Reply With QuoteI think your joking 😂
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Moved by the plight of the huddled (black) masses and as a ragged trouserred philanthropist myself I want to do something. I have a large and valuable collection of Golly Dolls. If I sold them would it be acceptable to offer the proceeds to BLM? If it would I could also sell my large and valuable collection of Confederate memorabilia and my blow up Cecil Rhodes doll (although that would be a big loss for me since my wife left me for the BBC). What do people think?
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I think your joking 😂
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Can you burn it all and simply give BLM your house?
As for your wife, you’ll not see her again. They never go back 😂😂
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Had two full sets when I was a kid
1. Pottery Band figures
2. Plastic Footballer figures
Just sorting Dad's house but no sign of them :-(
Also no sign of the 1966 & 1970 Esso World Cup Coin collections
Ah well
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I have golly badges from saving robertson jam stickers. Till someone was offended.
Good post wendum 😁
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I too have the Robertson's marmalade gollywogs.
But here's the irony; they are mini statues.
They're in my garage high up in the eaves so the easily offended won't see them.
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Wendun....people think you're a c*ck.
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You could always list them on the Yorkshire buy and sell website.
E-by-gum bay
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Originally Posted by Grist_To_The_Mill
I'll start the bidding........how much? F*** off
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Bramley, I had the entire 1970 Esso World Cup Coin collection, I got mine from the Globe garage on Herringthorpe Valley Road, yes way back in the 70's. I was 10 at the time and when passing, I use to ask people coming out of the garage if I could have their coin or would they go back in get me one if they hadn't got one. It must have been my boyhood charm as they often gave them to me.
Haven't got a clue what happened to them ????
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