Those were the devastating words Woody
heard as he tumbled down to be forever discarded in the toy box by
his owner Andy. The scene in case you been living under a rock is
from Pixar's Toy Story 2. The sentiment is all too real; Toys get
broken, yet they remain incredibly loved.
This Tuesday a broken toy made its way
into one of my boxed lots. I had no idea it was there. I was just
interested in one book I saw. This broken Terrier doggie
was a sad surprise to me. He was made perfect, very detailed.
Molded of some type metal and delicately hand painted. In his hind
legs the inscription “Germany.” He was beautiful but he was
“broken.”
I admired the Regal looking Terrier for
a long time, sad at whatever child had loved him and lost him. Then
I remembered... Woody was a collectible deemed worthy of repair! I
had renewed hope for my little Terrier. Maybe he was worth saving.
Armed with four key words: TERRIER DOG Metal Germany, I entered
Google.
I found my doggie all over the
internet. My instincts were right, he remains well loved. So much
so that he is routinely bought broken. Such as was the case in this
ebay listing were he sold for $9.99...
The ebay listing above was very amusing
and I wondered, How much would this little guy sell for in good
condition? Off to the search engines I went. I was WOWed. It
doesnt take much to to WOW me, however... Would you believe this
tiny 3”x3” toy sells for $74.95 in good condition? Its true!
You can see for your self here....
WANT TO BID ON THIS iRISH TERRIER? HE IS LISTED HERE...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200736334493
Some grown child out there is looking
for my broken 1920's Cold Painted Irish Terrier. They need one like
the one they played with at grandma's. I’m happy to oblige.
I understand the need as I myself have bought a broken toy. YOU?
