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This listing is for one LowePro Urban Reporter 350 shoulder bag in excellent condition, complete with padded insert and spacers. Please examine the pictures carefully in their enlarged format, as they were made just before this listing was created. There is one thing you should be aware of if you travel by air with your equipment, that the main compartment of this bag does not have a zipper closure, which make it not suitable for transport in a luggage compartment. This is one of LowePros largest bags, measuring 15 wide, 11 high, 5 1/2 deep. While the outside has dust from storage, it is clear that this bag has not been used much, as the interior looks close to new. The padded insert is removable, and the spacers are in great shape. This is a very large bag, and will easily hold a personal computer, a DSLR camera body, and several lenses. Cash sale, local pickup only dowtown Crystal Lake. If this is something you would be interested in, please send a message along with a phone number where you can be reached and the best time to call. Thank you for looking, and have a great week!
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$5,000.00 for 5. Call or text Matt. 425-877-0899
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Vintage Viewlex 35 mm slide projector in nice case for sale for only $50. Looks cool, works great. Call Scott at 970-227-0524. Photos Photo Negatives Camera Camera Film Projector 35 mm projector Movie Projector Film Projector
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This listing is for one Gitzo G1278M tripod head, as shown in pictures. As the title states, this head has no plate, and has been priced accordingly. The original plate for this head was G2285M, now discontinued. The current plate is GS5370C, available from B&H Photo in New York. This head is in good working order with no damage, abuse or neglect. The lever is the panning adjustment lock, the knob is for adjusting the resistance of the platform. This head stands about 4.5 and is rated for 13 pounds. Weight about 1 pound, 4 ounces. Cash sale, local pickup only. If interested please send a message and be sure to include a phone number where you can be reached along with the best time to call. Thank you for looking, and have a great week!
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MINOLTA ZOOM LENS AF 75-300/4.5-5.6, COMES WITH FILTER, HAT, INSTRUTIONUSEDBUT LIKE NEW, $55.00 RALPH 201-575-6233, NO TEXT PLEASE.
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This vintage camcorder adapter has been in storage for decades. In untested condition. If interested please call /text (719) 4 two 8 - zero 6 one 4 after 11am. Cash Only. (I will not respond to emails.) Record, recorder, video, camera, video camera, television, collect, collection, collectible, film, buff,
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This listing is for a vintage Radiant photo screen in excellent pre-owned condition. It has no damage with the exception if some light surface rust on the legs. Please respond to 941-792-3496 and leave a message - I will return your call. When I am at home I monitor my calls so if you do not speak and say you are interested in the screen, we will never talk with 1 another.
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Serious buyers only. Please note that we are not a gallery, open for perusal or casual viewing. Our pieces listed for sale are currently in storage at a facility several miles from our home, and we cant afford the time or gasoline to drive back and forth merely to show them. Please read the entire posting, and if you definitely want to arrange for purchase and pick-up, dont hesitate to message us beforehand with any further questions or concerns you may have. This piece is unsigned, but it is unquestionably attributed to the prominent West Coast Modernist, M. Malone. Professionally matted and framed. 24 x 30. In very good vintage condition. Actual cash only. Local pick-up is at the Dollar General parking lot, just off I-95, GA exit 7. We dont ship, so please dont ask. PLEASE NOTE: The apparent discoloration at the top section of the mat is due to reflection in the glass. The mat itself is uniform in color and texture. This original watercolor is a beautifully preserved example of late‑20th‑century West Coast decorative modernism. Working in a style that flourished in California during the 1980s and early 1990s, Malone combines a central floral still life with a surrounding patchwork of patterned fields, each rendered with its own distinct motif. The result is a composition that feels both graphic and handmade, echoing the textile‑influenced “pattern and decoration” movement of the period. The palette is characteristic of the era’s California watercolorists, and Malone uses it with real control: layered petals, balanced patterning, and a clean, intentional sense of design. The work is signed M. Malone in the lower left corner. Pieces in this style were typically shown in regional galleries and art fairs along the California coast, from Santa Barbara to Sonoma, and were valued for their blend of fine‑art technique and decorative clarity. This example is especially strong in its structure: the quilt‑like framing, the stylized florals, and the harmonious color logic all speak to a trained and confident hand. A striking, era‑defining watercolor that brings together still‑life tradition and modern pattern work in a way that remains fresh and visually engaging. Please note that we have two other works by this fine artist currently for sale on Craigslist Marketplace. This piece is from our large art collection, assembled over a more than 50-year time span. The collection consists of original paintings lithographs, photographs, drawings, etchings, and other types of prints, as well as some mixed media pieces, all of which well eventually be listing on Craigslist Marketplace. As our main concern is finding new, appreciative homes for the pieces, were pricing them to sell, at prices well below fair market value. Thank you for visiting our listings, and please dont hesitate to message us if we may be of further help.
