5 Awesome Things on eBay this week

70s Iron Man Belt Buckle (eBay Link) –

I think I could do a whole FATOETW about belt buckles from the 70s, it seems you could hold up your britches with almost any character. I like this one the best, as it appears that Iron Man is totally struggling to keep it all in. I need this.

Vintage 1970s Patches (eBay Link) –

“Down with homework” sold separately.

Six Million Dollar Man bank with original mold (eBay Link) –

You get a classic item and a piece of history, it’s win/win.

Japanese Bootleg Lightsabers display (eBay Link) –

I wonder how many fake Luke Skywalker/Han Solo knock-offs I’ve seen in my life. Also, no, I’m not touching “Stick Bang”; it’s all yours.

Gulliver Ninja Figure (eBay Link) –

I’m not really up on this figure line but the card art is stolen from “Hands of Steel” a glorious Italian Terminator rip-off that features John %$#@ing Saxon.

If you want more awesome things on eBay this week, please check out my auctions. I’m cleanin’ house all November and don’t let the zero feedback fool you, it’s me.

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