1963 NFL Program Chicago Bears v. Baltimore Colts Wrigley Field

Description: VINTAGE & OFFICIAL 1963 NFL Program Chicago Bears v. Baltimore Colts Wrigley Field - 10/6/1963 (Nearly Sixty Years old!) (Program only cost $0.75 then! Currently, they cost $25.00-$45.00 - Yikes!) - - - SHIPS FREE TO USA - - - Hello All, My step-father was a huge Pepsi Cola Collector, in fact, he helped to start the Pepsi Cola Collector's Club in Los Angeles in the late 1980's, so he had a house FULL of vintage Pepsi-Cola advertising memorabilia, but what I did not expect was the other treasure-trove of "stuff" that he and my mom collected, mostly from the 1930's-1960's. I am just starting to post as much as I can because the "stuff" is what my dad would have called, "Trick!" He loved to go to swap meets and flea markets to haggle, find bargains and Enjoy the Day. You see my Dad was the guy who had the cool toys. He had a 1941 Ford, he had a 1930's Packard, A Studebaker, an early 1960's XKE Jaguar convertible and on and on, his favorite was his his 1930 Ford C-Cab Truck. It had the fat-fenders, big large speed-buggy headlights and running-boards), but I digress, my dad was "that guy" who would drive his classic car to the show, and then walk away and watch people look at his car. You see he liked to do stuff like super-glue a 50 Cent piece to his running board of his 1930 and watch as people tried to pick it up, he had so many fake $20.00 bills that I have found83 so far! He would put them in books and places where you THINK you found yourself a sequestered-away $20.00 bill ONLY to be tricked by my dad... THAT was my Dad!! He was certainly larger-than-life and was really in his Hey-Day until about 2005 when he got sick, He died about 7 years ago now, he was always-looking-to-get-and-hoping-to-get-better, but just he just kept getting worse, so free advice: if you smoke cigarettes, please consider throwing them away and living for those extra years you will get for your efforts, your children, friends, spouse etc. WILL thank you! I am obviously rambling more than a bit, but within his "stuff" I found so many many many vintage and antique "things," if you love the late 1930's-1950's I have ton of Pepsi Cola stuff, but lots of other antiques too, that I am attempting to post here. I am going to try and create an eBay store like I see other have, but one step at a time. It obviously takes a good amount of time to photograph, research and then post all things I have onto eBay. I have also learned that ole eBay does enjoy taking their cut of my $$,so no matter what I price something at, eBay ends up charging me "what they feel my item is worth," no matter what it sells for. Example: I find XX and sell it for $25.00, I offer free shipping, so you pay $25.00, I pay the shipping, then eBay takes their service charge and then they take another $ which is their evaluation of my item after it sells, which has always blown me away as it is strange and perplexing how these evaluations are conducting, but suffice to say, "they take, what they take..." I suppose though that eBay is a business as well, so they have to make $$. All of that was to say, I try and price things appropriately, BUT if my price is just too asinine, PLEASE let me know, as always I offer a 100% refund of the item’s cost, if you are not fully satisfied - for whatever reason. They stuff I offer is genuine and I am always willing to take an item back, if you are not happy with your purchase, I just ask that we share shipping costs, so that neither of us walk-away pissed off and angry. I am here to really do TWO THINGS: (1) I personally want to share ALL this cool "stuff" that my dad, mom, sister and I collected since the 1970's with other Collectors that will appreciate this "stuff" as much as my dad did! I know I have wrote a lot here, but one more thing about my dad, we spent Sat/Sun mornings since I was a toddler running around swap meets and flea markets, as kids my dad would tell us what to search for, he would then tell us a few items (Usually Pepsi-Cola related) and if we found those, he would pay us double our triple our normal finders-fee! I vividly remember finding a few items that made him smile and brag for months. I was never more proud than when I found him those Pepsi & Pete 1940items.... So "Yes, I want to bring joy to others, just like I did for my dad." (2) Obviously, I want to make some profit, but truly a fair amount of profit, but profit is not my #1 motive, so if something is not priced right or you cannot afford it, but you WANT IT so bad, just let me know, I am my dad's son and I will do my best to work something out. Now, my dad was kind of an asshole when it came to this "Haggling Part," and that always bothered me, if he KNEW you wanted it, the price always tripled and he usually did not sell or trade that item, I always found THAT to be my dad's downfall, he LOVED the haggling, and he loved the negotiation, but he rarely parted with 'items' he KNEW YOUWANTED! I refuse to continue that as I always promised myself to NOT be as mean when I uncovered what someone REALLY WANTED! (I was a kid and I perceived his negotiations to be unfair when he never gave the item to the guy JUST because he actually wanted it!) I came across these sixteen Vintage NFL Programs: 1958, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964 and this is one of those. Lots more items to post, I hope you will take a look at everything! Thank you, Jamie

Price: 40 USD

Location: Cumming, Georgia

End Time: 2025-01-07T18:36:16.000Z

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