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Cross Townsend Cardinal RED Fountain PEN with Gold Appointments Made in USA 23kt Gold Plated B Nib Sale Price: $148.00  |
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Cross Townsend Cardinal Red Lacquer (Marbled Red laquer) 23kt gold plated B nib Fountain pen with 23 Karat gold Plated Appointments Made In USA Retired in 2001 Townsend pen, Great addition for any cross pen collector Product Description Brand New Cross Townsend Cardinal Red Laquer comes in Cross Gift Box and Lifetime Guarantee ,highly polished Marbled Red laquer and accented by 23 Karat Gold plated appointments... |
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Cross Made in USA Maroon Red Lacquer & 23 Kt Gold Medium nib fountain pen Sale Price: $34.99 |
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This is a collectible now for those who know the quality of the Cross pen This is rare to come by .Buy yours now. Includes 2 Black Fountain Pen Cartridges (8921) Lifetime guarantee # Classic design # Medium-diameter width with rings # Cross trademark conical tip # Life Warranty |
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Cross Limited Edition Made in the USA Century II Diamond Cut Etch Medium nib Fountain PEN Sale Price: $129.00 |
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Cross century II diamond cut made in USA with etched barrel is a rare commodity and very few people own this limited edition pen |
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Cross Purple Fountain Pen with 23k Medium Nib Sale Price: $39.99 |
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Softened by the textural finish, this fountain pen definitely gets attention in its vibrant purple casing. Simple capped design conceals the gold nib.Comes with 2 fountain pen cartridges. |
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Cross Townsend, Made in USA, 10 Karat Gold Filled/Rolled Gold, Fountain Pen, with Solid 14K Gold Extra Fine Nib Sale Price: $249.00 |
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An heirloom-in-waiting.The Cross Townsend 10k gold with 14k solid gold nib Collection, is one of Cross's most successful line ever, adds a bit of traditional glamour to the act of writing. This fountain pen is made of 10 karat gold... |
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Hypnotique Crystal Passion - Cubitas Avignon Collection (Made in France, Hand-set Swarovski Crystals, Claw Clip) Sale Price: $99.00 |
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Hypnotic Splendor! Create spellbinding memories wearing our Hypnotique Crystal Passion, a daydream of glittering crystals meant to relax high in your hair. Wherever you sashay and sway, admirers will be drawn in to your twinkling trance... |
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Cross Townsend, 10 Karat Gold Filled/Rolled Gold, Fountain Pen, with 18 Karat Gold Nib Medium (706-MD) Sale Price: $222.59 |
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WITH A HIGHER GOLD CONTENT THAN TRADITIONAL GOLD PLATE, OUR 10 KARAT GOLD FILLED/ROLLED GOLD FINISH FEATURES THE OPTIMUM COMBINATION OF ELEGANCE, STRENGTH AND WEARABILITY. A 18 KARAT GOLD NIB COMPLETES THIS SUPERB TOWNSEND FOUNTAIN PEN. |
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Japan Albion ALBION EXAGE WHITE WHITENING MILK 200g NIB(oily skin) Sale Price: $84.00 |
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New packaging for 2009! Suitable for oily skin, penetrate deep into the skin layers to keep skin's moisture. How to use: after washing face. Apply an amount that will soak through slightly thick cotton... |
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T3 Bespoke Labs 83888-SE Special Edition Evolution Professional Ionic Ceramic Tourmaline Hair Dryer Sale Price: $109.99 |
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The Bespoke Labs Evolution Special Edition hair dryer with 2000 watts of power is the most advanced professional hair dryer available. Made with genuine Tourmaline crystals (the world's most potent ionic mineral)... |
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Sheaffer Valor Burgundy Polished Finish w/ Palladium Plate Trim Fine Point Fountain Pen - SH-9356-0F Sale Price: $209.99 |
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Everyone has a story and the world awaits yours. Prepare to write your own legend. Styled to define a new classic Sheaffer design, the Sheaffer Valor is a beautifully crafted writing instrument that offers exceptional quality and performance while enabling its owner to make a powerful statement of success and achievement... |
Open an eBay Store. You may find great items for sale, but they don't always sell the first time around on auction. When you open a store, you can put items in store inventory on a 30-day listing for only 6 cents a month. These items show up on searches, and shoppers will look at them. Always put your unsold items into store inventory immediately. If buyers can't see what you have, they can't buy it! eBay Stores also provides you with sales and traffic reports as well as a wealth of other features.
