Jbj Vintage 20's 30's Aviator Motor Racing Motorcycle Rider Goggles Old Pilot on 2040-parts.com
Portugal, Portugal
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FROM MY OWN COLLECTION: RARE 20's 30's JBJ French PILOT/RIDER/MOTORING GOGGLES!!! LOVELY and ORIGINAL GOGGLES from the 20's/30's EXCELLENT condition! Metal frames in excellent condition, curve glass lenses in perfect condition. Elastic head band don't have elasticity, leather face pads are complete but leather is hard due the age. Comes with original case in excellent condition and with a spare head band. Lovely the design of the adjustable nose bridge!! LOVELY, BEAUTIFUL AND RARE PAIR! ▄▀▄▀▄▀▄█▓▒░ WILL SHIP WORLDWIDE░▒▓█▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄
Shipping and Handling by PRIORITY AIR MAIL WITH INSURANCE AND TRACKING NUMBER (SIGN FOR). Europe: $9; USA and Rest of the Word: $12
About Us Welcome to BOYS RAN FAST - Ebay Store. For those who love history, past memories and heritage of the most dominant aviation, motorcycling and motoring themes. Specialize in historical headgear: goggles, helmets, sunglasses… and costume accessories: hats, caps, gloves and garments. We have more than 13000 feedbacks at Ebay Policies We sell antiques, collectible, and vintage items. Items may contain minor dusting, soiling, usage marks, and blemishes caused by natural aging and use. To preserve the integrity of an item we decided not to clean or restore them. We leave the cleaning decision up to you. All items are being sold as collectibles. Every so often we do list some new items which we clearly state in the description. Condition Chart: We do try our best to match the product to the condition below. MINT: Brand new and never used. No visible flaws in appearance. First quality. Most antique and vintage items will not fall in this category. However, there are some old back stock still in the market and highly sought after. EXCELLENT: Upon close inspection some very minor signs of use or wear, but no serious flaws. Highly prized antique and vintage items. Condition usually can't be upgraded or any better. VERY GOOD: Obviously used but kept in great condition and well cared for. Displays normal signs of use and wear but no abuse. GOOD: Clearly used enough to cause noticeable signs of wear. Overall still in collectible condition. Offers satisfaction of owning a long sought after piece. The collectible condition is still tolerated by most collectors. FAIR: Used extensively, many cosmetic flaws and signs of wear. Still holds collectible desire based on availability, uniqueness and character. Usually purchased by collectors if an item is rare and not ready available on the open market or as a restoration project. Makes for a nice filler piece. POOR: Used extensively with abundant and major cosmetic flaws. Sold "AS IS" for decorative use only. Makes for a nice filler collectible until a better one can be obtained. Displays lots of use and age character. For the collector who likes to restore or just desires the primitive rustic look of an abused aged item. The condition listed is a personal opinion. We try to give a fair opinion based on our experience. The pictures are taken from actual items. Please kindly take a look carefully before buying. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Import duties, taxes and charges are not include in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility
Service We are committed to providing our customers total satisfaction. BRF offers the following: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED/ RETURN POLICY: If you are not satisfied with the product, please contact first. We cannot refund shipping and handling fees nor will I pay for return postage unless your purchase is proven to be different from the item described by an error. Otherwise all sales are final. Please pay close attention to photos and description. Additional photos or information are available upon request. SHIPPING POLICY: WILL SHIP WORLDWIDE Shipping Cost: For most orders, we charge regular postal rates plus a handling fee. This fee helps us cover bubble wrap, boxes, tape, shipping labels, ink, trips to the post office and labor time. Antiques and collectibles usually require special handling and packaging resulting in higher handling fees. Shipping Methods: We always use PRIORITY AIR MAIL and almost items are ship with insurance and tracking number as proof of mailing. Combine Shipping: We combine shipping. If you buy more than one item please wait until we can send you a combined invoice before submitting us payment. Transit times: We ship 2 or 3 times a week. Items usually ship out one day after receiving payment. We do not ship on weekends or holidays. Transit time can range from 2 to 5 days for Europe and 7 to 15 days for USA and for Rest of the World.
PAYMENTS: Paypal, bank transfer or other (ask before bid). No checks and no M.O. I accept payment in Euros and bank transfers to European buyers. Payment must be received within 4 days of auction close. Privacy BRF is committed to protecting your privacy. We will not sell, trade, rent or disclose any information that identifies you to a third party. ENJOY OUR ITEMS AND HAVE A NICE DAY! Our reference: 3755 |
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