🔥 Original vintage Turkish postcard featuring Cyndi Lauper in her unforgettable colorful 1980s style during the peak of her worldwide success. A fantastic collectible celebrating one of pop music’s most recognizable female artists. ✔ Original Turkish vintage postcard ✔ Highly collectible 1980s memorabilia ✔ Excellent display piece ✔ Secure international shipping.
Included are two large Civil Action file folders from the Civil Actions Branch and one smaller court docket or case-status form. The smaller form is identified as Form CD-1032, revised August 1980, and includes sections for pleas, counts, preliminary hearings, bench warrants, bond amounts, case status, clerk entries and judicial signatures.
This is a vintage notebook paper ream from the 1980s, originally sold at Walmart. With 200 sheets included, this new old stock item is still sealed and made in the United States. The unique charm and nostalgia of this collectible paper make it a sought-after item for those interested in vintage memorabilia and paper collectibles. Perfect for crafting, writing, or simply adding a touch of retro flair to any project. Any orders of more than one item may receive a partial refund for combined shipping when the items ship. This includes items from multiple different listings.
A nice touch is the Tyson Ranch monogram, which gives this paper collectible a bit of history.
Listing for 2 regional Hallmark Store Shopping PAPER Bags. 1980s. Are well worn and have creasing. These come from a smoke free home. Sold as-is.
The guide’s pages have minor discoloration due to age and previous use (see photos). The program’s binding is stapled. The edges of the pages have darkened, most likely from age and previous storage.
Scent may be faint due to age.
This item is the front cover of a self-published guide or fanzine titled “THE IDIOT’S GUIDE TO PUNK ROCK MUSIC or nu wave or whatever,” authored by Joanna M. Refrain. The cover design embodies the quintessential do-it-yourself aesthetic of the late 1970s or early 1980s underground music scene, likely produced in the northeastern United States given the extensive references to clubs in New York City and Philadelphia found within.