Rely on the eBay help index for information. Everything you need to know about technical questions, eBay policies, and eBay services is there. Scan through the help index from time to time and educate yourself on all of eBay's options and features. If you have to email eBay support with a question, don't be shy. Ask what you want to learn about. They might take a day or two to answer, but they are very helpful and will usually send a link to where you can find the information you requested.
Use your About Me page for important information. Most people use their about me page to tell their life story or show family photos. Others don't use it at all. Your About Me page is a great place to explain your policies, shipping procedures, selling philosophy, and more. It is the only place that eBay will allow a link to an outside website, in case you decide to sell products on your own website in the future.
Use your item title for relevant words only. Have you ever seen titles with phrases like "must see" or "L@@K" or "WOW!!" included? eBay allows 55 characters for your title. The title and your photos are all the advertising you get. USE THIS SPACE WISELY. Try to use all of the characters by including as much information about the product as possible. For example, if you are selling a pair of Stride Rite shoes, your title should read something like, "NEW NIB Stride Rite sandals size 10 pink." Experienced eBayers know how to use the search feature and you want to use key words and acronyms that will help them find your auction. If they can't find it, they can't buy it.
Make your item descriptions, well, descriptive. Include measurements, color, size, and fabric content, manufacturer, washing instructions, weight, texture and anything else you can think of. Use lots sensory adjectives to describe the item. eBay shoppers can't touch, feel, or hold the item, so you have to help them envision how wonderful it is. Anticipate what shoppers will ask and include that information on the listing. You'll save time in the future because you won't have to go back and take the item out of storage, examine it for the requested information, and reply to their email. If the item has a flaw, be honest and mention it, and show a photo of it. The key is to be honest. You'll have a better reputation when you mention the flaw up front. You will also avoid the hassle of the return-refund process, and you won't risk getting negative feedback.
Use an image hosting service. You can find them at http://www.auctiva.com, and http://www.sellersourcebook.com among other sites on the Internet. An image hosting service is a website that houses your photos and provides templates for your listings. The fee is nominal. You will be able to customize your listings and give your items a very professional, clean, appealing look. Image hosting is easy to use and it makes listing your items fun and interesting.
Use all automation that eBay offers. Set automation preferences so that emails are automatically sent to your buyers at different stages in the process. This will save you alot of time. You can revise your email templates whenever necessary.
Use Best Offer. When you move items into your store inventory, you have the option to accept offers from buyers. This is a terrific feature. Best Offer gives shoppers the power to bargain with you, and it gives you the opportunity to sell more items. Let's say that you have a child's coat in store inventory at a fixed price of $10. It has been sitting there for a while. A shopper comes along and offers $8 for it. Certainly, you would accept their offer and take the $8. You have made another sale, will receive another positive feedback, and have created a relationship with another customer. The customer is happy because you accepted her offer. You have empowered that customer and made a sale at the same time. Everyone is happy.
Learn more about eBay selling by visiting my free eBay discussion forum, and by visiting my website, eBay Selling Coach
Suzanne Wells is an eBay Power Seller, author of "The Stay-at-Home Mom's Gude to Successful eBay Selling," eBay Consultant, and mom of 2 in Atlanta, GA.
From which metal is each of the following objects made? Explain why that metal is chosen.?
a] kettle
b] telephone wire
c] a post box
d] a pen nib
e] horse shoe
f] church bell
g] trumpet
h] baking foil
i] a ship's propeller
a) stainless steel, heat conductivity & rust resistance
b) copper wire, very good conductor of electricity
c) in the UK, Iron or bronze for durability. In australia powder coated aluminium for cost & rust resistance
d) ?
e) iron sometimes steel
f) bronze - malleable (can be shaped) in a way to allow excellent sound
g) brass
h) aluminium because its fairly cheap and easily rolled into foil sheets
a) can non-ferrous composites of copper & zinc & aluminium; copper because it is soft, zinc protects corrosion, unsure why aluminium is included.
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