SEATTLE – In the market for a passenger ferry? Check eBay. Washington State Ferries has put the mothballed passenger ferry Chinook up for sale on the popular Internet auction site. The ferry has sat idle for the last four years. More: continued here
In the market for a passenger ferry? Check eBay. More: continued here
EcommWire (press release) RocketPlace: Spring 2008 is the First Conference to Address eBay’s …EcommWire (press release), MA –3 hours agoIn January 2008, eBay announced a variety of new changes coming to the eBay.com website. With changes coming to the feedback system, detailed seller ratings … More: continued here
Post offices replacing stamp machinesPensacolaNewsJournal.com, FL –2 minutes agoThe next time a bill needs a stamp to make the outgoing mail, waiting in line at the post office may be the only solution. With many Americans carrying … More: continued here
The state ferry system has put the mothballed passenger ferry Chinook up for bid on the web site eBay. The ferry, a sister vessel to the foot ferry Snohomish, was put on sale Thursday night with an opening price of $4.5 million. More: continued here
East Elgin claws StampsSt. Thomas Times-Journal, Canada –4 hours agoBy Times-Journal Staff AYLMER, Ont. — Ten players found the score sheet as the East Elgin Eagles beat Parkside Stampeders 67-45 Thursday in the Thames … More: continued here
eBay Auction of the Day: 1972 Citroen SMWinding Road Magazine, MI –51 minutes agoIt’s that lack of recognition that makes finds like this 1972 SM on eBay Motors even more precious. With just over 60000 miles on the clock, … More: continued here
Associated Press – February 16, 2008 11:25 AM ET SEATTLE (AP) – In the market for a passenger ferry? Check eBay. Washington State Ferries has put the mothballed passenger ferry Chinook… More: continued here
Celebrities and national icons can now find immortality through postage stamps during their living years, if the government decides to end the decades long custom of honouring people only posthumously. More: continued here
Historic Examiner photographs documenting figures such as Gen. George S. Patton and a young Howard Hughes have recently surfaced on eBay. More: continued here