Showing posts with label ebay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ebay. Show all posts

Jan 26, 2022

Top Gun's Ebay Store! Check out what he is selling...........

 

With The Assassin in 1988.


The Assassin, Top Gun, AKA Fidel Sierra has some great wrestling memorabilia listed 
on ebay right now.  Check out his store.



Nov 9, 2018

The Grappler's Loaded Boot on eBay!

     As you know I watch the auctions on eBay for any interesting Portland Wrestling memorabilia.  This listing popped up today and it does bring back some of those great memories.  All of the jeering once he started to "Load" the boot.  And Sandy Barr never turned around, ever!  Not once.  Good times! 
     I am assuming that he must have had a leg length difference,  but it sure made for a great prop in the ring.

They are asking $2,000.
Click on the photo to go to the listing.

Jun 17, 2018

1988 Portland Wrestling Program on ebay.......

June 18, 1988, just a little over a year after Steve Doll came to the Northwest he was tag champs with Scott Peterson and super popular with the audience. It's true that the Southern Rockers ruled Portland Wrestling in the late 80's!





Mar 25, 2017

A Couple of Portland Wrestling Things I Have on Ebay Now!

~~Click on the images to go to the auctions.~~

Someone gave me this as a gift, however, I have several items
that I got personally autographed by Roddy and those mean more to me.


These are clippings from the 70's.  I used to trade wrestling items with people all over the country and I came across these clippings at one time or another.  I have a lot of non- Portland listings as well.


He was a bit before my time, in Portland.  But I sure enjoyed a good Snuka match!


You know how much I love Brian Adams.   I had a few of these figures.
This one was in a Nation of Domination set.

Jul 30, 2013

60's and 70's Don Owens Promotions Programs on eBay

Wrestling program collection 1960s-1970s Portland Oregon Don Owens NWA at a Buy It Now price of only $9.99 it's a steal for real wrestling history. I have tons of programs from the 80's.  They bring back some great memories.