59 Results: in Beaconsfield Upper 3808, VIC

• Breeder

Pure bred Scottish highland heifers and bull calves for sale. Ranging in age from 2 years old to 5 months old. Bulls calves start from $1000 , heifers $3000. They are all pure bred but do not come with registration papers.

Green Talon 2, Size XS, 27.5 wheels, serviced in December 23 and barely ridden since, includes free tubeless tires. Selling a second bike, exactly the same except matt black. Will sell both for $600

Decommissioned evacuated solar hot water tubes and heat transfer module with support structure. This system comprises 30 evacuated heat collector tubes, a heat transfer header unit and base support in working order. One of the evacuated tubes is cracked and has lost vacuum. Also included is an aluminium frame to hold the unit at the correct angle, adjustable according to latitude.

Transplumb free standing automatic sink Purchase New is $2280 Touch free Works perfectly I have had it about 3 years but hardly used it. Great for salon without running water. Location: Beaconsfield Upper

We have two kayaks for sale in as new condition $30 each buy one or both

Heaps of mads 1970s-1990s awesome, classic, vintage $50

Corner TV unit If add is here it’s available

BRAND NEW SUPER CUTE CERAMIC SCREW IN DOOR OR DRAWER HANDLES 2 Birds 2 Elephants Pick up Beaconsfield Upper or by arrangement at South Melbourne Can also post - will bubble wrap and box

• Hasbro

Nerf vortex revonix 360 in good working condition

• Hasbro

2 scar Fortnite nerf guns, in good condition, besides one of the guns missing the battery cover, they are in perfect working order. Will sell seperate for $25 each

Chest of drawers in fair condition

Brand new Tory Burch Shoes AUTHENTIC

BRAND NEW. Also have Tory Burch Packaging. I do also have Tory Burch Ballet Shoes to match, authentic too. Happy to forward more pics.

Not many saws have a cult status The 026/260 does. Light weight, incredible power to weight ratio, easy to work on easy to use all day This one has an after market piston and cylinder head installed by me, only a few cuts done to test I think it needs a tune but im not good at that - so price reflects this has the decomp button works a treat - its a PRO saw (new equiv. saw is $1600) only selling as it was a backup saw but made no sense having two saws the same size

Diason Tallboy Before Marshall and Fender were readily available in Australia, and generally just "back in the good old days", Aussies made awesome valve amps. This is a Diason Tallboy also sold under Goldentone and Electravox. A popular amp of the time, this one dated 1970. It is very clean, I am sad to see it go and have owned it for 20 years (second owner) Sounds great - Ive hardly played it (life). Never gigged. Pet free, smoke free. "As is common with vintage Australian amps, the vene

104 cm long, 54 wide and 53 cm high completely metal no wood with tray. Pickup only. One left

Guitar Project - Vintage Suzuki acoustic Lovely Cedar top and dark appearance well made japanese instrument has a crack see phot0 - glue and clamp bob's your mothers brother

One for the collectors and vintage gear lovers - and a bit of aussie history! Pacific brand guitars were made in Australia. *****1949 The company was formed in the 1940s by Hec McLennan, a mandolin and banjo player working in Australia from the 1920s. Merv Cargill was also working at Pacific. This brand is significant as they are one of the earlier makers of guitars in Australia that produced instruments in large numbers, however relatively few of their instruments survive possibly due to t

This an interesting one A very well known and highly regarded Australian made eston super 20 housed in a vintage musicman (USA) head. The original chipboard cab perished as they do. In the USA they were making cabs with finger jointed pine etc. About the amp: Made in Australia by the Lamberti Bros in the 1960s. The Eston Super 20 runs 2 x 12AX7's and 2 x EL84s, features 3 inputs. Tremolo. About the cabinet: Music man USA******1980 FJ pine, nickel hardware, probably a RD50 (not as big as t

This amplifier has been an ornament in our lounge room for decades It has an original cover and a tag that reads "no. 56 completed 16/12/1939" Signed "RGH" I believe it was made in Australia and has a mix of Australian and American made valves. Some of the valves are encased in metal - showing the age and construction style of this amplifier. I suspect it was for use with a projector - predating electric guitars. It has a volume and tone knob. A lovely 12" alnico speaker The faux-crocodile