The Park Point Rummage Sale is some of the best fun you can have in these parts, and this year's event (my second) was certainly no exception.
I humbly present to you my finds:
(1) Zenith Brand Pure Lard (made by Duluth's Elliott & Company) 50-pound metal container @ 50 cents
(1) Paperback @ 5 cents: "The Haunted Mask," No. 11 in R.L. Stine's "Goosebumps" series
(6) Paperbacks @ 25 cents: Stephen King's "Carrie," "Thinner" (two copies ... oops!) and "The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger"; James Frey's "A Million Little Pieces" (I was sadly disappointed when I realize I wasn't purchasing Towelie's "A Million Little Fibers" LOL) and Gertrude Chandler Warner's first volume of "The Boxcar Children"
(1) Paperback @ 75 cents: Stephen King's "Different Seasons"
(2) Paperbacks @ $1: "Desperation" and "The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass" by Stephen King
(1) CD @ 15 cents: Eddie Rabbitt's "The Branson Sound, Vol. 9"
(4) CDs @ 50 cents: "From a Window: Lost Songs of Lennon & McCartney" and the soundtrack to "Bully" (both sealed!) and two compilations from WBCN: "Naked Disc 4 Play" and "Naked Disc 2000" -- they sound sick, I know, but the former includes a rare live version of Radiohead's "Permanent Daylight" recorded in Dublin the summer of 2000.
(1) CD @ 75 cents: Love and Rockets' "Sweet F.A."
(5) CDs @ $1: Phish's "Billy Breathes," the best of Quicksilver Messenger Service, Har Mar Superstar's 9-track "Body Request" single, the Apples in Stereo's "Let's Go!" EP (featuring an interesting live cover of "Heroes & Villians") and, gotta love it, Eddie Money's 1991 masterpiece "Right Here."
(5/7) CDs @ $2: the Eels' "Blinking Lights and Other Revelations" and the Wings/Paul McCartney compilation "Wingspan" (both double-discs!) AND three albums from local favorites Low: "The Curtain Hits the Cast," "Trust" and "Secret Name."
Speaking of "Starfire" ... I picked up two "Park Point is for Lovers" T-shirts @ $10 from Mr. Lunt (I think he was at a friend's house) -- gotta love 'em!
(4) 3DO games @ 50 cents: "Theme Park," "Super Street Fighter II Turbo" and the first two games in the "Alone in the Dark" series. (They were also selling a 3DO console for $10, but it looked pretty banged up, unfortunately....)
(1) RCA Victor "His Master's Voice" tin @ 25 cents
(1) Funky beer mug @ 25 cents
And, finally, THE PURCHASE OF THE DAY: A working Super Nintendo -- the edition that included both the Super Game Boy and "Super Mario All-Stars," no less -- for only $5 ... yeah! Unfortunately I found this at the very first garage sale we stopped at, so the rest of the six-hour day was almost anticlimactic. Almost.
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