A mobile-readable catalogue of the publicly visible eBay store inventory for stevedebamber — vintage Mego figures, Disneyana, Atari-era curios, and the lingering ephemera of mid-century childhood.
Prepared · XVI · V · MMXXVI
Plate IThe Proprietor at his Bench — Steve restringing a Mego Muhammad Ali, the workshop arrayed behind him: G.I. Joe, Mego carded figures, vintage robots, Captain Action, Hot Wheels, and the well-earned tools of an honest trade. The motto on the mug: "Toys don't break — they just need a little care."
What you are reading is not a marketplace listing but a small accounting — a single seller's archive presented in the manner it deserves. Steve has been at this for years; the stock reflects a particular fluency in the toys, props, and household magic of the period between Sputnik and Star Wars. The numbers below describe a steady, trusted operation. The lots that follow describe what is currently on the bench.
Vital signs of the operation, drawn from the publicly visible profile.
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positiveFeedback Rating
1,487
to dateFeedback Score
746
lifetimeItems Sold
48
subscribedStore Followers
Recent twelve-month detail records 219 positive ratings, none neutral, none negative — and a perfect 5.0 across description accuracy, shipping cost, shipping speed, and seller communication.
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Inventory Lanes & Guidance
Where the store leans, and how a reasonable bidder should price the air around it.
Mego 8″ figuresMego clothing & partsStar Trek TOSVintage DisneyAtari 400 / 800Man from U.N.C.L.E.Vintage DollsRobots & Space ToysHorror MemorabiliaMovie & TV Collectibles
Of Trust
The house possesses a sturdy reputation. The opportunity here is not credibility — it is tighter pricing architecture, cleaner category grouping, and more disciplined attention to sold comparables.
A Caution
Do not price from active listings alone. In vintage toys and memorabilia, active prices reflect hope, not value. Sold listings and Terapeak are the stronger baseline.
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The Lots
Thirty-five currently visible items, organised as one would a small estate sale — each linked to its live seller record.
Mego, Disneyana, Atari / vintage computing, Man from U.N.C.L.E., dolls, and sci-fi / horror. The inventory already has lanes — make them visually obvious.
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Bank the Repair Expertise
"Steve the Toyman" and Mego restringing are not side notes; they are specialist credibility. Surface this in the descriptions where it bears on the listing.
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Separate the Premium from the Parts
A $229 Mego TOS lot and a $7.99 repro part should not feel like the same kind of listing. Different photo treatment, different title rhythm, different description depth.