My store has many (a bit under 2000 as of June 2007) advertsing pages, Old cars, airplanes, railways, cruise ship lines, cameras and collectables etc etc are covered.

     I also carry hundreds of  books, almost all are older non-fiction. You will find many older how-to books and crafts and hobby books.

     There are many other items too;  I buy what looks interesting to me. If I had the space I'd probably keep it all and have a really-big auction sale when it's time to go. What I do now is list (at auction, 7 days) the new goodies as I get them. What doesn't sell goes into my store. If they don't sell in 6 months or so then they head off to the Goodwill store.

Why are many photos in my store sideways? The answer is that back when I started listing, the photos in eBay were a fixed rectangular size, with the largest length sideways. If I rotated the photo, it shrinks so the longer side is now the shorter up-and-down length. In other words, it makes the overall picture the same size but the image (of the item) inside is smaller. I left them sideways so the actuall image is as big as possible. Turning the camera (or the item) when taking the photo will have the same effect, a smaller image. Now though, that is no longer true. Newer listings have the 'right-way' photos. I've been (very slowly) revising the old listings to change this.