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Britax booster car seat (Heanor DE7) Used. Non smoking, no pets. Some scratches as we used it for going abroad.

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Tv stand for end of bed (DE55 riddings DE55) White metal, very sturdy, used but in excellent condition . Adjustable for different size tv and bed height

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Smart Phone/Mobile pPone (Cookshill ST3) Is anyone gifting an old working mobile phone please, for me. Mine has lines on it and its difficult to buy one now. I have a a 1 year old and need to keep up with appointments. Thanks for reading.

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2h

Boys underpants 7-8 (Derby, DE1) About 20 pairs of boys’ briefs from Marks & Spencer and George ASDA. Excellent condition, freshly washed.

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Electronics components for Arduino (or Raspberry Pi). (Sunny Hill DE23) Promised Included is a large quantity of components including: Microprocessors: Arduino Nano, Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega, AT Tiny 85 Resistors: 10R, 22R, 47R, 100R, 150R, 200R, 220R, 270R, 330R, 470R, 510R, 680R, 1K, 2K, 2K2, 3K3, 4K7, 5K1, 6K8, 10K, 20K, 47K, 51K, 68K, 100K, 220K, 300K, 470K, 680K, 1M Capacitors: 10pF, 20pF, 30pF, 47pF, 56pF, 68pF, 100pF, 220pF, 330pF, 680pF, 1nF, 4.7nF, 10nF, 47nF, 100nF 50V Capacitors: 0.1μF, 0.22μF, 0.47μF, 1μF, 2.2μF, 3.3μF, 4.7μF, 10μF, 47μF 25V Capacitors: 10μF, 22μF, 47μF, 100μF, 220μF, 330μF 16V Capacitors: 22μF, 33μF, 47μF, 100μF, 470μF, 680μF, 1000μF 10V Capacitors: 220μF, 470μF Transistors: BC337, BC327, 2N2222, 2N2907, 2N3904, 2N3906, S8050, S8550, A1015, C1815 MOSFET: RFP30N06LE Rectifier Diodes: IN5408, IN5819, IN4148, IN5822, IN5399, IN4007, FR107, FR207 Potentiometers: P101, P201, P501, P102, P202, P502, P103, P203, P503, P104, P204, P504, P105, B1M, B500K, B100K, B50K, B20K, B10K, B5K, B2K, B1K Plus, various other parts including: An electronics manual, various sensors, a partly completed robot arm with spares, momentary and 2 position switches, speakers, displays, battery holders, breadboards with jumpers and header pins, and Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, and White LEDs, plus more. Apologies if any of this has been mistyped.

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Tall white larder fridge (long eaton ng10 1fs) White larder fridge fully working,available from sun,contents not included Pick up only

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4h

Stepper machine (Tamworth B77) Good condition. No longer needed

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Pull-up door bar (Tamworth B77) Brand new. Never been used

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4h

Burgundy leather chair (Youlgreave DE45) Comfy, a bit worn

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4h

Items with an 60s 70s 80s aesthetic (Darwin Park WS13) Hello everyone 😃 I am looking for items with an 60s 70s 80s aesthetic—whether furniture, appliances, or accessories. If anyone can help, please let me know. Thank you 💐🕊

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Office/study chair (Buxton Central SK17) Black, well used, one wheel comes off when moving around but that could easily be replaced. Otherwise fine.

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5h

Baby bouncer with vibration feature (Little Eaton DE21) Good condition, hardly used

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Mop with Cover (Derby DE24) Green adjustable mop with washable cover.

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Thinking of scrapping an old/unused push bike ? (Clayton ST5) Good morning My hobby is rescuing and restoring bicycles to the best that they can be. I then pass them on to Douggie Mac. Win Win. They get a bike to sell and I'm kept out of mischief. My supply from friends and neighbours has dried up of late so...... I'm asking you dear people to help me once again, last time I asked you were tremendous, thank you. Ideally within a 10 mile radius of Clayton. Don't worry about condition , I can strip spare parts from them. Any age range, any type, old road bikes mountain bikes etc etc. Thanks again Gordon

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Mini Ceramic House Plant Pots (Cromford DE4) Good for baby plants / Cacti / Succulents.

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Telephone handset (Burbage SK17) Green phone handset for wired connection.

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Stools (Heage DE56) Black velvet short stools x3

8h

Ser of 2 bar chairs (Crewton DE24) Like new brown leather bar chairs

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8h

Metal door locks (ST15 Stone) This is what AI said. These are a set of five vintage mechanical locks, likely salvaged from mid-century cabinetry or furniture rather than exterior doors. Each one combines a small deadbolt mechanism with an integrated ball-shaped knob, plus a strike plate for mounting. A few notable characteristics: Construction: Heavy cast iron or steel bodies with black Bakelite-style spherical knobs. They were originally painted white or light grey enamel, but the finish is now heavily distressed, with peeling paint exposing rust beneath. Mechanism: Square-tumbler keyways (an older key standard) and a horizontally-protruding deadbolt that extends past the housing. Most also have a small toggle or lever near the knob, probably functioning as a secondary latch or quick-release. Condition: Fair to poor overall — corrosion around the keyways and moving parts, one detached mounting plate, and a couple of loose knobs. That said, none appear broken beyond repair; with cleaning and lubrication they'd likely still work. Security level: These were built for keeping cabinet or interior doors shut and deterring casual opening, not for genuine intrusion resistance. They're light-duty household hardware.