VINTAGE STARRETT TOOLS ADVERTISING POCKET PROTECTOR 1960s
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:14011745 | Color: White |
| Brand: Starrett |
Geek alert! Here is an unused pocket protector of the type used in the 1960s, with the Starrett Tools logo advertising their line of precision tools. The back has a complete chart of decimal equivlaents of fractions. It is unused in excellent condition, with only some minor fading on the back chart. These were mostly given away in the industry and were never sold to the general public, so they are hard to find. Satisfaction guaranteed. High bid... gets the item shown here. IL residents pay 10% tax, outside of IL there is no tax unless your state has Internet taxes, which will be collected by eBay. We ship worldwide, all shipping is by first class mail or parcel post only.
TERMS OF SALE: Serious bidders only, please. Payment by PayPal is expected at auction close, and you must have a PayPal account in order to bid on our auctions. We ship by first class mail to the name and address of the winning bidder provided to us by PayPal and/or eBay. We declare the full value on the customs forms for any international shipments. We add $1 to the shipping to cover handling fees. US POSTAL RATES ARE INCREASING! Please use the eBay shipping calculator to estimate the shipping fee BEFORE you bid. International bidders should be aware that first class mail cannot be tracked and that processing delays up to several weeks can occur in customs, which is beyond our control.
TERMS OF SALE: Serious bidders only, please. Payment by PayPal is expected at auction close, and you must have a PayPal account in order to bid on our auctions. We ship by first class mail to the name and address of the winning bidder provided to us by PayPal and/or eBay. We declare the full value on the customs forms for any international shipments. We add $1 to the shipping to cover handling fees. US POSTAL RATES ARE INCREASING! Please use the eBay shipping calculator to estimate the shipping fee BEFORE you bid. International bidders should be aware that first class mail cannot be tracked and that processing delays up to several weeks can occur in customs, which is beyond our control.
