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TODAY - sale on Beckwith Road (near Sunray Gardens) 3pm onwards, lots of toys, games, clothes, train

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Hi


I am doing a clear out and have lots of items to sell.


Loads of wooden train track with trains/ bridges/ cranes Etc in lovely wicker basket

?45


Mr Men collection of 50 books in display box

?20


Ladybird - "read it yourself library" levels 1-4 box set 50 books

?20


Jigsaws age 3 plus (one is a bus and one an ABC jungle theme) ?5 each


An extensive dinosaur collection


Princess dresses (Belle, Merida, ballerina) ?5-10 each (aged 3-6 years)


Plus lots of other books, cuddly toys, games Etc


I will be having a sale of the items in my house this Saturday afternoon (3-5pm). If you want to come along please message me and I will give you the address. I am near North Dulwich train station.


More items will be listed as I find them. Anyone who wants anything early though is welcome to make an appointment before then.


Thanks

BlueOrchid

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Childrens coats, and lots more books also found to add to the sale.

We are very close to Sunray Gardens, SE24 9LG.

My daughter will be outside the house with a table of everything in the front garden.

Some of the money we raise will be donated to Battersea Cats and Dogs home.

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