Found philips key finder in blister pack
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Always wanted one, still do though nice as it is. £80 is a bit steep.
scroll down on the page and you should se it!
Always wanted one, still do though nice as it is. £80 is a bit steep.
scroll down on the page and you should se it!
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Btw: love the Zeon wall clock too, never knew they issued one. Shame it's a 2005 page
http://bondtoys.de/index.php?action=article&articleId=1110280095&categoryId=1
Love the key finder
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£80 IS cheap
I've seen these fetch over £200 !!!
Specially as when it first came out you could get them for less than a tenner..
Me either....it's a nice item....but for that sort of money I think you could get better...
Spot on ! The Gilbert toys (as well as other 007 memorabilia) were affordable as well in the 60's; now try and pay for a mint, sealed example.
Think of it like this, when SD brought out their range there was no way in this world that I could have afforded to jump on the wagon. Now FE are bringing out their stuff I'm all over them like a rash. I'm not on the silver spoon highway, but as life goes on you normally have more disposable income to play with, which is why I'll probably be single again soon (see, another cash saving) for spending too much on Bond goodies. £100 for a Philips Keyfinder .... yes please. Also remember that generally the price of vintage prop pieces only goes up, may not be as good an investment as gold but rises none the less. I can only afford repros, but there are those amongst us that have the real deals ie screen used.
Sense is in the eye of the collector and very relative to ones present circumstances.
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I see your point about having vintage props and it being in its blister pack, if i had much money to buy all these little things i would not hesitate!
Congrats on your purchase -{
Give it a few years and you will understand
You do not see the value in this piece yet - but let me tell you this - you can always buy the FE stuffs, but this key ring is a lot tougher to come by - £100 is cheap. A reproduction will not cost this much and will not be as collectible. Newbie to the hobby can have that.
But collecting is very personal -its like how some prefer blonde or brunette )
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but unfortunately at the time i was thinking about the key finders as nice toys
and nice key chain with my home keys on it.
Well what would you expect from 9 years old to do with key finder...eh...store it in the glass cabinet?? or perhaps in the safe
Anyway, i gave the other one to a good friend of mine. And you know what?? He still has it sealed in that god damn blister!!
He's not into bond collecting, but he has a large collection of key chains from all over the world.
:007)
But as Kan said, collecting is very personal....for someone the key finder is just a "not screen accurate piece of plastic without locpick" ...and for someone it's a very unique and valuable piece of bond memory.
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But in case, if i had one sealed in the blister,
i wouldn't modify it to be a screen accurate one.
But just that's me
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