In negotiation, pending, promised ... please inquire.
catalogue prices for the Suchard collection, a reflection, thoughts by albert Van den Bosch, a dealer in Ephemeracatalogue prices are the most discused subject among collectors I make daily decisions on pricing and there are a lot of aspects occuring again an again this is my opinion : based on a recent aquirement of rare sets in the Sucard collection and my review of catalogue prices : - in most sets are 2 or more dificult cards, rarest in the set; this is reflected in the manco-lists where these cards occur as missing in a almost complete set - also : not all cards in a new aquired collection (or in one serie) are NOT of same quality; as a result : collectors themselves are very aware of this and ask for MINT cards a percentage higher than MY catalogue price - selling prices in public auctions reflect sometimes a price which is NOT EXACTLY reflecting price, because if 2 or more bidders bid for a stunning find, then i can not multiply that price with 12 to have a serie-price. My price is reflecting a card-price to be multiplied by 12. I cannot set a price for each individual card ( to time- AND and place-consuming AND not understandable for readers ) … so it must be a choice of minimum to maximum divided by 12 because there are always 12 cards in a suchard set - when aquiring again, good condition and COMPLETE rare sets … then I must decide : wlll I make this set incomplete and sell one 1 or few chromos … those missing on lists ! … at full catalogue price, minus a reduction for quantity and evaluation in my shop ( very complicated when sending because good sets are then incomplete and selling by mail requires somtimes months due to vacation, sickness, family complications etc etc )…. - after splitting a set then regular prices are there again : price of card ( rare = catalogue price AND not so rare in the set = reduction ), condition and rarety must be reflected in reductions on catalogue prices. After a month and not realized some sets … then rdeution gets higher … please be aware of all this and just make offers on catalogue prices … which i can grant or refuse … nobody looses - all by all a very complicated business in an area where all collectors are watching catalogue prices and selling prices.
On this site you are looking at mostly Victorian and earlier printed lithographic advertising cards,
Most of the time , distributed in those old days in sets of six,
These were edited by internationsl food companies from 1870 to 1960 mostly
All cards you buy will be in a very good condition
If the Paypal icon is behind the text then this means : available now and you can buy immediately
If no Paypal available, then probably is available but price will be only indicatif
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Prices are in Euro
Most of the time only once available … can have been ordered already …
Please use telephone, email of snail mail to send your order
Prices are incl. V.A.T. and invoice on demand
Smaller defaults are not mentioned, condition is overall very good
All the items ordered will be kept at your disposal for 15 days
these items will remain the full property of the seller until full payment of the price mentioned.
Posting costs are same as my stamps at Belgian post office, no shipping and handling costs |
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