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Beautiful colors pour painting by Jan Amiss. Size 18” x 18” x 1.5” on Edge canvas. Colors extend on all four sides. Ready to hang. Cash only. Please calls only if interested
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Serious buyers only. Please note that we are not a gallery, open for perusal or casual viewing. Our pieces listed for sale are currently in storage at a facility several miles from our home, and we cant afford the time or gasoline to drive back and forth merely to show them. Please read the entire posting, and if you definitely want to arrange for purchase and pick-up, dont hesitate to message us beforehand with any further questions or concerns you may have. This is an original watercolor painting. Signed on reverse, as shown. Professionally matted and framed. 20 3/4 X 24 3/4. In very good vintage condition. Cash only. Local pick-up is at the Dollar General parking lot, just off I-95, GA exit 7. The following is a personal statement from the artist: I am a painter and printmaker currently practicing in Denver, CO. The act of creating artwork moves me through the world in extraordinary ways. My roots are in community and in the pivotal mentorships that shaped me as Ive acquired skills both locally and through international art courses in Italy and Greece. The studio stays buzzing through years and decades. I aim for authenticity in my subjects, drawing from meaningful moments that strike me in nature and in relationships. The best work always seems to arrive when I let my curiosity have the greatest say in my creative choices. This piece is from our large art collection, assembled over a more than 50-year time span. The collection consists of original paintings lithographs, photographs, drawings, etchings, and other types of prints, as well as some mixed media pieces, all of which well eventually be listing on Craigslist Marketplace. As our main concern is finding new, appreciative homes for the pieces, were pricing them to sell, at prices well below fair market value. Thank you for visiting our listings, and please dont hesitate to message us if we may be of further help.
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Jean L. Barton, Port Haven, Framed Lithograph Double Matted lithograph print in good condition , frame measures 261/2 x 231/2. asking 30.00 , call or text 505-249-5961
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William Coombs Lobster House Lithograph 392 of 400. Authentic and Signed. Framed with Certificate of Authenticity. Add a touch of coastal charm to your 732-216-8126 collection with this authentic limited-edition lithograph by renowned artist William Coombs. This stunning piece captures the timeless beauty of seaside life in Coombs’ distinctive, detailed style. The colors remain vibrant, and both the ar 2 rk and frame are in excellent condition. Asking $150
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Set of 2 paintings by Karyn. F. Gray. She had an artist studio in E. Sandwich called Damsel Fly Studio. The paintings are from her Pear collection. One is called Tango and the other is Cocktail Party. Purchased in 2006 new from her studio.
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Deal Alert: A Halt By The Wayside, is a lithograph, hand colored, framed and matted by T.H. Payne, the oldest company in Chattanooga, 1865 see Pic. This is an original from c. 1870, from Currier and Ives, NOT A REPRINT. I am selling it for $175. Call or text 423-838-2226.
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Serious buyers only. Please note that we are not a gallery, open for perusal or casual viewing. Our pieces listed for sale are currently in storage at a facility several miles from our home, and we cant afford the time or gasoline to drive back and forth merely to show them. Please read the entire posting, and if you definitely want to arrange for purchase and pick-up, dont hesitate to message us beforehand with any further questions or concerns you may have. Ca. 1970s. Signed and numbered by the artist. 25 x 28 1/4. Professionally double-matted and framed. In very good vintage condition. Cash only. Local pick-up at I-95, GA exit 7. J. Fontaine is a prominent artist and printmaker whose work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices as much as 4,000 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2016 the record price for this artist at auction is 4,000 USD. Some artists dabble in a variety of media before finding their calling; others are drawn to a wide range of subject composition. Neither was the case with Wellesley artist E. Joseph Fontaine (1929-2004) whose name is synonymous with local landmarks like Newbury Street, Boston Common, the Public Garden, the famous Make Way For Ducklings sculpture, and his most noted subjects, Boston’s beloved Swan Boats. He preferred painting these scenes, always in oil, because, as he told The Providence Journal shortly before his death, “I have to paint the kinds of pictures I enjoy looking at myself.” As it happened, many others have enjoyed looking at these kinds of pictures as well. Although Fontaine’s paintings have their roots in the works of the 19th century Impressionist painters, each piece is hallmarked by a soothing sense of joy and energy that is a timeless reflection of our tradition-rich New England culture. In the early 1960s Fontaine, an energetic father of five, moved to Wellesley not as an artist, but as a successful young tax attorney. Encouraged by his supportive wife Rose, he managed to find time for his art after hours and on weekends before making a full-time commitment to painting once the children were older. Fontaine’s son, Wellesley resident Tom Fontaine, says that before his father was known for his painting, he was recognized as both an avid art collector and a highly skilled authenticator. According to Tom, “He had an unbelievable eye and could spot a fake just by looking at the brush strokes.” One of Joe Fontaine’s early friends and mentors was Morton C. Bradley, a neighbor when both lived in Arlington, Massachusetts. Bradley, who died in 2004, also happened to be a highly esteemed art authority, once