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Canon Camera Interface cable ... $13.90 Canon# IFC-600PCU ... Connects a Canon camera to computer to transfer photos. Purchased new from Canon.com for $13.90. Did not fit my Canon camera (my mistake), so could not use it. I then found the correct ID# in my Camera's user guide, ordered that one from Canon, and it works just fine! Be sure to check YOUR camera's User Guide for the correct cable you need. ... (I can ship if you want to add postage and insurance.) 
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Ladies' easy-spirit slides, size 6M ... $10. Black, cushioned fabric top, very light green footbed, white soles, had for a while, tried to wear a few times, but just too tight across my one bunion foot (ouch). Disappointing for me ... BTW, the foot bed is a very light lime green (not yellow).
Propét black leather sandals. Size 6½, M(B) ... $25. Adjustable velcro fastening front straps; heel-strap has adjustable buckle with elastic under. The footbed is removable, I had my big othotic arch supports inserted under it, but they kept sliding out the back side! So I tried them on the top of the foot bed ... same thing happened! They've been hiding in a box of shoes I set aside with hopes to wear again one day – it's clear now that is not going to happen. Drat! (they were expensive shoes and I liked them very much!)
GLASS JARS with metal lids ... $10. Set of 8 jars (i.e. $1.25 each). Each holds 2 cups of something. These are Adams peanut butter jars, labels cleaned off. Handy for storing all kinds of things, i.e. food stuffs, coins, candy, trinkets, nuts, craft supplies, etc. I have poured canned, sliced peaches into one to keep handy in the fridge. And, I have three sitting in a cupboard with tags of "SUGAR", "FLOUR" and "SODA" painted on the glass itself using acrylic artist's paints. Quite convenient when I just need a teaspoon or two for a recipe. The lids screw on, keeping tiny critters from visiting. I planned to "sand" the lids using fine-steel wool and then spray paint ... but haven't stopped to do that yet. [No, I do not know if they are suitable for canning. Probably not.]
Check Payment & Deposit Register . . . $14. (a/k/a Cash Disbursements Journal). Measures 11½ x 9" (closed); spiral bound; cover is Navy blue (darker than photo shows) and of some plastic stiff-like material (not cardboard); see photos for more.. in the back (discovered after photo session) there are pages with 'forms' for a year of bank reconcilliations. There are 41 pages with 25 useable lines per page. It was far more than what I needed. Item #AFR60 - "Check Payment & Deposit Register" in Adams Financial Records' "Small Business Accounting Series". Intended for small business use, it could also serve to keep track of your personal and home expenses so you can know where your money is going! I purchased about six months ago from Walmart (online) for $13.98 +/- ; It was shipped from Office Depot (whose online price was something like $23!) So ... $14.00 is what I'd like to receive for it.
Target shooter's custom gun case with extras . . . $45. Customized by Mike Gregory in the early/mid 1970's for use in target-shooting competitions through the WCW (Kenmore Gun Club). Sold as-is, with whatever he had within it ... ear protectors, a Bushnell Sentry II scope that mounts on the case, pouch for paper targets (I think), casing pouches, etc. • I'd like to keep the name plate ... looks like it's removable, unless he glued it on as well.
OMRON Digital Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor . . . $35 • Easy-Wrap ComFit cuff (fits arms 9" to 17", 22cm to 42cm, in circumference) • Illustrated English Instruction Manual • Quick Start Guide • Operates on 4 AA Batteries* (not included) • Original packaging, box measures 7 x 4¾ x 4¾ inches • Doctor told me to no longer use a digital/electronic BP monitor because I am, evidently, one of a few humans the electronic monitors will not read correctly. • *batteries not necessary – it also plugs in to an electric outlet (which is how I used it).
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