This is a vintage New Yorker Magazine dated Mar 24, 1945 which was during WWII. The cover is signed Alajalov shows a passenger train with soldiers and civilians including a posh couple in the front seats who have turned their place into first class dining! I also found the ads to be very interesting. It is overall in Very Good condition to excellent condition with the cover starting to separate at the bottom and another tiny dog eat on the bottom corner.
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LOW SHIPPING: These are light enough to send First Class Mail within the USA for only $5.50. It could go Media Mail (which is very slow) for $3.50 IF you write me before paying so that I can adjust the invoice.
International bidders welcome. This can go out First Class International or Priority International Please be sure you know the cost of shipping before bidding.
PAYMENT : I appreciate a prompt response from the winning bidder and payment through PayPal within 3 days. A prompt response is more important than the date of payment.
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BIDDING TIPS
BIN:
EBay used to be an auction only web site. Then they introduced Buy It Now and now most purchases are BIN. That means that auctions, which usually ask less $, are being ignored and often get no bids. You might consider bidding on auctions again because you have a much better chance of winning than before BIN was introduced.
AUCTIONS: Advantages of Earlier Bidding
When you bid, it locks in the seller's description. It can only be added to only at the very bottom of the page where no one looks. If you see an error that may discourage bidding, (spelling etc) it is to your advantage to force that error to remain because other bidders may then miss it altogether. Try misspelling your item and see what comes up. An early bid also prevents the seller from later adding a Buy It Now to a listing. It must remain an auction if it has a bid and cannot disappear because someone emailed the seller with a good BIN offer.
Watch List: Many bidders put items on their WATCH List and then they wait until the very end to bid. There are advantages and disadvantages to this approach. The
Decide on your maximum: If you bid at the very end, bid the maximum. If you really bid your maximum, you won't need to feel bad if the item was outbid. Someone else may seem to have outbid you by so little, but you don't know how high the other bidder actually bid.
If you want it no matter what it costs: If money is no object and you must have an item no matter what it costs, Then bid some ridiculously high amount that no one else would possibly bid.
***NEW EBAYERS: New bidders are often confused by the bidding process. They worry that their high bid is what they will pay and that isn't necessarily the case. EBay bids for you in increments depending on how high the bidding goes. (increments of 25 cents, 50 cents, $1, $2.50 on up). The only way you will pay the maximum you've bid is when someone else bids close to or the same as your maximum. In cases where someone else bids the same as you, the first bidder is high bidder until more bids come in.
In auctions combined with a Buy It Now Price, if you don't want to pay the BIN price than bid the auction amount and BIN will disappear so no one else can Buy It Now anymore.