working as the head conservator at the Fogg Art Museum in Cambridge. He also did restoration work for many museums including The Boston Museum of Fine Arts as well as for galleries and private collectors. According to Tom Fontaine, it was Bradley who continually encouraged Joe to devote more time to his art. In the late 1970s, Joe Fontaine took his friend’s advice. He left his legal practice, and in the words of his daughter and former Wellesley resident Cathy Cantwell, “He was able to make a career out of his true love—painting.” Raised in Chicopee Falls, Fontaine showed artistic promise from a young age when he meticulously embellished his parents’ basement walls with a colorful, impressionistic mural of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Although Fontaine was only ten years old at the time, his daughter Carolyn, (as quoted in Fontaine’s obituary in The Boston Globe) said that the depictions were “absolutely better than the originals. It was like a magical kingdom.” An exceptional student, Fontaine was at the top of his class at Tufts University where he studied Art History and English; he later received a law degree from Harvard Law School. Eventually adding classes at the Fogg Art Museum, he focused on mastering traditional artistic styles and expressing his work through painterly techniques. He was also an avid traveler and was especially drawn to Italy where he was stationed as a naval communications officer after college. Having a great love for the European Masters, he later returned to Italy to paint Venetian canals and other Italian landscapes and to study, placing special emphasis on the plein-air painters. Stylistically, Fontaine began each of his paintings with a method he referred to as “boxing in.” Whether in his own garden or on the Boston Common wearing his trademark straw hat, he would sketch the outline for his paintings. Tom Fontaine speaks fondly of his father’s artistic work habits and his acute ability to focus on his art. Tom remembers that whether Joe was painting at his Wellesley studio or in South Kingston, Rhode Island, he had an unbelievable ability to concentrate. After briefly greeting visitors, he would immediately return to his work, and with opera or classical music providing the inspirational background, Fontaine “would literally march back and forth from the canvas, applying a few brush strokes and then stepping back to look at the effect.” This “painting and marching” became such a cultivated habit that areas of carpet in Fontaine’s studios were literally worn from the pacing. A visit to any Long’s Jewelers in the Boston area will instantly remind both visitors and locals of Fontaine’s strong presence in Boston. Long’s continues to highlight Fontaine’s images on a wide variety of giftware including note cards, paperweights, jewelry boxes, and mirrors. Long’s also features signed and numbered prints as well as canvas reproductions—all of which are strategically displayed alongside other familiar Boston gifts like the Gurgling Cod Pitchers and Red Sox Mirrors. According to Jo Anne Chandler of Long’s in Natick, “ E. Joseph Fontaine has quite a following. People come from all over looking for additional pieces to complete a collection or maybe a bridal gift, or to mail a little piece of Boston to a friend or relative.” Two of the most sought after depictions are The Boston Ducklings and The Boatride which highlight the Swan Boats in the Boston Garden. Fontaine was a prolific painter, producing over 500 paintings during a span of about 24 years. During the 1980s and 1990s he exhibited in shows in Boston and the surrounding New England area; the Crane Gallery and the Lily Pad Gallery as well as The Copley Society of Boston all highlighted Fontaine’s work. He was also a frequent first-prize winner at The Brockton Art Museum and was listed in Who’s Who in American Art as well as Art in America. Although renowned for his landscape depictions, Fontaine’s most widely viewed image is likely “Boston from the Charles.” Cathy Cantwell relates how honored her family felt when The Boston Athletic Association chose her father to design the lithograph that became the 100th Anniversary Marathon poster and was subsequently printed on an entire line of marathon souvenirs. “It was quite a challenge for him, but he rose to the occasion and spent days perfecting the 100 runners that encircled the laurel wreath. He wanted to include what he thought were the most memorable and recognizable scenes in Boston and worked tirelessly to achieve that.” Although the original image is part of a private collection, Cantwell remembers “it was quite a spectacle on marathon day seeing all the T-shirts with my father’s painting embossed on the front.” Prolific painter, astute businessman, successful lawyer. E. Joseph Fontaine had much to be proud of in his life. However, it was his role as a husband, father, and grandfather that seems to have been the driving force in his work. Cathy says that when her father was asked what made his art so serene and uplifting, his answer was always the same: “An artist’s work reflects his soul and there is a part of my soul that would have been parched and barren were it not filled with the love and pride for my family. They are in every brush stroke of every painting I have ever created.” Tom Fontaine adds that he felt his father wanted his art to be a positive force that created lifelong pleasure for others. E. Joseph Fontaine’s memory is held dear not only by his immediate family but also by the family of collectors who still admire his work. In Cathy’s words, “It is a great legacy. We are very lucky.” This piece is from our large art collection, assembled over a more than 50-year time span. The collection consists of original paintings lithographs, photographs, drawings, etchings, and other types of prints, as well as some mixed media pieces, all of which well eventually be listing on Craigslist Marketplace. As our main concern is finding new, appreciative homes for the pieces, were pricing them to sell, at prices well below fair market value. Thank you for visiting our listings, and please dont hesitate to message us if we may be of further help.
