1986 ABC Bowling Championship Bib Las Vegas Damaged But Still Cool

Description

I found this tucked away in a garage at a local estate sale. It hasn’t been stored properly and the print on the front has some crackling. The back has discolored some as well. I still thought it was adorable and that someone out there may still want this cool bit of bowling history. Zoom in on the pictures above to get a good idea of the condition before buying it. It’s not entirely trashed, but I don’t want you to be disappointed when you see it’s less than perfect.
Every item in this shop has been procured second hand from thrift stores, estate sales, flea markets, and the like. Each item has been cleaned and sanitized. I check for any knicks, chips, scratches, damage, etc. If necessary, I will mend items, replace clasps or chains, and ultimately do my best to make sure your items are in superior condition when they reach you. I will do my very best to disclose anything that makes your item less than perfect. But alas, I am merely human. So if you feel that I have misrepresented an item, just let me know. I’m super easy going and will gladly work with you to ensure your satisfaction.
1986 ABC Bowling Championship Bib Las Vegas Damaged But Still Cool.
SHIPPING:
In most cases, I do not include free shipping on my items. Postal rates have gone up way too high for me to be able to offer it in most cases. I do however try to only charge the actual amount of the least expensive shipping method for your item. If there are multiple items purchased from my shop at the same time will be shipped together and after the first/ highest fee is calculated, every additional item will only add $1 more to the final charge. Though I have tried to adjust all of my items to work that way, of my older listings may not be set up for that. If you are charges more, let me know and I’ll refund or adjust the transaction to make it right. Also, if you are purchasing a single card or photograph that could be sent in a letter sized envelope with a stamp, I’m sorry but I have to ship your item as a first class package in order to follow eBay’s tracking number request. It’s WAY pricier but is the only way to provide a tracking number to eBay. Postcards are the only exception to this. eBay has a special envelope label that is both trackable and priced like an actual letter.
INTERNATIONAL BUYERS:
I charge as close to the true cost of domestic US postal rates as I can. I personally don’t ship anything outside of the US. I use eBay’s Global Shipping Program to do that and ship all International orders to eBay in Kentucky. I still only charge about the actual price to ship there. Anything on top of that is calculated and added on by eBay. I can’t do anything to lower that charge. I know it’s pretty pricey, sometimes even more than the item itself, but it’s entirely out of my control. I’m sorry for that.