Panasonic Model R-72 novelty AM transistor radio.  Toot-A-Loop Radio - $20.00     Donut shaped radio can be worn as a bangle around the wrist or twisted into an 'S' shape to be free standing. The tuning dial is located at the end of one of the 'splits' accessed when the radio is twisted into the 'S' shape. The on/off and volume control is located on the outer edge of the unit as is the earphone jack. The case of the radio is molded from impact resistant ABS plastic and has a characteristic high shine finish. This AM radio works good but the volume knob is a little sensitive when changing the volume.  Uses one 9 volt transistor battery.  New in 1973 as a birthday present.                            If you are unfamiliar with the value of these vintage radios, do a search on Ebay and you will see they are valued at $50.00 to $120.00 or more.   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panasonic_Toot-a-Loop_Radio

40 Hat Collection - $20.00    Selling a collection of NEW Hats from a collection that goes back to 25 to 30 years ago. A variety of colors.  Most of this collection are oil industry hats or from businesses in Ness City, Bazine or Hays, Kansas. At $20.00 - Only 50 cents per hat!

“Prop” Microphone  $5.00   Selling one “non-working” microphone to use as prop Mic for an Air Band act, theater acting or other entertainment occasions that you would need the look of holding a microphone in your hand. 6 ½”  Realistic looking microphone. 

Vintage Band Posters   Selling 3 “Collector Style” band Posters from 1984, 1991 and 1993.  $8.00 each.     These posters are ideal for framing to decorate your studio/office or “man cave”.  Buy all three posters for $20.00 and I’ll include a copy of a Freddy Fox and the Hot Rods poster from August 24th & 25, 1983

Broken Image – Dano’s – Colby, KS  – November 20, 1991   4 piece band from Goodland, KS that recorded music and played in Colorado, Arizona and California during the early 1990’. Two of the original founders of Broken Image (Curt Nemechek and Rob Paz) were also in other bands from Goodland and Denver, Colorado. Stoney Cold and Sister Max.   8½” x 11” 

Poster from the 3rd Annual Air Band Finals from May 2, 1984 at the Sherman Tank – Goodland, KS.  The Sherman Tank was a live music venue and bar in Goodland, KS that featured many local and top bands, rock & roll groups and air bands during the 80s and 90s.   11” x 17”  

Sister Max – Burlington Country Club, Burlington, Colorado – Saturday June 9, 1993 Pop /Top 40 cover band that played some of their own original songs. Based out of Denver, Colorado.  Performed for several years (1992-1994) in various states in the Western United States.   8½” x 11”