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Historical Painting of Life in Paris, France, Hotel of Peace, just before WW 1 [See inscription, DE LA PAIX, on hotel]. French ladies in fine dresses shown shopping in open-air town square flower shops with horse-drawn carriages of that era in background. Signed by the great painter, Martin, and beautifully framed under glass: $50.00. [Wood frame under glass in gold-leaf] Call: 907-444-5647
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CLOSE TO 6 INCHES---PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA---COOL DISPLAY HAS NO STAND (LUCITE OR WOOD JUST $5 OR MAKE ONE!) UNIQUE DESIGN---DIFFERENT FROM THE USUAL 7 OR 8 LISTED ONLINE LOWER THAN ALL ON EBAY plus NO SHIPPING ($12 FOR MOST) NEW/MINT CONDITION--- These are a big export item from S Africa, and the process of putting the design on the shell is called decoupage. They make many with animals of Africa but this fruit on the vine is the only one I see. Michaels and other stores sell stands or you can get one made just for these eggs made from wood, African game antlers or for this one, making one from sticks or with twigs would look great. Awesome conversation piece too. Ostrich eggs and shells are very strong.
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PIBIDI digital HD TV Antenna amplified attic outdoor antenna 360 degree rotation wireless remote new ....$ 40.00 call George 916-303-6306 Thanks
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RARE 2016 STRING CHEESE INCIDENT CONCERT POSTER CONSCIOUS ALLIANCE ART THAT FEEND. POSTER BY NIC BOGOAL. Limited run. Printed by the promoter in small batches specifically for concert venue. 19 X 25 FROM THE ESTATE OF A SOUND MAN FOR CONCERTS AT THE FOX THEATER IN OAKLAND CA. HE OBTAINED THIS POSTER AND MANY OTHERS AFTER THE CONCERTS ENDED.. MINT CONDITION. SOME REFLECTION IN THE PHOTOS FROM THE PLASTIC (GLASS) FRAME. $50
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RARE 2016 STRING CHEESE INCIDENT CONCERT POSTER CONSCIOUS ALLIANCE ART THAT FEEND. POSTER BY NIC BOGOAL. Limited run. Printed by the promoter in small batches specifically for concert venue. 19 X 25 FROM THE ESTATE OF A SOUND MAN FOR CONCERTS AT THE FOX THEATER IN OAKLAND CA. HE OBTAINED THIS POSTER AND MANY OTHERS AFTER THE CONCERTS ENDED.. MINT CONDITION. SOME REFLECTION IN THE PHOTOS FROM THE PLASTIC (GLASS) FRAME. $50
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Serious buyers only. Please note that we are not a gallery, open for perusal or casual viewing. Our pieces listed for sale are currently in storage at a facility several miles from our home, and we cant afford the time or gasoline to drive back and forth merely to show them. Please read the entire posting, and if you definitely want to arrange for purchase and pick-up, dont hesitate to message us beforehand with any further questions or concerns you may have. Pauline Collings is a well-known north Florida artist who lives and works in Jacksonville. This painting is a striking example of her work. Professionally double-matted and framed. 17 3/4 x 22. In very good vintage condition. Cash only. Local pick-up is at the Dollar General parking lot, just off I-95, GA exit 7. The following is a personal statement by the artist: I am a native of Boston. Having long been interested in art, I am active in local art groups and show my work at various galleries in northeast Florida. I am also a member of the International VSArts a group started by Jean Kennedy Smith in Washington D.C. through a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. I especially enjoy teaching and sharing the art experience with other physically challenged adults and children. This piece is from our large art collection, assembled over a more than 50-year time span. The collection consists of original paintings lithographs, photographs, drawings, etchings, and other types of prints, as well as some mixed media pieces, all of which well eventually be listing on Craigslist Marketplace. As our main concern is finding new, appreciative homes for the pieces, were pricing them to sell, at prices well below fair market value. Thank you for visiting our listings, and please dont hesitate to message us if we may be of further help.
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