have, like, 48 cassettes too from the 70's and 80's, with an old ass wooden box for them too. Man, I have so much old stuffGreatbigHippo wrote:
Dayum. All I have is a 90 year old ratcheting screwdriver.
22 Jul 2016, 22:38
Not surprisedQuasi-duck wrote:
One of newspapers has stuff about bread lines in the USSR from the time of Lenin,
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23 Jul 2016, 00:04
I should've added they were false rumours....oceanhawk wrote:
Not surprisedQuasi-duck wrote:
One of newspapers has stuff about bread lines in the USSR from the time of Lenin,
23 Jul 2016, 13:41
Hahaha, glad to see you are aware of the horrors of communism lolQuasi-duck wrote:
I should've added they were false rumours....oceanhawk wrote:
Not surprisedQuasi-duck wrote:
One of newspapers has stuff about bread lines in the USSR from the time of Lenin,
If Socialists understood Economics, they wouldn't be socialists
-Friedrich von Haye
23 Jul 2016, 15:11
There were bread lines in every other country at that time.
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23 Jul 2016, 17:26
EThere were bread lines in every other country at that time.GreatbigHippo wrote:
There were bread lines in every other country at that time.
even in luxembourg? :3GreatbigHippo wrote:
23 Jul 2016, 21:30
Yea.. Not really...GreatbigHippo wrote:
There were bread lines in every other country at that time.
If Socialists understood Economics, they wouldn't be socialists
-Friedrich von Haye
23 Jul 2016, 21:45
There was...oceanhawk wrote:
Yea.. Not really...GreatbigHippo wrote:
There were bread lines in every other country at that time.
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